, 1865-04-24

The N1arffeafu1fons OF ReSX,ert at Hur-
r1sbuFg and Philadelphia.

the citizens generally. especially ladies and chill
unn Of march, formed in lines Of procession in
. the following order.
Band OF Music
CnraltJ and Artillery.
Sixteenth RI gimcut Veteran Reserve Corps PENN
eylvlnta Volunteers.
officers Of the A!my aud Navy Dtsmouutcd.
Commanding 0fict oi Escort AMI s.sd:
Chief Marshal and Aids
ciefsy.
The Family Relations.
Delegation Of Stae OF illinois, az Mourners.
Ills Exeenenc! 4. q. car.n. Governor of Com
Geo cadHsllaaer, Commanding the
Ex-Pres3dcpt Buchanan, Chief Justice aud 4sso-
c's,.s Of <se snp.eme Court. United
seniatiyes Of the uoi:
Federal Judiciary, sed jaasss OF other STATE, and
secret,ry Of the cosnoexesI;h, aud othsr State
Officials, including Justices Of the Su.
preme Court aud rnenhere Of the
Legislative Authorities and
Ju@ iclary Of the County
Mayor o1 Harrislnrrk md md City Council.
Committee oi Arrangemcnts.
Delegations from other Statcs.
Soldiers Of the Var 1879, Aonor4hly Discharged,
Soldiers Of Present War.
Fire Department.
Ciyi: AseotAhon..
At the hour of 9, the Hn!1 OF the Honse OF Rep
Teteutavts wa$ closed 10 all citizens aud soldiers,
except those taking part II the sa,itary OF civic
At t6e bead Of tie eatsta;qus :at B!ig: Gen; e.
other General officer. There are three General
jest ne hour @ wsa soSsa iof NE vs1isas bodies
tSe p t. SANDS % ' 2:0s9 s. sspeln fne
capitol IVES barred.
Dntine he procession and other demonstrations,
GEES were firing IN memory Of the honorsd dead.
The Hall was drapcd IN a most artistic styie
Behind the Speaker deck was portraft of Pte:i-
dent Lincoln, looking natural and life ike Tne
cLapless OF flowers. Wherever one travelled IN
p! The city there waa evidence Of deep grief. Ths
houses we've drsped in mourning, and the people
| Office md the Elegraph otBcc had suspended from
tSsa ass2. beautiful nass' which were hsDEed with
| the departure, the fpec1a. delega1on are alrcauy
| At The cpot. The military and civic procoretea
b.ve s.eostee M Satsa .Is sxsd ,s aas Il
| Prov bright te,ut.ful and pleasant. Il few
moments they arc of for Philadelphia
At PHuADE1r- Ia.
Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tri,uae.1
r1uApELPzn, april y.
80 great a,ont the depot that the Fnliee and nil.
tsry were kept consts1tly engaged. The sun b av-
ing come ont bright, the procession appeared 10
| splendid cdyantBge. Among those who Joined us
| at Harrisburg, we're Hon. Simon Cameron, Hon
| ]. 4. Morehtad, Hon. Jos. Bailey and Ii. Il.
for The cty Of Philadelphia. Gov. Bradford md
k1aff returned by special trsin 70 Bailmore. Gov.
Eur1in *nd staf are on board. While IN the latter
city, the funeral delegations we're the guests Of
! Gov, Curtin,
| At ii O'Clock We departed from Harrisburg.
Arriving at Aiddlesown, 1hrongs awaited our
comm: and watched our departure. In the vilsge
| Of Ehxalcthtown the people from distance in
the country anG villages gathered atound the cas
the IL tns9 snd
| Joy, men and women stood with uncovered heads,
the latter wept AZ If bs the bedside Of heir dearest
Not !ets than 5000 people gathered tesethes At
] Lancaster, every one seeming eacef TO know
/ which car con AIMED the Presldent'e rem1lns. On
Being informed all eyes turned eagerly, to the 81
country aage, lined with bl.ck fHn.es md stud.
ded with rosc1tee, stars apleartns in pretty con.
ttaet fiass were .asertEl lned and ciaspea in each
Vhtch spread them to public view - work 0. art
| In honor Of The honoted dead. 1t WIS exquisite
p! as WILL A. appropriate.
TIE train sloW{ dspastipE On either sas q us
: yord The suburbs. Between this pluce and the
j
+, clcse By the railroad, number Of farmers who
had the air Of honorab1y DISCHARGED so:dIAs and
who, uncovered, with hats IN left hand. held mp
theif right TO heaven as fyowing hefore God thst
fallen chieftain.
Near The little village Of Goss We passed train
for Harrisburg, hfch was waiting to give us the
right oi way. The passengers were cut in fields
adjacent, and stood uncovered until We passed hy,
after which they resumed their seats and sped on-
1t Pennington The country people and villagers
assembled, looking monEDiullY on as we passed
like tlssh. GoiEE through Parkesburg. the peo'
pie lined the houets railroad cars and fences, a
anxious mourning spectators.
hare never Witnessed IN church OF elsewhere
action than thai which greet us stcoltessille::
Men ana women bowel In grief with Tcvefential
awe. The korrow snd anguish of an eflirted nation
is t,cet seen IN Silent people. staysnsa few
around the train. quietly as1sns in which car was
tie President Around thcy gathered on tip toe,
Of Of d. women hit *:roor luther Arabian Is no
more" touched and melted TO pity every heart.
| Near tnchetter wc met another ttain. toe pas.e1
! ind arcoys1cd. until va passed. Al Inter.ecnou
large as*cab!asc wss gathered From poles
&C., trccitd on both sides Of The railroad line;
we're stretched, ffoE which foa'ed days draped
Arriving IN the suburbs OF Phil.delphis, the
tAs'eful'y drspeo private residences, and droop
the people felt their -orrow. A. We approach tht
haar+ IF %ha III crorda nF ren3,1. 1nrP-n1p.-
Va ~ - i,ttto 5rnat s ena sm,H XIX ami nnora,
E;,nu w o - ~ shT.na ~ ihc ismenfed
~tnt nn ~ nf .n;E+, = 4c ,o1a11 fh 1as5a
@ ~; 1re @ srtnac ts aenpt }ha denaa ani
aha nealsa ms upp'vMassn ~ @ te ~ ~. ae;n:1 ~ ~
cchtef tne ctoWn. Me a ~ ~ cas rt s1
aow SEaet rnse,ies rasa ~ ~ ~ ,,o,nerae snn
tonnsel oAeIGnt soc!Cuts aou ~ t.uSneS ~
eourse Of people are awaiting TO eonses ae saGfee
tre4surc 10 Independence hati, "aese tae pno'''
vii b. permitted to Gsze on nm aey mopFn M.a.
The cottece fcna1ns ~ inc cty unu' a Monna, W.
morning. the s3th int II may , pc sald that gu
entire t"ute tfom ba!t1nosa 20 fnuaoe1pa1la ~ "a u
hccn amid crowds o. borrowing people .oI %
tween vill,Ecs and towns al'ng TIC WY farmer
ma their fan.iles assembled in fields and ao9u %
honkes. Tc!lsiously. :eFerennslly. gazing on ta.
feetlhs funeral cortcEe. We have passed III roas
lovely country, to-day..ereen he'ds on elne
i side, eotted with neat fafm houses, smiling ot
chards. and mountains IN tie backSrouna, makau!
the scenery. most pEeaslng and picturesque
Weather delightful.
tsnce,a1 n,enatch 10 the Chicago Tribune
1of13 pm .nV,pu1. Ann, o
n..''s',s 49,. ,.s.F - .+s,
" - ~. III, =. ra-.n,,+a
: to y,s1t The remains in ludependence Iunul