Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-28

The account oi Mr.. Wcbsier's death
has spread "A gloom over lie whole
city, and on its receipt bells iollcd n
lemn requiem TO his memory. The
nhig excursion TO Bridgeport, y lich
was to have come off this evening, 10
I postponed II consequence.
GUKLINGroN, Oct 18th.
/ Upon The receipt of the intelligence
| Of Mr.. Webster's death, the bells 'cre
tolled, flags displayed al half mast, and
every demonstration OF sorrow exhibit
3D.
NEW YoRx, Oct. 25.
Effect of the Neus of Mr.. UcJSier's'
| DraM-The sensation OF solemn gloom
that prevails with reference TO the death
/ OF Americas great statesman is every
where apparent, not only in this city bus
/ al others 10 which the nournfUl IN
telligence has reached. The response
is solemnity and sadncsT.- We monrH
tor The nations loss. The Prrss OF this
city are filled with Eulogies Of the de
speaks warmly in his praise. The
tribute to his memory in the Times oc-
cupics 23 columns. The most extrnsiv;
H preparations will be made in this city to
celebrate his DEATH for all feel that tho
mightest man IN the republic has fallen,
and that The Defender Of the Constitu-
ton is no more.
The courts have all al iourned in res
pect to the memory Of Mr.. Webster.
ALBANY, Oct 25th.
The announcement of Hon. Daniel
Wcbsler's death wns received here
with. the most profound sorrow. Ea'ly
yesterday morning The utmost anxiety
was manifested to hear from Marsh.
field, and when the sad tidings were
known the flags upon the hotels and
public buildings and river craft were
displayed at half mast bells were toll
cd, and other marks Of respect shown,
BUFFALO, Oct. Is.
The faes upon the public buildings
aud shipping are at half-mast in respect
to the memory Of Webster. The sad
event is talked Of everywhere, and j, is'
proposed TO get up grand funeral pro-
cession in commemora,ion Of the na,ions'
loss.
PHiLADELPuiA, Oct. 25th.
Tho sad news OF the death Of New
Engand's great statesman has filed e,-
cry heart with sorrow. The rity dur
ing the entire day was one Of the mos,
marked. quiet and sadness was dcs
pict.d on every countenance. The
S;a e lIo1.c bell sent forth solemn peais :
TO lis memory, and the flags Of the
shipping were Instantly hung at half
mast. The morning papers are array
ed in mourning and each benrs token VI
the eminent abilities and eminent states
manship of,he deceased. All the Courts
adjourned Immediately this morning al
ter announcement Of Mr.. Webs,er's
death. The State House is hung viii,
Grape.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.h.
The intelligence Of Mr.. Websl,,'s
death has created profound scnsa,irn
and deep feeling in this community
where he has spent SO many yeafs OF
his eyentiu. lie.
The melancholy news was announc-
ed in various churches yesterday, and
coming, az it did, so suddenly upon the
several audiences, il produced a shock
at once marked and profound.
The Cabinet have as yet taken no ae-
ton in the matter. II ia rumored that
Mr.. Webster will be succeeded by MIR.
Crittenden.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 25.
The death Of Daniel Webster was
announced by telegraph last evening,
and it's effect has been profound and
solemn.
New ORLEANS, Oct. Oath.
The intelligence oil the death of DAN
iel Webster was made public by the
Picayune to day, and coming 80 sudden
ly upon our citizens il created nock
through the entire com'nunIy gr, ter
than ever before experienced. Some at
the start were disposed to doubt tho
n-ws, but the minuteness with which
the closing hours Of the great statesman
were given, left no doubt Of the melan-
choly truth. The subject 10 the chiet
topic OF conversation, and our city wears
one universal gloom.
LoUisviLLs, Oct. 25th.
Mr.. Webster's death has been reciev.
ed here with every manifestation Of sori
row, and although it was hourly looked
for since Friday its effect has been ap-
parent. The flags are hung at halt
mast, and politics Tor the moment ara
dead as him whom the nation mourns.
CMcisNATi, Oct. 18th.
The death OF Daniel Webster has fell
upon our city like n thunder clap, and
business is at a stand sill. Suitable
demonstrations OF respect TO his memory
will be paid.
UyAt the annual meeting Of tho
Grand Encampmeni of Knights Tenn
plars Of Massachusetts md Rhode L.
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