New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
0BsrQUIES or BISHOP 0NDERD0NK,

The obseiuies Of The .,ete Bishop Onderdons took
place Yesterday afternoon at Trinity Church. The
altar the super-altar reredos the eroel'e ''Vi' 'He
ftals f,r the Clergy and the choristers the ,ge lee
Tern the pulpit, and the font were al dEaped in bs~A
There were several caBdeabra in front OF the chors
ters. filed with lighted tapes
Long before the ceremonies began, the church was
filed with tie exception of the lews on either side Of
the middle aisle Among those who attended in full
,anonicas, wearing the usual badge of mourning,
Were:
The Right Rev. Hor,tlO Potter D. D. Bishop Of the Dioe..e
q bSrcs Row ' &c cooi Rev. l. coem,n Rev r.
'Tp,G2o wall Rev T. Cruise D. d. Rev = C. Davis. Rev
f. d. DeHison Rev R o. Dcs.On, Rev Morgan Dir. Rev D
REL I bys1 PTSr' f I Rep HfE
br S' Rev J. H. Il ElHsqdof R,y NJ J. Aston Rev. p
Beffisn. d. D, Re-. C. ". Bolton, Rev. j. G; Brown
Esy ch;ane;y R cI, T. r. p chp%Ws9 Rev &c
Siaston Rev 4; Fitch, Rev; T.; o. Fssy Rev
Rev J. Ghfg. nv. Y. D. Hartman, Rev A. b. Hart Rev
!. Hawk, Dp, LID Rev J. b Iicrie !, Dp Rev T
O. H. Houghton Rev. r. s. How land Rev. Hart Rev G.
Jaeobi Rev II. Jeiae Rev l.. n Johnson DID, Rev l. n.
R.T C. s Listo Rev W Lnd.m Rev Mshsn Rev 8
C. Marshall Rev John Mcyiekar D. Rey. Millet Rev II.
VIM Morris LID, Rev W. a. Muhleaberg, DID, Rev. @ L.
N Rev, G. EhG R Icy. irfs .1 PsPGy . Dp r.. Eey
n Price Rev H. s. RobeIs Rev. c. =. Roder.ten Rev. 8.
Sceny Dr. Rev Dr. G. sshmm Rev Rev y sac ssn Eev
DD., Rev. w. A. Stirling. ID, Re-, s. s. siorkils; Rev.
Tyns. DD, Rev h B. vsnklecc1, ID, Rev. A. vsran,
PD Ef W.sa SG,o1 Rev. PP Wiley RsV Evans
Rev W. r Wilson, Rev. s. wiswsI R.y p. yM John
G% Rsy Rev a'' HfS Phi
lip Rev X; o oasmsl, Rev reSni9stGn Rev "; W.
Rev g. T. Thral Rev. W. T. Tracy, Rev. y; Trih, Rev.
Make hy M,S %sOS Rev. his f SS9 R Rev
II. Wellinan, Rev. r. H. Greasy, d. d., Rev C. Ee,leson
5s e. t' FSasj Re- Rev Tying RfT oa Es
D. D, Rev. o, Hartman; Rev A. II Partridge, Rev J. F.
'i Bug. t ft caased 6ai' Rev csrVs' Rev
Cutler, D. D. Rev j. w. Dler Rev. 7. s. Browne Rev
Embqry, Rev j. flag Rev. T. T. Gui0n' d. d. Rev b. s.
Between 3 and 4 o'clock, body Of about one humid
red clergy in white robes preceded by the choir and
the Sexton, bearinga mace draped in Grape passed
down the central aisle of the church in procession and
remained for few moments in two long lines each
side Of the until the coffin containing the deceased
was brought into the porch The following the or
der of precedence of the clergy and ay who had been
appointed TO march in the funeral procession:
Right Rev. Bishop Potter
Right Rev. Bishop Southgate
The Rev. the CLERKS two and two.
Standing Committee Of the Board Trustees OF the General
Theological Seminary.
The Faculty and Student. Of the Seminary.
New York Bible and Common Prayer.Book society.
Protestant Episcopsl Tact Sosiey.
Children OF Trinity School.
The following were the pall-bearers:
Rev Dr. Berrisn Right Rev. Bishop Southgate
Rev. Dr. Creighton, Rev Mr. Mallsby,
Rev DR.. Brown Rev. Dr. Seward
Rev DIR. Cutler Rev. ". l.. Johnston,
Rev Dr. Price, Rev j. J. Tucker,
Rev. Mr. Gallaudet Rev Mr. Drsper
On the return of the clergy after the entrance OF the
body, the Right Reverend Bishop Delaney repeated
the opening sentences, beginning with the words; Il
know that my Redeemer livetb.' The opening
Psalm, commencing with the words, Lord, let me
know mine end and the number Of my days. was
chaptsd by tue ch0ir to an Anglican chant. The lea.