New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
FUNERAL. SERVICE.

Tux LATE REV. DR.. PARKs.-The funeral services Of
is gentleman observed yesterday at Trinity. before
large congregation. a large number Of clergy were
present. among them, the Prev. Bishop Of the Dio
cese Rev Or Wainwright Rev. Mr. Elmendorf, church
Of Holy Innocen;s. Rev Mr. Clspp. Nativity, Rev. Mr
Cox Of Zion Rev Mr. Otter Of ST. Lukss, Broaklyo
Rev DR. Muhlenberg, Holy Communion; Rev. Mr. Eigen
brodi Al Saints. Rev Mr. Johnson 81 Moha@ls, Brook
yn Rev Dr Seabury, Church Of Annuncation; Rev Mr.
spencer Secretary s 5 Union Rev. Mr. Peters s; Ii.
chsers Boomil gdale Rev. Mr. Schroeder ST. Thomss
BROOKLYN. Rev Mr. Geer, Church Holy Apostles Rev
Dr. Hobart Trinity n Y. Rev. Mr. Mason, 81 Paul's :
Island Rev Mr. Leonard St. George the Marty Prof
Haight, Trinity Prof 5. L. johnson Poi MaLan Rev.
D. V. NJ. johnson Holy Comforter Rev. M To~e, Sta
ter Island Rev T B Lyman TT nifty Church, Pittsburgh
The church put in mourning which, adiel 70 The
singular darkness OF the day, rendered the peculiar
y Impressive and solemn At II o'clock procession Of
The clergy led by the Provisional Bishop left the vesty
room proceeded 10 the grand entrance Of the Oh rch
Snd returning preceded by the pail oarer' With the
coffin which set before the cbance Rev DR. Hobari
repeating the words appointed in the Order FOR ns Burs
Of the Dead u am the resurrection snd the ne; ne ina
"heeveih in ne though he were dead yet shall he I've
and whosOever veth and believeth in s. al never
die st John ii -, 70 Also The 10Th goth an1 IN
Of the 10Th chapter Of job Il ksow that my Re
Tie anthem from the a9th and ooth Psalms Cd Lord
Jet me- know my end" ETC. beautifully sung by the
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Tor these occasions in the Book Of Common Prayer from
he sth Chapter Of the lei Epi,tle Of ST Paul to the Cor
1ihsr. Now is Christ risen from the dead and become
. fh4 frt fruits o. them that sept read by
Rev Lr liaight The choir then sang the anthem,
Mn TINT o. born Of woman hath bit short fme
io live &c" ihe Bishop then In the cha1rel. and
advancing the step ia mecisiey before the co.n pro
reunoec the words prescrh - The ruud; For ~
much as IL bath pieas~d Almighty God etc sitter which
s.e. sj- g. % Anthem from Revelations: Il heard
"fr, heaven yiug write From hencefJr'h blessed
81, otad who die ia the Loo, even 50 saith H. s'i or
" s. rest from their Abors Then followed ts remain
irg ir4yes sid by he Provisional Bishop after which
the benCdicon pro nouuced and the CATION os
ilrt5. The coffin replaced in the hDarse, and the
'ttrA train proceeded rs ~ deposit he
.u o. cir anal resting place. At Trinity Cemetery.
= HeeuHg OF all the clergy present VS. subsequently
held tlc yes'Iy ROOM The Provisional Bishop pre- iiag
expressive Of their regret r the Jss Of
tao deceased brother and 70 offer thelr coincidence % bis
heTeaved faDy. On motion It was resolved that Com
n &c be pontedto address letter 20 that end TO me
1V ~ the deceased signed by all .Le clergy 'Lt
D.. iolloaine Committee ere thereup,n appointed and
the n-ttrR adjourned -: The Provisional shop Rev DR.
seabury Rev Dr. N uhlenburg, Rev. DR. Hisose. Rev.
Dir johnson discourse is 10 be- preached ia 81 Pslis
Chaye, by Rev. Dr. Il goy sunday morn ~ nsE- vim
special reference to the denise OF bis late associate N ih~
nusuy.
NEwExcIAsD SociE1Y.-Tbe New England Society
net at II yesterday the Aston House Owing 70 the
ucemency Of the weather there large attendance
of the members of this Socet We informed that Mr
Moses H. Grinne the President has been forbidden to go
70 Plymouth by BIS physician Mr.. simeon Draper ana
Mr. George Curtis. the VcePesidents and other distin
guished members Of the New York Society will be present
however in sufficient numbers TO make the reunion
pleasant one.
Tie members of the Society who scattered about
New England, are requested 10 be on hand Monday
next and to rally under the banner OF the Society which
uey will find at Plymouth.
The meeting at the Astor House organized by the
resident and Secretary and resolution passed the
burort Of which may be found in advertising columns
The corner atone Of Monument will then be laid the
veiy rock itself the Pilgrim Society having secured the ad
iace1t ground for this purpose.