New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30

uon Ias taken place, except the adlounnsiit d
the Courts. The Chronicle newspaper ann ssed
IN mourning this afternoon.
CINCINNATI.
Shortly after III o'clock, the d,.,s r.
HENRY CLAY was announced a, Oh. ~.
House. A feeling Of true sorrow perv,I.. :,
breasts.
The announcement OF HESKr Cars d.,
was received here and at Louisville At .l.-..
O'Clock tins morning. Minute guns and b.u. -.
now proclalming that the spirit Of IN. -.
statesman has gone. The afternoon psnsrs .,'
peared IN mourning, and sadness per,d., y,
classes. F'@"s ~
Louisville.
Ihe announcement of the death, az man
to-day, of Hon. HENRY Clay. has cast i. d..
feeling of gloom over the entire community Al,
hearts ere full of sadness at the evan, -
Though 1T has long been anticipated. There is 70
be a meeting of citizens called immediately :.
take measures to testify the public regard for h;s
memory and committee of citizens will ls.,s
Immediately to take part in the funeral cere.
monies at Washington.
Memphis.
The news of Mr.. CLAWS death was rc-
ceivcd here with profound regret. The City
Council met, but adjourned Immediately without
transacting any business.
Nashville.
On the receipt of the news all places of
business were clos cd, and the Mayor issued call
for public meeting, which took place this even
ing, and was very largely attended Gov. Csmp.
bell presided. Resolutions in hoaor of Mr.. Gay
wers passed and the meeting adjourned.
Gailati1, Tenn.
On the receipt of the news of Mr.. Glars
death all the Courts at ence adjourned, and the
Judges and lawyers joined in culoges on the de-
parted statesman.
Posghkeepsie.
Our village is in modrning-Judge Bar
culo has adjourned the Court--the Clerks and
SherifTs Offices, Poss-Office, Banks, and every
store in town are closed-and the bells are tolinf
a requiem to the memory of HENRY Clay, the
Statesman and Patriot.
Rochester,.
The announcement of Mr.. CLAY's death
has produced profound sensation Of grief in the
whole community. Bells are tolirg and Tags
flying at half.mast. The Supreme Court, now in
session here, alesr an eloquent address by Hon.
Joshua A. Spencer in eulogy Of Henry CLAY,
edjourned.
Albany.
A meeting of the Common Council is TO
be held to-morrcw evening, to take into consid.
Grafton the Treasures proper to be adopted in con-
sequence of the death of Hon. HENRY CLAY.
- Harrisbargh.
Upon the receipt of the intelligence Of
Mr.. GAYS death, the Governor and the officers
of Departments closed all the public Offices unit
Thursday, as testimony Of respect. Flags an
displayed at balfmast.
Buffalo.
A general gloom pervades the city since
the reception of the intelligence of HENRY Cars
death. Flags are flying at half-mast in the harbor
and public places, and many stores are ciosed.
boston.
The death of HENRY CLAY is announce.
on the bulletn.boards of the different newspapers,
and called forth one general regret. Flags are
craped, and every manifestation Of sorrow IL
evinced.
Newburyport.
Seventy-five minute guns were fired
here this evening on the receipt Of the intelligence
of the death Of HENRY CLAY.
HENRY CLAY,
On his Retiring from the q. 5. Senate
Wall for the glorious Pleiad fed
Wall for the ne'er returning star
Whose mighty music ever led Y
The spheres in their high home afarl
Bring burial weeds and sable plumei e
What-lift the funeral song of wo q
Such as should DER the loved ones tomb 4
In Sorrows tenderest accent flow
All Freedoms kndiDg minstrel no. y
Strike! strike with triumphant hand a
Thy harp, and at its swelling roll
Speak, through the borders of our land
The might the beauty of that soul
Whose genius is our guardian light =
Through sunny ray or darkling night
A wOrshiped Phar0s in the sea, Il
Lifting on high its fearless form
To guide the vessel of the Free =
Safe through the fury of the storm.
PRIDE OF THE WEST whose clariOn-tOne n