New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
FIom Our Special CoyresPon' isut.

Csbinet-WOrc 400 81 the satHe E'"s"e
"A Pu.ure Exhib Gicn-gicris.
grom Our speca Coyrespon' ku-
LONDON, Oct. q, 1866.
The event Of the week IS, of course, the
fpue-a Of Lord Palt oYs.on, which has been so com
rrcbensyely report "a by the newspapers that can
add very little 10 IL The announcement that in ac-
,oydence with me wish Of tie Government the people,
ard erhas, the secret incnatious O. the relatives OF
,h jhstrious deceased his desire for private inter
,ncst in q quiet Hampshire clurcyard was to be set
ayie IN favor o. national spectacle, gave very general
Satisfaction Al the week the papers have been tlied
.sih The home and foreign recoguonS OF the claims Of
Ehe late prcDierthe most oUl0gstic think, accorded
TO any English statesman during the last quarter Of
century. Indeed his popularity seems to have culm
mated in 6eath-one might have been surprised a ii If
Tnregarifll OF the fact that lie lived entirely in the
presen, and therefore is accorded much higher posi-
tion ius now than posieriy will award him. As is
~ England has " gone in 10 DO him honor.
Ny own experience of the day of the funeral was
limited to the and shared by tens OF Thousands
getting tcke; OF admission TO The Abbey being out Of
The question The morning began siDgudiIy hne
though strong westerly wind threatened lain ana
amply fulfilled It's warning toward : IN tie afternoon
20 the production of a very striking effect at tie con-
CuslOn OF the ceremony hpet"l 'iy 04".e WIZ
many people appeared in mourning; omnibus and cab
drivers lad bits of Grape tied on their whips fhoto
graphs, memorial cards, unofficial programmes, Grape
arnets and elastic hat.bauds vigorously peddlod
shout the streets and found many purchasers. and
for the resi- must refer you 60 some adclOus SCISSOR
incs from The Sor and 1c,grafh;
i'At the house q mourning many persons clrer'nty
,riyierel 10 enter began TO assemble yesterday an
hour or two before I've appointed time; and the crowd
outside wdxed greater and greater as ine ulc a."
nigh. Vast numbers sought 10 secure view icm tle
oren pagl in fiOnl OF TIE mansion and a large spoee
was thr0agei mp tie Ilon ratings Tire ioot pave
meUt OF either sid oi l1ccaGy as Jar as - 'ain5
ST, was difficult @. passage ana Ih slNc oi .:D ~ i
directed effort, Of Che police many scenes OF e9W'"H
occurred. Provinci. corporations ID aA xmas 81 CT
rares sat patipntly lapLg that the tiItuttht" I"i
wOuld keep off aV lille longer: and there was among
ttoir oor,so ~ s,tion The dils at taUurlec
room ard those in the eutreuCehf we're taioWh ep.A
for the bearers TO pass through With t1e conn 10 -c
bcalse IN the yart; ana oc.ocA s-n"{u t l' &c
the Abbey precisely as the heafse erFlNeu q, lU-' 20
The porci . As the coffin was carried mo 'he
light of open day and il became yisOg TO the many
thousands standing On the higher and more remCN
yronnd without. heads were uncovered az ~ sleh,
- ttsueous impulse. But thi, 1cton vos not rnlleI
.agt followed up during the progress OF tae hea'se.
"DoUu 81. James.s1 went tre 'pr1ceasio. at $40"
md solemn pace, AMID profound silence VINE q, e,ct5
window were groups Of heads and ON every balcoiy
crowd Of notiones, spectators. Tie fronts o. Nmi:s
B.Odles and he other cu-s ~ tbs Snort come 'i4I
-fflre were a lraae1 with black md vrratned
rith yellow inuort sier. Tie shops on tlc tas' Sce
v.ore m of corrse closed and also were tle shops
without exception. throughout tie route At M9r-
borough U0use there was great corccufse inc NIuet
space lust here enabling may persons 10 assemble anu
.Ti@ e[yeclst5n no doubt. Of being able 20 get
look 1t the Prince "a W acs Ead the effect ol hti-clh
dense mass Of people D. front cI ne l'i-e as esH
ASH an hcu- and half before TIE PROCESSION Nts "a
Yectcd TO pass both sides q tA0. plt Of fa 4.a De-
raue lined with people. O large portion Of or We're
DRESSED in mourning. or wore Grape hathanct, "no
fF.tr. al fft
Jew minutes aster IL cock the gates OF iaioOionsh
House were thrown open &to mouHnIh c.le o-' NV
l,xe 10 q private door O. the extreme east ME "a 9
Iarc.s's Palace which, as is vel known almost te-
;oirs MARLBOROUGH House Soon ofer the bhnd OF one
NJ The bay windows I1sec. End some l1lles Were
~eryrd 10 take up their position ttelc. TO dc eyi
Il n Gei~it of all vL0 v,Ie .oitlae.e ehou-- to De
located OF tAc opposite slae 0i !,5i .iii ny GeA-
lady Wac soon recognized a. inc iHtt s' ~ " H-a'
RerRoycl Hlghness was atired ~ deep molniLs,
and seei od be earnest spectator OF me pe-AcAoY
ealcncDill of TIE tcy. ~ l2;sV occcA i.eC's'lt
10 t,i o the trrcr.l prCcc Jon turned lie corner Of
s. JaIrcs.st anl@e,-y rol Pal Nall Almost a' The
same moment TIE window g. wIlch He Frnce o.
Wa.os vas seated wa, pa.tiy Ia. o. and her Royal
Uctnoss seemed % take to deepest Interest dlling The
wiu.e time the melancholy corec was passing. A II
10 escape notice much possible j a. the pro
cessi0G turaed INTO Pal 1tl Which &C. eG r1a al
sycs - be turned IN tlc5 direction, closed private
rai.ilge and p9ir, with 'V0 iOOlUcn, come uI! from
Marlborough House and drove ro0nj into the park
Except tlOse WHO we're u.tuIDed u lle vicinity a. the
gate. Gy few noticed the arca once a1O de lrtcIe Of
The oa0-c cnd no one seemed 20 have ar id that II
= mach anxiety earlier Ia thc day tc see. Yet ihg
uCictOohing clui2ge contained Tie Prince Of Wales.
Gis Royal hlsAnese NeIt b! l-e pa. 10 p" t'iiAln. 'f
Abbey where Do was receive fv ine Very Rev. 'le
I'D of Nce.miGsto- ana conducted O tic Royal sta.
There was . riuc.ty of uOUrniLg rOkenS ABOUT the
tt!cct OF clubs. b1t Ole building ,le lcforn Club.
WIS properly d-1Ycd IL manner at once tast .u and
imgo.iug Devices q. an appropriate iaI ter Te
LelcG me deus ilc. hencMes. tfe lnllal l'tor o.
Iord Palmer .On' name being conspicuous Ctcora.
wi.h people. anj io)E whichever way one mrit--up
Wate.le0 nee toward ne PARK. or along ra mali,
Br eastward % -. Martins tu-ch.lc view was over
n sea of beads Egcry window bad 81 r0zers; the
people c.Is. red ou every .-ltE p1lli 10 iLe base
sftie Guards aiem0.ial ana thcg filed tie UgJ cage
ut the top 0i the Duke Of forks m..ar.
60 Tie foilr- 81 te u.iuufc-be NON ~. James IT.
r1Itint, and 0uor churches within cu shot, was al
,ost d.. only sound tnat broke the silence, which
~ s,ll ana deep mas any aA'a'j nun WMch Tor q
nouiort became audible at once arrested he attention,
a f f, A4d been some startling 1a0 unWoAted noise.
~ thgrIgcrO-s ana ali ov.i Iiaialgarsquare the
fac. were many. ana ,o tAicgy packed together.
ilt thc effect nearly fcII9G t.o.c ridiculous old draw
~ 0f great crowds IN which ;ic heads appear 10 he
f. stretching heap OF pale ciHuol-slOt. Al point.
aud only one tlcre was an unsecTly din it Appeared
tba, tac ,eaaodnE c new oailcuE IN CocEspuI. t.
the National DauE-had been danselouaiy OveTcro|sded
and that con ia''l hi 'c caused - sudden orders
10 the poouc above 10 come down But whether or not
1his BE- .lo true pani.on OF the Disturbance IL may
tl4.F lc sa. {. sucn AN 1IclGcU. was suIklnely
gtnIL aod tlt tie crowd was most ORDERLY ~ those
Do. .fs ,,eIe il wee most liable TO fall nlo di.or1.r
",s .hc hear,e moved very slowly past tle Horse
%
silence heme's e.itt1cl an swords ,oshed IN g.Ori
burst of uls Inc; and, iOr Tie lst nc IN tic slow
and rDu progress Of hc pageant brig 10 and cheer
inc color seemed 20 come upon the moving scene.
Looking back from tie y4nWaid. one could now discern
mCre OF The long process sion, which had taLen has an
hour 20 pass any given point than could have been dis
ccrnrd anywhere before The eve took IN many hucs.
only intensified and made more vivid Dy toe deep black
Of eeenent Il tie prOccssonthct composed BY the
il;9ed hearse ard tcu mourning coaches Scarlet and
.4eal were thcsa. sharply heined and even the cold
cay Of ttc Home"y NoiCbt rrs seemed 20 stilke out
some actual tint, lending itself 10 tho whole cnd yet
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