The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-18
From Europe.

The steamship. Etns and Cuba brings files con-
tanning 'u accounts Of the funeral n Lord pelmer
scn' which toni pncc oct. 21th, The London srAg
Of tho 18Th iu't. ssys;
while crowds were ss,horins front Of CAMBRIDGE
Nod'e gri a0nf The line 0 iouie,the Cit Of London
every dIector theie veIc indications Of the sincere
deenc entertained by the inhabitants to exhibit
soya Exohanse, the stock LIrhsnrs, and the GullG-
cl were entirely closed 40 were ncsfy all house, Of
people were carr astf taking up positions In tbo,e
thoroughiAf'u through which Ii had Teen announced
ceuttr Of attraction was m Pccadilly near Camor1s
House, the oSn fcsidence Of the late noble lord The
,ou'e taken b. the prccesalon wss thronsed by an
house were cIosded with iadies aud gsnt!pmen The
procession reached Westminster Abbey exactly 1t
one GelocE. u Nm remarked that along the entire
iOuto rheu the hDarse passed, peope not only IA
he balconies Of tue houses, but many Of those "a
tne crowd ie'Tec iullr raised their hats. ~
como lev minute alter tNtyo o'clock tho ghtcs Of
Ma borough House SER thrown open, and SON sitef
lhe bind Of Of the bag windows rsipod, and
some iadlos ohscrvcd 20 ,ake up their position
ihC.O. To tie evident deght Of all Who we've iUrtu.
mite enough to lo a,ed Il the opposite side Of Pail
Mall, The centre lady vas soon iecogn lcd a. the
Prices Of Ng.e.. Al twenty minutes pact twelve
DC &. pteci.el, tie head vi tho funetai procession
tu ned tho corner o. St lfmoss st4et. ana entered
FAN Malt As u o e.cspr notice rs much lOss.hir
lus - the pfocos'ion turned into Pail Mai. which
caus n'aty al =, - to he turuei In that al ectiOu
CO ,ed private carnage a. pair yith two iootmer
ert.o o. tom nar,'Oi0ugh liouse and drove ruund
4
'alue4 NJ Prince Of Wales lis Eo, al High
ne. wcni by ihe PARK y Wo,tm.ns er ABBEY
VI Nss Minister aud CONDUCTED 10 the Royal 'tdl
Ia t.yuar contrast to the hustle ana ,tir which vas
| eFe.y"hlc p.,VI'en, IA the 1t epts thoao WITHIN
W. Al ey h4t OF oOi tNrCctant in cold and deco
Gus thencc. toiLl O. ClUNd OF persons filled tue
long av, tue, Of he na'e. Lut the tp4cs immediate
| iv adpin "a the siuve were kept vacant Tor future
u1e IN ne south tfausept large gallery drapud Ia
6iack eiotn vas et'ct'd wbsleon were ranged q
| cOusIdttabie uuuhUT OF the late statesaAp's col.
| f fecOgulxpu
bco.g one the coffin arrived at the west door OF the
| AhO"t. vclr II N..sm by lie Archdean VI West
| uunster lotd Thyme Archdeln Wadsworth, sud
host q o.l,t, 10, op-I.Eg sentence. OF the
| tunal service vas then chauntei hy the choir
| MeHnW hLe, there came ny the nave and through
tue saeiafun procession Of toys dressed Ia white,
| them the nodding pumts u the hcuryo. Hen FOL
lowed the eoiouet OF Lord Palmer ton, borne upon
| crimson velvet cushion, and immediately behIud
can't tnc conn lt,t TO whch all y we're at once
objected The PtinCe OF NA4or, eho had follow cd
| mex thv letlr sta,l Wine The eohu wa placed
| under Tire Lantern, the lac lotd's cOrouet lelng
p.seed up0n Us top, The vO,h psaln LORD thou hast
been our refuge, &C." sung by the chot ol owed
By the ieadlls Of the ION CHI or OF 81 Paus Lpls
ne TO he Coriathians. hoe Who bad formed the
PROCESSION nov came up Though he choir ahd iol-
Owed the Pc Dean STANLEY ne ng In front, accom
panied bS he FRINGE Of Nalea and the Duk, Il Cam
bridge. lac coffin, 'trppel OF 10 covering, was then
placed by the sde Of Inc grave while the procession
stAduaily poured in aud surrounded the small bGck
Inc aion IN the toor, when ,eeurd 80 petty thine
m that great tpaco. Al the loot the grave stood
the chioi Ourueis at the head t,OOd the bearer Vi
| the cuiouet; ne Z tuce Of MIcs aud the Duke O
Cambridge Oc,upied raised platform to the leit o
the benus stall, by the SIDE o. the grave we're the
pai hearers, ~nie luther out the .emic.Icle o
people formed BY those who had come W IRON tn,
cnorr. The chOEistets we've RANGED on TIE sid,
OF the tfan. ept opposite the Dean; and when ia,
ftu hui bcc4 thus GCp.strd they proceeded TO ella
Man hat &c torn o. n woman htth but a short tim,
TO ave sui iuli OF nise.J :" and the last uoto
diCi uOHu in deep bass tne coffin. Al q quarter Il
| tao O'cOck, vas lowered mo the grave Dean stan
eg Inca ieGd Tie next Lesson oio- ed by the eadiu
o. the pIayei ami collect lie voice VI Tue Ns.l a
then heard, mus the laundering oi the organ
pionouhcing he Benedlction, anu We klsW N
| ceremony over,