The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-15

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the Department OF Public Works Of Congress, Of the
Tax Offices, OF the city government and OF the
Masons, the Medical Corps, the employees Of the
Custom House, OF the Sealed Paper Offices and
Criminal Judges. Then came the persons who
compose the Santa Cecilia Society, the members or
the German Club then the employees OF the Fede
raj district, the neighboring projects oilcers OF
full grade the chiefs OF the army, the employees OF
military headquarters, the generals and the City
Council.
drawn BY T4E1 sss5 SSs sg HassT With black
housings. Messrs. Luis velazquez, Director OF the
School OF Jurisprudence; Alexandra Garcia, CON-
mander Of the Plaza Manuel p; Izaquirre, Treas,
OF the City Council, each carried one
Of the four chords that hung from the
mourning, held the brides OF the horses. The ad-
jutants or Mr.. Juarez and a company OF the First
Battalion with its band escorted the poay, aoe
and drawn by four iron gray horses. TINS was FOL
lowed by all the Congressman VINO are In the cap,
Society, multitude of lawyers and merchants ana
lastly the members of the Cabinet, the Diplomatic
Corps and the provisional President OF the Republic.
THE MILITARY COLUMN OF HONOR
The procession was closed by the column Of honor
commanded by General Alcerreca, and organized III
the following manner-
General Agustin Alcerrcca with four Adjutans
The band of "zapadoresn executing various funeral
faS % e Gss Sm Lone four col
Day YIN S Mcr WIN hs s s Humber
OF men and the usual ammunition, commanded
' 4epss with It's BAND and d1idea ' 'e"''A'
The First corps srst VIII band which
The First corps cavalry with its commander at ITS
Eleventh, with squadron commander at is head.
Sixty private carriages followed.
The "Plazuela" de San Fernando was surrounded
the trlumphal column, which was rather made
quate, and arrived under luxurious awning
adorned with Grape and carpeted with myrtle and
In an angle OF the garden was raised funeral
monument, of Greek style, which resembled on
small scale the Panteon, and was covered with
black Grape with gold fringe, which was suspended
from two rows OF columns OF Ionic style: In t the
q trophy OF tri-colored nags, prominent among
them the national eagle drapedln mourning. The
comm was placed upon funeral urn covered
the upper triangle could be seen the Alpha and the
Omega, symbols OF every beginning and Of every
end and on the pinnacle vi the cataalque the bust
THE TOMB WAS SURROUNDED BY LARGE CANDLES.
| On both sides OF the exterior were displayed two
| magnificent vases Of alabaster, from which arose
two thick c0lumns-the Od0r OF the incense and the
perfume OF the myrrh. In front OF the monument
was placed the standard of the Battalion Supremos
| Poderes''-the national banner draped and In the
centre OF q guard OF honor. All the walls OF the
| merinO and adorned with branches and crowns OF
cedar anG cypress. The high tunctionares of the
| federation the congressman, the employees OF the
different public offices, the delegates OF the resident
foreigners, the generals chiefs ana officers OF the
| garrison committees from the States OF Puebla,
| Mexico and HidalgO and a great number OF guests
sat down promscuousy in thousands OF chairs
placed in the lateral streets OF the "plazuela"
STATESMEN AND OTHERS AT THE PANTHEON.
On the right OF the catalalque the members Of the
| executive power those OF the Diplomatic Corps,
President and the representatives OF the judicial
power and OF the Permanent Committee OF congress
were seated in the following manner:-Mr Lerdo
and Mr.. j. M. Maza on his lett. These repre-
sented the family Of Mr.. .Juarez MT. Lafragna,
son, representative Of the United States
and senior Of the Diplomatic Corps; TO the
LEFT Of Mr. Maza General ms Minister
representative so Of SPAIN '' Then followed NJ.
+. Mejia, Minister Of Finance, with Baron En-
Minister Of Public Works, and Mr. Garcia Gransdos,
Minister from Guatemala. Then Mr.. Alcaraz, Chief
qe q e snd GEN.
eral Commanding, Alexandra Garcia, and at short
distance Colonies Diaz, Armendaris and Novoa,
OF the Interior and to his right Mr. sanchez
Azcona, President Of the Permanent conAittee OF
TWELVE CREATIONS WERE PRONOUNCED.
That of Mr.. lglesias was a model OF sentiment,
| Of noble moderation and OF uneXceptionable cor
worthy q Bossuet Of Massilon and q Bour;
| lie
patriotism and an expansion OF national gratitude
towards the hero OF REFORM who was the illus.
nus 81 U" ana
perorati0n, which fully reveals the superior soul
and intelligence Of the young and eloquent orator:
the Masons OF the National Mexican rite, was an
enth1sastic p pane. Of Mt; ISareS ,, which
with his death he has redeemed u.s." That OF Mr..
J. M. Vigil, who represented the press OF the Capt.
tai was sincere , homage expressed IN noble pie
press always unlimited freedom That OF Mr.. J.
M. Baranda was a short but feeling and spontane-
Gus acknowledgment OF the Mexican philharmonic
Society, which was so generously protected by the
President, the Industrious patron OF education: That
OF DIR. Moran was tribute OF the EscObedO Medical
Society to the great patrician, and sweet tear,
tender hymn OF thanks to its benefactOr. That
OF Mr.. victoriano Morelos, orator Of the "Great
Circle OF WOrkmen" an expression OF ardent af1ec-
great man who urged. them on the fruitful
road Of education and OF work: The poem Of the
| tender bard, Mr.. Jose ROsas Moreno, was true
| flower OF ineffabe feeling offered with exquisite
Alvarez and Salvador Martinez Zurita, pupils Of
| Tecpara de Santiago, pronounced with the timid
and tremulous voice of innocence, made the tears
Mendoza was a profound reflection Of O sage and
sound thinker, at the same time the voice OF &C.
| knOwledgment brought forth from good citizen.
| SENTIMENTS PATRIOTIQUEs.
And so at the age OF sxty-nine has ended the
career of one OF MexcOs most illustriOus sons and
| patriots. Thoroughly mbued with the spirit OF lib
| erallsm, reform and independence, he has battled
with an iron will against all opposing elements and
| with an energy untiring and almost unparalleled
has brought forward and sustained those principles
OF republcanism so dear to all lovers OF liberty.
| Over and above all the din and discOrd attending
| his troubled reign there seems earnest ana
mournful regret at his departure and mingling
with sad uncertainty for the future, to-day weighs
| down the hearts of the people.
DEATH OF ANGEL ITURBrDE.
SeGor Angel Iturblde, Oldest surviving son Of the
first Emperor and nberator Of Mexico died on the
morning OF the 21st OF July, of congestion OF the
brain, leaving wife and one Child the former an
American lady, and native OF Georgetown, D. @.
Mr.. UurDide was gentleman OF rare culture and
ability refined and courteous In manners, ana per-
fecty conversant with all the sciences and general
topics OF the day. The only son above referred to
is It will be remembered, the same one adopted by
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