New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Southern Telegraph Office Of HanOrer and BsspeT'
MIR. WEBSTER'S FUNERAL.
FIRST DISPATCH.

FIRST DISPATCH
BosroN, Friday, Oct %, 1852.
The reporter has just returned from Marsh
field
Mr.. WEBsrER's funeral was attended by at
least 10000 persons among them, General Franklin
Pierce Governor Marcy, of N. Y; Hon. Abbott Law
renee Hon. Edward Everett Hon. Charles Ashman,
Governor Boutwell,, Ex Chancellor Jones OF n. Y;
Judge sprague, and many other distinguished men
The services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Alden, the parish Orthodox Clergyman-they were
very simple consisting of short address and prayer
Mr.. WEBSTER was buried on his own grounds
with his first wife and children.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BosroS, Friday, Oct. %, 1852.
The last sad rites over the body of Mr..
WEBSTER, were solemn and imposing The vast multi
tude stood uncovered and apparently joined sincerely
in the funeral ceremonies.
Rev Mr. Alden commenced by reading an appro-
PIRATE extract from the Bible after which he pronounc
ed with great feeling, the following address
On an occasion like the present multitude OF words
were worse than idle. Standing before tina, majestic
form it becomes ordinary men 70 keep silence. lie be-
ing dead vet speaketh. In the words he applied 10
Washington in the last great public discourse he
delivered 1.-THE whole atmosphere is redolent OF his
name Hlls and forests rocks and rivers echo and
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learned high low, rich poor, feel this day that
there is one common them all and that Is
the fame and character Of WEBSrEs-to recount his
deeds ponder over ais principles and teachings, and
solve 10 be more guided by them in future.
Americans by birth proud OF his character, and
exes from foreign shores 10 participate IN
admiration of him, and il Is true that he Is this day
everywhere more an object OF love snd regard than ON
any day since his birth and while the world too prone
10 worship mere intellect anents that the orator and
statesman Is no more, we enter on more sacred
ground, and dwell upon the example and counsel
of a Christian as q husband, father friend trust
il will be no rude wounding OF the spirit no intrusion
upon the privacy OF domestic HE 10 ande 70 Few cir
eunsances in the last scenes ~ the mortal existence
OF that great who Is gone, hueI 10 administer
Christian consolation and guide TO Deter acquaintance
with that religion which adapted both 70 temper our
grief and establish hopes Those VINO Were present
the morning Of the Sabbath upon wnch THIS
head OF family conducted the Worshp OF as
household, VIII never FORGET, as he read rom our
Lords the mount, the emphasis WHICH
he alone capable Of giving TO thAt passage
which speaks OF the divine nature OF forgiveness
saw beGmiDg from that eye, closed IN deaiA lhe
srirt of hi who first uttered that GOdhke sentiment
And he who by the direction of the dying man upon
subsequent morning Of the day OF rest READ IN neir
connection these words Lord believe, help thou
mine unbehef" and then tie closing chapter OF our
Sayior's st words 10 his disciples, being particularly
requested 10 dwell upon this clause Of the verse: hoy
Father keep through thine name those whom thou
hest given ne that they msy 5e one, ne we are
Re6old sublime Illustration Of the lndweuAns ana
sliding mower of Christian faith! and these ten ler &c
membranes only Cause or tears 70 now more HeS'y'