, 1865-04-28
TIEE FUNERAL CDRTEGE,
Ffoul SEratuse to KuHa1o-Detuti4 OF
Tie H1burnful HrUgreAs.

[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc1
srRAcrsE. n. r., April e7-1i:31 p. N.
Although have telegraphed you freely Of the
imposing sight witnessed here in dispatch Of a
moment ago. l feel that have not yct done jus
tice to this big hearted and bereased city. The
people Of Syrncuee deserve more than my hum
t1e tribute for the reverence and hear tiet dero-
tinn toey have manifested for the memory OF the
consecrated duht Of their murdered ruler What
proof Of their feeling IL In their works. see that
vast multitude standing hare-head-d, silent in
their deep grief Look at the eFeryreene and the
Iosess, how they are fasb1oned On our country's
flag by woman: hand into symbolic cmhleme Of
the perpetual grctnpesB and purity Of the mcmo-
r OF him whose death has bathed nation in af:
dicuop.
lSpec11l Dispatch to the Chicago Tzlbune.]
MEapu1s, N. YIN
Moutnera are assembled with lighted torches,
and ttaod uncovered al We psBs. The people Of
Warren paid us like respect.
Especial DlFpatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
PoRT BYRON, n. Y, April 27-la40a. m.
large :teetnhlace Of people, eagerly watching
for the train, who flock about the CIR with the re-
mains. Depot decorated with large dropping Dag
and lamps suspended alongs its entire length Al
likewise.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tabunc1
Lross, Y. f., April N-1:e5 q. n.
Crowd o! pfople ut tie depot with torches and
banpers, Al Clyde aud Savannah We have s:en
like gatherings.
Especial Dispatch to the ChieaRo Tr1bune.1
RALAxnA, n. Y, April 27--as:15 d. M.
4 great body Of people hase walked up i mile
from The town to the uepot. Acu, women aud
children are mingled together. and eagerly dock
about the Presidents car. Depot nicely deco
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
FA1HroAr, n. y, April 97-2:5o q. m.
At this place and Macedon, last past 1ssemb!a-
ges were conE1efated with lighted torches, bsn'
sled its s:are snd 1ieh, upon he entire re- train. A
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.]
ROCHESTER. n. T., April a7-3:2o 8. IN.
Not les Than SC MOO people were,congregatsd
here. The military and civic organizations wrre
foimed nesrest the tram: "a band Of music Was
The ca,hee1a1 @ ben M PEELED its .envs ont solemnly
ss s,n"* {. qSs sm,s and g. n r. 1,te 1 nds @
at and ahoa, the depot all night. lest they.hould
niss seeing the funeral cortege. As we depart,
tellf arc t0ling+ and bands plying dead marches.
Especial Dispatch 10 the chicago Tr!bune.I
BATAVIA. N. Y.-5:1s a. m.
A number Ok ladtcs and gentlemen sang re-
QUEEN snd dtrges TO the dead, utter which and be-
lure ware PIN yed different aud appropriate airs by
hand of music. The depot vas handsomely
trBped, and conspicuous Waa 4 portrait of the
President enre'oped IN black and white tapestry
with rosetfes Of velvet. The large congregation
present acted throughout IN the most solemn and
Iette1ous manner. Since leaving Rochester We
haye passed through Coldwi:er, Chilli, Church
xlIle, Bergen. Wet Bergen and Byron. At al
these places were groups q villagers and country
statluns were bccomingly draped-W1th dropping
fags and oiher mourning decorations.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.}
ADDER, n. Tr'Apf,l 27-G:oa d. N.
Some three hundred people present. who stood
with uncovered heads Ehf.e the train passed.
At the VILLAGES OF Graft aud Corfu were like
gatherings. The depots were covered with aage.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1rtoune.1
NEAR LANCASTER. N. T., April s7-8:15 T. N.
4 gruup Of children, from i've to eight yeara Of
age, Were sitting in wagon opposite farmers
houses, 11d waving white 1ags toward the tsaln-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr'bure.l
- LAHcAsrEn. n. r, April 27--6:39 a. N.
A crowd oE auxious spectators were about the
common bereavement By exhibiting draped n,gs
md badges Of mourning.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune1
BUFFALO, n. T., April 27-7a an.
The cortege has arrived, after a'fafe Journey
naips Of the President were received at the depot
by the Mayor and city authorities. A procession
s beng formed 70 escurt the body to st. James
Ball. where It will lie fn state tron o'clock this
time The coin I'D viii be opened and tne features
Of the great desd expoeed TO pnblIc view. The
bells Of the city will be tolled and minute guns
Rlpf h.Se Ssenp
i. beare1t: Me.era. Samuel F. Pratt, Warren Bry~
Ent, Gibson 7. Williams. Thomas J. Dnd!ey, Geo.
2. Bateoek, William Wiikisou. Jacob Hcimlich.
ro1,ege departs for Cleveland, where It will ar
r1ve A. Z o'Inck to morrow morning. To-day
Will be universally Inspected ss hoti1uY. All
ind private residences throughout the city are
1ceply dfnped. =.