The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
THE FUNERAL OF LORD MACAULAY.
Our London correspondence.


IoyDoy, Jan. 10, 1860
Nooanlays Fhnerdl and General A,arnin9 in the Nty
rae Inside Of Westminster Ascy Nosablities Present
.4perieaas in 7opn--.Scaal L.te dr.
The Just appreciation OF talent and worth, by all classes
Of society yesterday most evident IN the sobrc attire
Of The crowds, high and low, throngng the line OF way
Rom holly Lodge, Campden Hill, Kensington as the re-
mains of Lord Macaulay were conveyed to the time
hOnored walls Of Westminster.
Gbops were generally closed, aud many church bells
throughout London and the Provinces toled forth
solemn OF dolor, that almost Throughout. Eng
lnpA the hour known whom this highly accomplished
nobmans remains received their last earthly donors.
full detailed account Of die procession and the arrange
nents OF the funeral VIII be found IN all The London
papers Of to day. aud we shall therefore only give
Impression of The appearance within the Cathedral when
Ne found ourselves there o'clock Alas kissing
by favor; and although our literary men en- mnsc
applied for tickets Of mission, very few allotted 20
them No. tho persons present principally composed
II Barors, Members OF Parliament, Judges, and
bnrrkters, some few swells. with bevy OF
hdss and good many children, giving the asssnblase
rather the appearance OF attendants at musical festival
han mourrers at the grave Of departed savsns Crno-
Inc, fashy bornes, shaws and gloves never more
ous Of place. contrast with tue eombre black fitted for
nc occasion.
We recognized amongst those present following,
some not unknown to fame
Lord Campoell. looking very aged; Lord Palpcrston,
hooking very old eeauish and sunty Lord John Russell
IDOkDg very doNGy, Claries WOOD I. &. Lewis
George Grey, the Chancellor Of the Excheluer looking
mose than usually like Jesuit tho Dukes Of Newcastle
and Argyll Marquis q Iansdowne; Lord Stanley, a
much cour,ed young man; judges Pollock, wi.es and
Crorlpton, Earl of Sharesoury Russell Gurncy, lord
ISvedan, tho Belgian Minister Messts. Locke,
Edwm James, Rich, j. Mills, Roupel, Map
vivid d. P.'s Messrs. W NJ. Thsckeray, l.
A. Cbamuroijou, Shee, Hswtrey, Shirley Brooks Albert
Smith, W. r. sma-tweil, L. Buxton, Samuel LAYER,
s W. d. Reynolds John oxenGord, joan Forster,
c. Hall. B,hn, Sslomo1s, Chorley, Reverend
j. W. Mark sell, N A, Charles Knight, Marx Lemon,
C Deane ". II Rnssel, j o'Dowd, General KlapSa, &c
, There are net may Americans IN town. MAJOR Oak
srd has safely returned us, and MAJOR A. H. Sbey
seens stationary The nightly reunions the American
Association Cockspur street, Haymarket, on the
improve We hear tnat the association Will eventually
ne turned into regular club aud thai amongst the list
q me nbers will tren be- found Messrs Bs AS, Blrnss,
Rothschiio, ArcedecSne, Crosssy, Peabody HUH, &C.
MACAULAY's FUNERAL IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
From the iooion Star, Jan. 10
Yesterday Afternoon the funeral Of Lord Nacauay
sole mnized ~ Westminster Abbey.
At tweLty five inltss twelve tho private pro
sct the deceased peers residence Holly lodge
Cpdenhl In the presence u two three hundred per-
sons chiefly residents IN locality, WHO rib,ed To
testify their respect for The departed nobcman The
family cortsgs which consisted Of hcsrse draw by six
borses three morning coaches and broughsm re-
markedly unosenaioss. The chief ,nourners were the
Rev. J. Macanay end kr. Mscanlsy, Jr, L. Macaulay
Esq and George rreveyan, Esq, who seaed In the
nrt carriage. 8 r. Ellis, Esq., + Cooper, ESQ, J.
Chopper, Jr., Esq and IL Holland Esq, conveyed
n The eecond carnage The PROCESSION. AFTER leaving
holy Ipdge turned down Csnpdcn E at the ordinary
Auperal race aad IN or three entered the
main rpad Of RepsiDgton.