The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
JAMES sONRpE,
ROSERC rIlLOSON.
NAuIr No. lat.

century and one Of the last important steps
,rd doios honor 70 his memory about TO be tab
occasion was emuecty affecting 20 al VITO Witnessed
IRE conn rstse5 from the vant gently low
esed the conn which had becn provided the plate
q rhsse uppo ss ovse me sud. 'r oS I'm Up =
asosany, with black broadcoth mounted with
'l,sr ,ar and smoiens on Tho top and all sides On
IN ooid old Engkh on The inside while the silver nsins
hsedks were richly orrsmeuted.
fns selln va being sc'esef cown, the coffin was depo-
10 Me following order
The undertaken and his assistants.
TIE following persons IN carrissee;-
OIL james Monroe, w, Co. Leo, Virginia,
Alderman Adams, N. Y, Col Blow, u. e. A.,
WIN. Munzford o. Jenniogs Wise,
lisssron Crofus, Gen Wheat,
M. AmA, Miss smith,
And others.
The body WIS taken 10 the Church Of the Anuuncstion
IN forrtentn street where was paoed raised plat
form prepared 10 IT, AMI let IN charge Of two
policemen until the public ceremonies could take place.
PREPARATIONS Fos THE oBsEouEs.
The city bore evidence all day yesterday Of the preps
lions for the obseques me flags all the public buildings
and much Of the shipping In he hsrbor were ny Ing
., naf mast, and, Immediately alter noon, detachmens
Of re military who 10 Join In the proceedings might
be marching 10 aud fro to their smoric Az eAriy
oeockuR three hours before The PROCESSION was
20 usyehe crowds began 10 collect along the line OF
sch snc % the day advanced their numbers increased
largely Indeed there seemed 10 be more general inse
ye-s manifested In this demonstration rhAn has been
sxkInsted for any of Ike character In mauy years
lac hour Of the day had been dxed for the
ns, and spite Of tho bad reputation OF mary for
cent ss.urasoes Of ne ses ,hs the prooesauss voaid
tai place NJ the hour announced SUCH however as will
appear below, ~@ not the case.
THE GUESTS AT THE coorxR INSTITUTE.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Committee OF the Com.
non Council reassembied 81 half past two O'Clock In the
Cooper Instuse for the purpose receiving the invited
consuls senators, members Of Congress-, a. &C., sc,
Who purposcd participating in the solemn services Of the
occason prior 70 the removal OF the remains from the
arch Of the Annunciaton. shortly after the arrival OF
Ne committee, the Mayor, his officers and The pail bear
s, they were shown tho many pcouiartes OF the ou'd
ing oy Mr. Peter Cooper who had placed 81 the DISPOSAL
Of NE committee for the The officiating clergy
ssived by Mr.. Cooper. me gentlemen invited by the
sommase VERB. Armi,sse, Of the Baptist church
a r,,ce me spscopsi ~ spring Prescyterisn and
The Vrsinans residing in New York mustered In large
snmbers, and amongst those present observed the
Lieutenant Robert Rel, Uuned sa.e. p,vv. xs..r,
lance Paterson, Thomas Paterson, Benis amin Hunt n
" B~f iels james T. Pace, James a. cray. James ROBIN
con, N. Read, J. J. Wyslug, O. A. Ccqun T. w. Benior
shcmss {: woodward, Richard p Waller, D. Kcrby,
N. Kc,by, Vim. N. Bell, Joseph Benton, Dr. n ID
cunningham, Dr. A. Tinsley, J. W. orsyer Patrick ~
pusIer, J. " Price, g. y Hunt, ~ P. Fsckier, D. A.
Scrymssr, VIM. NJ Hsrrh, n v. Jones, William r. Mas
re, Jane. Donespe, Thomas W Gibson, W z. woofroff
Gee NJ Williams, A. Lavender, Jun, jesse G. Connor,
riolpbo Wolfe. Hudson O. WOLF, William p Cray. r. NJ
Krpy, +. q. Greenlee, W. l. Sheppard, Snoderass
H. g. kosiy, stsDly 8 snodgress, q. II. Bosber, W. n
Dosgert, Augustus Brania, Lewis a. Brands, Francis
Brans a, James scrymser G. MorHt, D.. Joseph Mosby
Geo. W Butler, Geo. n. Iumley, Thomas Perkins, w A
Head III. A. j. cranberry, VI A. Walker, j. r. An nehart
James strait rhomss r. Jones, Dr. George B. Wallis Or
In consequence Of the unavoidable absence Of Mr..
Cambell, Mr. Dexter Otey was appointed Marshal by IN
cSeyaIer Joseph serun,l Charge d,Ara,res from s,r