, 1875-12-11
eUIRoRD'S BURIAL.
After SIx Years, His E'nhins Finally
Inferred scenes at the %rave


MONTREAL, November l6-Ihe burial
Of the now celebrated GuiboTd Temaius in the
Roman Catholic cemetery, IN opposition TO
pspal authority, was successfully accomplish
cd ON his forenoon. and the great question
which has occupied the attention OF the
country for some time past, as Tar as can be
seen at present, Is set at rrst forever. On yes
teriay the friends Of the institute were Iusy
all day with the preparations. EequiSitiOns
were signed, and the military, who have
been holding themselves in readiness since
the last attempt took place, were ordered for
parade at nine o'clock this forenoon. All
III e volunteers in the city, some five or SIX
regiments, comprising horse, foot and ariIl-
lery, were ordered for duty. Writs were Is
sued To the church authorities ordering them
to allow a grave TO be prepared aud the fun-
er.l to take place. \ hearse vas ordered for
the occasion, and lastly, in compliance with
the urgent representations of The Mayor,
TIE STONE SAKCoPHAGUS
\ men IdtL Lttl AtldAb was tsb14ANANAAN- a%A-'-
the maker Of il ordered 10 be in readiness with
a more simple con'rivance for securing the
remains after they were put down, VIZ: y
large quantity Of cement An attempt was
made to keep these matters secret, Int Of
published all The news that was necessary to
set the news in motion, and on this morning
nothing else was talked Of but the Guibord
burial The morning, however, proved TO
be dark and wet, and altogether about as
disagreeaJle as it could well be, even at this
time of the year. This, Together with the
fact hat the precautions taken seemed TO in
sure p,uce, damped the aTdor Of the multi
fuGe ard kept down excitement At half
past eight o'clock on this morning the Chief
| OF Police net the Mayor at his residence and
received IN. instructions. IN accordance with
which be marched ont a force Of sixty men
! armed with snvdrr rifles, and forty unarmed
men to escort DE hearSe. They matched up
| in secrious to fle Portestant cemetery, and
formed IN front C the receiving vaults. At
| TIE PRoTEsgANT CEMETERY
There were very few people. 4 few strag-
gleTs Were along the rosl, and riding mp and
down were the Mayor a,d Judge Coursol
The police had commenced % ile in at an
early hour in various small deaehments. un.
til 100 men were collected. Besides he fo.co,
the detestiyes We're present, hut outside q
the police not more than fl fly perOus were
on the ground. The Institute CaIpdirn VA
represented by Mr.. Bosseau. who d,IrardeC
the body OF joseph Guibord. Mr. SPTiFgin
then entered The vault and brought it forth
but 10. until four cctfus had b,,n3isturbed
The coffin was bro ught out and Air. Bo.ssea'
4, nanded Of M SpriEEius wheher or no
this was the c, fin containing the body O
Joseph Guibord, which had tttI drpuSIte
On The % of Sep,e mber. Mr. S,riggIns It
, lied that it was. Mr. Boisseau tlrn thunkr
Sir. SpriGgins Tor the caye he had aiken Of h
= remains and the procession proceeded 10 n
Roman Catholic cemetery, where consider
able amount of Interest seemed To b. take
in the proceedings. The Cote des Merge
> road was crowded with pedestrians and cai
riayes, and not a Jew ladies were TO bc ser
T vending their way TO the cemetery. IN
I great attraction seemed 10 be The graY'
which was guarded with a detachment {
nolce and a seI seant. Dir. Reid WAS bush
engaged IN