The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

-~~"F~oS sOH tue memory OF SENATOR Dou8-
CHICAGO, June 7, 1861
was generally suspended to day the Board OF
Laue having adjourned yesterday until saturday. Tho
banks, Job6ng houses and dry good stores were ell
closed and the streets at early hour on the line Of
people large numbers OF whom arrived from the country
by the morning trains. At eleven O'Clock amid tollinx
from Bryans aa where since Tuesday Senator Donoiss
remains have LAIN IN state. through Clark and Lake
streets to Michigan avenue thence to Cottage Grove Ths
an hour in passing given point. At q low estimaae
there were 100 persons in the procession which was
composed OF tho military Governor, State officers mom-
OF the Legislature, medical and legal professions Masonic
fraternity Mercantile Association Fire Depar ent Typo
graphical Union, NC.
Appropriate funeral services took place In this city
All the asgs at half mast most Of the public build
ngs and stores were drsped In mourning aud the bells
Of the churches were toled large concourse OF ch-
zens assembled at the Second Presbyterian Church.
wnere asermon was delivered by Professor Condit.
ROCHESTER, June T. 1851
Solemn and impressive services held in the Court
Senator Douglas Addresses were delivered by Major
Nash Rev Professors Robinson and anderson Rev. Dr.
pie out the banks post Office, stores and other
business places were closed, and the city completely
draPed in black.
the news OF Senator Douglas death has caused great
mourning here. Flags were lowered at half mast and
AT ten O'Clock funeral services were held in the Hetho
dist church The venerable mother of Judge Douglas
and family Of Judge Granger present. Judge D. .
sister although improving, y unable to be out today
Al iour O'Clock large liberty pole raised, aud q
dag draped in mourning placed at half-mast upon IT,
speeches were made in the presence OF large crowd
CAnANDAIGUA, June Z, 1851.
Respect ts the memory Of Judge Douglas is universal
Impressive funeral services were held and business
entirely suspended The bells In town have been tolne
and flags are at haif-mast and drsped in mourning
The Rioting I'm Newfoundland.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., June 8, 1851.
Inc telegraph wires were again cut Monday evening
IN number OF places Large bodies Of police have been
despatched 70 the various points OF difficulty and every
energy being strained TO capture the miscreants who
are engaged regularly organized body the destruc
ton OF the lines Tho impossiby guarding our DrO
perty will be perceived stated that people can
not even protect their own dwellings from robbery and
arson.
The Steamship Vfg0 OF Cape Race.
ST.. JOHNS, N. f., June 6, 1851.
The steamship Vgo for Liverpool, passed Cape Race
at midnight OF Wednesday but dispatches were put
aboard OF her. Is useless messages for Euror
this way until the local affairs Of the province are i'm
proved.
The State Editorial Association.
UTICA, June 7, 1861.
The annual meeting OF the State Editorial Asso ,iaov
appointed to be held here next Thursday, has been
postponed till next year. owing to the national dcultiss
Destructive Fire at Lane, Ill.
LANE, ILL.,. June 7, 1861.
fire this morning destroyed the warehouse Of Boyce
Bump and the adjoining warehouses Of Spauldne &
Go Murphy Son. and Lake Blackman. Loss on grain
$4,000, and on the buildings So oOo partly insured.