, 1860-02-02
nreas 4 Criihtt1te,
FOREIGN NEWS.


FOREIGN NEWS.
The Steamship Fultou's Malls.
AAcAcLAr's rrSEEAL IN WESTMINSTER ABBEr.
rF.on tit Lon.on star, Jan. lo.]
Yesterday afternoon the funeral Of Lord Mac
aulay was solemn:zcd at Westminster Abbey.
Attwenty-hye minutes to twelve the private
procession WAS formed at the deceased peers
residence, Holly Lodge, Canpden nii!, ia the
presence Of two or three hundred persons, clief-
u residents in the locality, wAo assembled to
testify their respect for tue departed nobleman
The family eortt9<, which consisted Of hear:e
drawn BY six horacs, thrcc mourning coaches
and brougham, was remarkably unostenta-
tious. Tue chief mournera .Sere the Rev. ].
Maeaulsy :ad Mr. Macauiay, jr, c. L. Macau-
;ny, and George Trevelyan, Esq,, who were
seated in the first carriage. s. T. Ellis, Esq,
=. Croprer, Esq, ]. Cropper, it,, Esq, and H.
Holland, Esq, were conveyed in the second car
riagc. The procession, after leaving Holly
Lodge, turned down Campden Hill ut tue ordi-
nary funeral pace, and in TWO or three minutes
entered the .nau road Of Kensngton.
Here considerable nusilbcr cf persons had
gathered, aud Gy their dcmeauor testified their
sense OF the greatness of the loss which thc na-
tion had sustained. The shops were nearly all
partially closed. and, us the procession passed
on. tho bell Of keusington parish church to!led
III solemn recognition. The vehicles which met
inc mouralDE carriages drew up at ihc side Of
tic road 10 allow them to pass, and even per
SIMS seated on oimnibuses were Observed rcver-
rnt'aliy to uncover their heads us the lcarse
went By.
Having received q considerable accession Of
followers IN its progress. tle procession contin-
ued its rocte by kenslnston gardens, where
crowds OF persons lined the railings, gazing
with deep interest on the scene. Dy the time
that hnlehtsorldge was reached, the public
character OF rue ceremony became clearly mark
ca. At hyde PaTk corner there was dense
!hfong OF persons, out SO orderly WIS their be-
haSior that the poltcc, WHO we're IN consldera-
nle 1otce, 1ao no al1icnHy IN preserving order.
from ahe Wellington statue to the Abbey the
way was Keps " Ar. superintendent Gibbs.
~ hyae lask corner tue carriages Of noble
A1eu atu otuesss :" "aecotuaace" i. e"Hn Tue previous
arrangements, sweied the procession, now no
LONGER private. bu. m imnrPssiye nnhIic tasfi,
,nnniol Ia .hc ch.rac,ar .rL r-a,,;,i. ~ ~ A.
"'on'a' ~ 'nc e"aF1cieF auo genius OF Tue oe-
,'s.,' Isussu ane !lo>ession nas no" q enormous
been udded to il, and as It continued down Gross,
venor place the spectacle was Que OF imposing
drawn by the I roadsds Gd ns psrr i, to liz
o,.,rd Ky 49," o.e,n. ~ Psss, amu PETTY: no aonot 10
tuer ifa M ssoua In tko nfap. ,r.i - A.. -.
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soectntors md nnrc az aIxe~ha.se tha ast,h; -
Pe. '..t: - ~" ~ .'oe" lesc, nHe e4nIoi-
The routa from Grosyenor rI.ra ,ya. ,ar",,",,
inwer Grn.vrnnr ntnce ;rtn rad
was entered At twentr. I've ,n;nnto. ~ ~ H..
Uuckinrhau p.tace and throunb p;rdc,sa Tait II
In tbe PATHWAY If & 1cmss Ps-lr sL;r,En
- h. hsca,1.. ;rs,easnjs ~ uou'es VI sPeeeatoss'
cess;on neared Gnaras = +-nat 01s % VIC P'"-
i, IN. fra r,;n,,tss $50 - - A.. .,,s.,.
vas re.chad avid 4Ia toi,;n.s ~ ~ ~ Iii a.,I .
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nf he eon~-aoatsd tSa,,eaJs =. ~ VI .ue pr.
sc,o.tod ,ra. i1ean;s x.Ha a"an:. ~ H. :Auss
}1osnto, The hod;. hors ~. r,s;,ed ~ ~
Mi hsoro~s o,d n,1;s, nSrs "as ssesso ns ene
ia c3o;.tars ~ ~ ino s4 10 sa.t.eI 1neouEn
,ns;,ed henes{t tha nrrs,, " 5.,en ~, oe|S ae
Inn oG ,ue ser@;es ~ Sra,t na,s ~
'N ~ ~ ~ M 49, n'"% "@4"0o 'as
Tbt roaS.as1s aSG.n.o q, af iHS sbe aSosy: sS.r
sixteca 10, $ II Tie cnotl,
cAn9ns37;e;'t?n; Jennings aHd c,uston.
lhs oeao' t4'cs. Il. u. tsenea.}
Inc pan bearers "e1e:
The l.: 4 ID Chancellor, Duke Of Argye.
~, schr,ra n1 Ia'hse. isa11; ine iS1sh;Etss, tS,ra,
t::s sssnh"ne.' il. i,es,. uf ~. i.aul's ID,
Sir le,ty i,land. Iart, Nllln.4a)
1-o.a join i|assa1.
The congregation included distinguished re-
rFesen1u''eS o! ootn Honses OF fafliament, OF
1he clergy, Of literature and science, the bar
the army aad nary, and other leading profes
aions*
The service was commenced by The Rev
Canon Jennings: As tie coffin was borne gu
wards TO tue choir, the choirsters sang the tint
auo luz 1"e: hnen he arrived ~ Ine chotr
sie.a sa4., 49,, o .'un NJ. pesu ool uNcnnt
H. s',c,, serr;ca ,'s. n raaJ re- ,u,.
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