The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-08

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HEARsE
With four horses
With Cavalry on either side;
Friends OF the dsossssd,
Committee Of the House II Rep -essutatives,
Mayor and City Council,
JUDGES Of the Courts.
Msesans Library Association Of which the deceased
Defenders Of Fort MeHenry, 30.
O@csrs Of the Md Militia
Fire Department aud Associations, &C.
Odd, Fellows Societies
Temperance Societies
Other Societies and Associations
Citisens on foot.
Citiseps in carriages and on horseback,
Minute aups were fred by the Junior Artillery, who
while the procession passed along the sr.ets and the
bells Of the churches, 60 were tolied
.res a""D B.i@ore street ~ sroadr.v down
Wy Bank street. through Bank to Caroline street
ND Caroline to Lombard street; along Lombard to Gay
strA Gavu until haara rivod aifa mo
cas-, door Of the Exchange where the column was
halted
2P. which vas den'ely crowded with spectators a.
veil as the doors and windows. whore persons could
smos. . moments notios. were in tull numbers,
and appeared remarkably we'll. The numb'r Of the
the lamented dead by this public manifestation was
also large.
the disposal Of the e,mmittss vel. etissus loot
and horseback contributed to swell the long line OF
the sson The hearse and funeral appointments at
tract.d attention from their richness white horse.
biog superby esparsonsd, and the hesrse hung With
it. and the most conspi object Of the train
oas-d with black velvet, trimmed with silver edsing.
The procession as whole, was vs,y imposing and
rapeements, will compare with any similar display, 10
numbers, appearance and The order and system with
The respectful silence which pervaded the multitude
ofspectators interrupted only By thu strain OF martial
music added the SOLE mutes Of the All classes
Of es seemed anxious to vie with each other to
the last tribute Of respect to Of the most eminent
men Of the age.
The CONN vas deposited in the Rotunda of TIE Ell.
change where the citizens, who wish, will be admitted
to see It.
After the coffin placed in the Rotunda of the Ex-
change, the procession was dismissed.
Our last visit but this to Baltimore was with
the President Of the United States in June last
The fields and the woods were then bright 10
their summer glory-the air was melodinus with
muslc-the cars were decorated with flowers
il was a summer journey of living Presi dent to
the industrious North, and merry time wa
made of 1t. On this visit, how changed the OBJ
ject, the scene, and the circumstances. Here
were the mortal remains OF an x-Pres ident-hls
dead body, on journey to the North for grave;
instead OF flowers, the cars and the company art
dressed In the weeds Of sorrow-there is No
music, but the wall OF the wind in the leafess
woods, and the fields and forests bleak and
chill under the glazing snow which covers ali the
land. The shanlles and the cabins on the way
look melancholy and deserted, and the solitary
negro on the way side has forgotten his summer
melody But enough for the present. Oar sue
cessor from B ltlmore will bring up the record,
onward.
Alter good dinner at the Exchange, for Dor
sey su9rrs his friends to leave his house with
an empty stomach, we hsstened to head quarters
to learn the fate OF the treaty, and are glad TO
report you, with the amendments msde-believed
TO be such as Mexico will accept-there will no.
be more than tour or FIVE Senators opposed to the
treaty. The DoCToR.