New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27
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Associated p-e.- Account.
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y,eid, I;,oon rrr, deposited in the Capitol until
now persons have been pressing nIher TO see the hon
bred dead. . -. .
,nile one half of those comp sing L being ladies.
FLORAL OrFEkINOS.
The collin has been agaiu stre@n ny ladies' with How
mrs expic,sve OF the feelings of those WHO have con.
Tbuted shese delicate AID beautiful tokens Of
and af'ctOn
Solemn scene. There. IN ne presence Of DEATH that
client bat impIessye monitor. hearts bowed with
grief. which often finds relief IN tears.
THE RUSH OF YsITORs.
lle cars and steamboats, Ihis morning have brought
additional thousands TO The city.
The funeral party are bong handsomely entertainer
by the corporate authOr,iCs 80 the Delavan House
All tie buildings here drGped with morning"
Among the most touching notices m house fronts are
the following: The he 10 of tho Nation throbs
neaNy az the portals OF ths tomb. "Lei Us resolve
that the Martyred dead shni' not have aod IN VAIN.
The latter is believed 10 he IN extract from Mr. Lin
coins Maryland Fair remarks.
The IReCF SsIoS.
The remains were conducted 10 the Neg-NOrk Cen
lTal Railroad Depot by llpe procession Of civilians
snd the military amid the toIu OF bells the firing Of
minute guns, and the solemn sounds of moCini music
aud az about o'clock We started on ous soIrOwiul
Quincy.
TEE rILOT
The pilot engine is the Chaureev Nihbard with one
oar attached and the engine winch draws the train is
she Edward III. Jones. The latter has been Graped IN
handsome manner by the master mechanic of That
name who will accompany the train 10 Utica, with
Peter Arthur as the unifoe engineer.
Three coaches end baggage car were also furnished
Nv the Ncw-Iork Central RnAroad Company These
were appropriately ccstuued under the direction Of
james Jones of West Albany, Superintendent oi the
Tar Department partly from designs formed by MI j.
+. Lawrence.
Nh Jones sends mechanic by the name Of Jauos
Eoyle FAR Buffalo yded whsthC tools TO make
repairs should any become necessary
There ere also three now and elegant scopingc cars
furnished by the New-York Central Railroad Company,
Through Mr.. Wagner, General Superintendent, 70 DC
conducted by L. I. Chamberlain.
The conductor Of the entire train is Homer j. VIII
H. w Chittenden General Superintendent Of the
New.York Central Railroad accompanies the train to
Buffalo.
GOVERNOR TEYToN.
Gov. fenton cannot proceed West from this city
with the funeral cOlege CA account Of the adjournment
Of the Legislature. which Is expected take place
morrow. lis staff aud several prominent State Ots
Gals, 90 forward to Buffalo and Dunkirk.
STlANGEBS.
low estimate fixes the number OF strangers here to-
day at 80 90. All the morning extra trains and
CARSON boats brought large nGmbers Of people from tho
surrounding cOuntIy-mary coming distance OF ten
Or twenty miles.
The city gave evidence its sincere sorrow. not only
An the deep mourning dTapery that covered every
buiding roth public and private. but in the quiet
bearue ana sad courteaice Of the public Never be.
fore was such multitude gathered at the capita, and
what was everywhere noticeable every body seemed
" fully participate in the soet mites If the
sTATE-sT.
At noon Safest which is nearly 100 feet broad wac
Slled with q living mass, and broadway. together with
nany Of the side streets were equally eio"dcd The
day was beautiful and the ky clear, with wern sun
and Ii gbt breeze from TIE >or.A
THE COiF!N CLOSED.
AT ! O'Clock the military. fire department and civic
societies began 70 form ana the coffin closed
From a. m. all through tie night and unt p m the
stream people pouring through the CaptO! 10 take
last look at the distinguished dead was constant, and
yet thousands still ia Inc waiting their turn when
The hour for replacing the cover arrived Nearly MY
thousand mep women anG children visited The remains
AHALF-HoUR LONG PROCESSION.
.faIf u win hpqv
formed under Grand NaIsi 81 Franklin Townsend CON-
Nenced 10 move oyes me prescribed route. IL was
composed Of the 10th and 25h Regiments OF this city
She oath and the Light Horse Battery Of Troy the State
mud city authorities the Fire Department aud large
number OF civic societies. Th' military was about 90
strong, and myching comparatively quick, The pro-
cessiOn was thirty minutes PASSING given point.
TIE SPECTATORS.
Safest from the Capitol to broadway, and Broad
way from State Lunibersts.. altogether distancc
exceeding a mile, was denscy hacked during the
march. Such Of human beings (rro1ably rot|
less than GOOO was before in the streets Of
Albany. There were io0r bands, each with full
drum corps IN line and as ie procession moved Gown
the hill the bands playing Love not AUD Ling
thrilling and heartfelt griel depicted in Thousands
THE cATATALQUE.
The bearse with the colin resting in an elegant and
slshorately finished cataia4qge which was trimmed
with white silk adorned Ioly with silver inonntings
and surmounted by the eagle was drawn ~ "sA'
PREPARING TO sTAET.
At34j the train OF newly furnished care, furnished
nv tie New York Central Railroad Company, each
tssteuy draped and trimmed with tie embems OF sor-
row was reached at the broadway crossing above Lun-
lerst and the coffin transferred TO tie hearse car
ia which il had been brought from Washington. HE
next fifteen minutes occupied in getting the escort
marty on board and al Clock the remains OF the Ia
ioented President wore mOyed from Albany or their
way IL their resting place IL the West.
A MEMORABLE SCENE
The magnificent pageant, the vast throngs that had
eongIeeated here and tie sadness VI the people, all
made up scene that viii keep fresh in the memo
ries Of he many who witt cssedt.
UTICA.
At Herkimer SO ladies dressed in white with black
sasbes each holding in tie hand dIaped National
flag were ranged near the train.
II Little Fails large cIess and wreath Of flowers
were laid the colin OF the PIeslachI
Music and minute guns greeted the train Oh ts orri
val here
There have been appropriate demonstrations Of
respect aud sOrrOw everywhere Gong the route thus
far
AT SYRACUSE
The funeral oortege arrived at Syracuse at II 20.
Thus far 10 accident has occurred. Although il is
raining there are al let lLirtI thousand people
witnessing the passaae OF the train at this place.
The hrernen all drawn line and their torches
and he numerous bonfire light up the scene solemniy.
Bells are toling and cannon booming.