New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

man of intellectual power he left not his equal behind
him. The memorial was ordered to be placed on tno
Journal of the Chamber OF Commerce, and copy VI
forwarded to the family OF the deceased.
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF MAsoA'n0
SETS.
BosroN, May ga meeting OF the mempoi'
OF the Bar OF the United States District Court Oh ~
chusetts was held the United States Cour'-houo'
day, In respect to the memory OF ChieiJuS'ioo -, -
b. r. Thomas presided, and f. W. Hurd was $780,. oo'
The following gentlemen were appointed N ~ u
Of Attendance at the funeral Messrs. r. H. ho"'' "
W. Paine, b. +. Thomas, j. G. ADoot'' ""u -
Browne. The following Committee was seiec~u " 40
sent resolutions OF respect TO the memory y, A.
ceased: Messrs L. K Curtis, Sidney Bartlett o. "
bott X. H. DANA jr., c. B. Goodrich, anu W. " - ,o
The meeting adjourned to meet on THURSDAY next ~
o,clock when the last-named Committee Will report
MEETING oP THE BALTIMORE BENCH AND BAR
R,ITrNoRE. Nav 9.-The Bench ana DAT Vi
tins city held meeting to-day In respect to the eo,
of CbiefJustice Chase Judge Giles OF the unDeu o''
District Court presiding. The Hon. he'eIuy ' ,
maid an eloquent tribute 10 the eminent eharac'ei %
public services OF the deceased, as worthy anu
snccessor 10 John Marshall and Roger b. Taney' Deii
his speech Mr. johnson briefly reviewed the opinio
the late CbietJustce In some OF the most important
casea decided by the Supreme Court during thc ""
Justiceshp OF Mr. Chase. Appropriate resou'lop' "o
adopted which will be put upon the records OF 'c oo'
o tbis ety and forwarded the family OF the deceaSou'
IN PORTLAND.
PoRTLAND, May 9.-ln the Onlteu 0I'''o'
Circuit Court, yesterday, the DistrictA''orne' ~
nounced the death OF Chief Justice Chase' 'uS''0
Clifford responded in a feeling and appropriate mahnei'
and bore cordial though melancholy, testimony 10 'o
eminent ability of the deceased. and expressed 'he
opiuion tnat IL would be very difficult to appoint s"o
who in all respects could supply the loss ocea
sioned by his death. The Court then adjourned.
MEETING OF NORFOLK tvAJ BAR
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSEl
WASHINGTON, May "a meeting OF 'he
members Of the Bar held at the United states Oourt
room in Norfolk Va, yesterday, when resolutions OHIO
spect for the memory of Chase were passed.
speeches were made by Messrs. TazewelI Iayot' anu
Judee Scarborough of Norfolk w. f. Giddings of Hamp
ton and Judge Underwood Tue latter in the course OF
his remarks, said
Mr. Chase ioined the antislavery party not from any
feeling OF hostility the South, but from urn reiig
- cS6,viction that slavery was concur tully
with the views expressed In these resolutions ana
my legal brethren this question, Wuuld IL hot pc Moi ~
inpro1e this sad occasion oy attempt to bury lhe
passions and preiudces Which were Cle % na,u & m 90 so
legitimate outgrowth OF our late unhappy cy war so
deeny that they shall AGAIN TO disturb lhe
trlnqnility social relations, the memory oi our
the cultivated thoughts and feelings which em,nenIg G
characterized distinguished eIder Drother "no VIC
are called upon 10 mourn
The proceedings Of the meeting were entered upon the
minutes and placed on the record Of the Court
DRAPING THE DEPARTMENTS AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Treasury Depart
ment and the Department OF Justice are draped III
mourning in respect to the late ChefJustce Chase
Secretary Robeson has directed that the War and Navy
Departments be closed tomorrow. Gen. sherman leaves
Washington this evening for NewHorS, and VIII act as
pa-bearer at the funeral OF the ChlefJustce On ac-
count OF the absence OF the Secretary OF War and the
General OF the Army Secretary Robson VIII be unable
10 20 10 New-York The President Will attend the fu-
neral of the ChefJustice in this city on Monday.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL-EXECUTIyE
ORDER.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The body of the late
Chief Justice Will be brought here Saturday night
and will lie IN state the Supreme Court Chambers on
Sunday where the public viii have an opportunity to
view the remains between the hours OF 10 and g. The
body will be placed on the catafaqUe upon which
were laid the remains Mr. Lincoln Several officers OF
the Supreme Court left here in company with other
officials to attend the exercises in NewYork to-
| morrow The following Executive order has been
| issued:
| OF the Hon. Salmon i. Chase, ChefJustce OF The
limited States closed life OF long public service,
I'M the City OF NewYork the 7tn inst, having filled
offices OF Senator OF the united States GOVetnOr OF
Ohio, Secretary or the Treasury, and crownlng
long career in the exalted position Of ChefJustce OF
the United States The President directs that the
10Th inst the day funeral and that they be draped
in mourning the period OF 80 dys and that the hdgs
be displayed at halfmast on the public buildings ana
forts and on the national vessels the day of the
funeral Of the memory OF the hlustrous dead
by order Of the President HAMILTON FISH,
Washington May 9, 1873 secretary Oh STATE