New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18

. eeyfsir punarcy Of srtcies 10 he sYphea InAS va
cause sxy in syfs which viii ensnefsmsies TO nske
, mud aus certain choice, and BY tables drawn up
m ADVANCE VII permit them 20 tee At glance VA arc
,ts ,i,ne. supphed with such such clsss To efecf
~. nipe easses are established, each with sral sf1n
The frrt seven divided into two sections the nra Sc
Ton comprising, in addition 70 what Is necessary al
,bs, remains fixed ell which % increase the
,nlendor and pcrup Of funerals and which my be sup
rressed by series Of obects the will Of families, the
Second Containing only the really indispensable objects.
from which. regard being had 70 me eia- nohs o-n
be taken The tariff a. follow; they comprise noe
ouy the religious ceremony, but the expenses az the
house OF the deoeaed and OF the c0rse: First class
let section 7ls4f ID secton, 4s3e Second cla-s-lt
,ectcp 3434f zoe. Cd 2s7sf SOC. Third clas-lst
fecicp. 2Ol5f; %, 1890. Fourth elass-lst section,
IlOsf 7c ID 9Oif 75c. Fifth cls's-st secri1u, J5lt-
75c 3D. 355f 75c Sixth olsss-lst sectsOn l-Jt SJ:i
3D. l57f SOC. Seventh class-ls section, 1851 SOC II
S2f Eichfh ciasf-ony one section 49, Ninth class
sole feotOn lsL 75c To cause the different classes %
b. well understood VIII take the two extreruer Of
Of the scale and present table Of the first an the last
Class First class-lst section Religious cesemoay-
n,rsopsA 272f mG1trie 5S4f Service BY the cOotrac
tor-At the house OF the deceased 539 cy-fe 6}5L
hAngngs Of the porch Of the church l6sf Interior hang
inrE il the church. 3o2jt oatatslque, 9-0t manlcpA
tax iOf total 7ls4f Ninth cls---Relg.Ol ceremony
conrGctCr-At the house o. the deceased. Il ccte o.
az the church 0; municipal tax, g. total, T. 10. IL
viii be that the difference = great and nsf by tae
side Of eli the luxury which pride and wealth. can fi-
plnv the decent simplicity Of the funeral o. The ln
gent Our readers that by the establishment OF these
two sections in the higher classes greater liberty i LETT
10 families who the section appears insufficient 70
them may refuse any portion OF the service. The two
tai Les which prccede show scnsble difference IN me
tex of bunsl-nsmey 40f for the first cls--, and only
g. for the laer That another fortunate innovation
in the new conditions Under the oil regulations the Tax
Wiz uniformly in I'll classes 20. for siulfs AMI lOf Tor
Children This tax vcs very heavy, ami VITA duh
entity levied from poor families. whose resources were
often exhausted BY long maadies and want OF work In
csung the higher classes to pay desrer, the tard re-
eves the lower classes without causing notoble preIn
dice 70 the churches-a prejudice however which = t
" recompenscd by the relief given 70 misery Inc bun
al tax fixed It 40f for the first clss-- OF funerals u
fixed ~ 3O for the third and fourth, nj ~: tor the nm
ana Isl for the sixth OF l0f fox the seventh an zhfh
and c. ior the lat without any distinction between ehi
dren and adults This excellent emeoration reduces
rs VIC have SEEN the funeral o. he poor man . IS I5
while according TO the old tari5 il amounted 70 'ary
4Of In thi- figure the cost of the collins OF the st class
i made ~ IT, less than previously Tint l. reduction
which will be fully appreciated by the INDECENT Ine
changes msde will be very advantageous 10 the pV lac
Tie City OF Par alone, and the Clergy, VIII -utr from
the new state Of thing their VIII undergo, no
Doubt notable dimnution bit the clergy and the nu
nicTs administration have in advance consented 70
losses from regard for the public inter ST"