, 1861-06-05

arrive here on Thureday morning. Tic fane-
ral will take place on Thursday OF Friday.
TIE SCENE AT BRYAN HALL.
Al m early hour Yesterday morning thou
sands of citizens OF Ill classes we're gathered
,lonr lie streets intervening and in the Vi
cinity Of the fremont House and Bryan Hall
to witness the transfer of the remains from the
former to 1hc hitter place This Eas accom-
p,;eh. ouiet1y about P. H., under escort Of
the Chicago Light Guard, sturges Rifles, and
scar,pon Light Infantry, the committees Of
citizens. Of the Common Council. and COM
m;ttecs Of the different civic associations. The
nroccesions we're under the charge Of Howard
priest1y. ESQ.,, Assistant Marshal
Upon arriving at Bryan Hall the remains
ydre placed upon the pedestal, and Was mount
cd by the Chicago Light Guard.
The appearance Of the hall did great credit
to the Committee. The principal feature was
fhe erection of q 1arge CANOPY heavily draued
viii, black. relieved with a cilt border and
snrmounted On the centre pcak. and at the
four corners bv Gilt eagles. From the ta1ons
gracefully to the four columns supporting
tho c,nonv AT +he foot of tbe cofrin stands
a brokon column. enhlematical Of life cut nt''
nj thc midst Of promise and greatness. At ira
head stand, a 1usc of beautifully yarjeeated
flowers
1Jnon the front of the gallery. t1,e nortraifs
of the Presidents, by Healy, sre fcstooncu
with black and white Grape, The gallery it.
self is decorated with American fiars. Around
1he middle of fine stare arc four 1arre Ameri.
can tfaps 1ooped in festoous with crane. in tha
centre of r1ich hanrs nortra;t of 1udoo
Done1as. PAINTED bv Healv. some fifteen wears
since. The front of the s.age in heoutifn11v
orna1neuted with pots Of living flowers from
the Cemetery Nursery. The canonv occun;ps
the centre Of the hall. The neaesta1 far the
recertion Of the coffin is dressed in black.
oruamented with thirty.four stars. and PLACED
unf1cr n cancnv Of Hack cranc +r;mm ed with
.b;to ard r.,;av.a viii o;1+ hor1ar ~
,vho,e eurmonnte I'd hro, e,o1e
Rcnsot1, +ba ,,nonr lao +t,a bo,opoa ~
mains. dressed in fn1, h1acE snit Tha ~.
tire lid Of the burial case beint- remoyed. the
Ehole fir,re WAS exposed. The hands were
crossed upon the breast. The lonr and n,iz.
ful illness Of the decreased had s.ivcn onlv
slight e1naciation, The features were even =
l;ttla fuller than in life. Int their eSnress;on
wse perfectly natural.
The body was embal1ned shortly after dealt,
br the injection into the arterial eystem. of a
strong solution of arsenic, arres:iur the
changes Of nature. It will +. main unaltercd
curing its exposure al BRYAN Hall,
IL
dsd that admission should be given tothc
t Hail BY the South Clark street or min en-
| trance +he rrocrssion of c,tizenz noovinor Al.
rectlv across t1e hall. to the exit on Conrt
| PLACE. 'rhrourhont five hou1s Yesterday mi
cont;nrauz siream ot mamie i, donh1a Mo
nassod a;1ert,v and o,,iativ +bronrt pr1an
Nan naus;no a uoment hcs;de tho ;1,ust~,ou.
load and 4hcn ,n,r,oo eu+ o~,;n rno,, ~, :,
bpsv world or c;.r 1,cc
| To~dhy. from TO A. M to1p NJ tbc Tai,
will sc oncn onlv tn ladies' and oant,an,o,, an
companylng them. During the afternoon of
to-day it viii be open to citizen, generally
| c;t;zena as m vastardpv will enter a. III
mein entra;ce ON Clark street and mss ont m
the Post Office alley. Committees Of citizens
will he nrcsent Mt ali lines as annonnce7 Ybo
guard dutv will he nerfar,ned hv the t,h;c,ro
I.iubt Gn,rd stur,,ea Rifles and s.,umon
1;ob+ 1re,,+rr rha 1:u,,4 cu,xa n,.o Is
80, g. =. .-o..e-,.:o,..
mA1lA1se of elILAhSs.
Al meeting OF citizens OF chicago, held at
| the fremont Hcuse, yesterday morning,
tJune 9Th, lo6l,) III O'Clock. Hon VIM. ID.
| brown was called 10 Inc Chair, anu VIM
| church was appointed secretary oa motion
OF >. :. Aayes. 1t Vas unanimously
| Resofred, That 4 committee Of nine Of the citi-
Tag be e Sta;e ~ arec " ~
the earnest desire Of our peop1e, that the remaus
IN ih soi5 of III sSn ac q nns ,s,S ee
history ana fame his own was 20 elosely united.
Can chcs isyeoRon Eea nppo1h1Sa ? n,oy nayea' n1'
1.nnis, E; D. Taylor. Mark Skinner, Thomas
enn.'A' - - '6u,, 4l 1,,s. as .ne soA''4.ae
w n''4', 'ns A'n' noA' ~ L.
oio" u "''s aou.u ~ .ne eonau1''
bc reoucstcfI Ia 10 nnlsh 1I,c ,,Iccedinos II III,
meeting.
On molten, the meeting adjourned.
Thrcugleut last evcusng until eleven
o'clock Bryan 1al was open aud visited by
many citizens.
Among TIC earlier plans, when 1t Was still
IN contemplation otake the remains to wash
lng.oh IL was Fos ca IN comm'ttce that Dr: n.