New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

FUNERAL OF PRoF. RoBIssoS.-A large conSre-
s.ton composed mainly OF literary and scenhc men, -
senbled Yesterday afternoon the Mercer street Presbyss
Church psy tie last tribute Of respect TO the remains
Of the las Prof Edward Robinson. The Executive Com
ui,,ee Of Historical Society in their official capacity ana
many Inc ubers VI the Association attended an BODY.
Theology literature and art largely represented In 1hs
p.r.oa, OF tnss leading professors TIE Faculties OF our DIFF
10 ent sse Institutions were present. e were nss sss
STUDENT. Of the Theolo gcal Seminary.
At oeloek the roaus Of the decreased encased in ross-
wood con wse borne the Church and placed in foaS
Of the pulpit, The Plass bore this simple inscription;
Edward Robinson
Born Apil 10. 1874
Died Jauy n, 1893.
Tho pulpit was occupied by the venerable Dr. Gardner
spu. Dr. Cox. Chancellor Ferris the Rev. Dr. Ssmner and
the Rev. NJ II. X. Boo.h. the Pastor
Afor an anthem by tbs choir the Rev Dr. Spring ored
prayer and Chancellor Ferris portion OF Scripture
TAo fasea discourse delivered 10y the Rev Dr. skinef
~ no took isr his tho words OF Elijah recorded Ia h'
Book of Kings: My God behold the chariot Of re nnd the
horse, thereof lie pronounced high ea!oSy on the de-
.,ed and saed that in Biblical learning he wa Whouts
comptto In sscrei le1cogrephy lie had no equal either
hare or in England. lie alluded to his Connection VITA inc
Theological Sonnay from 1851 up to the ume oil hi' ae''
md f IN. er-a, good no had accomplished. tie spoke in the
tam. of the four volumes which 10 had Produced Ok
~ In the Holy Lsrd and of his unhnished wo'ks
OH Biblical Geography and ola comm ntsry on tue uo'"
portions Of the Scriptures which tho Dr. preparing wnen
hs wa. cut of in the prni,uds OF h powers advshca
true bu, unmp aired In Intellect AMI in a'a
Of bodily health which seemed to promise msny more years
Of usefulness The exercises In the church were cOh'"u
with piayer when tho body removed ~ the hear'e sns
conveyed TO the Marble Cemetery In Second avenue Tor inter
uen The following eea,lemon acted IS psilbehe'' Ids
Raw j. Owen the Rev. X. d. Hitchcock. the hev ME-
McJain the Rev Henry Il. Smith the Rev IL. H. hudsy
Mr. Chas. Butler, Mr.. {. b. Kirkland.
THE CAsE OF REID SASDERs-Reid Sanders,
alias shoarer son Of George ~ SANDER who W" deisesd
up Deputy Masbas Rssbeck aud Buckley on Iansi~'
by the Commander Of the Brooklyn Euvyfsrd was ye'e
dsy morning brought up for esaminSiea beore frss
Commissioner Elliot. time Of his arrest he said 'hss
his Shesrer and claimed that he was an Ens%
which character no sustained TO the be.t Of ha aby
but betrayed himself very often IA soon as Commissions
Elliot saw him. he called him by name. and said thai ~
knew hs father and the whole family, and oven re''!Hs
hun Aer prolonged pailey. Sanders alias shea't ans"J
that be Of George N Sanders ana
that when taken 10 crossing from ChAre''on 70 's
on small ,oop named the Mercury, with important heos
d.ps,ehe. to DO forwarded England He succeeded !"
destroying one package according to bis ofdIr' ." ~
Others takou ffom him by the cotnmando' % '"'
City Commissioner Elliot Temanded the pr'ohei 70 ~
custody OF Mashsl Murray who sen, MN 10 ,ne "0'''
Detention where he vii remain until tue '.A"'' '''
order. from Warrington Us to bis final deposition
An,n,c,s svsp,Y-scuooL Usios.-The annual
..n.r, m..,,p, Of the American suudaysOhool Union
IN RroohI,n viii be held in tho First ffe'byteriin Cluich
Henry .,restthe Rev 8. Robn'en''-on ssoo''h even
,ps The Rev D. ". Chidaw, th' Rev, j. Ii. D0''' ane
Mr.. Stephen Par.on will SPEAK MIR onia''| mas 'eesa
,,,n.d rom the army Of Gsn Ro'ecrsns ana VIII 'ps"A
-, ,slsiou, education he has found 1t among ous
.b,. .odl,o The.o sans gentlemen will speak N ''s
sou,h Third stree. Presbyterian Church. williamsburg
Moaasy evening naxs