New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
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PRUSSIA
rh VuueruI of The Victims.


IT.. e,rovipr details respecting the f1neral Of
the victim, of the 18Th appear in the Prusslan
journals Of the 24th
Ali the houses were hung with oAel cloth ani VIZ w
.,ional banners .nd colors which were LIKEWISE nos.
-, ~ cs..le notice issued that the o~t -les
Of the military would not be tistnet IRON lAOse y. -
burghers but tsst officer. or soi1ers NHD I'lo
should cErry arms TIE procession sst oui a. ,'sl 80
hi ,he Morning was opened By DIVISION Oh re scl-s
ass M tie stu6ents followed BY choir and oeputa-
ions from the various districts Of the bufsher euN7 ~
mufiet drums, beating the lead ulsics 49,
the funeral cars. dtcked Win towers enc sAi'n
The number Of cofins 80 81 lney were sepAIAs.
o,voos Of ten bv banners coveref with Grape o. me
na-ions. asg train n Protestant and ROMAN Cs1uOlS
Clergy followed Immediately sirr me jul nsps' ~ 49,.
cor os the rournors came rex. and tlel ~ 90
s,e-s rrs.ent In Berlin, ard the aides-1e-cAmP ~ us
u.iss.v A. The B.rIn vocal choir, and large opli"a
Of workmen AID eOmpa' lee, each under ne Ie-p .,
banners of their guild followed By an most me
trsin which wa CLOSED oy me anne d. 1870 r1nst
The number Of persons al dressed IN deep 70 < -
have amounted T. At least 900 men. When tie solemn
cottege arrived a. the palace. etcn olYison V o,''
beue.tn the balcony. His Majesty 81 zoe zen ull7
siateiy came out accompanied b. several Hdesae camp
40 the ministers solemn funeral chant Wt- soN surg
The rnournful procession then continued ~ lnp
pr.e All The cofns ceaiet slo.ly before the hsn per-
sons " 10 stood uncovered for tnree honr on ln-
Tears fell from every eye, and the c9nteh'nes 81 '"7
kin ssueclsuy evinced the mostiniens emotion
An inmense grave had been dug in toe CnurchyArl o.
the IovsHds in the form Of cross In the center o. Nen
vas raised platform for those VINO ofcatsd 1910 ihe
four hierranean streets the ccns were lowered s1e oy
.se There distinction, except that Of Greco me
Pro;estsnt. the Roman Catholics TIE lsrsete' we're IN
TERED distinctly 0Gos TIE chapl1ns OF me sart-on
and Of the oody guard delivered IN Impressive aal'ess
Otb.r clsrgynen addressed me assembly, 'n ~ufs5
81 peace and Cancellation, and the citrgym eh 'Ho
denounced the blessing called upon all present 70 repeal
the loud Amen which res3unced from every SIDE Inc
scbutzenede and the bgrgners then cred sav' over me
grave and al the banners we're simultaneously lowered
over the followed deaf The eec d this was iudescroa-
by solemn
n Won Natzmer. General q the Infantry, noS stood
no. and In an agatsd voice, returned thanks, ~ ms o"h
name and that Of ae other military fo- the honor ~hen
had been shown 20 thsr fallen comrades, upon "noh me
me vast assembly rent the air with solemn rtrai
for the military. Unhapply, a most untmey iscomc
vice exclaimed. Military back " Htuatr ZarHes -
This caused an excitement for wss UNDERSTOOD inst the
military who were present az the funeral should retire
Lent Cen Won Neumaun Immediately explained The mis-
rderstsudny ana said that he person who bad spoken
intended 10 express the wish that the military might soon
come bsck % Berlin .nd now hurrah sHd CHEERS or
peace and amity rent the very heavens. The immense
tsin Of rnourners nen e the peaceful cemetery where
simple mOnn5 rises and where the noble pam 81 peace
Will soon spring no ant spread her sacred shade" over me
haowsd dead Although vast concourfe OF sons mad
assembled from All parts not the slightest disturbance took
place The conduct Of The inhabitants was admirable IL
is day that Will never be forgotten IN Berlin