The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

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family, held her the other SIDE whilst the two little
boys NJ .led together pear the group, sending dole
kul cry Of sorrow, the mother mngpg her signs with 90
dear DOCTOR" and such Ike excsm stions.
Finally the time for the corpse TO be removed,
Ind the fearful group asceDded 10 their apartments
Mr.. Cunnlnabsm afiso'ed by the appalling adieu
thAa medical assistance had be called
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FUNERAL OF DR.. HARVEY BURDELL.
BxRvICEs IN GRaCE CHURCH AN IMMENSE MULTI
1UDE AesEMBLED- OF THE BODY IN
0REENwCo CEMETfRY.
The last rites have been paid to the remains OF the
victim Of the hate Bond street tragedy. The body Of
Or Harvey Burdell rests In Greenwood cemetery;
has gone to the quiet Of the grave a,d the fresh sod
eucifcIes IT. bat while /. lies there cold sll and
silently the act which reduced It from manly vigorous
form gnoble clay thrills the public heart and dwelh
every lip Perhaps there has been no fact since the
hendsh iced enacted that has fully exempted
the intense pablo excitement the funeral yesterday
On Tuesday reported that the burial OF the de-
csased would take place, ami numerous persons many
OF them women gathered about the pre- misses 81 Bond
street, waiting 70 see, attend II. Every person who
coming out OF the house was eagerly questioned
q to the OF funeral and the place OF the burial
Nearly all day they thus aed there but TO purpose
On Wednesday morrpg the time and place for the tune
n. servicts announced intbe papers, and
sequer;!y generally known.
ShoftlG Ater a yesseruay Tue neaise CONTAINING
shs corpse OF Dr. BGrdel moved slowly away iron No.
81 Bond street. towards Grace church. portion OF the
crowd, which had began to assemble there early 90
nine O'Clock in the morning. fol owed II. The hearse
moved so SLOWLY that the crowd took the esd and
axrveds~ the church first. The church locked the
gasea Of The iron railing in front OF II were locked and
barred This put dsmper the enthusiAslic progress
OF the crowd they waited patiently, oxever, I'LL tue
hears arrived, thinking then and with they would gel
accsss he church Toe hesrse arrived. the iron bolts
rev back the gates grating moved upon their
hinges the crowd rushed at the gap but all 10
vH,, Tor some innocsn, looking mon who were
htandSy inside the fence With bsis upon their
breasts Suddenly display ed their belgereut 20 vers
and drove back the advancing column. Not even
Abe ladies', with al their pleadnss, could obtain
mgress. An opening forced, In the crowd and
the corpse WAS conveyed into she church The church
then locke d. tue gates swung TO- aud tho OBJ
noxous bolt sprung FORWARD into their sockets Tue fu
neral service WAS W commence at r. NJ; wac then
some dBpessrre being kept cut Of the cnurch aud
especially at bepg kept opt CT the yard, manifested
dese or Intention Leaving but on the contrary II Al
every moment becoming lager aod larger. The stages
stopped mere 70 let ou tDer loads the throng poured
wards from the strtets The women were
numerous than the men; hey gathered In asohd body
On the sidewalk In front Of the church. variei and
strange vas the oonvesAuon OF the crowd. Some
went In for amustmsai, o;ters appeared serious.
some elderly ladies were heard frequeni, 10 repea,
but the majority seemed 10 have assembled there
from mere idle curiosity. About the first thing
the church ,teeple Pat WHO was present, SAID the
steepe he bad look up twice TO soc Tue
s,S,s remark The bys'Udcrs though, Was immensely
funny sad answered with psudit Of laughter Tue
a,roei,y Of tie crime, me character Of MS Gun
Every enc ,s, h bad b. mind made mad. Up and Vas
diversity o, opinion aoou, the cxa,t In which
abe murder was committee, ou, there almost uni
tssed a. bu, not 70 the punshment which should
be awarded 10 the murderes-,hey oil known and
convicted OF the crime In the mnis OF the crowd The
spbets launched forth upon Mrs Cunningham we're by
nstlerlpg TO that lady, though she bad few
psut and pressure Of the crowd was 50 strongly asans,
them that sy soon NJ and resigned the 10
Befoss X O'Clock an immense multitude had gathered
before the church " svsyed backwards and forwards
accordingly the pressure on ether side predo
Not only the entire tide walk before the church and
xrocr occupied but the aide walk and soops the
opposite aide CT the street covered And still the
rsesous asn others undertook 70 penetrate hs dense
1hroog standing before the church. but uncertook In
people began 70 assemble on the Delseborisg blocks
What were they they there forf-did they all expect
10 get into the church,-ws " silcurosiyt 10
abe crowd, when OF 90 parties, wonsn,
near By, suggested clue TO 70 :" said one, I've
sAe Tha, vss, then, the great desire and every
one In that thropg thought be had good chance
OF sesng the murdered HE NEG hb $50 be
stayed snd the multitude remained there for hours
Nsariy the entire crowd Immediately before he church
we're emalea-n their dresses had been extended
nad voluminoua they then packed about close
and tight - dry goods on live forms ever we're before
Al tsash great npaiience was manifested 70 have
the church opened, or least the gates 10
che church grounds. The police oBoers Who had
shs immediate charge appealed 70; every device
used but 70 elect 1pe cousin OF the deceasei
wHs standing there By The gate with her feet wa and
cold and yet she could get entrance About half past
o1e O'Clock -, who had authority appeared Cd
ground Then The pail bearers, the relatives Of de
ceased and the representatives OF the pres were I'D.
mmsd 70 Ne church. Al this time there about nve
ahoasAnh people the ground; and sftsr
began leave having discovered that there
yeotss chance Of sssh getting into the church. and
Others keps anty coming 10 the place. there must
bces u sas eight shous.nd persons on the srousd
curing service The parties who nrs got into
shs church bad an opportunity OF seeing the corpse Of
Che deceased II atired In new sol, OF black and
nsd . handsome rosewood comm, with silver mount
bgs, and lined with whit. satin black crsvat and
nigh shirt collar concealed the wounds IN the throat
The cut the very visible ON . silver plate
"a she cofhn Nd was The following Inscription
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HARVEY BURDEll, n II.