Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
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Tn, painful fintellisencesof the death soi
this .dy, roltishea By us stsw days lays age, Is
co.,tifmsd .iysiSa Qtle:gs: pagers. fT2!H
Ie t?n..fsis, Ffetc1iS cf the 5t',, We trapsia,e
tn, !..ilo:;il.s acesns,tso f.sc aaors paid to
her r.;F:.ai., g. q. -. -. -;
Ypsa,r,i:!v 'i 'iiaarn;;!F long Lif9te t:,e hour
Of The ceremony, Ell stf1iense csS"d thEgnged
before the .ssHsss of rncurning, where ls2 the
cur,,se of ths piioons lSiiiy Whom f-e lave just
iost apn Yko.n the base insults OF amcmber
cof tla city press hsve rendered, yet dearer
aud more esteemed lyon cour:saaity: 1t is
tlnst that outrages are tu-and 10 glory.
All the Lo,ttsiana population of repute'U' as
there. sad,lened aad .silent-all,tile strangers
os distinction among us had repaired to tue
eame rcndezynns. 1t fHisht be- said With
truth thaLthe ensiEe eity wSscplieetcd arnend
,he mansion where JOY. had departed, ana
where grief sosds hence!orth lis abode. and
ell tais aeaSos9spsplc had been gatherei, to
that point By 3 common sentl'nen' oi .lofe !,
ana generation, spontaneously, for no sFaciS,
invitation, had been extenled. The wgs! &C Cd
insnlter Of the Era : Row the object OF uai-
ycr.-I coatempt--hads seoatriSa ea;>-snorsS 10
tL;sFesu!t. than alt the carsierg OF funeral no
tices eouid.aaye done. -
Il .he dead retain a consciousness of what
uss..s around ) ihea, the; spirit of Madame
General Besuresard would have sstirrsa with
ss,isfa ction--sfsist!ion had not deserted h''
: tomb; the eohin closed upon Lof iaatho pTes
cace OF :. whole people.
It is impossible torsas to g.Ve an estimate i
os;,:c rurubsr=of persons who made up the
lon. proccssicnj re .caaonlg sly that Se havs
.nraiy seoa iu s,eR g,Glcans neqla! conco9rse
ai peJ,,e. apa sespec;aisy, shst no festival, no
,i.i,. hcwere. :attractige, ,has ever esdik:Led
sroa.cr or more dfstiaysee assembly ofladIes
The procession began 10 move aoott ~
O'Clock, pass; dosi EsP lsnade s!seet to lhe
;.ayas. We cannot ga; that the balconies
we're al,o.l,s-on, the. contrary, tiles were most
.?cs,r.ed; 70. olee the curious 'o'msd M part
s,i Inc so.sin3 pageant, b@;- the Trends, every
I,,dy. or nearly ali, in this paft:ot 22f cl;y at
least vera fo!loging ;t.e isa-se Attic aao;
nf },spianaae street .iyas nioored .the boat
,.:;rb was ia. CONVEX the .reiis: ol the decefs..
ed 70 ,ile-ssyish Of ST. John tho BAPTIST. Der
birth plac., EVERYTHING was conc w!;h if.
rrp-o.ciiab:e order; religious sclenini.T and
the utmost dignity: -,
-trna corpse being embarked, the steam r
80; nn,ser Nsy. and as-t passed before the
dccp Inc OF tic cossaSsc, asi'cnce as OF desth
:,.ejf was felt; and the ia:amsrable t,reiis,
60 i. il; obcdience to one unaniinoaa ,,kso2GS,
,,ywsd with uncovered hcacs.
'!bere iae vrosess;eq. that of the ladies in
particular; which, II misss &c supposed,
would have dispersed, reformed, as bylnStinet,
onrI along the ieyec foll1wsd the bat chesa-
al w;sh its hallowea fieight, as II II iisa been
;,,,eral car, Until it disappeared On the hori.
@,n. THIS .,i9as susgges:ion1 came from Inc
ladies--tise natufa gseSs b CT woin2n q! 8 osi'-
cacy Of SOUL. 49,,
and ,ylSy one returned home with mourning
in ,heir hearts; but yet with TIE ss!!s!act'oa
ola sacred duty perf,rned.
We recogniza in heprocs:s;on tho officers
Of lis Qs1inat, and tie cJnsuls OF France,
Spain and l3siginnr.
Forty or firi7 frisady of the families OF
Bsaureycrd and Desionde accompanled the
body 10 tho family tomb: afaong ,,ts;n nave
lees mentioned TO US Commander tabre aaG
Liente;,ant Lefoft, of the Catipat. 4 French
shin. as the steamboat conSeya;; tlie bod7
r.ssed her, dropped her fag to salf iaaft,
we arg ln.CTiutu tiia..S@ c0'N. -
p bad7 Of The saiarp of the Ca'lnat rcparsa,
viii y I ono Of theirr oslicsr., to the mans;nn
whera tls deceased lay. where they kncelsd
around the bier, and after ieryeat prayer strew
ed flowsrs upon he coajn. and retlsed
The Mobile Register referring to TIE i;isuit,
irg,sspgus &c s.ed by the inhnman wretch.
who cG.sros the cournns OF the Era, IN
c;.goaicii1s tie eesth,of this e;tirnab!c lady,
sa;s; r.,
90 ghic> the Courier a:iudoz in III: article,
translation. of wn.ch we pus'isheafn yesler
days News; We ars iasurmed. however, that al
The passage referred TO .S2s'Hn substances as
follows: The wifss'of the rebel Generai
geauresard is d06G at last. Tiisre 10 one less
let, to spayn forth abrood Of tTaito7s. II Is
almost isaeycdibis that oach lansqase ~ SHOULD
he rrinted ia a, Christian country. The rep.
DE :: tie Era-.wiIl be remembered :" wiea
lie stern ,i,sorront Of re'erge is nigh.
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