The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-22

lsrse cscort Of artillery cavalry, infantry, MARINES
and sailors Stores we're all clo,ei and the whole po-
pulation In the streets. BELLS tolins, minute sun,
firing, and building, everywhere draped In emblems
cf srief The body repcsed in state until two O'clock,
In the rotunds Of the Exchsnse beneath the splen-
did dome the interior Of which elcsanuy drspcd.
very elegsnt estsfalque WAS erccted Of rich
materials. The body rested upon . dAis strcwn with
white hower. The canopy vas adorned rith . large
star formed Of cluster Of thirty ak small stars In
the civic procession APPEARED all the CLERGY Of the city,
waking. The rear Of the procession Wa made up of
very large turnout OF colored persons The funeral
train left the depo, FOR Harri.burr N9PM.
In Hnrrisburg
Hdrrtsbvro, A prll The funeral train started
from Baltimore at few minutes past three oelcck.
Y. NJ by the Northern Central Raisav. Crowd. a.
lsrge and dense a. tboeo which asecmbiod at Balt-
more lined the bank and marrine of the road for
several miles, many taking Of their hats profound
respec, for the decewed
At su,hsrvillo $40 r. NJ the schol,, Of the Fem,le
Seminary formed in limo and display ell the Ameh-
can 1as drspcd In Mourning while the gentlemen in
the company stood With uncovered heads, Cockneyt-
Vile vS approached at O'Clock. The entire ncish-
borhood old and young, men aud women with infants
In arms aud youths occupied the most desirable posi-
tons, and earnestly watched the sons train. rhnnix,
factory village about 20 miles from Baltimore, vss
reached at ale whore the tell. we're tolled. Al
Minktown a sign displayed. whiie letters on q
black srOund, bearing the words "Iiouor TO whom
honor Is due" Some of the notable and affect
ing Of eIceedinsy plain and poorly dressci
men and women at different places the route, With
handkerchief ut their - and the appearance
Of ping. Cluster Of men At various points raised
their hats A. tho funeral glided before them. Tho
deerest sorrow va expressed on cyery counlonAnce.
Upon reaching the State line at b.3l ~, found
that Gov Curtin and his sah had arrived from liar.
risburg In special train Governor Curtin
,oined Governor Bradford who VA In the front car.
General Caiwallader, commanding tho department
Of Penn,y lyAnis accompanied Governor Curtin.
A. York the ladies OF tho place asked permission Ia
lay on the coffin wreath OF Aowors which request,
with a modification that sii Of them might perform
the service, granted. Durns tho ~ eriormanoe Of
. dircc by band, the flowers were carried In pro
ec,slon In the funeral car, While the bells tolcd and
all the stood uncovered The ladies entered thu
car, three each side OF the coffin, and placed the
wreath the centre Of the oofln, and theu
returned, those Who witnesssd the sreno bit
terly weeping The wreath was an eN3ulsitely
beautiful one, about three feet In circumie renee
This occurred nigntfall, and at 6.5V tn,
train moved onward 70 Harrisburs, at which city 4
rived al $50. lw raining heavily; hut notrith
standing this the streets denscly throngcd, an,
n large military cscort accompanied tho remain. o
Presdent Lincoln 10 the State House amid the soun'
Of minute gun., whore the corpse wa. exposed to tn
view Of the public until late hour tonight.
The burial cortoge will leave Harrisburg for Phila
dephia tomorrow at II AN.