Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-26

NOTgRdl utpatinehI VI otlaA ~
University. offered e remarkably
impressive and appropriate ex-
tempore prayer; after this the
Hon. Rev. James Lynch, Secretary
OF State of Mississippi (who had
eomegto New Orleans to be present
ut tie funeral1 delivered an eloquent
tribute to the memory of the deceas-
ed, and a christian appeal and ex-
horhtion to the afflicted family ard
friends.
The affecting remarks Of the gift
ed speaker brought tears to the eyes
of every one within the sound of
his voice. Rev. Thomas then con-
clnded the ceremony and resigned
over the body to the Masonic fra
ternity in attendance, headed
by the Grand Master, Recorder
John Parsons. These over L.
Casenave ESQ. pnt on the lid, and
forever excluded from human 81 ght
the form of Oscar J. Dunn.
THE COFFIN =.
which was of mahogany VITA silver
mountings, most OF which were en-
biems Of masonry, was then taken
out OF the room by the following
gentlemen a bearers. Governor
II. c. Warmoth; G. Casanave; j. T.
Casey, Collector; Geo. i. Paris,
keeper city archives; r. NJ. j. Ken
ner, House of Representatives,; ID.
c. Woodruff, Police Captain; G. S.
Sauvinet, Civil Sho-i;i~T;; s. 3. Pack
ard, United States Marshal; John
Lynch, State Senator T. Morris
! c s t er. I asp ctor Gus oms;
c. W. Lowell, Pc st N ster ;
james Graham, State Auditor; ".
P. Kellogg, United States Senator;
l. A. \. Maurice; J. Henri Bcrch,
House Of Representatives; Ari5.ide
Mary; p. T. Herwig, Deputy Col
| Iector; 3. Z. Flinders, Mayor; G..
! C. Norcross; A. Bertonneau, Assis-
tant Internal Revenue Collector;
and deposited in the hearse, itself
adorned with bouquets of white
flowers and masonic insignia.
TIE PROCESSION
then formed and led of, Mr.. Il. Il.
Baquie in advance and on horse
! back, followed by a. detachment Of
police to keep tie centre Of the
street clear. Closely following came
up Gen. :. z. Barber aad staff,
composed Of Capts. v. b. Barrett,
Z. {. Antoine, Jno. ". Marlborough,
Pr. Canonge, i. p. Williams, 4.
lie lderson and Second Regiment
Louisiana S ats Ailit "a $50 strolg
under command OF Col. Jas. Lewis.
Third Regiment Lauisiana State
Militia 80 strong, under command
Of Col. JAS. IL. Irgraham.
AIetropo.itan Police 800 strong,
headed by Superintendent Badger.
Eureka Grand Lodge \. I. and
A. Y. IL, Grand haste, JEo. Par
sons, Lewis Banks, Grand Secre-
tary. .as., u.a
Gen. Longstreet, and Gen. huS4
J.Campbell, with his staff, composed
of Co.'s. Rlynal and Street, Majors
Ray, Vigers and Meyers, and u d.
putation of City Guards. r -.
TIE HEAEsE
containing the body of the deceasc I
aad drawn by pair ofblack horses.
THE MASONIC BODY
Eureka and Richmond Lodges.
The family carriage draped, and
drawn by the 1t. Governor horses
and driven by hiH own coachman;
The officiating Ciergymen.
Governor Warmoth's carriage
with family OF deceased.
The Bearers an each side OF the
hearse; the members OF the Custom
house State Central Executive Com
mittce: the Cosmopolitan club, o!
which the late 1t. Gov. was Pres;-
dent.
Benevolent Institutions.
The Mayor. City Administrators
ind employees; Sheritfs and Keep
ers; Attorney General S. Belden,
and State Superintendent OF Edu-
cation, Hon. 7. W. Conway.
First Ward r. II. Club,
Second Ward do.
Third Ward do.