New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
OUR DEAD PRESIDENT
The Euneral Progress Westward.

SECOND DISPATCH
CLEVELAND, FRIDAY. April 2s ls6j.
An alony the route from Buffalo To this city
which was reached this morning the usual demonstga
mons OF sorrow were witnessed The remains were es
.ored by large military and civic procession to beau
fny Constructed temple PREPARED to receive theu and
soon thereafter the OF the hOnOrod dead was open
the thousands OF spectators, who in admirable or
der entered and retired from the Enclosure.
The entire population OF this city abroad all
seemingly impressed with the solemay Of The occasion
THIRD DISPATCH.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Friday, April IS 1850
On the way TO Cleveland, leaving Buffalo az l0:lO
p. m. Thursday night, we successyely passed Ham
burgh, North Evans Angola, FGuham, living anu
Silver Creek. Al all the stations Tie immediate resi-
dents had assembled some bearing lanterns and mourn
ing dags in tlelr hauds while on their houses Were
plainly diSccrnibe The usual drapell and notices eX
pTessre OF the prevailing grief
DUNKIBK.
l2;l0.-Here as at the preceding stations the plat
form Is deliberately decorated. FcoOns oi eNefEIccs
extend all along the of the structure. while nom
the ceiling gracefully drOop white and black ioins
The background covered with flags, iutelnced WitH
Grape, completes the artistca ARRANGEMENTS Bu tue
chief feature Is the group of IS young ladies represent
ing the States OF the Union. They drcs ed in white
each brood black scarf resting the shoulder aud
holding in the hand National flag. We have a fine
viev of tins tableaux by the glare oi more than 100
lamps AM torches The crowd here is dense The
tooing of bells the solemn music OF an instrumental
band and the firing OF minute guns contribute to tLe
interest oil the scene.
BRAcToN
12:30.--Nfany spectators ere cOngregacd here, and
the place l. illuminated.
WEsTFIELD.
a. M--We stop here for wood and water. \ party
OF five Gdcs-nanely, Mrs. Drake wife Of Col DRAKE.
killed at Cold harbor; Mrs Brewer Mrs. Skinner ana
the Misses Tucker-brought in cross and wreath OF
flowers. On the cross were the words: "Ous the
cross thine the crown" All Of them were affected 10
toors and considered it sacred privilege 10 Kiss the
coffin.
THE STATE LINE.
Ripley has been passed, and now C.J3 We are ~
the line which separates NewYork tion PcunSy lyana
Major.Gen Dix and staff TOOK leave OF us. and r. !.
Fafrar Mayor of Erie, George W. Starr, j. j. Nin-l
cent, +. J.. Bennett, j. i. Washer, aud Capt. T. ~.
Roe L, S. ", came on board
Here Miss LeonOra Crawford aged j. years. pre-
scented a cross and wreath with the words " Rest nl
peace attaohed. The scene was illuminated by large
bonfire ana Chinese lanterns.
We pass Moreheads Harbor Greek and Westcrrillc.
at all of which places crowds had assembled n-niesi-
ing undated interest.
2:5O-There was particular demonstration al this
place.
Were on the Train who brought the late President tOl
this point while on his way TO Washington just previous
90 his iirst inauguration.
passed.
CoNSEANr.
3:4s-We are now in Ohio and hurrying on through
Kingsvile Ashtabula Saybfook, Geneva lnionvile
Madison. Perry Paineyile Menter ard W.loughhy.
The depot buildings draped and large numbers OF
people are these places assembled Minute guns are
fred aud bells toliing.
wICKLIFFE.
6eO-1he following gentlemen here came on board;
Gov Brough and staff consisting OF the folOwii
named officers: Gen. COwen, AdiulaDi- General; Gel
Barlow. QuartermasteI-Ge Snrseou-General
Barr and Col. Maxwell. Also Maior.Gen. Hooker
commanding the Department Of the Ohio, with his I
staff follows; Col Swords, Lieut.. Col Simpson
1ient. Col Laihrop Major Mctecly Major BaInister
and Capt. TAYLOR. Also L. = Senator >heTman. ire
Hon. 5. Galloway, the Hon. o. Waters and Major
M0ntgomers. Also the following named gentlemen tOS
meet the remains: the Hon r. H. SpanldinE. eXGov
David Too Thomas Jones. IT,. Col. Arson S:agcr
4masa Stone ir. the Hon III. T. Poyne. the Hon. job
"A Foot the Hon. H. v. Wilson, Sullmau Wit Ansel ]
Roberts VIM Bingham. the Hon. ". J.. Castle, Chas.
Hiokox, John Martin the Hon. ". Collins. II. n. I
johnson. DR.. G.. G. T. Weber d.. Proctor Ihryer IL
b. HuIlbut, Jacob HOyey and james Nars.cE.
CLEVELAND, ! A. N.
Asve pass the Lake side Of the city thousands Of per
,ons are gathered the sOpng green hillside al hay
ing good view Of the train High Mp We see an arc
with the inscription Abraham Lincoln Ii il dIapcd
in mourning and the supports covered with alter
nate stripes of black and white. Immediately under
tsnal colOrs represent the genn q Liberty. She
holds in her hand flag. and this together with her
cap is bandaged with mourning II j. iauaable ana
expressive figure.
An places Of business are closed ColoIs are dis
played at halfmast national salute Of 70 guns
tired and half hour guns VIII be fired III sunset WEI
prOceed Euclid S. station in the Tbs IS the
point where Mr. Lincoln embarked for Washington
Just previous to lis first Inauguration, aud here leI
The coffin placed in n hearse, tie roofing Oh
which was covered with the national nag With DinGk
tlumes and OtherW SO tastctg.y and appropriately
adorned The military escort embraced Major-GeL
Hooker so staff and Gov. Brough Il ulio and staii
lowed by the {. ; civil officers veteran solae,s mem
bers of the City Council and City ofeer, u Cvoland
and other cities members of the Bar tie Board OF
Trade Knights Templlrs. the OIdcs @. Aiasons and
Odd Fellows, Temperance Societe,, feuI1n bFo'her
hood 81 Vnceni's Society. The German Benevolent
society, the Equal Right. Ieague Sc AID oil the
benevolent and other associations end o/cs on foot
a multitude Of them.
The PROCESSION.
The procession embraced all cond ions q the people
without distinction OF party and religion aTd II pc
scented decidedly pure appearanoe g II moved
Rucldst 20 Erie, down Ere 10 superior ana thence
the park
looking spectators while thousands o. persons beed
the cofte,e from the steps and Windows Of tie beeLi
residences which line the entire route. Emoems O.!
mourning where everywhere prominent together Wltht
expressive notices.
THE AREAXeEiEyTs.
Every strongeris loud IN bis expressions Of admra
fion Of the splendid order OF tie ar.anr cments
In the park has been erected bn'nC especially for
fhe reception OF the renaiu u which ticv have
been conveyed The building 30 ov - feet ia dlDc
sions and II feet high from the ground TO the paie
The rool j. Of pagOda style and the rates covered
with white cloth the centre Vi o., main root aud
directly over the catafI0uc second rOoi ralsc
sbout four feet and covered ~ ike manner
The catafalque consists Of a raised dais Tour Icy
twelve feet the ground. Tie conn rests On TINS
dais about two feet above tie floor o. tie 0ur corn
ers stand columns supporting canopy. The column,
have been draped and wTcathed VITA e'e.gf@is ana
white flowers in the most hcsltinI mhAAei. fmc
cloth falling az curtains and hinged viii silver are
caught and Odped back 70 these columns. From ihc
center of the canopy the floor aud sides Of be dais Oh
covered with black cloth, droolng NON IL, four corn
err bOrdcred with silver Iinee; aud he bIu"s vi incl
eOrnice brilliantly ornamenied with VII rosettes
snd stars Of silver.
The inside of the canopy is lined viii nlack cloth
gathered In folds and white and black Grape serves a.
plumage for the posts At the o. the caaalquc
81 the center IL large Of black yeli CT. with ~
stars one for each State in the Union IL floor Of the