The daily union., 1852-07-08
Prom she Coars1 2ad Enquirer.
Arrival Of the Remains Of mr.. Clay In New
York.


And shall from 10 sire be given.
Numerous committees bad Joined the coriege along the
line and when all board the boat, his honor the
mayor introduced them 10 the common council, Clay As
boat the pier Castle Garden the procession form
ing IN The following order:
A large body Of police, with and shrouded
Nicholas seagrs al arms Of the board OF alder
Board Of aldermen.
Sergeantatsrm oil be board Of assistant aldermen.
Board OF assistant aldermen.
Wing General Committee.
General Committee oil Democratic Wing Young Men.
Gen Cass, Gen. Houston. Corn. Stockton, Mr. Mangum,
Mr.. Underwood, Mr.. Fish, Commitee OF the Senate.
Adkin's Band
Jersey City C76) Continental Corps
Dodworth's Band.
Hearse drawn by SIX horses
Each led by oolored groom
Washington Grays
Company d Captain Little, in hollow square. guard
OF honor
Clay Festival Association. as chief nourners.
Carriages
First Ward police. in hollow square.
Cluzsns In general on loot
The procession though solemn and impressive, not
imposiBg there attempt at display. The funeral
car had disting feature other than the number
OF horses and the depth OF mourning Ia which both
clad The sarcophagus containing the body has already
been described, and. appeared in the procession,
there had been Change further than that wreath OF
aurels had been placed upon it, From the Battery the
cortege moved up Broadway Perk Row, then through
the easerly gate 10 The Park, hang front OF The City
Hall, when the coffin was removed TO the governors
room, where II remained in state until this morning
The buildings in Broadway aod other sireeis-hotels
stores, &c-were approximately decorated. Among them
we noticed more particularly Bowen & McNamee's
house, the front OF which hung with Grape OF finest
texture The store OF Messrs. Tweedy. Moulton, &
Thompson iasefuliy hung in mourning, as the
Museum, the Asior House, the Irving House. Stewards,
the Apollo Rooms and the Broadway Theatre, in front
OF which latter was the following inscription:
"His life was gentle, and the elements
80 mixed IN him. that nature might stand up
And say 10 all the world, this
According his virtues let a s him,
With all respect and rites OF public burial"
Yesterday morning the governors room was opened
and during the day IT was visited BY thousands. who
though they could the face OF the deceased
anxious 10 take last view OF the coffin that enclosed his
remains.
Arrangements were made last evening to remove the
body to steamer IN the river al two o'clock this
ing and al about ten o'clock, with the several committees
on board, j, will proceed with the body TO Albany.
The British steamer Africa al Jersey City was decora
ted with flags mourning Saturday, and while the
remains being conveyed from Jersey City TO Castle
Garden minute-guns fired from he-a very feeling
and appropriate tribute.
Up HUDSON.
The bell of the steamer was kept constantly olling
and as We passed the steamboat Erie bound for New
York, ste stopped add commencing iolling her bell.
Mnuieguns also exchanged and 6ags lowered
al hall Al all the landings we passed similar de-
monsraions were shown Just as the Santa Claus en-
tered the Highlands tho beautiful steamer bearpg tne
OF Henry Clay" hove in sight, her passengers all
uncovered Both boats Immediately stopped their
gines and slowly passed each other, each tning their
bells and hrng salutes bore the remains OF Henry
Clay, the other the name OF The great statesman. Almost
the same scene was enacted we met the Isaac Z.
Smith As we neared West Point the booming cannon
reverberaed IRON hill hill Cozzens Hotel Immediately
lowered the American flag, and passed West Pont
a body oil The cadets were drawn up in line and stood
the enbankment with heads uncovered national
salute was ffed from the boat while the band stationed
on our boat played.
Al Newhurg, where the boat arrived soon after three
o'clock and where there grand celebration citizens
and democratic, The couege honofed with national
salute OF l3 guns, fired one each minHie
Messrs Houston and Cass. two OF the United States
Senate committee persuaded 10 20 shore here for
moment, and attempt made 10 receive them with
cheers; but so inappropriate circumstance met with The
frowas OF those on board, and OF many on shore.
This was the only stop made on the way to Albany.
mn. cLAY's REMAINS IN ALBANY.
II was late 10 the evening when the Santa Claus
rived near Albany lhe committee being determined 10
societies, the military, and hremen were assembled 10
front Of the Mansion House. A signal gun fired
the bells OF the several churches commenced tong
and the procession moved as follows:
Military E.colt 18th Regiment Of New York State Militia
Pail Bearers
Hesrse.
Burgesses Corps, as Guard Of Honor
Congressional Committees
Commuee OF Arrangement.
The Mayor, Recorder, and Common Council
Hts Ereellency The Governor and San and stats officers
Reverend the Clergy and Pnvscisns
Judges Of the Court Of Appeals and Supreme Court and
Members OF the Albany Bar
Fire Department. under the direction Of the Chief Engineer
and Assistants.
Civic Sccieties and Associations
Cdzsns and Strangers.
The 25h regiment paraded, and half-hour guns were
fired after the siva to late hour, and mnuteguas du.
ring the march
Union ST Andrews Society," each by solemn and beau.
iful resolutions participated in the days celebration
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