Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
morning at an early hour to the utmost c.paci

4morning at an early hour to the utmost capaci.
ty. the greater number being ladies.
At IL o'clock. the Chaplain Rev. Mr.. Bn,.
Her. delivered a most eloquent and impressive
prayer. The Journal was then read, wher
Mr.. Underwood Of Kentucky, the colleague
OF Mr. clay. arose and announced the death
~ that distinguished siatesInsn. He gave q
'i"srsph'cai sketch and CLOWNS eulogy or
us Character. He said that on Sabbath morn
'ng last. Mr.. Clay said TO him. there may some
question arise where my remains shall he PAT
Some PERSONS may designate Frankfort: hut j
Ash TO rcposs in the Cemetery in Lexington
where m my Of my friends and connections q m,
'uried
In conclusion. Mr.. Uuderw nod offered reso
n'ions 20 appoint COMMITTEES Of ak to super
intend the funeral at tw elrc O'Clock 20 marrow !
nd the Senators wear the usu.i badge OF
7mrnrnng for month.
The re'nains will be rem,ved in pursuance
u his request TO Lexin gton. in charge of ih.
Sergeant alarms and The Committee of six
Senators.
Gen. Ca<s followed in All eloquen, tribute
10 the virtues of the deceased. which we're Ut
erred with much emotion.
Mr.. Hunter also follor ed in beautiful tri
nute to the Distinguished dead.
The SAD TIDINGs ~ ASHLAND The solemn
md he ri renjiny intelligence of Mr.. Clay'-'
leah haviny been ve,e.i To the behaved
'ariner ofhIs hos,u,. her grief is said tn have
rrn deep and painful" though the sad,
Intelligence was hoarly expected; and the,
Immediate inmates OF his once loved home, a j
,ell AS the nri.h,ors around, give the srron-
se-t evidence Of the deep bod he had on thei \
Feelings when alive. and hoy sincerely and!
lrrPls they mourn their loss in his death
Reception Of N =. Clny's Death.
HARR'sBrRG. Pa, juno 29.-The AMI
was received here at half past | | o'clock this;
morning Gov. Bislcr Immediately issued or
lers To close all the public Offices until Thurs.
|ias. as a Testimony Of respect to the decreased
The bells have been telling all the afternoon,
|,nd The flags suspended at halfmast.
PHILADELPHIA. June 29.-Th.. bells Of the
-ity. incn'iing the Old Independence bell in
/ he State House have been to'leI all the at
ern"on. Flags hrapeL with Grape are dis
PLAYED at all pni,t, Of the city. and from the
.hippng. at h,if-msst.
The City Counciis. will convene TO morrow /
morning on the call of Mayor Gilrin, to take;
|acion relative 10 suitable testimonial Of res
pect To Mr.. c avs memory.
New York, june 90 - Since the announce
"en Of the intelligence OF the death of M. /
|Clav this morning our CITY has been in com
|mo'inn and hu imss has been pretty general, l
suspended. Tire bells are tolIing. and the flags
IRE suspended. draped in cr.pe. from the ship /!
ping. all the public buildinys,anJ many private
residences Ihroughont the city. Various move
nrnrs are in train for expressing in a suitable !
manner the public appreciation oftle JepartedI
statesman and patriot.
BosToN. June 29.-Thc announcement Of J
he death Of Mr.. Clay has caused II more uni
scrsal exnreSsion o. SORROW Than has ever l ern{
sinessed in ;his ri'v. Flags are suspended
a. halimast from the shipping and in all sec
ions of the city. and business this afternoon ha p
been pretty generally suspended. indicative off
he desire OF our citizens To do honor to the me.
,nory of the deceased.
MONUMENT TO Henry CLAy.-The sub
Scripron paper for the erection of a mon lmenr )
n this cry TO Henry Clay. is on the desk ofthrs
Exchange Rra,ling Rooms. for the reception
II signatures. |, has already been nnmerousl ., !
signed. without distinction of party.--Bah /
Amfy7c0n.
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