New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
INCIDENTS ALONG THE ROUTE
General Sympathy of the People
ARRIVAL IN NETWORK.
grsn Oar Special Reporter.
CIsCIsEATI, Thursaty Aug. 30 la6l.

! FROM ST. LOUIS TO CINCINNATI.
During the forenoon Of yesterday the remains Of
SrgsdierG eneral Ma hanie Lyon were lying in state
; at Gen. F1smoats headquarters ChOGean avenue,
st. Louis. At l O'Clock P. u the procession formed
Il was preceded by detachment Of fifty police, de-
tailed by Provost Marshal MckinstEy, to keep the
|. streets clear.
Brigsdier-Gen.ral Sgel who was in command Of al
Che military, led the procession, mounted and eccom-
= panied by his sAf. He is sa slightly built man,
y with quick eye which pess OUT through his spec
tacles auburn bar and features in which many per-
sons detect resemblance 10 Gov Sprague Of Rhode
leland. Next came squadron Of cavalry, consisting
of portion of Gen. FremOnts Body Gu-rd under
( Capt Zazoyni, and Capt. Teimons cavalry company
from Chicago. The Body Guard il airesdy three hmm
dred strong composed wholly Of young men, unusually
athlete ana well proportlOred They are armed with
sabsrs revovers and revolving riaes, and mou1ted
upon bay lorsss. Under the orders Of their Captain
they all cultivate the mousscbe bnt wear the rest Of
the face enoo.h-sn arrangement which some smile at
as Whimsical; but is it more than the rigid regula
Iton of the Brilish commander which compelled every
man 10 shsye and 70 wear stock, unoer the burning
ryun Of the Crimea To-day only fifty of the Body
EGuard were detsed TO JON III the procession. They
tbid fair 10 be very efficient and credtabe eopsi bat
Gas vet sit ltte uusasy in the saddle, ike ali men
Ssyho have 20. undergone long and rigid course OF
stsping Tue contempt s~sys felt in the regular ser
svice for volunteer cavalry, Was fully justified by the
amounted Rebels in tie Springfield battle, Who not
ssithstanding their overwhelming NUMBER, did not
suake single successful charge, always breaking be-
Fore they reached our lines.
section two guns Of Captain Carllns artillery
Eiolowed; next, hall OF the ID Missouri regiment
~. s. reserve corps under Colonel John Mcneil and
SIhen the hearse, an imposing funeral car, which In
tgesrs past bore the renains IF General Kearny and
Elerward those Of Colonel Benton to their long home
tThe large exterior coffin, covered with black velvet
with silver tiapinge open, and the metallic case
within it, wrapped ia tue rationale aud wreathed
with fowere and bearing the hat and sword OF the
licensed commander whose horse, sadded and brided
Sind draped in sable led in the rear. The pail
s,aarsrs were Colonies Blair, Andrews and Solomon;
sdsjors Fredercks, Schofed, Suges, Conout, Cremer
end Austerhaus, and Captain Yates. Major l. +.
khephsrd of General Lyons stan, and Captain Plum
saor, his old friend and clsssma;e, now Of The lei
snfantry in the regular any, though announced
smong tie pabearers, were tVo lame TO JON in the
procession.
Two carriages assigned 10 tie relatives and friends
allowed bearing Messs j. b. Hassler. brother-n-law,
aod Dsnforth Knowlton, cous OF the deceased, Maj
/ H. Eaton Gen. FREMONT Military Secretary. TLen
Game Gen. Fremont anu staff, and Provost Marshal
HcKnstry mounted about hundred officers Of the
tr-my on foot wearing their side arms the Mayor,
Sommon Council and citizens, and two guns Of Gen.
fgers Artillery, while the naming battalion Of Col
kcNei's Infantry brought up the All the flags
Il the city were 1T baf Along the whols line Of
iSarch NEARLY three miles, the streets densely
sEowded that tie police found it difficult TO keep pas-
cage open for the procession Bat one expression was
Lardhat Of respect and love for The dead hero and
rsrst for his loss. Poor fellow" came from many
bss and Jaw tears streaming from theeyes Of women,
ss the bier passed by.
sbe procession moved down Cboutean avenue to
fEth, up Fifth TO Washington avenue, end thence to
tk, river The remains, accompanied by the imme-
dste escOr, taken upon the ferry boet; the mill
tsSy drawn up in line on the shore, while the Major
GAleTal, his staff, and toe other army officers filed
slxly around tbe hearoe, with uncovered heads and
tbSa the procession moved away. The escort crossed
th river aud entered = car, tped up for the purpose,
ans dIsped in mourning within and without the bier
stlS ding upon table in the center. At p. 10. the
cas- attached the regular mail uan Of the Ohio and
Mssissppl Railroad. moved eastward.
y is the present. design 10 AXE the remains " New
YCtk ard depouit them in Greenwood for the present.
eufsct 10 the wishes Of Gen. Lyons relatives. The
si.rt is in charge Of Maj. IL A. Conopt and Capt
Gsee Edgar, snd addition 10 them consists of Capt
j. -. Piuna,er. Lieut.. L. J. CLARK Dr.. G. O. Lyon
lats Surgeon If 81 Missouri Volunteers and eousn Of
Seee ased, aad Sergeant j. p Taylor Corporal +.
II. Iearson, and PrivaEes L. z. Rice t. Biden, Z. 7.
Frk man, G. II. H0wlsnj, Wm. Zukoski, and VIM.
PsEck Of Company X 81 Missouri Regiment, United
Shf Reserve Corps. The men ers Of this company
eoof charge Of tie remrrs On their arrival at St.
Loks, aud have continued day ia connection with
tho up 70 The present time.
~ ne Inherent stations along tie route until late
81 sn' Buns were fired, the citizens turned ont en-
Hte, professions with fass draped in mourning cam,
poSng through The funeral Ell, and universal dss.
~skmaniosted 10 do honor 10 the inus,rous dead
ThSTs1 rcscl ed Ciucinr ati at this n,orniuo. \,
wa(reooved al The depN, by military array, consist,
iHeSf some weLiy eonpaIios win their coors oraoed
10 Mourning. long pro esion q s5liiers aud civil.
ian accompanied the romait4 u saith g. Kxons Hall
On f0urn street, through 1eUse er dr. Of looers-on.
TIL hoay lAs been lying il stae in Saith e. Eixous
Hal during the entirc day, and toe ball lss teen Wis
hecjfy ferry or dfy taoufand people. Il a appro-
pntly decorated for the OCCASION; and continues up
~ pesen. time TO be crowded with visitors. Tie
rs leave for the East this eyerng via Columbus
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