New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
The following inscriptions appeared eOnspicOOa.y
In front Of No $50 Broadway:

We mourn tina; Mountain sunk from Sgh,,
That ocean dnei-;hat spT, gone
"Tha; spriin heaven forever hyes-so may bis memo
" earth endure
ing inscription
The patriotic heart i now quiet
The lover of the Constitution is al rest.-
No. 6l6i Broadway was inscribed
Though lost IL desth, 20 memory dear
In front Of store in Broadway. opposite As,orpisoe
the bust of Webster surnSunied by the inscription
"Mortoliiste relicis, wit imnortaltaie ndnias,7
and beneath inscribed,
He wa not Tor day bu, for ell time
The front Of tie Irving Literary Union Rooms bore
the following inscription:
Daniel wch-er-
Nature doth Tor thee. There IS no need for man
20 strike rs psntiyc Tyre and fail IS fail he mutt he
attempts tLy praise.
Az No Is Chatham 81, bust o: Mr. Webster, with q
wreath OF evergreen around his brow was displayed,
with the inscription;
Il tn live"
Thus spcke thou, With thy latest breath,
Chld q. eternity, trin. cendgnt forl,
Fame has written h'sh upanhcr ron
Thy n.nis lmpeus haole.'
In front OF Tau,maEy H.l The bust. OF Clay, Calhoun
and Webster arranged with the following nscri9
ton beneath them:
The Democratic Party rcverc> the memory OF the
Great American staie.inal, who the 7,h .. March
1850 ext,n ,ui.he'l the Wlm0t Proyi.o."
the PROCESSION.
The Military were ouf in full force, matter Of
course ia pursuance OF the order OF the NaorGenerd
Many Of the companies we're in Winter uniform and
locked remarkably well.
Alter the sodiery came the Funeral Car, bearing tie
symbolic urn SC. This Eafayctte Fdsilccrs formed the
Guard OF Honor fer the occasion The Car was drawn
bv EIGHT gray horses ,aparcned in black. and ,h.r
heads deckcd with plumcs composed of black and
white feathers. They were led by many grooms sp.
propIiatoly clad IL mourning.
The platform Of Ike Car wa ntecn feet long and
eight and a hell wide III the center OF this platform
n dsis or bier was conftucted. upon which the Urn
rested This second platform ten feet long. four
feet ia width, and elevated foot above the 6rsi.
Both Platforms were covered with velvet and properly
trimmed canopy was erccted over the platform,
supported ly post at each and under the can.
opy on the center Of h deis stood the large ,lt Urn
embl,mrtcal o. The place where rest the re mains Of
the lutc Si.t,.man-hcerins upon each eide The IN.
scription. "Wrs,TEp," and ,hrou lei with Grape Be
hind the Urn was large bronze eagle hold ng ever
Green wrcafh ia as heak. over tn Urn The canopy
was covered ,.,h black Cloth, appropriately trimmed
and extended IN arr,c lis % tie corners Of tie plat
form end cuvol,png thu columns by which IL was
supported Within, The canopy was composed OF
the American Dig, SO adjusted that II Formed
covering 10 the urn The canopy was cape bya
dome representing the Tcmplc Of Liberty, and sur.
mounted by represent ton Of an American eagle
.hroudcd IN Grape and holding in hisbe evergreen
wreath From the sldcs Of tho main platform dla.
pciy Of black cloth hung Ike curtain the ground
IL was Decorated by bands Of silver lace lid on IN
diamond form, and nterspersei with stars formed Of
the same materials On each side OF this drapcryin
tie center WIS represented a shield, wai,h We're
the intials " y W. The hi.lih OF tic car from tho
ground 70 The ccle the top the dome twenty
two fcet
Accompanying were thiny.ono pallbcarers and
next came the Mayor and Aldermen in csrriges, with
cir que.fs portions Of the municipal authorities Of
Brooklyn, WILLIAMSBURG, jersey City, and Newark
There were also a number Of distinguished civilians
aud military men, and City and County officers, in
carriages.
Anumbcr o. -iages, trimmed with Inournns ani
loaded with members Of the Veteran Corps, came next
in order; and aier them followed the New England
socety, in fUll numbers, with their banner. hier
them the Democratic and Wing General Committees
marched in unison.
OF the hundred and twenty ire companies Ia this
City ony Two were represented in the procession 0f
tie hundreds of societies of Odd Fellow Sons of
Tomg erancc Rechabi'es, Masons Good FeIows &C.,
&c, not one appeared nor Except tbs -Englanp
sir gle OF The OF social and professionals
CARNATIONS which d tinguish the metropolis. fsr
representation Of the United Americans closed tho line
The route OF the procession was down Broadway
om where The various divisions fell into line, and from
the City Hall, around The Park, up Chatham and the
Bowery TO Astorplace thence down Broadway to the
Park whore tho line of the military opened and the re-
mander Of tho procession passed through TO the front
of the City Hail. where the digntares aud their gaesb
ahghted, and the vsrious companies were dismissed
G0n the line, while minute guns fired in front Of the
City liol, closed the ceremonies for the day