The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-15
Funeral of the Victims OF the Reindeer.

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The bcoirs OF siessrs Rilegh sncll 8arnss and the
Misses Andrew', reached this city yesterday morning
where their funerals took place at 10 ocak The une
raj Discourse was pronounced By Rev hr. Woodbridge
who took for his text tina Let ard I'd verses OF the third
chapter OF EecesiasGas. as follows
To everything there season. and time toevc-y pur
time TO be born and time TO die; time to plant and
q time 10 pluck up that which Il planted"
The eron OF the most appropri and ch stc
dhcourses We have ever list ned 20, and produced
marked preston upon tina yast audience, who ied
cry portion Of the house and yard. The reverend gen.
teDan boru testimony to the exemplary characters and
modest unsuning virtues Of the deceased One Of the
Mics ADdrews bad already he remarked attesred her
for religion by uniting herself with the church and
the other gave promise that she had been deeply i'm
pressed the subject. Their step fhthr NJ. Riaigh
was one or The kndest OF men and in sill things lad
tn ed his step daughter with The tenderness ana
otR parent whilst they. in reurn, manifested towards
hun all the devotion which children parent
Mr. Smell Continued Mr.. Woodhr1dce) was y0ang
man Of exemplary cnaracer sni.oe ani kindly disposed
iowa, every cart bly, creature aad towards hi l5her
who now fail Of years lie ever evtuoei AL the tsn;r
ness ana affection wotcn dGthu clld snoMJ SNOW q
parent.
Re likewise spoke ofMr Barnes ~ ycpns nun posses,.
ing uncommon merit-ope who upright and hJnor-
able In sl his dealings and fsaok mag,y AID generous
After ailading TO Gisiressng cireun- attani
ms their teath-eu5 oil almost without mnneGt .
warnpg in dsSani onwellth; where no iatIns,a
friend and ce1hdipg minister, ~ hand - stsnl
To the bid OF death and sooha tbs- dlpar5u,r 90 te
wo Ii Of spiits, hr proceeded 10 ak OF the dna
mess which hod been shown Ghen by srgrgers aaa
marked that the acts Of these Strangers toss he
nature
Mr. W closed his discourse By earnestly exnorting ell
present and especially the young avail toe2s Gives Of
the present moment To settle their great Account For
eternity He spoke of the aRiy OF No, the
taDiy OF death and the urgent necessity Of being alsey3
ready.
After The conclusion Of The exercises In The chuysa
tie procession was formed ard more melancholy oue
IL has been fortape 10 behold IAe hs.fses
followed by loDg line OF carriages two abrsas)
by Hutchinson division Of the Son9 OF Gcn pesAno-
- ~hich Mr.. Smell ass worthy member. The bodies
were Inferred (sice by sidu) IN Sbochoo Hin Bu1yng
Ground large concourse Of people also witnessed the
last saa rites in The cemetery.
IN accordance with suggG7tiOns through the public
press AoJ OF the stores ain stress either par
italy wholly closed during the period allotted
funeral ceremonies. Ana po+t 1ttlng and appropriate
tribute vas q 10 departed vcrth.
Thus closes he last in this saa and terrible drama
by one OF those unfortunate accidents, which
iustparable nom the of steam havo FIVE q ii
Dsos citizens OF this city born cut off In the bloom "
youth and early manhood Mr. Rilegh excel
lent and valuable citizen, euccessful merchant, and
member CT the Hu.tngo Court Ills step dangh tbs
Mitses Andrews accomplished young ladies, jr4t
entering it were upon tbe stage o. life with ardens
hopes, and bright antieipations Of the future But
alasi bow uncertain Is that futnra ~ which all look
forward eagerly. And how sorchly reminded
by the sad tate which has ovgrtaken these esGintbe
young adIef. of the slender ties vRtcb connect with
lhs breathing world Messrs SMELL and Barnes both
tHtirabo young men; their uDtnaly fate tcgshor
with that Of their companions. viii DO long mourpcd oy
large circle o. relatives and friends in this
muniiy.