The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20
THE RELIGIOUS CEREMONY.
Mrs. Vallandigham Unable to At
tend the Funeral.
THE BODY DECOMPOsING,
Letter from Chief Justice Chase
to Mr.. Vallandigham.
TtLeGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The members of the bar or this city held meeting
to-day at the Court House for the purpose OF taking
action relative to the death OF Mr.. Vallandigham.
state Senator Odn, from the Third district, who Is
Q republican, presided, and delivered an address
eulogistic or the deceased. Remarks were also
made by Judge McKenny and other members OF the
bar. committee or five were appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions and to make arrangements for
the reception OF members Of the bar from other
parts OF the country Another meeting will De held
tomorrow morning, when the resolutions will be
reported and euloges pronounced upon the
deceased
ORDER OF THE FUNERAL PROCESSION.
The order OF the procession win be as rollows:-
The Masonic Fraternity.
The Clergy.
The Hcarse and Pabearers.
Family and Relatives III Carriages.
Members OF the OHIO Bar.
civil Societies.
Citizens On Foot
Carriages.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Services Will be conducted at the late residence OF
Mr.. Valandlgham by Rev. L. b. Wright, OF the
Episcopal Church. At the grave the Masonic SER
vice will be observed.
MANY ARRIVALS.
The city Is filing up with people from the sur
rounding country, and many prominent democrats
have arrived. Should the weather prove favorable
been with ssed In the State
MRS. vALLANDIGHAM
Mrs. vaandigham, now more composed, viewed
the remains OF her late husband for the first time
this morning. &e was greatly overcome with
grief, and 1t Is doubtful whether she Will be able to
attend the funeral.
THE BoDY DEcoMPosING.
1t has not been decided yet whether the masses
will be allowed to view the remains. The body
shows signs OF decomposition and is much dis
coored. DR.. Reeve, vallandigham's family physi.
cian states that in his opinion, the difficulty pre-
serving the body arose from the circumstance OF
vallandlgham's death, away from home and the
necessity Of transporting his remains twenty-five
miles, as soon as possible after death.
Adjournment Of the Courts-Value of vaIIan-
diGham's Estate.
DAYTON June 81, 1871.
From present indications the funeral OF vallan-
digham tomorrow Will be very largely attended.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURTS.
The courts adjourned to-day after appropriate
resolutions OF regret passed aud remarks were
made.
vALLANDIGHM's ESTATE.
Vaandigham's estate Is valued at $4,000 or
SAC, 600, clear Of encumbrances.
Meeting of Citizens OF Cincinnati-Tribute to
the De0d-KesOluttOn OIL SOrrOw and SYM
patty.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 10, 1871.
meeting Of citizens was held this morning in
the chamber OF the Board Of Trade take action in
regard to the death Of Mr.. vaandigham. DR.. J. L.
Waiter was called to the chair.
A short address was made by Hon. W. s. Groes.
beck In which he alluded to the high personal quail
ties OF the deceased, and especially to the loss his
death has occasoned to the state and nation at this
time. The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted
Whereas the sudden death OF Hon. c. L. yallan-
digham by casualty under circumstances OF great
public interest has awakened the sympathies or q
people who honor bravery, honesty and ability;
OF party, have met to minge their sorrow with the
widely known citizen and whereas the death OF a
citizen distinguished Tor courage and intelligence Is
always public calamity, but when this loss occurs
under such circumstances the sorrows ana SYM
pathies OF whole people are aroused; therefore
Resolved, That the citizens OF Cincinnati unite In
the deep sorrow felt by all ranks and parties In Ohio
at the sudden death OF Hon. 9. l.. Nallandgham,
ami In earnestly approaching his noble qualities
and sincerely sympathiznlg with his family aud TN
mediate friends.
The officers OF the meeting were appointed COM
miJee to escort the remains, and special commit
tee appointed to complete the arrangements
for the funeral.