The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26

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bsssae a,n,y erspsd ard bearing In large
isrertDeo as foi.CEs ~ ehster 10 dead.
The Crgiss nag Congress street was tastefallv
the ceatss lt bore the following Die-Princi.
| pies Live.n
Tie BE Fax-tbe first aung to the bresze in the aoun.
try for Dir ebster-wss decorated with suitable
bsms On tas borders wide Grape aud in the centre
e,toons on either sde II bose the following inscription
Men Die-Principles Liven
Our patriotic and sppreciating neghbors Of the Time,
also flung to the breeze their splendid flag appropriately
The mammoth asg Of the Webster Club, in fremont
and OF the several wards in the city also trim
med In black and fecitousy inscribed Our limits do
not ADMIT OF further des oil.
Nearly sal yesterday preached discourses
suggested BY the death Of Mr. Webster Rev Dr ynton,
OF St Pauis Church most eloquent discourse. 1t
delighted and instructed bis audience
Rev, DR.. Barrett, of Chambers street Church, alec
preached discourse OF great beauty force and feeling
II was noble tribute to the e services and genius Of
DIR Webster.
Father Taylor preached Of bis most characteristic
powerful and vigorous ssTmons
Rev. DR. Lothrop, Rev. II. L. Gray, Rev. Mr.. Bsgden
Rev = 7. Coolidge, Rev Dr. Young, Rev DR. Peabody
Rev Mr. Miner and host OF others all either preached
entire partial dscouses ON the OCCASION AS the time
and talent permitted.
On Sunday morning, at three O'Clock, Messrs. J. +.
Marsh and j. Haskell Long we're entrusted with special
dispatches to the President Of the United States and to
the Department from Mss'rs Abbott and zantzingsr,
nary express they arrived in Boston at half past six
O'Clock Sunday morning announcing the intelligence Of
BosroN, Oct. 25-A NJ.
The death of Daniel Webster is the all absorbing topic
to-day, as it wss yesterday
Governor Boutwell, has issued orders that minute guns
be fired from twelve to O'Clock to day
The British steamship America the shipping generally
from foreign ports and shipping display flags at
half mast. Flags also displayed at half mast from
numerou, points many Of them draped with mourning.
Many Of the merchants the Exchange Reading Room
&C., closed at On early hour
Yesterday upon the sad event preached
in several churches.
Both branches of the Boston city government assembled
at 10 o'clock this morning and orders passed
questiDg all citizens TO close their places of business
the dsy OF the unera-to have signal guns fired during
that day-ond mapS other appropriate provisions to
mark the sad event
The Hon William Appleton presided at a meeting
held this morning in the Exchange when the following
committee Of arrangements for the funeral appoint
ed:-Messrs Nafhsn Appleton john 7 IIurd, Thos D.
Curti James X Mills A. w. Thaxter Jr, Enoch Train,
Levi A Dowley and Thos Grey
The members Of the Suffolk bar met this morning and
,a shs feowg geassmeH I'm ma as committee to
Choate, Sidney Bartlett, G. s. Hayward Richard Dana,
and George 7. Curtis
The law courts have adjourned, and a meeting of mem
bers Of the bar Is called for to morrow
An order has been adopted making the President,
Heads Of Departments &C. attending the funeral guests
public funeral and oraton in Faneuil Hall will take
place hereafter
In Cbarlestown, Cambridge, Salem NewSuryport Low.
ell and other large towns manifestations OF mourning
aIe general.
AT CHARLEsTowE
At ChaIlesown minute guns fred from the
Navy Yard in honor of the ustrioas Secretary Flags
displayed appropriately inscribed aud decorated
The clergy also very generally preached discoures in
spired by the sad event.
AT CAMBRIDGE.
On receiving the intelligence Of Mr. Websters death
party assembled and fired salute Of hundred minute
guns a. OF their sorrow at the great calamity
which hau beeen the nation. Nearly all the ecrymen
also preached dcourse with reference to the occasion
AT SALEM, MASS.
The melancholy intelligence OF the death Of Mr.. Web
ster was received at Salem By telegraph at about 10
O'Clock on Sunday morning, just the citizens
their to the sysra churches The sad tidng spread
with grent rsplty and cast deep gloom throughout
the city AT the close Of the services in the FORE
tbe bells of all the churches toled for hour
and the national flag displayed at half mast Wash
other points in he city in token Of respect for the
Ty OF the foremast man Of AL the world
AT CONCORD, N. IL.
CoNcoRp. N H., Oct %, 1852.
large meeting held in the State House this FORE
noon to over the national bereavement The Hon
Ira Psrkbsm in The chair Judge Perey paid most
eloquent and touching tribute TO the character of the de-
parted states Resolutions offered and passed
and appropriate remarks were made by Gen Franklin
Pierce and Col Vim. Kent.
IL is thought that President Fillmore aud perhaps one
members of the cabinet viii attend the funeral
AT NEW HAVEN.
On the reception Of the of the death Of Mr. Web
ster the Mayor ordered the bells OF the city TO be oned
ard the 25th the flags hoistd bali must and
minute guns fire at sunlise
AT HARTFORD.
The bells Of this city tollod at sundown Sunday
mark Of respect to the memory OF Daniel WEBSTER.
AT ALBANY
Albany, Oct 25 1852.
The United States Circuit Court adjourned to the
fourth Tuesday in January whom the Jerry
will be tried This early adjournment necessary in
consequence OF the attendance OF Jud Nelson being
required at New York matters that would admit of
ssm1el Stevens, Esq, introduced series of rcsolu
tcp relative to the death OF AIR Webster The remarks
Of judges Nelson and Hall very appropriate. The
resolutions adopted and the Court adjourned sine
die.
AT SYRACUSE.
Syracuse, Oct. 25, 1882
Judge Pratt Of the Supreme Court, opened the Oyer
an d Terminer this morning In the afternoon b David
Noxon announced the death of Mr. Webster The Judge
ouogsed the departed and adjourned the Court. The
lawyers held meeting, this evening
AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 25 1872
The intelligence Of Mr. websters death caused pro.
found sensation here Bells tolled to day, flags
hung at half mast and many stores shrorded in
mourning The Supreme Court adjourned for one day.
Meetings of the bar of citizens and the young men
have been held and committees appointed to make ar
rcngements for a proper colonization.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
In this city upon the announcement of Mr. Websters
death Sunday morning the flags all raised Mt half
mast and draped in solemn black. while from Indepen
dence Hail. the nournfu toing of its bell sent forth the
sad tidiDgs until sundown The whole city subdued
quiet while groups Of men discussed his merits and
his greatness 1t is worthy Of notice that Mr. Webster
has prepared himself last resting place during the past
season, The house for the dead Of his tamily is msdo
ready. monument Of white marble Is erected to eacia
member Of his family vino has died. and also two
without Inscriptions Of which is tor himself Now
the inscription will be put upon thasand what
inscription, If 1t worhBy represents his name and deoas
PHIApELrHuA, October %, 1861.
Mayor Glpin presided large meeting, convened
in Independence square, this evening, for suaSe
preston Of regret for the death Of Mr. Webster Men,
hers Of Congress from four districts participated
officers series 81 resolutions offered by William
u. Reed end seconded by George NJ. Dallas. Other
speeches made by Henry ID Giirn JOSIAH Randall
aud Robert Tyler The county oihces are ali draped IN
black.
In the United States District Court this morning Mr.
Meheter,s death was announee3 by Attlrney Geaeral