The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09

with safety, far bis pockets were concerned At
ten minutes to six O'Clock, the hsarse, preceded by
brass band playing solemn air. entered the Park fol-
lowed by the carriages containing the members Of the
municipal government, the Hon Henry Clay and ether
front entrance Of that building it stopped and the
troops shouldsred arms tho band meantime continuing
to play Its doletul tune Soon the music was done
City Ha-sll heads uncovered ins sctively when
that the cof about be taken in
The oh uf them with heads uncovered to the
number Of thirty. TOOK the cofp and proceeded
with into the City Hall Arriving AT the foot Of the
msrble steps, they halted tor few minutes while In the
meantime the band outside continued to play, and all
heads were uncovered The cofn then temporarily
placed on table where 1t remained for few minutes,
ready the signal given and the corpse was carried
Into the Governors room, where, were informed
oy the programmes prayer was delivered BY the Kew
Dr. Ferris, and benedction by the Rev Mr. Cone Our
reporter cxerted himself the to
into this ROOM for the purpose Of giving the
politely but sterny refused him adm,taucs and gave
US reason for excluding him. that he was acting under
Alderman Msynard's directions, and those directions
were not to allow any in except the committee,
&c. and Others the members OF the prsss
Afeer the ceremonies concluded, three volles OF
immense cavalcads dispersed. Captain shumway's
company, the 27th Regiment, were detailed to take
charge of the remains until their removal this morn
ing, to the boat.
THE CLOSE OF THE CEREMONY.
During the evening the bells Of Trinity, in the same
onmsa 'ny ss M .Oswu
the day All felt that the remains Of the iustrious
statesman were In the CITY.
DEPARTURE OF THE REMAINS OF MR.. ADAMS.
The remains tf Mr.. Adams will be conveyed this
morning, at O'Clock, to the New Haven boat accompa
nied by Boomh.ld's U band, from Governors Island
hnal resting place.
The Funeral OF tho Rev i homas LycII, ID. d.
The funeral Of the venerable Dr. Lys the late Rector
Of Chriss Church. in Anthony street, whose death is
yhNut Tho ftv
took place yesterday between the hours Of Two and four
O'clock r M from his late residence in Anthony street
The private houses adjoining the residence Of tho de-
ceased thrown open for the reception Of the gen.
tlsmsn who were compose the procession. The cof
an enclosing the remains placed In the hall of bis
house before the funeral mmenced The lid YVES left
open to allow his friends to gazs on his fsa.
lures for the last time His countenanos seemed as ma
tura as In life but much smaosted and expressive Of
profound tranquility.
The procession was formed In the order advertised,
and was composed of the young gentemsnof the Sun
day school Of Christ Church. tho rector, teachers and
scholars of Trinity SCHOOL, the clergy about sixty Of
which body presently tho corpse which was carried
on bier the and students OF ths General The
illogical Seminary and number OF the various rslsves
and friends Of the deceabd la this order hey proceed
ed up Anthony stree. Broadway; but bling much i'm
peded by crowds Assem- to witness the geeat fn
neral procession Of Adams, it took circuit Through
Chembers street and College Place, to st Psus church
entering the V.sey street gate and passing up the centre
aisle Of the church to the platform CT stand beneath
the pulpit. where bearers lsid down the oofo and
the clergy the others seated theDseye
in the various pews The gallery full OF ladies Ar
anthem was played the organ, accompanied By hn'
voice. aud thes tbs order for the burial OF TN
recited by Drs. Mcvcsr and Schroeder stte'
which De- Berrien rose IN the pulpit ana az
cleo usnt and i'm pressvs eulogium the d. ceased.
la the course his no stated that notwith
standing the age OF the deceased seventy-fou
years. his death took OF his feends by surprise III
up TO the last moment be exhibited but few nisrss
decae He described him having possessed every men
al fu conyaraatio, ready VIZ cnc tiS
vvaoisy and okserlu- ets OF 1outn ie esisa 70 ino
the numbers the OF his long and valuable life
admitted by his age cy into the Chrotisn churchth'
many he joined matrmony, aud the still ersate
nat besn sustained aud oomiorted ny mn
in sickness and at the heur Of death. He spoke OF
the thousands who will mes him In their aaily walks
and the numbers who will bswsil his loss, to many
common grisf; and said that his death would leave
chssm which none of his generation remain to NIL Ihs
and the deceased and touching nightly on
his fobes concluded with interesting biographical
review Of the dsceaseds sin which he mentioned
mis- early education negsceed but by MS own Bell
eachinx had proficient as 10 have been an
instructor the aga Of fourteen; that he nrst com
enced the ministry In the Methodist societ Ia lsOi
he elected chaplain to the House Of Representatives
and IA sOa title of Doctor OF Divinity was conferred
upon MIN in Columbia Cole Sc, by DR.. Daggett, having
previously obtained the title OF Master OF Arts In Brown
University; shortly after which, he was appointed to the
hrisIs Church. which no held to the time
OF his death, q period Of about ~ years
After Dr. Berrisn had concluded his address, during
the delivery Of which tbs funeral OF j. G. Adams was
passing outside ths church the procession was assin
formed and body borne to It's final resting paoe
grave attached to st. PsuPs Church. aud de-
posted in the family vault OF MI Barrows immediate
iv after tho ceremony the large body of cergY men
present formed themselves, into meeting IN the cnurch
DR.. Barry OF Jersey city, having been moved to the
chair and speeches made aad resolutions passed,
Of this dsoeassd, and condong with his
relatives and numerous friends.