New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

4 william c. Fallon. william ). Barron
Il W. L. hnHs'
me pnIS 5re's hSgp, G,1nc,tr,cs " wrtenson
i j.. o'Rourke, John Thornton,
l., I'm mut5gi picter, !Iobn ju sheridan.
owen Sheridan. II. Marsterson,
| ia; sneridan' 1os H. hSSI1uUeN' Notw
James Milan, NJ. Croften,
Thomas Britlen' :, I,s suITvdn Hngbs,
RaSt y ,o HSrIi' Gonneiy'' F. ConkIin,
James Fltzsimons. I. Seulley'
Inas: mas. SiimatlhI Gn,aIiI r. la nSI1 McI61tvr.
j. Cassins, L. Fitzsimons,
7, o3inns, Ga1,. "a u HnrIeyy' Hng%Isey'
B Riley. J. Malone,
4 John Gerry, =; r. P1ian' Ptis'
4 James Berry. T. sullivan,
NJ Cannon, h sullivan.
'uo' N.o"'ii'
/ ire ,aaait. mda RSPaTea,' EC,SnaIi n pononu.
James Wynne Philip Gninth,
John 3nnn, Jol,n upJ' RaIpnJ'
/ John ionIey, James Cieary,
1 y. huly, MeCaIty'
T. RlddIe j. Galligar.
p...o,o,,.o f ,,o No, yorl, Aosooio+od p,oss
I -, D. ...oo;o+io, ond tho ,,oriors
-. - hh+ nm t,o oa
l'i' " 'H'o Ill. - .ta -
IL was oiiy "slA % n''li 80 .ua't
anu tno od +h oisIo
Al, Lit co1.,
,'i " 80, I'D tt, ,oorIo ,ha for
tI a1 horr LaJ Gno1 oDcrT inch a sroco
i'lOio ~ In .ti. asa1 1n. - tIo oontor 90
eA0'p' eHo .,,, 80 .,oir toot
,no "0n' i''' ~. Gu -
tt ~ pa,' H., Wa poocbor Dr Fdword Reecber
% w ~ Oil, 90 ,Io 1rIit ef+I-ot hi
'1;'. C,,.ra ,d prof Roswell n uitcbcoct or
A., -, 1r,ooIo,,ioal Soniror, Tbo tro,sveruo
--o a. -, - 90 .Io oLrob ,oro rooor,,od
% s,.o-4ar. 90 ,Io i,itod ,,,,os+s psi
- C,a,+ cot there iunassi,e as nsuaI tba ohiect
s oor, crr;ors eyes and of many grateful feelinos
r. ,ta;so, .i,grt ,,h;cL rro,,ntod bis attendance
W. prosidont,Cofo, tbo Hon Henry Wilson Vice
p.oa;Jon+ oIoct ord Con ReII,non secretarv of|
Uor were ON bis,ripbt Cov Hoffman and bis staff
n,ore ON Tho loft Tho limited States Minister To
t,ro,oo ,fr wosbbrrpo v,as tbera also Senator
co. ,oorl ornosito al,ooot f,co to faca
,y;,l, Bic ooIoao,o senator Fonton vbo a. one of
,,ii ,,,;a =, tbo ais,o
M % NJ, Trso,, and Connocticut ware
;t,, tIoir sr;tos Con Rabcoclr was in ar
tendance ON the President. Senator Scburz sat in
ono of tbo front news with Mr.. Mapton Marble.
uvo, Hall nersonaIIv supervised many of the poice
orroroornonts Tho Movors of many other cities
tho Co,nro ConrcI Of NevYorl, with their official
,os ond badoes. tbe delecotes from yarous clpbs
"a ossooiotions tbo LONG nrocession of editora
- -, oor,rositors nrossroep and otbor
- fro,, Tr,p Tp,p1r,sp establishment. IN.
yy,.J5 CIt. ,t ro,,o,ors of ,,rors ot,, iorrnol
and Tho journalists from other places. were more
.bon ororoh IN fll all tbe remaining seats and tn
oro,,d tbo.oielos
7. - :, On ,vbor all ,voro nlocod and tho
.,,;ooa hooor nth Tho ,,orfornance of Cbonip,s
lS,ronoI Nar,b b,, Dr william Rcrce under yybose
l;,;, .I,o ,,s;o of rho do,, ,vas yiven Tben +be
,na,,ot obo,r of tbe Church of 81 urancis yavier
! nLo1,tod tlo " De profnndis - and DR. Cbanin read
selection from the Holy Scriptures. There was a
go. for = ,,oment bcfora the organ vas hoard
-; "a = s,,oot and rinci,g voico hrol,a ont in
i'at ,,,a,a CON-, ~ fatb and tenderness and tr;
- "Ttno,v .bo+ INV Podoemer Jivetbp II vas
ya Klooo who maid This last toncbinO tribute to
ona whom she ,hod long known az a dear personal
friend. Only those who were most intimate with
Mr.. Greeley knew in how many unexpected direc-
.;ors b;e svmnatbies extended "Nan of war; IA he
vos be had conceived strong regard for this esti-
ob,e lady he smoke of her often in warm terms of
roioo ond durino his sickness only little while
hofore no died talking of remarkable women whom
bo had kpown he mentioned especialIy two of whom
his onnion was very high these were Margaret
Enller and Clara Louise Kellogg. It was no mere
artstic sentiment Stherefore, which Miss Kellogg
threw into the diyinegsong] which she poured
pnon the ears of that great audience west erday
There as grief we are sure at her heart for there
wers tears in her voice. When she ceased sense
=, ;rnross;hlo Tenderness seemed difused oyertbe
,rhoIo horse Mr. Reeober,s address was in full ac