The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10
VISIT OF AN ENGLIsH BISHOP TO TJJR NJ.
GARA FRIGATE -

| "heh warrants for money are tn bc tried
! VISIT OF AN ENGLIFII BISHOP To THE NJ,
| CARA FRIGATE
The following abstract from the I.tt.r of q ,
| tem"n known in tn" literary and religion. vorI,
"i London, may not be unnter.stira, to o,r r,d
| "rs:
DID Fnp hear OF our river pic-nicy II vas a mos
enjoyable day sIIall mavar forget it, W. went q,
board our little steamer ut one O'clock There wa
| g"udly company--the Bishop. his brothers. &C.
| The manager Of the Times and fonr "A" of King
were lat' and kept us waiting. The party number
I'd sixty y-three, and the bell rang and away W,
| .ailcd After st"amng through the shipping, pas
! the Tower docks, building YARDS. &c, came t.
on the Great Eastern, and hal TO 10 ashore in small
boats, six 1T time. Sl,r il to bs launched side
| w~yr, dragged doTn kind Of wooden railroad i,
the Grade" in which She il built Standin. uulei
ft"r bow ona l. aatoni~hl ~ her uG1r"IcRr,S Sht
| 1eoIna as if rh' would never sit upright.
| 1t was great scramble to got of in o,Ii boat.
again, hilt at last No suCCccf@d and then The order
MAS given to steer for tirSvescnd see the tueri
| can frlSate. Lunch was served route, and b,
| the fimo that Nas over Ne came in sight of tn,
| towering niasts and the wellknown cn.igns Fir,i
| y" PASSED the Susquehnuna. ,plandid r.ddT.
! wheel 1l"oP, with her full (and very heavy arma
! mcnt nn board, hat We had not time 10 visit her
! The Niagara lay little below. and We spap cams
within hailtng distance. Our Captain wantot tc
" right up to her ladder, hut the Lieutenant (1Ir
finest, whom had been introduced to before
| thought We had better keep our distance IIe di.
appeared. and e" began to feel rath"r sulky whom
We heard the shrill whistle of the boatsNsfn, and
| the cry "Cntters away In 4 moment dow scrsm
| llrd til. crews. and the cutters we're manned and
| on to us. There must have heeu half dozen with
| the stsr1 ami stripe. floating at ths stern. They
| took us all in 4 body, like MANY troops II was
| quite sight to behold, and the ladies wars i'm
m"ntHiS ailrctedhy this 2nlldntry. After the pe
! rll"u- ascent v6 got on deck. Nr. A. uishad mo
| 10 go hf.t AMI introriuC" his party. Liaut-nant
',nrst received us with great courtpsy and inime
! diatciy sent an orderly for Captain Penunck who
! il second in command. lie il y fine intelliprn,
man, full Of fun. and amused the Bishop immense
! ly.
About tho middle of our inspection gun An
| bounced this arrival nf Captain lIu,lsnn hinsclf-
/ He Yas introduced to the Bishop. aud they wer.
fast friends. IGe has pleasant scaC,rjusr face
and looked quite the Admiral in hi. smhroidernd
| coat and gold-lacrd cap. They wanted us To II.
much longer than "" c"nld hut tim" h"w. and ".
were Obliged e. say gnod-hVc. The CaDtaiu iushtof
! up"n helping every Lady into the rrtt-r- again.
Directly we were under WAY, ~" All got ready aud
! CAV" them hearty cheer, and Dipped 0ur flag
| hon may nuplo," h"W battercd W.T. t"It when down
cam" her broad pcnn"n IT. Jls AMI at thr whistle III
! W'hT the int" tho rigging. ami returned Tho
| cheer with three times three. The Susdurhapna
evidently .uIlld not max" out who "" WERE hut sh.
thonght it best 10 follow sut and ~ We ran clos,
| pant her, she too gave iIs graceful salnta
! Tn" Bishop enjoyed it greatly He told M. III,
c"nld hardly tenr himself away from the Niagara
lie should like 20 back in her with tlo. n,,
| s'lr fellows.
! ARRIVAL or MR. MAHcV's REdNNs AT ALBtNr-
letter from Albany on Tuesday -ays the remains
Of Mr. Marcy arrived there on Tuesday. The
train that brought them dcckcd In mourning
The letter says:
At ths depot there wts in wstinga hearse drawn
10y xix elegant white horscs decorated with a pro
fnei"n of black ostrich feathers. and half dozen
Fkap uprTar ..
might choose to ride. single committee Of lnili
tary formed the escort and guard OF honor Tn,
procession formed consisting of the military, tn,
| committee Of the Albany Common Council anC
! delegations from Ballston and Saratoga, then pro
ceeded through the H"rth gate of The depot ground
through Steuben, Broadway and State street to the
| capitol Captain Cooks brass band discoursis" al
| appropriate mournful dirge.
The coffin confirming the remains Nas then takcr
from the hearse and by Il men carried into the As
| stmhy Chamber of the Capitol and placed upnn +
platform provided to receive it, in the main aisle
immediately in front of tn" Speaker chair. A
stack "f arms II placed on each side of the coffin
ami Ill" silence OF the large chamber j. unbroker
! except by tn" measured tread If the sentry who
! guard the remains.
| Many hundreds of people rushed TO the chamber
but nothing could iie seen, except tho paIl which
covered the coffin Containing the remains tn,
half an hour solemn silent meditation the neonI.
quietly left the cllamber, l.tving the CORPS und.,
charge OF detachment OF the Burgcsscs until the
|
During the movement of the procession .bo
streets We're den-ely crowded with thousand.
| clothed in the sadlest cOuntenancas
! A dispatch rDm Albany, dated on Wednesday
! says;
During the morning a great number of people
visited the Capitol to take farewell look ut the
| body Of Mr.. Marcy. and expressed astnni- h u.ut
at the request of his relatives. this wife included
! that his coffin should not be opened
| 1he houses i'll broadway and state street are
draped viii, mourning i"r three miles
Owing tn the large arrivals of visirOrs from other
! citief the funeral ceremonies were not commence
| till 5 O'Clock They were commenced at the Capt.
| tol amid tine tGllng OF bells and firing of minute
| guns.
| The venerable DR.. Mott opened with an eloquent
! prayer. The Rev. Ir. Spragur read portions OF
Scripture. after which Rev Dr. Hague delivered 4
most beautiful discourse. The religious exercise
were then closed with the bencdct0n hy Rev. Dr
| Welch
General Wool acted a. Grand Marshal OF the day
In addition Ia the distinguished gentlemen above
mentioned, Ex-Governor Seward Bouck, Hon. " T.
Banks and others were present.
The procession was the largest ever in Al
bsny The day was fine and nothing occurred T.
| interfere with the arrangements.
| A DESERVED REBUKE-Thr good people of Boston
are in fhr0re of Indignation respecting the oratioT
delivered 10y one Rev. Mr.. Alger before the city
thorii,s Of the modern Athens on the fourth Her,
is an "elegant extract from the patriotic orators
discourse:
When lifting marble MARTYR to hi.
| nicheon Bunker Hill, the stakeholder who forced
the fugitive slave slave bill down throat- is in
troduoed with complimentary fuukeS ism in tht
very shadow of the awful place and We listen &
his hsughty-toned conmon-placc- with respectful
patience
This vulgar abuse il intended for the special ient.
ht of senator Mason of Vireiuia: John T. Kennedy
OF Naryland Edward Everett, Robert G. Winthrop
and other distinguished gentlemen who partci
pated in the Inauguration of the ststue II Genera
| Warren, on the l7th nit st Bunker Ill., The re
spectacle portion of the Boston press unsparingly
denounce the bad taste displayed by Rev. Mr. Alger
and the Board of Aldermen of that CITY refuse,
unanimously to pass the usual vote Of thanks to tn
| orator who treated them 10 an abolition hsrangu
| when they bargsined for something In Keeping
with the celebration Of 6ur national anniversary.
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| Sr1Ss CoMHgxcsr.-Civil suits FIR SJNNg =
have been commenced against both Bresiin an
Gibson late treasurers cf Ohio and their suretie.
on course this only b. collected In tho A
ascertain who are the real culprits Criminal pro
| ceadings are also a. be instituted
L
/ The New York Central Railroad Company ha
Just reduced its operative force along the roa
between Albany and Buffalo nearly Ave hundre'
men.
4 The Boston Transcript says that the graves @
| Samuel Adams and John Hancock, two of the sign
efs of the Declaration of Indepe ntonee, from Mas
ssehusetts. are in the 'Granary Burial Ground d
Boston, without monuments to mark them.
| The last accounts Of the health of Mrs. Scott
the wife Of Ten. scott, was more favorable.