The national Republican., 1867-07-08
FuSep,r, on Bos. JAMES NJ. WAYNE,

FUNERAL OF Hon. JAMES nj. WAYNE
| Tho funeral Of Hon. jones Moore Wayne, senior
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Tho
United States, took place from his late residenee
on I street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
yesterday evening at haifpast Eve o'clock.
| Aftor the hour OF -four the friends Of the gentle
/ man commenced TO assemble, and the house was
Glled In short time. The corpse lay In the SEQ
| ond-story front room, and was enclosed In beau.
tiful black walnut coffin, lined with white satin,
and covered over with rich black cloth, silver
mounted, and having q silver plate over tho lid,
with the name, birth, aga aud death Of the de-
| ceased.
| Many were there to honor his memory. The
civil and the military. the jurist md the states
man, the army and the navy, and the President
| Of our mighty country were there to render
homage.
| Andrew johnson, President Of the United
| States; William II Seward, Secretary Of State;
Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the Navy; Attorney
General Stanbery. Frederick W. Seward Assist
ant Secretary Of State; Chief Justice Chase,
| Senators Trumbull, Poland, Sumner, Morgan,
Conkling and Sprague; Representatives Banks,
Mercur and others; Admiral shubrick, Com.
| mnuders Davenport and Norris. Of the navy; Gen.
| Ricketts,, Gen. Dyer, Gen. DelaGell and Gen.
Ekiu, Of the army; Mayor Wallach. james NJ.
| Carlisle, W. W. Corcoran Hon. Caleb Cushing,
| Gen. Il. Q. Darlington. Col. Lamon Mnrshal
Gooding and n host OF others wcro present to
pay their last tribute of respect to the memory
| Of the deceased.
Rev. Dr. Lewis, If 81. Johns church, licia cd,
| and he commenced tho EeTvices whom all were
| assembled By reading tho beautiful ritual Of tho
| Episcopal Church. Around tho cofiu the
| son in law and daughter of tho deceased, Gen.
Cuyler and wife, two grandson Major aud
Captain Cuyler, and also two Of the old servants
| Of the family. The 18th chapter of Paurs
epistle to the Corinthians was also read, II short
prayer made and the last look ut tho corpse was
| taken. Admiral Shubrick, Hon. Caleb Cushing,
James NJ. Carlisle. esq W. W. Corcoran c'Q,
| Senator Trumbull Senator Poland, Major Gen.
| Ricketts, md Don. L. @. Dyer were the honorary
| pnll.bearers Eight colored mon, messengers Of
the Supreme Court, were the immsdinte bearers
OF tho corpse, and by them was conveyed to the
hearse. All OF the omincnt peTSOnnges above
mentioned accompanied the remnin' TO their
| temporary intcrmont pt Oak Hill Cemetery in
Georgetown The fnal service was then gone
through with, and in that beau.ilul city # the
ieni Mr. Wnyne's boly will AT present rtmlin,
| a family vault temporarily hoiiiaH the remains
until the approach Of winter, when they will 10
conveyed to Georgia ioE final intermcat,
7 Az Excursion TO SHEpARDsTowy, W --
A number Of our leading basincS5 men ulrls Al
excursion on the Fourth to shcpnrls' '"u, Va,
for tho purpose Of viewing the cCmant Iaiis ~
that place. Messrs. James l.. barbour litEhUgh
Coye, LoooidRs Coylo, George II. Plant, " il,
Clacgstt, Dr, W. II. GunnelI, and a number of
other goutcmon composed tho pSrty, nui they
| arrived Ia ShopaTiqtOwn la'c in the afternoon,
Many scenes incidental 10 thc late var were
. | rassrl m their way, and we're OF mach in'0rs.t
t. the sEcUr'iuui t. They ere lc1r'ily rriS ed
and Hospitality entertained by ,he 'itiE 800. ! thu
town, and after in.,rchangirg ".vi'i'o ~! par.
taking Of Iinnnr the party visited tho concu,
| mills thee in number situate about Jut milo
from the town. The mills Ilrn out over SO0
barrels Of cement daily, nd tho article i sAid hy
| architects mud builders To 10 superior TO any In
tho country. Tho foundations OF tho Capitol
| onI other ut ruv uuhit1 hui'l'nr' are laid With
it, NJ also IN" lock Of the Ch's'tr'lc lnl Ohio
canal, the Georgetown nqneduct, ond Gs7Tpr;
, and pnusucmla drS docks. FitEhugh Coylo. Esq ,
t. president Of the company owpiU; TIE mills,
aud under bic Hbe management they viii .h,rtly
be able to produce Il much larger supply than n
a present giTcn.
TIE excurfiunists returned to TIL city cr
FrijGy evening, much pleased with their trip.
= BURIAL or Mn. SAMUEL DENAuguAE.-
y Yesteriay, tho remains Of Mr. Samuel h,
q | Vaughan, md old md highly respected citizen
4 wero inferred in the Congressional cNmetery, ant
a a where escortei thence by Columbia A. Char
: tor, No ), aud B. D. French Lodge, No Is, +
y | A ~, Of which deceased was deeply ilteregto'
d member during great part Of his life Rev I
+, D MUFall', Of the Assembly'S Presbyterian
church, oillciated. and, at the grave, Eminen
Commander +. l. Stephens performed in
highly gratifying minner, tho funeral rites o
> Free Masonry, tho Worshipfal Master Of th
I, lodge Mr. W. II, orcutt, being ab'ent from th
!. city
MRs. COOKS INJURIES. Mrs. JacOl
Cook who was iuj IFsd at tho Park on the Ill
Instant IT, We learn, much better. 1t was no
:, Policeman Bates, however, who was in tho buggy
e | Officers Leach md Kmmell are the persons VIII
| In tha ba unpil lN Al A. M nne enr
h wo lenrn from one Of these gentlemen, a' II Wa
" given US by another party, who protessel to hav
4 boon an eyewitness to tho whole afir. J
i appears that in turning from Seventh street III
horse tried to run away, and before he could b
checked tho fore wheel broka and threw bot
y y the ticket Office, where he broke loose lTow th
:, conveyance. lie then ran into the Park, wher
= tho lady Mrs. Cook was inj jurcd.
= NATIONAL VS.. UNION. In consequence,
i. Of the heavy rain that visited the city on Satur
A day afternoon, the National and Union Bas
II Ball ClubJ postponed their match game unit
n this evening at 81 O'Clock, p. m, to take plsc
II on tho grounds Of the former, ut and Fiiteent
\. streets. At tho end Of the game, ball-thr0wiug
"a at long range, will be engaged in by the strong
>. est members Of the District Of Columbia for th
ia championship Of tho South. The exercises c
v tho evening will close with running match b
|
a clubs.
IL BURIAL OF THE NNTIoN's DEAD
n. Cumberland exchange says: "on Monday mor1
v ing last six hundred collins arrived in this city
l. by canal, with burial corps in charge Of oil
" ciais, who are instructed to disinter the remain
nj Of NIL Federal soldiers who Nro buCied In th
m neighborhood Of Cumberland and ClarysVillC
NJ and send them 10 the Autietam National Cent
II terry. It was Rrst intended to place them all
es 4 cemetery near the city, but tho programme h
A been changed as above
~ TROUBLE AMO%G THE ACTEEssEs.-Mis il
Naomi Porter, ono of tho lady performers at Il
Metropolitan Hall was nrrosted by Officer Ne
sen, Of the Fifth precinct, on complaint Of Mi
a Cnrri, Gardner who charged the ta.r Naon
: with committing an assault aLi battery upC
" tho person of tho plaintiff. Justice Morse!
"a after patient investigation Of tho facts, co,
"a culcd to fine the defendant Sl0i which Nj
" Porter chCeefuily paid and left tho station.
IL CAvED IN.-On Friday afternoon pO
IN tion Of the sewer now in course Of constructiC
Of nloug Eighth street eaved in, burying with
I'd two workmcn, who were engaged in laying piI
kn nF mar "