New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
wp-nspopr l2.2G.-Lorge crowds OF citizen
.hi''i f,.,- lluzinR

SAVANNAH, ! q. m.--M0ny FpeCG,o ,he
gathered here end boDfres blaze on each hiuo u '
( deD oct ,,, -. 10 trimmed
CLYDE, 1:l5 a. m.-Ihe depot Is Sl,,' hare
Win mourning There is al large demonstration "'''
GINS are fred bells toled. ...,,or of norsous
/ TyoNs I.9O-A very large number Oh poIsol
| is gathered at the station TO VIC" ''' "''
saOng
1 The train moves onward. In ,pnop,c
NEWARK, PALMYRA. MAchDoN alu t Hlri a. ~
are spceessyoy ppssed. Bonires are seen pius' has
k5rsned with mourlIng and many spectators g"'hcieu
Ltogethcr. ,,.o ou,or Pocb
80 minnie ,uis ore fred and the bells toled.
o. H. ,r+h side of the railroad station were drawn
NM vi IN line The saith Regiment N. g., LIST company Of
sV,eran Reserves and hospital soldiers and batter!
ta4tschod 10 the Twenty fifth Brigade and the Isl e"h
NAM of Union Blues The Independent and Newman
sregipental band played funeral dirgr
On the south side were The Mayor with 70 nienpeTs
Tho Common Council Of Rochester together WIN OyL
lJohn Williams and staff, Major Lee cominandHg 'ro
ipos with hs corps OF assistants and Gen M'nN'''
sand staff. ~, ,o oro
abroad in full force The streets IN the vicinity 81 ty
}stoppng place are crowded Houses are seen dfapeu
swth the usual ombloms and dfaptd mugs We SUI"
pass the intermediate stat 1ns and are al
4 BATAVIA 3 n. m.-IarCe masses ol people
appear on tho road. Onr party has been increased p
the addition OF tx President Fillmore ana Mes = o. ~
tNemlanck j. Galastin. james SheNoll :. : JtNVt'
Henry Martin Philip DOr6hemer, j. T. stevens, j.. =
I Prosser John Wilkinson. Henry Morrison n IA Ilol
tkinson on behalf of the MAY OF Bundo WDo was pre-
yentel from personally being present. TO tender e nos
ptaIties of TIC city the pnlt! accompanying ING io
4 mains Of the late President co..
Marked attention was extended by MT II, y. NnI'
btaapn General Superintendent, aud Mr. Z. Foster, IT,
anu l. C. INST Assistant SupcrnieLt ot Tie lstI'
lDiyision and Messrs. w. C. Iaphan and D. iIHlnS'
hast Saperinondents Of the Western Diyison' h.sV
fby u. Dukchart, connected with The Beltimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company, who is In charge Of the ran
as through conductor from Washington 10 Springfield
with Homer p. Williams and Samuel Holdroth as u.s.
sistanls.
4 BUFFALO. 7 q. nl--We are now ut Buffalo.
Not the slightest accident has happened on Tie way
from Washington. owing 10 the admiT'Die crrahHer'
sments, and tho faithful and experienced oIeers IL
charge Of the train. We were met at the depot ny q
large eoncouTse of people. the men WIN unco'eie'
The funeral party were entertained breakfast q,
Boomers dining saloon. by The city aBth0riips.
n Tho PROCESSION was formed between and O'Clock.
and proceeded toward 81. James Hall under eva
aud military escort in cont any with the piry WHICH
had follow ed the remains itun W ashipSi,D.
The coffin was prominently in view - The very many
persons who lined the streets through when the cor6
liz hearse was heavily covered with black cloth,
ssRrmounted with aTched roof and tasteiul! uihLel
with VI bite satin and silver lace.
4 An extensive display OF the military and civilians
was omitted in view OF tie fact that Buffalo had ~
neral procession the day the obsequ"s <ook Sce at
" 0shingtOn.
Thc procession reached the Young Mens Association
sb1lding at 9;35 =. ID.
The body taken from the funeral car nnd carried
nv soldiers up into ST. James Hall aud dcp ited Oh th'
dais in the presence Of tie accompany ng ocers t'
Teuards Of hopor. md the Union CouiiDentals, ccSl
Emanded by y. X. Hall
1 The remains were placed under craze canopy, r,
Stending frora the ceiling 10 the floor. The space va
4 ii, by large chandelier In ihe gelsrJ outside tn'
American Music Association. who, as The remains wer
EbrougLt sn sang with deep pathos The dirge Res
Esprit rest, affecting every heart and moving Hany u
Il The Society then place. un elegantly formed harp
smadc of choice white flowers ut ne head oil the COM
las tribute from them 10 The honored dead. Short
v.f.a tha M
more was among the civilians esoortng the -emains
Isl James Hail. Also Company d, '4ih Regiment Cepi
This Company acted as an escort TO President Lin
CON four years from and 10 the depot on his way
Washington They viii escort his remains from Bu
10 dfalo 20 Cleveland.
The Rev Dr. Gurley who officiated al the funeral j
Washngton accompanies the mineral party % this ely
II The following named members OF Congress Teacbe
q B0f0lo with the train; Senators James w. Nyc o
Nevada. and George Williams Of Oregon, accompanies
IbviieOrye T. Brown the Sergeantat- Of the sen
ale, Representatiyes 4 b. Washbrne and : ~ Clllun
Il Robert c. Schcnck. IlBos; Charles L. Phelps. Mary
sGrdi james u. sherman. California; Samuel Hooper
Massachusetts; william 4. Newell, Ncw-JcTsoy; Wbiti
III Ferrie Michigan; Siiue. Clark, Kansas; Killion
Luhaley, Western NirFiLai Burt Van Horn. New
fYork and exRepreseuiatycs Isaac n. Arnold Of Iii
EDoisi Joseph Bailey, Pennsyye W. II. Wallace o.
9idaho; Augustus Prank ard John CausOn OF NeU
EYork; with NJ Gordway the Sery.nt- O "a Tms Of The
EBonse OF Representatives.
srCOsD DISPATCH.
BUFFALO Thursday. April a. lsd5
Gustsvus :. Newell Of NeW-JcIsfy. has been invited
Ets accompany the remains b. Springfield.
The following are The names Of the army aud navy
officers in tho funeral party Brig. Gen J. Townsend
az the Adjutapt Generals Department representing the
Hsecretary Of War; Mai Gen. David Hunter. u. =
Vols; ear.Admirsl Davis. v. 5. N. Brevet Major
3Gen J. G.. Barnard. u s. Vols; Brig Gen. Ramsey
4Osdnance Department. Brig. Cen Eaton Commissary
dGenera Of Subsistence; Capt. Taylor L. - ". Brig
6Gon Howe. Chief o. Artillery; Bag. Gen. Caldwell
Br Gen. McC6lum, Super intendent Ol u. >. Mit ny
n Railroads; Brig.-Gen. EkiD, Quarrrmaster's Depart
4meat; Major Field. L. S. Marine Corps.
IS erroneous statements have been in the press 1t
4 uns rtaEer that porceptible change has taken
place in the body Of tho late President since len
Wa hngtOn. Tie Washington pbygicaAs removed a
part Of tho brain only for the sutopsy but this
placed that no part Of the BODY whatever 10 now de
foient.
The remains were yioited through the day from .:
this morning until O'Clock this evening by immense
Inunber Of persons. Tbs Arrangements generally are
pronounced 20 DO better chan elsewhere the route
brest credit il therefore due 20 the Committee who
Eperfeo Cd them.
The hosptalities were everywhere literally extended
both By the corporate Authorities and individual cIt
izens.
During the morning tlese placed at the foot o
the COl'I anchor Of white camchas, from tho ladies
Of the Unitarian Church Of sufalo. Of white
flowers also laid upon the coffin Attic request OF
MsjcrGon Dix and Others, a. officers Of the 81 Cecilia
sung with If possible solonn and tOrching effect
than In the morning.
The proee sion, with the remains left 81. James
Hall at aDOa s45 escorted 10 e depot by tlo military,
followed by large crowd. The depot was surrounded
bg persons anxious get last view of the onu The
tIsn left at about 10 O'Clock for Cleveland
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FROM CANADA.