, 1874-03-17

The hymn was sung by tito whole oongrega-
tton. Tho only original uttorauoo WAS
TIE FINAL rnAyEn,
which camo before tho hymn, whtoh was as fol-
lows:
rnle over Us for good. Teach ita Benutors wisdom,
and give 10 oil it's psoplo spirit Of prer patriot
trust not in any u flesh but IL t',o living God.
Raise UP wi'c and faithful nle to guide IN tho place
sorveo from ho snaohsared aud ioya 3scargs 3 ssfo Of
ha grcnt oieo; md, oh God, teach US II, our great
loHs, tho full lessons Of ha emlncnt and faithful life,
that gratitude mny bc asteated by our dedication
Of ourselves to Thy truth and thy law. Wo
thank Thee for every g'tt t9 him q example Il
a ~ns mean and for a"rrpbo ss0in ncerS
for hts pleading tho ca,,He Of tho downroldcn nt is
heoasin tho sigang Of the saorrowinl bis zcnl for
iotty pnsl'oso Which Inspired his servco 10 10 liz liz
ss"as aT sne as' , as smesss sss: ID s H. a
living to the people q this land. ioycai in tho
Purge, us from sll relf-reching connHe's. reach
" to. honor md to trust only them
wo e @ hss md Eternal sna }ss }a
TINT We may all five mindful of our duty, aud cur
trust; and whiting on thy will TINT WHOM wo l1avo
science nnd n tho hopet.t nrihcr death life, nor
our Lord.
Tie crowd then slowly passed out, ard tho
pow Which Nlr. Sumner occupied waB entirely
stripped Of its decorations before itB occupants
had loft 1t. Tho procession
FROM THE CHURCH TO THE CEMETERY
WAS composed of about 100 carriages, and about
], 900 colorea citfzens, who followed OH foot. An
immense throng lined the street on either Hile
and tho lags on all the public Ind many private
buildings woro placot at half -tnnBt Tho CITY Hall
was handsomely decorated by order of tile
City Council, and the lnarkB OF respect wero
universal. Tho head Of tho long column reached
the cemetery at half.past s. and ontoring led tho
WY among the winding paths Of tho grove, be-
Bido Which
THE FALL BEARERS
placed tho coffin. At ita Immediate foot wore
haIpll Waldo Emeraon, Dr.. Holmos, and Vice.
President Wilson: Around thes6 gathered tho
head rus a beautiful cross Of Ivy, aud
sheaycs OF riponed wheat aud violetB, 4 spnce
was ropcd in sufficiently large to enclose tho
olilcla! moulnrrs, mud untsido tho linca woro
thousands who Ind gathered to witness
THE FINAL CEREMONIES.
All stood with uncovered heads. Tho Beryices
wclo lesun By choir OF forty voicos from tlo
Apollo wllo sang tho ode '1ntegor Vitp,"s THO
ritual wns then proceeded with, aud the services
woro tho moat affecting OF tho day. Tho sun
Ind act, and tho darkness WAS cloalny In as tho
place Of Summon.
Boaroa, March io.-Ths obacouies OF Senator
Sumner toht place at half-past 3 o'clock this
afternoon ut Kings Chapel. Tho remains wero
conveyed from Dorio Hall in q hoarso drawn by
four black horses, escorted by forco Of
mounted State Conatablos, followed by procos-
sion Of Executive ard Legislative authoritieB,
CONGRESSIONAL Committee, and delegation Of
United Statos officials, municipal authorities,
and other bodies.
TIE rA1L-BEAREns
wore ox-Goy. Clifford, ex-Gos. Bullock, ox-Goy.
Olal;n, ex.Goy. Wasllhurn, ex-Chief-Justica
Digelow, N. P. Dankg, Robert G. Winthrop,
Charles Francis Adnuls, john G. Whittier, anu
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
tho stops Da1dwin's Band played the dead
March III SAUL" The procession pasted down
Beacon street between masses OF people, which
it required the vigilant o1ertions Of n large
tie street. rrocoalng tic MayoT wsso of toll nen, Mn
who boro
A Massive CHoss
0 feet in .l.ejght,. composed Of callh lilies,
camolias, lilies Of to valey, ylolets, and other
sGSo exoss1i f., At tue bass in bod oi ~hto
native city and homo"
Arrived at the church, tho remains were con-
veyed slowly down the aisle and deposited III
front Of tho altar.
TIE SERVICES.
After tho organ pellde, the Rov. AIr. Foote
I I'M tho resurrection anil the lfe, saitl, The Lord
He who bciiaEeth tn Ne. though llo dead, yet
slall he live, and whosooSsr A'eth aud beeveth in
Then followed
know that my Redeoner Iivesh, aud that 1Io shall
stand at tie latter ay upon tho earti aud though af
tor my akin worms destroy hE body, yet ~ my aesH
nnd carry nothing ont. T4E Lord gave aud the
Lord takeh away Blessed be the nn'ao Ut the Lord
yield my spirit"
.Mr. Footo thcn read the 99th and Goth Psalms,
tho choir chanting alternate passages. Selcc-
tions from tho 18th chapter, First Corinthians,
III tho burial service, were then read,
after which tie choir sang Mondolssolln'a an-
thom, Happy md bleBt arc they who hayo
endured for. though the body dies, tho soul
shall 1.-Two forever"
Mr.. Foote then read passages Of the service
beginning 'A1an who III horn Of woman bath
but short time to live, anu is full Of trouble"
Tho choir tllcn sang "Loayc God to order all
thy ways"
Tho prayers of the service followed, after
douo."
Mr. Foote thon
PRONOUNCED TIE nESEp1cT1oN,
md MendolsBon'b funeral march was played
upon tho organ as the remains were removed
The procession then reformed. aud the cortcge
slowly proceeded through Bearon aud Charles
streets to Cambridge bridge, and thence to
tlount Auburn, where it arrived shortly aftor 6
o'clock.
At THE GRAVE
the Lords Prayer was recitcd by the Rev. Dr..
Sunderland 4 CHOIR OF forty male voices from
Eho Apollo Club sang aomo appropriate music.
aud the beuedlction by tue Rev. Mr. Footo
closed
THE LAAT SAD RITEB
paid to tho mortal romainB of AlasHachusettB'
aoDior Senator uld Doston's ilonorud son. !.
III accordance with Gov. Waahburn's procar1a-
lion, tho bos wore tolled during all tue tims tho
procession wan moving.
A yaat crowd gathorod In the vicinity OF tho
State-H House and Kings Chapel, and lined tic
route Of the procession.
THE CAUSE or b11s. SUMMERS DEATH.
Tho autopsy Of tho bo,ly Of Senator sumner
'sas ,nade BY tile physicians this morning, and
mado public, rs foslnws Tile loft coronary art
cry III considerable portion Of Its longth
"as 30 much ossiiied tllat its calfbro
saY diminished at least ono-llalf. Tho
right coronnry was slightly atharomatous.
md considerably onlarged. Tho cayitlos OF tho
heart wore dlatod, okpecinlly the lower third Of
t1a 1nft TlIa ,pn1Iu of tI,,u ri