New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

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,sy haa aeain and again been recalled his MIND ana
more than once in my hearing been made me sno
y that the light shall not be clear nor dark su,
shall be one day Which shall De- known 70 .no aysr,ne
day. nor nights but itshall come to pass '""' Nv
''p, yening time IL WAS indeed, light for HIM ana
n liz brow il shall be morning without conds.all
light and love, aud so,y o. oTS 'i
H. and the Lamb shall be the hgnt tnereoi' Oh. =
VIZ 81 Ia rlpryeEfI
And so bid farewell to thee, brave Ihones'' hooe
hearted friend! The village OF thy birth, weeps' To-Day
for one who never caused her pain before The
OF Essex" 'is gathered at thy grave. MASSACHUSETTS
mourns thee as son who has given new iuster W ner
historic page and Maine not unmlndful Oh ner jo h
hera9ee in the earlier gores ol se her municipal halls
With richest saddest robes TO do honor 10 my e. in
England from sops 70 fbe illness that the
6aiI6wed memories Of Leyden and Plymouth Inc
refuge and the rock OF her rgT s rreat and glorious
nation IN all its restored aud indicated union Partakes
ts r,ae schools of the esoated SOUTH the children
even now, chanting thy requiem ~ hundreds
Of comfortable homes provided by thy bounty ,ho,
the poor Of the grandest Guy ny ,,v memory
world even now, breathing blessings on NY
The proudest shrine of Old England has unlocked s con
secrated vaults for thy repose Inc whose
home is on the deep" has borne thee as conqueror 70
thy chosen rest; and as passed from ,so 70 vide az
IRON fST o sSa 20 CHARITY ha. significance to the
memorable saving OF the great funeral orator OF an,
sepuchre and not only the inscription upon columns
in their land point OUT pu, , tn ,orv one an
MnTrtten mr. memorial OF the heart" And now around
thee assembled, not only surviving a ,,ends
old companions OF thy youth, and neghoors ana
NJ thy marer years but votares Of science ornaments
OF literature heads OF universities ana acadees, G
most men of commerce and the arts ministers OF e Gos
State ali eager oune In paying such HOMAGE r ran
of grand but simple benefcence rs heitner .nia
NOR fortune : nor learning nor genius eouu
ever have commanded. Chiefs OF the kep oa
royalty are not absent from thy bier Nothing s want.
ing to give emphasis to thy example N0tnhs orhv
E Ill up az %Gsaff earthly com
pare for a moment with the supreme nope epa dpy
which we oil hnmDly ana defou the pangs and
the pageants Of time shall I'LL be ended anu tne Ee
awards of eternity shall be made up tnou cnnSnsror
through Him who loved u.s.! -, 49,. ,oh,a
And so we bid thee farewell, brave hohes'' hooie'
hearted Friend Of Mankind
II IA oeneralIy known that the speaker was warm
personal friend Of the deceased and had been among
the few gentlemen to whom Mr. Peabody unroiueu MS
plans for dsposng Of his great wealth. lie uehVereu 'o
eulogy in the elegant and graceful manner so wei
known TO those who knew him in political lie years ago.
thou oh IL was remarked that he had lost something OF
tho energy and force which then characterized his
publlc addresses Perhaps this was due IN
part to the occasion, for throughout his address
ne was ysbly affected his emotions max his tribute
touching and tender and gave his hearers fuller appre'
citation OF his sentiments TucKermans anthem, Iher
sun shall no more 60 down." was sung by the chor Mr.
Marsh offered appropriate prayer ana the service was
closed by the singing watts's hymncommencing IN
vail thy BOSOM faithful tomb" aud benedlctloh Dy
Mr.. Marsh.
The galleries were now closed the casket carried
by IL stout the church to the funeral car out
side minute guns were fred the organist played drge
and the formation OF the procession was begun what
had been a storm Of moderate proportions when the
services begun had changed TO violent, bllndng
snow.storn, and the procession was hurredly formed
under most unfavorable and uncomfortable eircum-
stances The relatives the Prince and his SUITE the GOV
ernors members OF the staff Trustees etc. we're hurried
into carriages and at O'Clock the procession moved In
the following order:
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
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NV Nj sij 81 $ $::ii Command T'@' Of
Pail Bearers, ssu. %ss" q 3. I.S Robert c wIs.sop
iIs" SS;I 5 ri Tll Milton a.r sl.S s.of 5AA
jane. / H aS', ,;s9s Nah. aSs., Th 4.
''f Hon :" iI.n %v1 Poor "r't he lion. Gsof.s
E' $i,i u II Ss.': >: go.
s st :;s s s:: !: Funeral i ;;'i;; S9,'.
G %sSs, Of 3 c." = f aasSi Of
The Family.
Royal Hi ghness Prince Arthur etc; se
Edward IhOTHtOu s'q,. C. b. IL B. h'' Minister
HI. E.,.,eue the Governor S M,,;,.ha..t,; AID s.h
His hI sSa me q: h Sss; aud stat
Aged Citizen, Of Pescd Companions and shOOma Of George
...- Peabody in bis Boyb9od.
f:,s.sy fdd: :.,,., ST@ s,.a
rust OF the Peabody Institute AZ BaiiIHofe
omesm ofths M,meLus.ti. Historical Society.
o6cers Of the MARYLAND Historical society
and Cooperation sd Trustee. Of the Peabody Fund Of
President and Corporation Trustees Of The Peabody FaDi Yale
Trs.es. and omesrs q Pallp. Academy at AadO'sr
Trustee, Of Public Lie 5 At Gs eIso,o
- Trust Trustee. q Public Libr,rT :, N.sburypcrt
Trustees Of Public Library a, TheiioEi, Vermont
President Of the E,sI InsiIuis. salem
F f:... .. of r. s F..S se, s.ss ssif ..s
with til. s:i c sf 'Psis csSy s
the Lieutenant Governor aud Executive Council Of A.'
T. The Mayors ofths Cite, of
POr,sHd Baltimore BO'toa salem NsTeaPpor Lynn Lawrence
Presidents Directors and Supentendsn Of the Eastern Railroad and
Delegation Of The MARYLAND Lee ..turs
Committee. Of the City GoTsrnmsn Portland Baltimore Boston,
E,yrrua.e, ofp.a5ody ir.i,ute Ofps.body
Members Of Lyoeum and nbay Committee Of Peabody lh'as Of
sect,u Town COMMITTEES, School Committee. and clsn.n of
-
S.eetmep Town Committee School Committee and Cergmen Of
Peabody.
Of Lyeean aud Library COMMITTEES Of Peabody Institute
Peabody.
guests citizens individually In Organised
bodies. ....
The distance from the church 10 the cemetery Is only
half mile, aud detour made. passing through the
principal streets 1t dismal in the carriages,
and one could hardly get glimpse OF the decorations
through the binding Many Of the dwellings
we're tastefuly trimmed, including the house in which
Mr. Peabody lived In his boyhood. This is two story
wooden structure, which was transformed into
hotel, known as the Peabody House many
years ago, and has been patched up several
times 1t is now occupied by private families.