The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

Below will b.. found collection of news
items, &C, culled from All quarters OF Lin
colndom:
. oBsEoCiEs OF THE LATE cot. BAHYR ~ ruNA-
rRLPHIA.
The rev ork Timcs, Of the 9th. says:
Ihe remains Of the late Col Baker arrived
in bh h'Itlueiihia on Thursday AT ern0cn.-
When si,a train rolled into the depot, the
Civ 9 uard ~ re- drawn up in line upon the
platiti n. Tne Mayor OF the city formally
received ths coffin containing the body, ami
men s. squad or soldiers belonging 10 the Cal
itorhiu Regiment received il In their turn,
Snd oore II Upoa Il bier to the hearSa provi
,itd fur IL. The coffin was tb-n covered wi lh
:he spirHa!i stIk American 1iag eeut by tbA
Ealltoruiuus 10 the Mayor OF Phiiadelphia
Tue he rsa was beautiful open vehicle,
GEa"n hy s;x Jet black horses, " hose head.
were decked with II dding piumes OF white,
corresponding with others on the top of the
vehicle 4 groom, il deep mourning, ac-
companied each horse. Win Birgfrid's brass
band 1T its head, playing he Dead March il
Saul, the proc >sion then got III motion. 1t
raesed through dense crowds of people along
The entlre route.
oB'havIEs N Erw YORK.
The HeCal2, OF Tie l2th, says:
The funeral ceremonies consequent upon
the departure of the remains of Colonel F.
ID Baker for california took place V. .sterdav
forenoon. The body h wing lain IN SIT Ia
the Governors room, ut Jhe ''ity Hall during
the uh' II OF Surd V. upWar.s of twenty
thousand persons ay die themselves of the
opportunity OF gazing upon the countenance
If the deces set, which h "i h-Pn l.nv-il-d tor
that speoi 4 pun pose Yesterday morning,
long b~iore me hour appointed for the tu-
neral procession to form, i'm mense Gro VA
had corgT, tted in the Park 10 catch 4 last
glimpse Of rhs coffin which cont ained the
houOred remains. In the Governors room, ,
where the body lay. large uun1o r of Off
GERS, volunteer snd militia, were assemble /
ana surrounded the c.fn of their brother in
arms There were several civilians also IN
the ap trtmrnts who were personally ac-
quainted wi h the Colonel, and we're anxious
u gag tor the itst time Oh him whom they
knew and revere thruUe h litr.
1T eleven o'c ock preois5;y, all being in
readiness fox tn" procession fort,, the coffin
was ken hold Of ny several priyates o de.
ceased ) regiment no fought III tue battle vi
Bills Buff AMI borne 70 Tia nau rsa, " hi III
awaited it opposite the city Hall. The spec
tato:'s iuyoluGtaIily Uncovered their heads
as the coffin was born tSt them, aRd th-a
band OF the Seventy first pe tl.a out tha sol
eInn strains Oh The dt ri IN srch, the c. lii
btiLg placed upon the hears the funerai
procession moved cwn Bro ID Way 10 Il itteI Y
place, DOM Battery place to West street
Gown West street to ,ler no . where th4
c. fl, was transferred 10 IN Steamship North
Light. BIoad1ay crowded during
| the progress the procession, ami the ujIuosl
| silence VS. preserved ;,mong the s. -. ctatois
| Every nag " : at nall mast, and a general
mourntug seemed TO prrvad- very where.
The COfta was plaCGd IA Case speCilii Y
| prepared IoT il, on fhe forward part O 'n-
| euIi', GA tae LID of whivi, was a suitable in
| Scri ptIOn
| Shorby after the conveya~ CO of the bod y
! on board, the Northern Light got under " "
| and steamed down the river, with her colors
| at haii-lnHst.