New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

| publicly eckrowled, ed by he adjournment OF the
.tvsral Sse and County Courts in session Ia tins oy
a. their operiog yestsrcay moLnirg Toe pecuna,,
circb ussr Of he desth sf Gen. Richardson, 81
the steIcsnt pubic excitement consequent, served 70
call forth more General expression OF interest IN the
fsnerA solsn hities than bad his decssso occur 81
| whle WrouDdec b. family and frerds, wtoss sied
attention might hsve scothed the psDgs OF approach
irg dissolution The BODY Of the deceased hsd been
placed in cofiin in apartment adjolinI the hall
Of the nited ststes Circuit Court, where 1t Yves OK
Iosed 10 the view al vhc des'ed 20 look upon the
seoturs q whose tragicsi end hiss been sud Is e
the 'hsme Of so much pubic interest and excitement
Al O'clock, g.. m, procession was formed of the
personal ffietds Of ths deceased. The judges and
Associates Justices Of be Uoi'ed States Cir nit Court
Judge of the United S.es District Court, ard several
oher promir ert sedsral and State officers and the
ma ms were borne in hserse 10 the church Of the
Rev. DR.. Scot. on Bash street. TIE following named
eeStt men ac'tt as rail bearers:
JONI MoSRoF, JoHv Nu6Err,
HALL McALLIsTER, A j. Bowie
+. 4 BEALE, j. c. MeKlBBEN
JoHS r. ADDIsOS, THOs II SrryENs
4. A. SELoyER, WV II. CHTyERS
A large body Cite OrCer of Free NJ ss,Ss composed
Of Delegates from the several Lodges 10 s,sd 10 Ss1
trancseo, were r waiting IL front of ths church; and
as the funeral coreee epproaohed the Masons forme
60 ey. 1ue from he hearse TO the church entrance AMI
the fin was borne by the psbesrers to the ares 10
frontot the upit The attendance at the church was
quite lsee The side-pews in the bOty OF the church
were oecuphd principally by ladies. When me
Rev. DR.. Scott ssceh6ei TO the pulpit and spoke ~
follows:
owe are here With our deed and in becoming
manDer to PERFORM the las. sad duty. We recognize
in this the hand Of God whose providence is all
and submi to Him vLoae appointment It is thss all
en- must Gle snd sfer desth, lIhgne.t. How ue
il ia that in the midst of li'e we are IN death and
that ucte of ia kJoEe.h what day or an boar may
'brry forth More OF ga are assured Of fe bsca1se
Ct the chsracrristcs tos' enoes' US 10 society Aad
such etlIIput6snOt ks go W. woI1 no dc ncf, 10
pc, fo, this sad cuty. This is 10 tee plsce nor the
hour to aeulNry upOo GU Ce fesssd brother
That giil be done n ia pscs. lie us here ,mmeud
ourse YES 10 the tat6eT of SPINS sni he G OF all
uacts 6pd III the iplre>s OF FL. co1s0iston oury our
q 81 aud submit T. His al vie prJviaence
Or. Scott ten issd Lesson tjcm the Psalms OF
David ard the Epistes OF s.. Pau, snd conc udod
with sfefvent prayer which he psthetcauy elladsd
10 the ssouzing Circumstances OF the death oil the de-
4 ceased.
When the services At the church concluded, the
funeral procession med ts ssd quincy To the me
Mountain Cemetery, where the remains were Inferred
by tie brother Nascns OF the deceased, with all tae
solemn sud srikpgly impressive ceremonies OF their
az c, mt Greer usual the occasion OF The burial oil
prominent and nigty esteemed BROTHER Tie corpse
was placed bier IN front OF the receiving TOMB,
and during the performances OF the Masonic tes the
members of the Order formed in circular procession
and msrcteG around the bier three unee, each time
psusipg and bending forward toward the bier aud
claspng the upon the bresst. The white apron
Tn blem of puTitywas ibid upon the ootin, am each
which were strewed upon the coin-ld during the GER
euony The service was read from tue Mssonic
Manual BY Judge p. w. Shepheard OF the Mount
Norish Lodge who acted As Grand Master 90 this &C.
ceson At the conclusion of this ceremony osnedic
tion vas pronounced Ey the Rev Or ,ott aud the
coffin was placed in the vault San Fran Herald 2Oth
MoRE REESFoRcENENTs FOR WALKER ARMY -
The favorable intelligence from Nicaragua, received
by tbs steamship Uncle Ssm sppssrs to have had the
eAec, TO urn the atten'ioa Of large number OF per-
IONS here TO the benefits which must inevitably follow
the establishment OF Democratic Government In that
country. The steamship COrtes carried away yeser-
CAV about eighty five PASSENGERS for San Juan, all
having through tickets to New York but at l9at
seventy Of these as far as could be ascetaned ex-
pected to remain at Nicsrasua. Undoubtedly much
larger numteI of persorS would have taken this
or unity 10 oin their fortunes to the enterprise OF
Col Walkers party, but for the want OF time for
preparation. The conquest OF GransdE By the Reyo-
uionist Army has given confidence 70 msny , %no
oeptsl thsn ia ofertd by the gold mines OF Nics-
rsrus under a liberal and just Government, and the
r.xt steaTner for San Jusp will probably carry not
q /, men, but means for the initiative step towacd the
accom- lisbmeut of that which has been cOmmsncJ ID
W '"' Is,n Frsnsi,co Herald
THE MuRDER OF MEssRs. WALL AND WILLIAM
sok-The murder of the Hon. Isaac Il. Wall AID
Thomas Williamson has excited a great deal Of regret
,nd feeling in TIE State We have eudeavoYed 10
sscet tain precise statement Of the fsos attending the
oitcoyers OF bsir bOce as well ss some OF the more
plausitle reason which could have indaced the muir
teiels 10 do the deed. TIE statement Is nom parties
vi have been at the scere Of te murGe', ana have
Investigated the affair as thorough a. crcGmsances
would permit: . -
Or Friday right, Nov. Q, Mr. WsH sud Mr. VIII
Hamso Oh arrived at Mala ins ksach' here toey took
supper ard stayed eli night. At o'clock Califor-
MAN inquired who ives in the house and was Informed
taat The gentlemen in he h0use we're Wall ard VIII
Hansen and 40 strangers. The person OF whom the
Cafoi nian inquired Observed that he wac accom-
- f.rhf Frng nn
Sororiers The Californian was satisfied With the
Information ard left. A. o'clock GA Saturday
noluing Me ISIS. Wal and Williamson lett the ratcn,
taking the road that leads 10 San Luis Obspo -
afout a half hour later the two strangers lAneri
cars b. fore mentioned followed them in the same
cir, cton at a full gslop. At o'clock N some
roo, erOs who were TOdtOiAg cattle near Cor zale5
RAJ CHI distsnt fiom the scene of the m1rder sbou.
fcnr burdfed wards. and 6ietant from Maarn's
Ranch about Ii rec miles heard report OF firearms,
a. if volley bad been fired but beng the seesoa
for hunting II excited alarm. At night an Indian
reported to Gonzales that stray horse, wounded on
the back was among their stock. They went in
eearcb aud traced the horse oy his 100 marks 10 tne
place where the murder had been committed khe
ground bore appearance OF toe recent pressure OF
eicht or ten men. A1er search, the BODIES OF Hr.
Wall and Mr. WILLIAMSON were found, but the die
coyerers were afraid 10 touch them, owing TO the fear
TIE suspicion might rest on them. Word was, how
ever sett TO The Justice II the Peace atd 70 monterey
vhen a p.rty under the lead Of Captain Baldwin,
r A. left the latter place 10 visit The scene. They
fret cane upon the body VI Mr.. Wall, and fouaa thata
bullet of aI ge size had penetrated through The head,
having entered behind aud coming OF az the light
eve. His let wrist was shot through aud Ais horse
wss wounded in the hip the ball beying entered
th hip and come on, near the back bone, under the
sadd e. The body Of Mr.. Wall had beea dragged
TO a distsnce of sixty yards by the ieet and thrown
ever a seep bsuL on e4smins ticn Of bis persoa a
yslusble Iirg was Sound missing fron ala 6nger. lne
sDueafarce Of ths ger indicaed that the rog had
ben VIC emily to- from IT, His spurs and pto were
- Ia nisinl heIt and .heath Rere soupdi ho coat