Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24
Last Nights Report.
The Funeral Gortsge of our Late
President@Its Arrival in Phila-
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Z Gtest1Ssnt 4lseas Arrival IN 6nl4a
delpha,
HtRR1sR1Ra. Anril 22-Il.1b
The train ID nov leaving The tji1 With -,
| Femaina of Prasident IincoIn On CO.,,
panv has hesn ;ncreaseI nv 'ths sldit;or
| Of Hon. i. RaiIevs 4 K Morsbssd and n
In. Staunton, FsS.I The 'lstter, ia Chs;rmo a.
iIof the Committed of arrsng ements of tbe
Philadelnhia citv conncil. The fi1t, ~
1 this pentleman IL tn extend the bosnitsIitv
/ Of the Philsdelpbia oitv connoiI te those
who have been specisliy inviteS tn sc iS1n.
panv the remains Of t5e late Prssidsot -
Spriupfield.I p q - : : : = : :
CIV. Bradford oP MARYLAND ana staR
took leave of M Marty IL Har[isbnrs, a.
one o'eIook. : = - - = = .
We ara NOV, near Uhaatland and ,t,s ~
tsntion of the. 0ososn,ss-s 20 i;roc,.J -,
warda the resi5ancs o9 lanes pncLsrS.
about two miles from the road
FYvs ruin,ttes nat On. oSeiocE.-Wa ara a.
Lancaater. Tbe vicinitv n the rsiIros 4
s,atioT IL 'cro1,isd LII, raoyIs aSd f.II.I =
on. the strests are dsnssII crowdeS d. n ~
hans 40 600 or Al, non nersons are hsr go "a
sneotatoral BattIa ,flays ars ilisnIav5 aver1
| Where. banners are I'd half mast bsilosS ~
| black are seen avetv y0here The TeIIS NJ
elegant bouses are nrofnseIy ornamented
viii draned f1a0s ADD other en16Ierns nj
grief This car house ia denseIvE cFoWdsd
Hith neople.
The word goes round that Grant ia nm
hoard and fhis eIectriiess the crovd
@Where ia her" shouts tbonsands of;Toices.
MANY rnsh to the back car others TO the
front sbovinO that thev had No dsF nito
Idea "a to the wbereabonts Of Grant Grant
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noinFaa A. hi. .roint a snail ,,ort., &c
Iadias. Win a Largo and ma cent hoSrst
reaobed tbe oar and ilenosiied nm the Al A. n
the floraI- trih,sa IF henIIr and sfFact;sSr'
Persona hers and there are seen ,vesnine,
mimi h moro and ,ge sra at tls ioceT, O.
tive woTkE. Prnbsbiv bI1rI mr. sGII TorI.
man and 7tIsiri Families ore nrasant Tba
cors now 40 .;ncEaSsirS t6sir enesd s,S
I,ancoster is loaf 10 siobfs
, FSoT,, the it;rs If ~ S'i,,s
al ,,a rsscb al phiIs5oinbio 4, :, . 80
ann .v5bstsvsr an gefi e. Ishor TIE pG1
seemed n Ia a5n2onristslT ohssrvea ~,
ali y
-PE,1ADr1PErA. ADriI. % wa arrival at
the ROAD Street Station al Al o,cjock too
bours later than the scbelnle ,inns AID IN
order to afford noFa ldavliyht for the diSs
NAV the cornse yvas- fra5efarrs5 to The
beerse. which was Of elaborate finish. The
cofin. covered with Che ,American fac and
snrronnflad with nlnmes occnnied an ala.
veted nosition. Owing ia some misman.
ageme1t the procession did not move until
o'clock. Tbs militarT, both White and
black. made q fine disnlay. The CITY t
troons acted sa z hofivt ON AID ~; III 4 cornss
In The prooession wefe the mayor and CITY
council and other municipal authorities.
federal officers, army and navy officeFs'
Judiciary. members ofthe legislature. mem.
bers of congress. represed tstiyes Of foreign
courts. and other persous of distinction.
The firemen and other. organizations were
rapresented. especialFy the knight Temn-
lefs. me Oda Fellows, and the Fenians,L
MANY colored men also appeared ss mem.
bers of charitable and other societies, with
badges and regalia. The procession occu.
pied one hour and q halfin passing through
1.-The streets. When the old State House
having been reached the corpse was taken
INTO lnaepenaeneeh nan, Mnen II was placed
near tne oeh "nlsn ntss PE0cl,71tneo tne
DectaEauon Oh 1 eP y tns resl-
oences WIN out lew u any eASePtIon were
draped In mourning. Az leastzVV,OO Souls
must nave Witnessed the procession
me corpse Wnlle lylng IN state to-nlgnt.Was
visited 0y thousands OF PersopsE Tor whose
admtttance the mayor issued CARDS. 10.
morrow the doors will be thrown open to
the public, aud closed at midnight. The
lcity apthorities have extended the tuue.
raj party Inequalities at the Continental
Hotel. ~,
ssPHILADHLPHIAS i April s23i-The body Of
the Presidant was visited by thousands
during the night. Before Daylight lines
were formed east and west of Independence
Hail. passing IN bggtWo stairwayB through
the front, under and out by the rear into
the squsre. BY 10 O'clock these lines ex-
tended at least three miles from the Della.
mare to the Schuylkill riVers, thousands oc