The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-25
Flour Wheat Barley. Total redd
- to bushels
Way 69,3S 3l8,04O l,0l2,4A 1888 4,Bl9,622
June, 700, I'd l,242,6l8 ,1O0.543 72.9l9 6346 62S
July, G4,SH 6D,621 ,3N 70,765 5,416,0S
August, A0,676 3l5,eA 625,606 $500 20O6 1924

fOF his
of year of ''ruin."
The funeral procession yesterday memory Of OCon
nei was decidedly great demonstration. The number
OF men who walked in the ranks been variously esti
mated at from 10000 TO 20000the Sun of this morning
says $4,000. From my observations think the re
must have been mt least One societyhe Laborers
Union Benevolent the hardy fellows on whose stout shout
ders are carried up the citys tacst piles of budngnus
tered some $500 men, Anotherthe Repealers-were up
wards of 1000 strong They had fine military band of
the garrisonGovernos Isandone of the most celebrated
in the United States; whose music all day was excellent
The grand feature of the procession undoubtedly the
funeral car 1t was in the form of small temple shrine
enclosing coffin. II l6 feet long, by wide, and
IL feet high. with heavy drapery of black velvet,
trimmed with gold and silver lace. The coffin was
open to the sight all around, and was under can
opy resting upon four pillars. 1t covered with
black velvet richly trimmed with gold and green. The
drawn by twelve white horses with black pumes
trappings, and cloths trimmed with silver Each horse
led by groom in jacket of black velvet and cap the
same, tunedup green breaches and top boots-lna
king very fine appearance. OF this the great
centre of interest to all spectators of whom there
have been ut least So 900 in the The police
raneements admirably nothing could have been
better The whole line of march, nearly four miles,
kept wonderfully well.
The Castle Garden the place fixed for delivering the
Grafton, and it crowded. Since built it
filled before Mr. Pollard the architect computed its
closed, some thousands unavodaby shut out At 4
o'clock Gov Seward advanced the of the platform
commence his discourse and the whole immense
semblage to receive him. Their NUMBER beyond
anything saw their enthusiasm the vivid colors OF
their scars and badges, and their banners nermnged
with the mass, made sight indescribably fine 1t Is
great thing and very honorable age and that the
memory of great man should in country which he
saw three thousand miles away, call forth such
demonstration. The Grafton printed verbatim in
Tribune before it well concluded in the Garden
having been put in type, probably from the authors
uscript
The of morals of the French peeage as unveiled
by the appalling crimes in the last degree revolt
ing and reminds but strongly of the widespread
pravity which preceded the horrors OF the first revolution
Who knows but that they herald similar convuson
Louis Philippe is old France like the other countries OF
Europe is yet in her transition state and the spirit of the
three days is only queled crushed and like Titan
under Etna, chafes nightly.
The number Of omnibus licenses issued for the present
year is 326-beng increase of 81 last year. The
immense wear and tear of pavement in this Gotham
is at accounted for with s26 of these ponderous
lures laundering over it daily
The Sarah Sands arrived day from Liverpool after
passage of 20 days. with Al passengers in her first and &C
In her second cabin ZED
New York, Sept "a, ls47
Willard Fillmore is much talked of by the wings as their
candidate for State comptroller the ensuing election He
is undoubtedly of their very strongest men, and would
greatly aid their whole ticket
George s. Catlin for governor, Orgen s. Seymour for
lieutenant governor, Alonzo W. Brge for treasurer Fred
erick Croswe for comptroller and Charles w. Bradley
for the ensuing Even Friend Greeley forced
admit that it is ga good ticket"
On Wednesday, Daniel Haines was nominated by the
democratic State convention, Trenton the democratic
candidate for governor Next day the wing convention
same place, selected VIM. Wright, late member OF Con-
gress from the Essex district the whig candidate. Both
strong and the contest will be close II the
northern counties do their duty, Mr. Hanes will be the
next governor
1t said in Wall this morning that the forger
Francis Bartlett had 'et n his victims to the tune OF
$4,000 His friends have offered $4,000 for the
whole of the forged paper in compromise but it has
yet been accepted.
The second advent folks have been holding series OF
meetings. day and evening" in their great tent in the site oil
Nblos garden Underneath the there continual
excitement in the belief in the speedy and tremendous
coming of the Kingdom Of God without, Gotham rolls
its tide of life just
Martin Hare was brought before Judge Edmonds ycser
day habeas corpus and remanded The grand jury have
found bill of indictment against him for bigamy.
The pumps OF the Britannia have been kept hard at work
since her arrival at this port keep her aoa She
was to get the dock this morning ZED