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mains Of the lsnents3 President dwiag
the funeral orssioa and Geo~sal Gsana -
1t the head Of the corpse. While the nso-
hers Of the Cabinet and ex-Vice Presi1sse
Hamlin were grouped about. The Rsv.
DR.. Hall rad portion of the Episeepa-
liam service for the burial Of the dead, com
mencing:
lord let me know my end and tie
number Of my days. that l may be certain
how long l have to live. Behold Thos
hast made my days as it we're span long,
and my age is even as nothing, in respect
of Thee and every man living is altogether
vanity"
Bishop Simpson of the Methodist Church
offered prayer, in which be ftrvently al.
lnded to emancipation and other noble
deeds performed by President Lincoln.
Rev. DR.. Gurley then read the funeral
grafton, and paid high tribute to the
memory of the late President.
At two o'clock the remains were taken
70 the Capitol by procession over three
miles in length and were placed in the ro-
tunda, where they will lie in rtate to-day
and tomorrow, they will be conveyed
under escort to Springfield, ILL.,, ria Phila.
delphia, New York. Buffalo and Chicago.
All tile foreign Ministers, with their a.
taches. in all fifty-six. wcro present at the
funeral service at the Executive Mansion.
Their places in the programme came direct
ly after the President and Cabinet. This,
far the first time in our history, was in ac-
cordance with the usage of foreign nations.
where diplomatic corps follow the mon
arch. Heretofore they have been placed
in the programme after the ex-Presidents,
justices of the Supreme Court and Mem
bcrs Of Congress. Upon the arrival Of the
head of the procession at the east front Of
the Capitol, the coffin was borne 10 tho
center Of the rotunda. President johnson
stood at the foot Of the coffin, surrounded
by throng of Senators, high military off,
GERS and number Of prominent Illinoisi-
ans, as chief mourners. Mr.. Gurlev. stand.
ing at the head of the coffin, uttered few
most impressive remarks, chiefly in the
solemn words of Scripture consigning the
dead ashes once animated by the soul Of
Lincoln to the original dust. The deep
tones Of his voice reverbsrated from the
vast walls and ceiling of the rotunda
which were now first used for such sol.
emn occasion, and during the impressive
scene many we're affected TO tears.
Dispatches from all parts Of the East
state that the day was almost universally
observed. and all business was suspended.
The churches were filled, aud discourses
appropriate TO the occasion delivered.
Ncw York, April 19.-It is estimated
that l25, 900 people were in the streets Of
Washington to-day. to witness the funeral
ceremonies of President Lincoln.
The capture Of Mobile was announced
by rebel deserters in Savannah on the l4th.
Columbus was captured by Thomas cav.
airy after hard fight with Forrest. and
400 or 500 Of his men were captured.
Montgomery. Ala. is captured.
Cincinnati, april 20.-Nashville pa
pers announce the death Of Andrew jack
ION, Jr. adopted son of Gen. Jackson.
Wilberforce, Green county, Ohio was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday Ices.
$50, 900.
Nev York, April 2o.-The Hralfs
Washington dispatch says: It was Ex-
Governor Farrell. Of Wisconsin, who mott
fed johnson Of the murder Of Lincoln.
johnson had retired for the night, but -
soon ~ be was notified. prompt and active
measures were taken for his protection.
But for this presence Of mind on ths part
of Governor Farrell. in allprobability Psss-
idcnt johnson would have also bsrn NM.
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