The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

the mourning store $40 Broadway were handsomely
pessooned with white and BLACK Grape Oae OF the stores
exhibited monument with The following inscription:
e.~.--~'.-~~-~~ 80; liz: 49,, soSsos
VIRGINIA,
DIED Arm JULY, 1881,
AGED "a
Az the regiment proceed ed the crowd increased and
By the time reached the Park there could no. have been
less than i've or six thousand persons present.
THE CITY HALL.
From An early hour yesterday morning tho Governors
room, In which the remains were left under guard
Of honor Of the Eighth regiment, Company @, under
command OF Captain Burger, were crowded by citizens
And Strangers The arrangements made by the committee
Tor admitting the pubic very satisfactory and no
confusion During the night the guard was relieved
three times, ten duty at time aud at seven
o'clock yesterday morning Company r. Captain Buck took
charge OF the remains
A. ten O'Clock precisely the funeral car drawn by eight
gray horses drove up to the City Hail. and quickly
surrounded by large and inqulring croxd. At quarter
psss eleven The Seventh regiment preceded by troop Of
hcYse entered The Park and formed in limo. company
q Greys took up their poron double file from the en-
trance 70 the Hall 10 the funeral car. The Mayor
We virgnians and the members Of the Common Council
tAen asceudcd 10 The Governors room and assembled
areapd the coffin. Amer waiting for some time
ne MAYOR advanced 70 the head Of the c,n and stated
thsa be bad been requested 10 make few REMARKS intro
Ausng Mr. Cochrans who had been dspued 70 deliver the
remains The Virginia authorities on the part Of the city
Of New York. Mr. oochrane had not arrived and - time
was pressing and they wished 70 remove the remains 70
The steamer, he would read what be had 70 say The
Mayor then read - follows
em-n now twcnty years since the body Of the
salesman and patriot, James Monroe the remaas OF
whom DOW be before Us, WAS Deposited In the tomb,
ho.r xhurna al daz
straou respect the part OF the people aud srther
ties Of this city not only for The high position he oncs 90
cuped a Chief sgstrate OF this country bat for hts
ecvssed character and the important he had
rendered to the Union. New York, still chershng his
memory has marked the event Of the dsincrment OF his
tho purpoae OF their Dcng laid beneath the so
OF his native State Virginia. with respect wh5n due
devoted paio, aud honorod citizen. Tho State Of yr
einia has delegated q committee 70 them from the
authorities OF tn city. You have been selected BY the
Committee OF Arrangements OF the Common Counsel to
make this delivery ON their BEHALF and this important
duty IA entrueLed 10 you with tho full that
vim be performed 10 mot only becoming the
soemniy Of the occasion, but the exalted chsractsr Of
he deceased.
Hs Honor ,hen directed Mr. Wilson, the underwater, to
remove the remains.
The cofn was then taken up By six bearers, aud, fol-
lowed BY the pail bearers sentres, committee men, &c,
ives carried down and placed in the funeral car.
Whilst the coffin being placed in tho hearse the
National Guard presented arms the drums rued and all
Me military honors paid 10 President Of the United
states gone through The regiment then broke into
columns and preceded by the band and staff
sios time down Broadway TO Liberty sBeet, INTO West
and 70 pier No 10, where The steamer Was lying.
The scene on the dock and its vicinity Indeed
most imposing right Hu1dreds cousregated upon tue
shipe, steamers, houset'ps, and wherever view could
be had witness the procession passed. Even the
roofing which covers the pier nsd with people, aad
70 such IN extent that a, nrs, feared would fall H.
In Ia ios that
when the remains passed through the cro~d the dock
hardly head could be seen covered Extending across
pier No IL and directly In trout OF The covering the
dock was drsped deep mourning the folio sing iuccp
ton
nw MEMORY oF DEPARTED WORTH
so~~~~>~~e>Ss>
AFTER the Seventh regiment had gone through the
saar ceremonies and the boaso had reached the gang
end marched or the dock, proceeded imme lately
tho steamer Ericsson, foot OF Beach street
THE MISUNDERSTANDING or THE nkaANs--
HON. JOHN cocHEAsks ADDRESS, ANB MR.. o. J.
wIsB's REeLy.
Tbe Jam stown newly painted and very tsstefuliy
drsped IN mourning for the occasion. Tue coflo WAS
carried TO the quarter decx and UPON how pedesa
beneath awning The hon. Mr.. oochra,e, Mayor TIE
man, the relatives Of he family, Che pail bearers mem
beers q the corporad0n NO aesemoiea around Mr. Coch
rsne and Mr. Jennings Wise standing at the head Of the
ccfln.
Mr.. CocRAyE then advanced, ard 10 most impressvs
and solemn delivered the following address,
ID moro than thirty pears since venerable
stranger arrived in the cay o. New York. me storms
STATE had bent bs form, and private care was written on
his brow. Released from the burden q obsl respJns
biles, which he had stunned, he soughs Ia
scenes The tranquility he crsved much. From this
retreat he securely contemplated the eseOu vici sades
a. The woSd he had let, regreSed It's
mised its app ause. domestic circle opened he 40
prosch, kindred hearts cherished him, and the slope
OF his lie gently declined, amid troops OF friends,
20 the music Of household associations. All revered
him. sauntering steps quickencd Al hs Appearance the
citizen pausef 90 the way and the stranger the - o. 20
look where passed James Monroe IL s boue hi ry orr
city an honor thus 70 have sheltered the gathering years
az one who bad been the fifth Presidont Of the Uai,sd
Ssaes short time, however, passed aud the "a niar
form was seen no more. Az IL commissioned, on the an
nverssry OF our oounty Independence 10 bear nations
gratitude TO The Presence Righ. his spfa burss i've
tnrrldcm In that jubilee OF freedom. lie was mourned
~ only the good are mourned. de has never been
foreoscn kyth los been sne~ed With the recurring
r'cu,es Of more than twenty five years desay and s
tbe runhc beart bas kept sentry AZ grSgO Seasons
have Gene enc gone; nsoons ssxea Aat arc du art