New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

Hlfho then turned away tor an instant 10 attend 10
others who had claims upon his attention After mo
ment bad elapsed, he looked sssin In the direction
where Mr. Allen was when he thse~ him the rope, bu,
he was nowhere visible he had passed the barrier of
life, and gone from the OF his former ac slty and
uIefllnes but he evidently had no, the tsrrors of
ceath before hs MAD In bis las, Moments Mr. Skinner
concluded bis remarks, aud prayer offered BY Rev.
G. D. Abbott.
Al the conclusion of the prayer, the GOTTA was con
veyed TO the vestibue and covered win pail Ii vas
then placed on the shoulders of elk meo, and process
sion formed The two officiating de-sypeu preceded
the cofu and the following n'uied pail bearers walked
In their appropriate place on either side. The pail
bearers were
Hon. C. w Lawrence, Wn. II. Leggett
Hon. c. :. Woodruff VIM A. Falls,
Abraham Farcon, Thomas I. Woofruni
John Adams, Neil Gray.
Many prominent citizens, anc most of the male part
Of the congregation and mary ladies' followed the re-
mains 10 the grave. The ccfhn deposited Ia If.
Aliens family vault In the Second 81, Cemetery, near
Secondav The burial service was read by Rev. Mr..
Skinner, and the benedction pronounced BY Rev Mr..
Abbott alter which, the sssembsge dispersed.
FUNERAL OF JUDeE SANDFoRD.-The
renars Of the late Hon. Lewis H. Sanford, Judge Of
the Superior Court CT this City, arrival In NeSYork
Friday from Toledo Ohio, where he died, after 81
tack of cholera OF not than an hours duration
On SATURDAY the funeral obs, quies were performed at
AsceRsicn Church, and the body Unsigned 10 its last
resing pl.ce, in the Cemetery In Second'aV Az one
o'clock number of the members Of the legd PROBES
sion assembled =, Tire church, mpg whom were ex'
Chief Justice Jones' and Jud ges EIEards and Mitchell
Of the Supreme Court; Judge DAILY of the Common
Pleas and several 6istiueuisded nemoers OF the bar.
The Judees OF the Superior Court-Chef Justice Oak
ley and ZION. Judges Duer and Canpbell- che judicial
associates Of the deceased) togsther with some OF hts
more .atimate friends and connections at the house
Of the late Judge No 100 Tenth-st and formed the tu
rersI procession to the church. Shortly after
O'clock the procession arrived The cofn, which was
a oa,ent metallic one and covered with black velvet
pail go. borne 70 the church by ionr men The pail
bearers ten In number were Caief Justice Oakley,
How Judge Roosevel,. ex-Juoye Ksn'. Hon. b I. But
ler MessIs F. B. Cutuog, Henry Z. Davies, Frsdk De-
PeyIter, Jas Aspinws, ia. l.. Graham, aud P. Bar.
rouahs. Mr. James Sand'ord, son of the late Judge,
and Mr. Jas S. Ssndford tha decea5cds brother, were
chief mourners Mr.. Ed yard Sanford is il Europe,
ard Judges Fame and Boswortn are also absent from
the City.
The coffin WAS LAID In front of the altar and DR.. Be-
deli read that portion Of the funeral service which 10
taken from The 18th chapter of Lot of Corinthians Alter
this, the l9lst hymn was caanted by the choir.
Prayers axe another hymn succeeded and d.. Bsdsll
the announced that The members OF taa legal osssOu
and other friends OF the deceased nvite1 attend
the fuera 70 the grave yard of this church. Toe pro-
cesson then formed end chcd Ia rte same order 10
which had arrived with the addition n the corege Of
all those friends VINO had pre- yiousy assembled the
Il A. L..
bouse, Into Broat way, down Broadway to Fourta st.,
into S,cordsv., where the cemetery issi'ua'ed The
procefsion numbered upward Of Que hundred nnd
fly end srived at the cemetery about half past two
where sitter the usual burial service of the Episcopal
church. the cCflin was lowered into vault AID the
frie1 de soon after left the grave gard.
Judge sanford, understand, has LEFT a widow,
VITO was travelling with him at The time of bis death
SOD about twenty years Of age, and throc daughter
AGED seventeen, fifteen, and thirteen.
DEATH OF A. CRIsT, EsQ.--ln the Sd
pretre Court Saturday special term forenoon Mr. Rob
ert H. Morris alluded to the des,h Of Mr. c. Zone of the
sufferers In the Henry Ciay) eHnept member OF the
Bar and noveo out OF respect his memory that the
Cour, adjourn. The motion was seconded oy DC 5hep-
ard who With Mr. Could offered rcuialAS, ~liSs were
responded to by Judge Edwards, and the Court ad
ourned After the adjournment Of the Court, the mem
hers of the Bar present called Mr. Robert H. Morris TO
,he chair. whea addresses were delivered by Mr.
Brewster and Others and measures adopted In re!ao
10 te.tlype respec. to the memory of the deceased
r On Sunday evening, at the big tent,
corner Of Twenty seventh.ss and Second av a largo
audience convened, and listened with great attention
xl' N
Of much power and effect from Rev. C. c Leish and
Col Snow who held the audience to late hour, ed.
dsptly leaving strong Impression
WESTERN HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATIONS
At the recent annual meeting Of this Society," the follow
Inr gentlemen were elected officers Abraham G..
Levy, President VIM. II. TiltOn. vlcePresident; Mat
thew II spie Secretary Thos Davis, Lemuel Griffith
| VIM Wheeaon, Samuel Lewis, James Bell VIM A. b.
johnson, Richard Fowe, Trustees.
The Homestead Association was established for the
settlement OF a county Of land at the West by 2OO(
families Of members Il the Association exclusively.
monthly paper ia published BY A. G. Levy devoted tc
and Reform and the interests of this Association styled
III, W,.,ern Homestead Journal, the third number o
which |, Jus, issued public meeting of the Society
to be held this evening at No. 5 Chatham square
Boar RAcING.-During the past year
the bos,nen Of ST. John n b. challenged the States &c
row-four men OF the Eew,Brunswcs against any toui
IN the Union-which afser.sOme maneu'ering on bon
.!des, has at length been brought 10 match
Mr.. Charles Thomas, of No 6J Whitehallsfp, MAJ
made the arrangement on the part OF the Ns~'forke'
for sce of six miles for the sum Of $1,000 side, tf
come en on the 7th October next-the New'forxer'
70 pay he travelling expenses of their opponents from
s. ohn - this City and back forfeit OF go has beer
deposited The parties are restricted az to the NUMBER
Of oars, and 10; 10 any length OF boat
SAILING OF THE U. S. STEAMER MIS-
sIssrPPr-At about 10 o'clock Saturday morning. th'
steam gate Mississippi got under way and csm'
round Il m Der position IL the East River to point II
he mud an is, OF Castle Garden Asa quarter before
% o'clock she started on her way down the bay.
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