The New York herald., 1870-04-02
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL q l87o-TRIPLE

stration owing to anonymous placards appearing
he funeral q the victim os his love of Liberty and
9, rne nauona. @ Independence VIII take place TO-
On the door OF the house OF the deceased there ap-
peared placard which read tnus:-"H llved Q
Bo9r1on, the only loyal one OF mis- race, VINO for
p" Ths funeral was perfectly non-p0iitcal. IL
was at the expense and conduct OF the Masonic lodges
member. The line was opened By thirty policemen
or agens OF public order as they are called here.
These nad no weapons OF any kind Visible put eaca
under mis- great coat, as an incident which occurred
% the cemetery gate subsequently, proXed. Two
lowed with lighted candles; then O band OF music
and twenty more policemen. Next came the nearse
readers must know that hero the hearses belong to
tho cemeteries and not to the undertakers. IL had
gass sides aad top 80 that the CONN coo,d De palny
ceded BY two OF the Acaldes Of the Barrier Iho
coffin was Of bronze, and said to be AN exact copy Of
that In which Enrique's btterest enemy. Narvaez,
WAS buried. On the colin were place the sworo,
Generals hat and sash Of the deceased, MS Cr0ss
Il was SAID that when the clergy went to the house
with the mention TO JON In the funeral ceroinO'
Sss hey oes 20 a. 81 ne sDau
room that they tooK away every emblem OF the
Cnurch, and refused to accompany tne body.
One worthy 0ura, however, Sehor Pullido yOun-
teorcd to perform the last rites, ana accompanied
the procession, walking arm. with the Duxe
oinlas (long black ribbons attached to the comm
were borne by four leading frsemasons: some lew
tue Masonic hodges, walking six abreast, foi.
lowed; then another oand OF music, l.5oo
to 0Jo citizens, and about twenty carriages closed
the PROCESSION. AS the body Left the house the
bands plased funeral march, which they changed
70 the .Maiseil!aise" on entering the ruerta del del
present Munster VI taS INTERIOR IN the balcony Of
the rrnsips Loud clsppiag 81 hands IRON IN Ile
cries OF "psteya M0n.peiss,er ~ ("Death to Mont
pensi6f p') Caused commOtton In The crowd and
Lhey began to runs but tae police and the better DIS
posed people quickly restored or0er. Nothing par.
tIcuar occurred during the rest Of the route until
the arrival at the cemetery, when an incident oc
CURED which proves the dangerou. eenents az inns
moment existing IN M 1rid society, and the neces
sity OF extreme clrcumspection on the part Of the
The ceietery itself could NOT hold tenth part Of
the crowd an xious TO Obtain adnlttance and when
full the police kept tine gate and refused 10 lot
any more pass One workngman Ia hts anxiety TO
policeman, wnom he Immediately struck IN the face.
Instantly the policeman ana ms eghteen or twenty
com panons a. the gate drew fner reyoiyers nus tLe
rev0vers the hands or the crowd. Appeals TO the
sacredDess OF the spot and tue soenny OF the occa-
sion on the part Of some present restored caimness
and prevented what, Tor auGht we know, might
have been the beginning OIL another revoiutlon, or
rather the completion o. tnat iels unnnisneu III sep
but was suggestive. IL Is not recorded Ia any OF the
papers but was mentioned to me by an eyewitness
The priest Puldo performed the funeral rites OF the
Roman Catholic Church, anu tnen all that was
mortal OF Don Enrique de Bourbon was paced IN
Of the inches aud his friends lett the cemetery
dressed by soue OF the republican deputie5, VINO,
however, most properly avoided any effort 10 excite
Nothing has of1lcially transpired as to law pro-
ceedlngs against the Duke OF M0ntpensier. WAC re-
mains here, but who, It IL said. will shorty remove
to Seville His own orgaus MAINTAIN studleu re-
serve Almost everybody seems to think all his
hopes OF tue throne are at al end.