The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-24


tho dead Korser was brought, ssd whence ihsy car
red him forth 20 bis PEI grave. mourning rag
dropped from Of the urre windows Of this over
the street boow under which ,hs multitude passed rsvs
rently on 10 The portal Of tho rrsdhof which sar
landed with cas and ivy, myrtle and tmmortsc
With uncovered heads and deeply dro ping banners tho
multitude entered the portal and passed Oh I" the hal
lowed grave beside which stood the Central Committee
and received the gariands and so.onled ebesgaben'
that had from all parts OF the land and laid them
upon the grave him. hung them the branches o. the
oak above that bent be grave arborso and, as
were, lovingly.
Of the many hundred crowns here onered--hanglng
upon resting above the sti heart of tho poet
tho Of his parents, or on those OF his aunt
and sister noar by-one there II worthy tnan all
OF not GO. tho arsa laure, crown and seut by
Theodore kornors ananaed bride Tom Adanherrer no"
Madame Won Arneit in Vienna, as lokon ni ioyinR re-
membranes and homage. With the request tnaf " DC 70
verenty placed upon tho grave. she deeply regretted
that ~ health prevented hor being present IN person on
August IL dated from the Bath OF AtAussee tho con-
OF standing beside the resting place of my be-
loved fr,end-hc loud sounds Of universal admraton
which b. 20 richly hear this lovingly and
outspoken Ia word and tone would AWAKEN
within me storm Of pain and Of mournfu emotion
that really believe would oo than sboad hayo
strength ocndurs for truly no one eau icel az ee 'ho
greatness Of our loss" -,
A second laurel crown sent by Marianne salin
eans, OF Berlin, probably tho Oldest no" living
youth friend 1heodore's, 10 whoa he ai,essed sove-
raj charming little songs, one u ~hch-that written
March 49, isi3 on his leaving vienna-is particularly
noticeable ia valiant patriotism II begins thus
.In dtesem grosson he,gen momente
hes Kampis FUR Re0hiand vstcrland
Wo st do IN ngenikraft die schpfnmcrn konnte
In feiee Ruhe nuchtern k,nsebsnntf
From the general ~ the prpsaisn infantry lrnst Won
Pfue OF Beru tho oldest living friend OF tho horncr
family, the committee received The following rcnsm
hrancsTbrce u n,ortsi for tho graves OF tho
father mother aud the aunt Doris and crown o. ever
green Tor Emma's grave. II VIII DO rcmenoofsh tha.
this devoted sister died " grief occ,sioned by tho oss
OF her brother. Mrs. Hemans wrote touching poem oo
the sb cct which space wil not permit me 70 copy
hero t may be found, together with several eNceuent
translatons from Korner 10 every edon OF her works
beautiful fui length portrait oi hmma painted ny The
ds.nsoshea say s,' oss ,S. ,.assspos sns ~ Tho
tepdcrcst nature connected With this picture IN tho
beart Of tho brave old bachelor general
rheodore'p old nurse, who lived IN tue korner 'snly
during the time ~ scbiIors visit TO It's inmates. ssnt BY
Dr Forster = blessing, which she prayed MN 20 speaf
Tor her above the holy graves ~ boz bonofel r'enhs
IL s impossible 10 epnfneroto all tho 'ghs OF iove
thai poured 10 from north aud 'ouh and east ana
west upon this memorable occasion NOT only from Inc
precincts the falherand bat from lar beyond is bor
dcis. 1eegraphc greetings were scui IRON every ann
ter one ~ the nort being that from The bAs
lsrn In sx,erand assembled at the hero grave ot 81
Jacobs. ~ commemorsiion Of the batllo by fasle'
crown Of o4n and aare! was zen. by ifaa hme Won
tionste appreciation o. the friendship iheodofe hmDef
bore 10 nor father
bronze, tho midst Oi which were Tyre and sword Hs
Turner's u Berlin ~ IVY garland trom 'ns grave q
Friersns.
Crowns ALTO we're received from the singers, Turner's
and hremen Of Ausbaoh from the magistrate of breHuen
tho Lsd,riofe OF essy from Kaserslsn,sn I.om n.ua
ss Jeua and the Tyroi, snd from the Iyrol ano ,rom
Switzerland crowns q the aons edesriyS grown upon snc
ATs from Italy on Lake Como crowa of Ma's'' owe
| leaves and cypress inwovon together.
n was thrse o,ocE isfore ,ho lest u the proesss,on
had passed rouad tho and given shsr smpe on..
comrade--,hs hunter sncr o. Rrandenbnrg for the in
fsntryl one OF the twelve who bore bum % .hs s,a.s.
and covered him with cool German earth ana we
/ teFl
10 The old battle unlserm After ALI tho gifts had boon
detosiied and the people were as.emosu 70 rsvs,.a 49,
cersrnoles began with to spnu, "FAthcr
cry TO Thee" performed by the assembled m.scs 10
c,ees under the dircction o ksr -chuiht, o
| schwern.
bssu,i iful poem kept ringing ~ my SOUL
pHArB DAY or xorsha
| song for the death dsy Of the brave
A song NJ prdsi
| The youth won't down 10 heros grave,
l With the sword--his bride.
| lie vent wnh hts noble heart nnworn,
And pusa and high.
\ An sss,s ss.op,sg from clouaa q morn,
only 10 die.
I He wont with the Tyre, whose loiiy tone
/ Beneath bis hand
i Had thrilled 70 The nsrnc Of bis God alone
i And his Fatbcriand.
| And with all his glorious feelings yet
1 IN their first glow,
To chain is ros.
He hath Ief, q voice In MS trumpet lays
10 turn the tight,
And Guiding spirit Tor after days,
like wstch nre's light.
And grief In hls faihsrs soul ~ rest,
Midst all hlgh thought,
And memory unto bis mothers breast,
With healing fraushi
And name and fame above the blyht
M earthly breath,
l Beautifu--b~autifui aud bright,
| In NE ana death
| Asoss for the death day n tho brave
| A song % pride
4 FOR him thai went w q her0's grave
i With the xworf-his brtde
1 An Interesting address was thsn delivered ~ Dr.
FORSTER after which mnititpe pressed around the
crave each anxious % carry away ~ef rnm thu gar
lands upon ~ hundreds u which we're thns dstribated
i snoug tbs crowd.
1 A large album provided ~ The COMMITTEES. into
which all the yainu- tribute sgs were copied. some of
which poss~ss much merit AMI fe- are sah W be ss
| oeedinsly beauirni.
! To the evening there splcpdd Bium,nsitoos.