The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13
The Funeral III Or. Kane.

PHILADELPHIA, March l2-lP ~
Dr. Kanep sbseques ere new bcng carried out ~ sord
ING 70 programme The flags the public buldins and
shipping in ths port are 81 half mat and drapsd win
Grape and the stores aovs Inc route are closed,
while The psvencnts are hrcngsd with orderly spss.
taaors The weather u c'esr but cold. There y .
large and imposing military dispisy. TIE proeessi,p
started nom the Hall as ecissly the body being
borne BY the Grew the Advance, surrounded by the
% bearers previously so'ec,ed. The civic portion o.
the procession includes delegates from the following civic
bodies Tho faculty and st1dsas Of COLLEGES the Hub
school, Fire Department, Oio Fellows the 81. Seorrsy.
and the st. Andrews soVis hustle sose.es, and the
Scott Legion, In cizsns Dress Nearing the tag OF the
Pennsylvania Regiment wnr Mexico. the civic Dor.
ton Of the procession i,-sy minutes passing .
given spot The State House beh and the church and
s ss Inc
Presbyterian church. Wher IN body arrived about i've
doe having the Tags OF Eng snd Franco Spain and tAe
Tn ted sstes al the rners Tbs services In the cnsrch
The osorus By tie choir was leo " Professor Bishop
The prayer pronounced ny the Rev. C. W. Shields,
aer which the remains conveyed TO Laurel Hill U2
interment
DIR. KANE AND HIs ARCTIC COMRADES.
Eight Of the sixteen officers aud who panied
Dr. Kane on hts last Aroic Expedition, attended his ia
neral Philadelphia yesterday They had previously
met for the purpose Of ta.ag zach action mgM DO
aeened appropriate in yswcr the regretted death OF
th.ir lae commander, Dr. Y. X Kane.
The meeting wss ofganized BY calling DR.. J. l HAyes
10 the CHAIR and appointing VI Amos Boass Secretary
p'anaticn Of their object 10 coming toge.her-
We little thought con rates when often spoke o.
s s o Of our s tho
ihoSSh dangers be has oso LED Us Again we are called
him through paths forced o1er rsaiia:s waste Ss
lie hat Is dead az onS of hose s via. 70 MS ss
you nS associate the hovsh ent he tears of
The bre star we have 81 :: often just sug
his That sr 50 s tsa
o., s:S, 70 Ssrf S sss IN S pss remain
tence upon lives ror see The ether but BY its Impress
Hs re s hS :%%s
n GrorcE sTKrnESsoN offered The following resolutions.
Thai %SS: ssss with ,.a tn. sd n
Kent kSSs and embIscs this he earies opp o.
uLl:.dly e,prt,sng our soIroS
S ,sss,.S s. ;s$
be him do
which Try pens moral nature our hearts mouTO the o:s Of
frieOd fsunS him wise IN SoS eli clear in
ies calls humanity Win faith in The rrSe;ns care
@ a al cs.ee !.
FIJI hope and imbued hin W III smost superhumsn strength
T..ss.a ~. %sss, s%s .sSi:s Vim s.re.y.d
ism, hnoming full We that gre at Is the osto as Of one
Is.e 10 hed 70 him H nsrer Iesaen sun "' De
respect for the that fingers sadly brightly
with silL in tos, 70 low his their last
resting place In such position be assigned the
Csmmitee of ArTangemeuts
Resolved That the be directed to forward tho
family 81 The deceased OF these ons, signed
all the members
IN NIMoRY OF DR.. KANE.
In accordance Win tho resolution OF the Common
Ccrrcn, the Rsis were hung on tho pusio saildipga
At ta; mast ytstefdAy, "a the church bells tollcd
At srnIse neon aud sunset in respec, 70 toe memo.
Dr. Kane, whose funeral was taking place Pha-
depha All hotels and most Of the shir5isz In the
harbor had flags bcs.eu at hk matt TO sEusze
Ere O; topie ~ the deaih Of the great navigator,