The New York herald., 1870-08-02

the reverend speaker assumed rhe ministry
~ that same congregation. Rev. Dr. Lyons
third OF . century the deceased paid due devotion
W me anniversary or the death OF his otner and ne
ped N ns CIV tne ast nigh o. MS me @ 70 per r.
the SIX managers Of the congregation who were
setting assuch when the speaker became its mInlster
and how. ne ead-wlth tone subdued by tears ana
emotion he FIT az II treading 'some banquet hal
deserted" But tins sad occasion was " lesson
easn m o. se % q wea n1ei m anI IL the
But While II shows the variety OF LIE, also sootnes
our grief for by tine teachings oi the Hebrew % lni
the assassin could strike down only his mortal ooay,
a. the dust returns unto dust MS spirit ascends
20 God. Hence he Is not dead, but niS imMorai
soul iveth. a prayer followed, and the ren2lous
ccremonlce closed with the beautiful Invocation In
IL brew repeated BY nearly all present IN ihe same
.,ihe Lord hath given. the Lord hath taken the
name OF the Lord be blessed: Amen"
hs 20 y sos men cet ooo cnse o. ne
family, other re atiyes and friends, IL was, In SOLEMN
silence, carried down the broad steps Of the house
Az tho body was beng removed from ths building
the rev. !! D. Lyons was 30 overcome by mis- Feelings
o sorrow and grief ami the excrtion required for
c niournIul dnty performed Dy him. that ne nearly
minted He retired to the dining room where seve-
rai ladies' and gentlemen by the use Of ice aud other
appropr ate m ans, restored him su,cleuty to en-.
abe him to accompany the funeral corttge to the
eematcry.
PUBLIC MARK OF SYMPATHY.
Az halfpast ten O'Clock there was q move
ment among the crowds on the stOop which
Indicated tnat the ceremonies had come to
an end within, and grand rush at once took
place toward the house. The police breasted
the torrent, and would IN all probability have been
oserw heDed but for the appearance OF the coffin,
borne on The shoulders OF the pail bearers. Tue
erect OF this apparton was instantaneous upon the
crowd. Tie rush ceased suddenly, as IL everybody
had been rooted to the spot he stood upon 10y some
Invisible speu, and silence of death took the place
oi tue hum OF voices and the noise OF Rhuillny ieet
winch mad minute before IesouIded tnrOugnouJ
the street. The coin WAS borne down the steps
aud as tue pail bearers reached the sidewalk an1
marched slowly toward the hearse in waiting at the
door The crowd uncovered their heads ana renamed
uncovered Until the colin had been placed In the
heaIse.
THE FUNERAL COnTEGE
marched down Twenty v-thild street TO Sixth avenue
proceeded aud followed on the sidewalk by an I'm
mense crowd. which kept along with the procession
until it had reached the ferry. On reaching Nine.
teenth street the carriages turned into 1t and went
towards Fifth enue and as The cortcge passed the
Synagogue the gas lamps In front or which on the
were thrown open ana were kept open unal the last
carriage In the procession had passed by. All along
the route the sidewalks were crowded.
The fact that the coach Immediately in
tho rear OF the hearse, and which contained
the sons OF the deceased, was surrounded by
police In full uniform, excited considerable COM
ment wherever the c0rtege went. IL Is under
stood that IL was 80 guarded TO prevent the curious
from getting too near the vehicle to gratiIy their
morbid curiosity. The blinds Of the coach were
kept down all The way TO the Cemetery.
AT THE CEMETERY.
On the arrival at the cemetery, which IL the pro-
perty oil the congregation anu situated at Cypress
H, the procession reformed In the same order 1t
OF tho Hebrew Church read and ervent pray ers
offered by Rev. Dr. Lyons, and the remains were
lowered into the grave amid the tears of al sur
rounding it.