, 1864-08-03
FukkRAl or COL. Mull;GAh.
The SerTlets in st. HarJ's Chnrch-serusa
nd Rnfsey By E,y. s. AtHsllen. D. b.
The PIsess tsn Through she Streets-
Euriai at C&lTa:y.

al aeath T~o short yearn Aso processio
vended tts mighty length through tho etreets ,
Chicago, accompanied by beads Of murIc, By b.,
ne,s and 1eealia and every tnaRnia Of civic eple1
. DOR. Yesterday morning procession ersnder !,
its eplendor and usre majestic In its dimension
hsversed almost the aane streets with the sam
banda and the same regalta- In each case the O.
ject Of interest to every mind was the same bod,
| that Of James 4. Mul1ie1n; but o how d1fferen
were the feelings With which 1t was treated IN III
1Wo 9ecasio. tt, The hrst procession was tbe trh
pageant Of pornp and splendor where every edor
was e1erted to Increase the maguidccnee Of III
weicoms VIC gtTen 70 one who was returning hom
country. E!ey heat iii taotiant, i snie e' va 1
upon every face, while cheer arose almost frre
etnbiS from eve11 l1p. as With 1auntins banners
hurta Of the multitude, 4 c,tJ's greeting was eI
tended to 4 noble couQuer3ng hero.
The occasion ~as triumphant one to all con
ce1ned 1t was one ot the greatest honors ever he
steKeo, upon one Of the greatest sueenaaes eve,
achieved bs poor suffering humanity. - differ
bowed ackowicogments for the honor 10 deserT,
edly besto,Eed. new lsy cold and speechleee Be.
s1sps ss Ss sf a Ct Ss qa:
Rsss ta % s %s,sa ss te & e.
nIy u s5sP' 9na hung
eut Is before, but their peals Of triumnh h.G tT
aWay aid given place to the waIl-ikn 11iroe IN
other wae the last scena in the esrth1v ha9e--
man his funeral march. nistoly OF
Yesterday VAS day Of mourning in ch;c,co
ths so I'm N eary honI II Easf mnldtudes docked Tito
ana Joug before the time OF COMMENCEMENT ~ ~ :
services, st. Mary'a Church and Bryan Hill were
Tbe frnsns psassta sr5rbs TIfn es5ps.t humanity
towns low brought n large numbers Of visi:auts; the
ett e5 tn"ay s!s 1om every part Of the suburbs
d9asgaeA ssrnsget, wagons and vehicles Of every
oef1ptlon were pressed Into service by their estsy
ow1ere, while mulutudes sweiled the ihronp sz bv
m sbe Ga RsnI so5 o bdh:,: the
nefs and private residences we're draped In the
eomber hahil!ments Of mourning. From every
sion, a. II the owner had Lost personal friend.
a city ~ mourning ie generally m iies morn
;1aria nan II Is On veTy s1re eecssons That any
temple Of fame Of sufficient magnitude to con-
msnd the Iegretfh attention Of community when
exception to the common nile: iudsfnr from eT. X.
tt.rnal appearances the mourning foF the b,aye de-
parted Has sincere and aniseraal-n one spofe Of
). Anlie before eisht O'Clock IN the morning the
Committee Of Arrangements. together viii the
pa besrefs State CeeFs snd oee1s 81 ths n Hrny 1aT
Courts, and members o1 the Bar, the Mayor and
Council and other city officers. the cIercv .nd
narthals assembled at the fremont Honse aud
lection Of Chief Msishal, Col. ]. &. Tneker .nd
were teiyed by Major c. f. Moore and the Guard
OF =. nor then IN charge q the bali. =
had assembled around the colin, funeral dirsa
w1s performed by the Light tinard Rand. aifar
which tbe remal9s were escorted By the psi bear-
ete to the funeral car. The wns festooped Yerv
appropriately With white and black Grape and orua-
mented with doral leaves. Upon each Of the m
pe1nost corners stood soldier with reversed
NH] az hv. A..,n A.
furnished BY the United States Express CompsnI M M
The cortege then slowly moved along Clafk 10
Aadteon street and Madison 10 St. Mays Charch,
al the co1ueT Of Wabash Avenue.
THE sERv1cEs IN sT. xARr's,
On entering the Church, owing tn the fca+f,,
ush OF humanity which clamored for Admit.
tanee, 1t was deemed advisable to exclude al nut
actual or honorary particip 1nts IN the ceremoues
As the obeequtes commenced Mrs. Muilfean ts,nte;
in her seat and for rome moments the solemn mn.
ceednge were discontinued. f.o
Vicar General; The Reverend 6rs. Bui1erI HcMni,
ien and McGovern; Fathers Brennan, Burke, Otis.
Waldton, Sullivan, Ftzglbbons, Grogan. kalve.
The inferior Or the sacred edidce Was ataped in
galleries wele hung with pazt colored crape @ and and
Combining celebrated extract rom The letter of
as5 aha and o;e1 0hsy ,5og my General; am Catholic
The services were commenced By the ASSEM-
bltd clergy chanting the Office for the dead. after
Butler. - '@''
TIE sEnHox.
The discourse WIS delivered by Dr.. McMallen.
President Of the University Of st. Mazy's Of the
Lake, and fellow student of the departed. We
give the following extracts therefrom:
It t. an aa:Wise Frosidence who dleposes Of
man's intentions. hla actions, and his Lie.
Ill 1ss'e %
whsn Hs e GO sonsel!ss them, gives them ioree and
more Of HIS eser present Providence oispoeine OF
al finite thl1gs. ihan when Ne calls away ~ one Hs
nRen d R' ss5as and +,
vast dteine. some etay Of domestic felicity. some
center link in vast chain Of friendship In tie
Of tie public good io enter into Els low f5,t AZ
be- was faithful cycr few things lie wonld place
hin over msDy:" eh. wing as It were, that BE
mente in Bis hands are 60, from choice, not from
necessity, that It j. not oniy He who begins, bal
He who brings about the consuumation Of ali
works IN msn md through man, the independent
first and final csuse
Little dld thiak, ny chretian brethren, that 1t
On this: TO NE, the most solemn Of occasions.
Little cid think on that day, when in solemn
communion COMM @ With our God in spiritual retreat, We
should 90 to terve aim IN thie lie. Wien Hfe Me
call we took onr different positions to act onr ~.
speetlve parts In the Varied scenes Of earthly O.
hoy!sh sports; the very Laugh, the welcome 1oEe,
tae college tax, The pleasant schoolboy re7efes@
inai II tho1ld ne ny fate to et9nd here oTer his
multitude Of teaEfd friends he dealings Of q an III H.
vice Providence in the man.
endoxments VIII winch God haa a1i,ed e" hi t6e Ike
Virtues With which He had adorned him. knew
his iot>Y purpose and his su resolve; bis fearless
Inn Hf 10 fYnfh htn lara SraA4 q.
unhlemished honor, honor which was the yery
perfume Of the 1osser OF virtue; End in this holy
plaee4 ea1, never can expect to zee his like
sgatn.
do net maIe this statement IN the warmtb of
pe1foual altschnent, or in the common phrases Of
admifaton. o,es the remains Of fallen hero, whom
ed thoueht, that considering his ma u+a1 endow.
mel Is. his Faft requirements, his deeo and 1ofy
sentiments. s his public department. bis honor ii
like again. Reared amidst the growing prosperity
o. ont iate happy country. be grey up her child.
FSa II nd mints,ure .he pe,eetions Of the
her vast resources, be looked across the plaina.
teemine with The gifts Of the Heavenly Father,
oRa hoq6ht % ths God I'D
every na,ton. had thus manifested IL abundance
81 A9 i mc1ey yId.-a TIE yas'Dess Of her Territory
his affections to portion, only heightened his I'd.
Esb,1 mllsoa ~ f9f H. he1 The more and made her mora
io Tiooi16g & o, tae nnDoanded win love Of bis most
poetry, be wou1 give her form, and personify her
a. az 4 + ndaE motLeI. who protects and nourishes
h her ehnoren % T13n impartial care: Her mennta1ns
seas hlled up one yaet homestead for him. ana ail
that he lad and all tiat he bopeo for ID Hfe. be
e 1as snS t6s
he ob!ieation. to her. By offering to his countrys
God. This bloody sacrifice Of propittstion- lie was
re re character 3 Of the true American patriot, and
the direst Of eyi's now broodinE DER the land.
He initiated the heroes Of The revolution, thc
ssaesnsn i,h dsxn3ogg wh9 gase The form
neyer did human lsugusge ensh.tne moFr eenuiac
rt,eneth and beauty. than those words Of IRE, IN
r.. He Eas not OF that class WHO select Or rnc1ulc
rom prtdilection but adopted rales Of action, &C.
canse they were truths. which called fora discharge
md Tliea BE- dsdisated 81 Ss
energies. There WIS no stopping place in hie pu,.
snit al Of pEtndpei moving once the right direc-
onward progress. Not wealth, for he was elevated
above iis tordId allusements not fear for lis no
'le eoul could 1eas hnt God a.one: not even that
y, surprising al ato2nd him. without exciting
:ithes the rsneor Of envy 1he discord OF coune,
he savs fof ~ h Its
desth for him devoid Of te1ru. '' anu "e'
az loye 81 il.ends " not founded on mere
lnE Ghht reeembed deep and hoy reverence for !
children ofa COMMON father, lore which. being |
founded in eternal truth became immutabie. aud It
bad 1ts term In God. Hit virtues wers not mere
social or external habits, they we're formed on ev-
er!asttnF fruh, and aimed at all that il true and
grace would naturally make religion 1t once III
eonfolat1on and a center Rom which great actious
earth, The rtofeeslon and practice Of religion
y ere pleesurre to him, rather than a dusy. The
SUNDAY school was never In his boyhood dIshon-
he3 opd bis years. be sex med to have alreody non
dcred and leai ned to enjoy the heavenly N, stcr1es
while Others Of his age were only storing them in
once repeated ''thou shalt not take the name Of
God IN vain, In obedience to bis Htll, p,onoupce
the holy Dame 111eyeren'ly.
4 shon sojourn au on3st rs, and took The oppor-
tunity OF attending In IN especial manner to he
sancti6cations Of his sout- Every morning ST. /
EArr e. the mnthnr nf chrrrheA In nur r{tvF - +