The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-26

thIul,Am L,ise. No /. o. r. a: iI.srr Loise 10.
s1a Of I. . Of Z. sclsvoaic Union sorietJ Int
Iondsn' lhchnI'' lHdee.
Vu1u Dtvrsrra
Iohn Tuc.cr sr,hh. Division of the liish 80
cioAas Nd Associations
siNrH pytstoS
BENJAMIN WHINE, nNsha C.ulkcrs Association
iirserr, lonevo ct A,-,. ship loirers rro.ectiye
S,,.i e.S9. Sh'p seer So IoqrhG,rncn', niied
tnrvohnt s'1r Siuscfs Operative, St.srn Bols
e,S. ws,,"r, iterc,1sr ,,,o,.lNti,n ~,Nti"n Jn.ti
tin ClulN ly ~iaphchi Sy,ir', and Literary PhAsnr
j er,LNru rNuioS
Col. y = shepNi Mnr'hd. Capt II. u. Holbtoot
lance l.. Price, Captain tfcd ircison, Aids; tbs
American Protestant Aseoc avou. Morkingmen'i
ci, Plumbers I'm Copper and sheet lion Workers
Tin, Slate aud Metal Runicl. uhoNo,cr', ehsd.
& erLs IypOgmphical socicHl Trunk aud Ia Nah,
|elS Packing H'l h'kers, Garnet and tpTituIs
e. Clothing Cutters, lIorso shoor'- As'oca;iom Cor
pcrmithe, Paper Stsiuets y Y taledonian Guy,
ker Society, \. \. SluT-hootcrs, Young Mems Ind
Dem, AYGn, Ancient order Of faithful teliowJ
heucV Sccictv Italian Asso' u, s"yeiy ui social N
ior4,tert Ceres mon, Natiopel niee Club ""h'">
I ton CotcTio And Island Social Club.
Btonru utNistuS.
Col. T.. !. fo~ler Mar.hI l.. Z. h'sociaions'
{tGer aathc. r. 4 R,ncft soccty. No. l. shamrock
fsociety. 10. /, A''umption T. 4. q soc,ey. - Pat.
rcku society 'LOugrhOremcns' Associations, Repre-
! 'cniatiVcs ot the toiored Societies.
81, ,Iaturs.
4 ASSUME curio.lt, viii ho unaffected 10 tuo- the
cIact uumhrr OF l'r-our plo ouc In the procc~ion.
the follow i,g will he fosnd very nosriy ooueci, hav
Ing been obtained ly actual ol-et' alton, veihod by
Z the reports OF scverai pof suns.
s,Y s,'r .,ou, ',,s io.S petsoos TsfsSos
y Total .....-..--.------ 49, ~ PARSONS.
A. usioS sqrsuA
The head of m, procc -iou arrived q, rniop squse
Hot one O'Clock prrciscly hut II ten minutes past
three before the henrc appeared 'ks II entered ths
HsIuarc all present uncovered and ,nIed rt mourn
P4m interest upon the hishy -ornHneni'd r'oep.-nio
4h.ahur the richly -dccon,,ed coffin containing all
lthat vas eNthly VI the laLo Abraham Lincoln. III"
* spreyiuus military pageant, exhibiting IoIne eight
thousAnd soldiers Of our National tuafd, vac iofso'eH
Mn moment, sud many eyes u,st had Hoviouslv
~ cainc with other emotions In t,ntly 10 cam" ehu-d
vhh tear. A. the hearsc slosy i-'red on the e'no-
m attention Of every person In III" vast ctosd va"
dirr,ed ards H. ions1us alter \, unul lthad pnssef
Il do, fourtccuth 'trcet and TUNED int" die tin6
n Avenue.
VI Then the mournor, citizens Of every ealrs,
Mn most instnnccs t-onty abreast shus mauostn<
Ethcr regard tor the memory Of man -ho once held
Htho destiues Of this Republic in hi. hands. A. the
different soictirs and dolrs rons flied pat II sean'
k.cd II ever man vas duly impressed With the
...oomnity Of the occasou. The discharge II minute
ruus shook surrounding houses, and startled honnes
Epwed tho rlvom'ru, apparently restrained fr"'n
Edlhinr on by u. CONSCIOUSNESS that they too NOUN
Med the deceased PRECEDENT.
VI Onward went the ions rrocc"ion Rand sfer hanh
N paced. playing mournnl music, rmproRnating the
q "a ailiug and
IA Nhoyo shouc the lrieht el1rlousy, dttnslv -m
IA ing upon the funeral of one, whose body follov.
Eei on the gay IN its last rcrtns place ly NJ
" New York citizens. 1ho'c who rtno'sed tho scoue,
l never forget the occasion, aud ioicign nations
Nj hear Of II with the know ledge that free nation
Thure. ~ dead President ia . msuner bchttnS
Iue station he oocupisl No hollow exhibition
|of sIioG Int real Tangible substance, far
WdiGcett frn a., gorgoous shows that follow the ~
Emau- of crowned heads whom tho hand Of Death
Ircmoyes ttnsly ruler, In other countries, Ions
Enn.. OF empty carriages, with blinds drawn dosn.
pnlow m. coffin of a dead sovereign. In tlh k"Inh-
NJ c Iiions ut tic, men, In propriI irrNonu paw
En- last token ot tcfpect tp tccuAsod chief mAsis'
Etfar, yyml1 zlHg the integrity OF tho people and
Eho,oAcuDg thoir unaersllc lc devotion 70 ho0" insti-
81 a, ous that are d, stiued to become modrk for ffee
II o., cruwrut ever Nhefe.
n The uu'Iut, halted A. thf"o O'Clock, and onenNh
trlukr 20 p'rti' tht lleaT-' ana 'Nlt n'tton :" Ns
Fgoluern train 10 proceed u the deIoL ~ few mi
Enntos before fyo O'Clock the rcsr OF the procession
EcutorrI nion square, del, cation of one hundred
NJ and wen,r co'orod men lruaried ly two detarh-
Enents OF police closing the cortegc beSIius ban
Sncr on which was inscribed
"A Abraham Lincoln, our EmAucllsor"
II Applause greeted tic appearance Of the- men, A.
"a hey passed nlon square, aud tue same greeting
Hvas extended Tar ~ the finn Avenue.
~ IS,mryIS.
N Several accsicnts no, Of serious nature oocures
-lduiing the say In windo~ BleecEor street,
2,emporary z,Aging gave way uld precipita,od
Ehcr Of laiie- 10 the hoor Of whom, Mis Clark
Jersey City, suii>.ed fracture ot her right
III while another had her hands badly cut with ,bs
Hlro en- vinduw giAs The hOtr", attached ~ truck
Eupou which many peJpe, took fright, about one
g., ock y. NJ Eal starting suddculy, threw sDme Of
9Ao occupants 20 thc ground, hjuring several Of them
Gaud boy who was clinginF Of the whe-i- ioii
RI n such away that the wheel pAs-ed over him. injnr
u inr him 40 severely that he had N be caIrei bo'pe
snon,inp the aordsnt tina, prevented h'fn ii N.Y.
~ the remainder OF the moying picture Of lhe day
II one reporter overheard lady NIX another Th'
sLe had left the she hh been orr1p ms. be
tsc,use," said she, 81 felt too indisnant 10 stay
alaskod man who sat next u me u 'Aeie Nnfe I" N
yaEy oooled people IA tbe pr oo'sioA ana he 'Ad WIN
@ IA great oath, that It Suua A"n dst~e /" the CITY
Tif there wee and that h''d uEe 70 roten eSs the
4, fbAck inp. 4 thc7 shoEed Their aes IN the proce
49, | tur7.ot 10 him and 'Ad, 'tIcusa me, air
uish 10 get aosn don't IN cit by man a. blS,
n =. youAe II, looked black enough 10 bite Ins when