New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
GENERAL HOOKERS FUNERAL.

tcray orenO1u where It WAS viewed by thousands who
continually passing In aud out OF the building. An
extra force ~ policemen was duty under. Captain
Walsh. and times the crowd dense that "a Was
with difficulty the police could keep people moving
The flags throughout the city at haf-nast during
| the day. Soldiers from the Regular Army were on
special IA the GOverncr's Room. two standing COW
tinuaily nj the head or the coffin, which rested the
| dead name hat. sword and belt At the head Of the
catafalquc pillow OF white flowers, with the ol-
low ~ words in viocts: California PloneeTs We Will
meet the divide" General Hooker belonged 10
tins which represented Yesterday by
about twenty FIVE members among whom we're General
Francis Pinto. General II. G. GbSon tboth OF whom
were with General Hooker Mexico). Lewis Leland,
Judge Strong. General worbngton. Francis d. Clark.
II. NJ Price exc OF New-ersey. John sickels.
Joseph 8 spnuey and James s. Wcthered.
The persons who came TO view the dead soldier
from ~ condition OF life. Many officers and
priyates from the National Guard A wreath re-
ceived from Boston, the Offering OF the ItMassachuses
Volunteers, who were formerly under Hooker.
Shortly before the pa-boaTers assembled In
Of the apartments adjoining the Governors Room. Thew
follows. nearly ali being full uniform: Cen
eral Winfield :. Hancock. General Ambrose burnside,
n arAdmirai = ID. Trenchard General Sas Casey. Gem
cral Daniel Buterfied. General Charles X. Graham,
General Alexander H. Webb. General Arnold, General
Critender, General Arson q. MoCOok. General George
H. Sharpe General sweeney, General J. H. Kddoo Ger
era Gerslom Mott, General Wood, John Jacob Astor,
and Charles J.. Tiffany
Al 1I:3O the 9TH Regiment, under the command of
Colune Clark arrived the Cry Hall. and drawn
facing the -ntsnce. Other organ cations including
the sth New-JCrsey VOlunteorswh under Hooker
aud several posts Of the Grand Army OF the Re-
| public. were also In attendance. AT about 1915
D. IN. the coffin was borne out OF the
| to the hparse. IRE funeral procession marched up
Broadway t. waverey-plaCe, then 20 Fftbayc.. up
which they proceeded 10 rwenty-third-s and thence
to the church at Mad son-ayo. and Twenty-fouih-st
| The sidewalks flied with crowds Of people. The
proc consisted Of platoon OF mounted police;
Ma'o- General shalr aud his stan, mounted; Separate
Troop a. and Troop 81 Regiment OF Cavalry Of the
National Guard; Battery Light Artillery of the
Unitvd states Army; 9TH Regiment, with arms
ycrsed; the Talbearers; the hearse escorted by the
special detail from Governors Islaud; field ami stan
officers the list Regiment OF the National Guard
OF the detachment OF the Grand Army OF
tic Republic, under command OF Senior Vice Depart
ment Commander Jacob Wilsng. including The Associa
ton o: the Veterans or the Mexican Wax, commanded
! by Colonel v. i. Iidbail, with Captain Charles j.
Murphy "a marshal. and among whom was Ex-Governor
Parker. OF New-Je-sey and details from the lst and
Il,h Massachusetts, Volunteers, General Hookcrs old
regiments. General Lloyd Aspinwal General Grant
wilson, General william Niles and General H. L.
Tremain were among those who walked While TIC
procession marching to the church, aud during the
services, minute guns were nred at tVlt Columbus on
Governors IL and
Tie body was carried into the Madison Square Proshy
terrain Church al O'Clock. The Rev. Dr. Adams aud
Chaplain Tuttle led tie procession the latter reading
few verses OF Scripture. The bearers followed taking
seats at the trout the left side OF the broad sse The
relatives md intimate friends OF tho dead sat
the opposite OF the aisle Among them we're Mrs. o.
v Brainard General Hookers sister Colonel Wood.
ms nephew George II. Hanford and wife, the latter Of
whom was a o. General Rockers; j. II. Treadwe,
MIRA Colonel Wood, Mr.. Human and wife. from Pitts
aaln Mass; c. D. Gilbert. o. Massachusetts,. and Mr..
tt.o olosf haiu sfua NJ fltn
dead man Algeria 2 Sullivan and General ". Il. Pat
tct Among the oin.rs IN the church were General
smaller aud stan, General NJ. H. IcMahou, General j. H.
Hobart Ward. General II. L. Tremain, General L. T.
steson and Major P.ey. The California Pioneers sat
a., srn, seats on the side aisle. p L. LAWYER General
Uorker's servant who the only one with HIM when
lac died carried intO the church the sNoo nat ana Det
wnicn ere placed at the mead OF inc CONT.
TIE rev. Dr. Adams began the services, giving out
"Amcnca" which was sung he anno9ncHd ny ItPn1s, ,
Crrinfnians after which he said In part
GLOW rapid passage of events 10 the grsnr drama
of human history IL seems pat yestsIu.y 'nat no
whole nation was convulsef N strange and terrible
atfife Nov the has ended Inc duh SMOKE Vi inc
Hfii.as;J Lss iriied away. The thunder of cannon
has been EXCHANGED for Tho hun OF industry ana ,ne
nrIs of peace. How many IN those days vi 'umuit,
clsor audi nlood-hed have passed away from the seht
of mani The Pre sideut OF the lnited s'acs ms Sc,e
| IIeasury and how many besides-the great ana the
small-fave borne them company 10 INC grave SOl,
81 or ~ survived the shock OF arms. they hurtod
neir columns hitber ana lhiih9s, na' "ne , ,a1
another IN rapid succesfon fallen before the eoDou
..T!a Is1n Of these facts Is briefly summed Men do.
hun ne Kingdom OF GOD Ia the world Survives anu iu-
y,1ces one generation passeth away, ana ahotntr
conef but thc eternal purposes OF o,l a. I"i H.
s''ii,,, IN more Of ocsgn, order ana harmony Inc
e yce fan but the tree lives Citizens pubic qua lI
vate follow each other to the t3h d. n't ,nH
never dies and that Kingdom when " iorS
tnv ana rsace will continue 10 houfirh, 20 iohs
~ me sun aud the moon chuuie; hioio t.' W
W. I ., m ,,n thc neck Of mis- his faithful horse ana
~ horne from the field TO die. bui The sVOu n
cause, for Which lie prayed anc she" ms pioou nas
| never RI .edtd, but ADVANCED. anu 10 ""'""-s ~
| And more throughout the world -. 80, a .,,.,,
..e nave our exc tUieuts and suot
,,.re viii he for long time. la TIE "I"H' 81 SUN
~ skse io artn aud the saiesnhn' IN. Po.,,s, , 49,.
LITER disappears. n 10 teach u all OF DOW Il.e
rf,ue. h Inc iudiVi dual I3an when cohpiIeu wiz ~.
| destiny of melons an" INC "H'''@ 49,
a. or his comrades in arms and hir associates
81 ntrer ttncs AMI other places 10 tehe"Ieo snc
sxuofs OF tie soldier now lynx "n - - rr"sece and
80 nj ll country, u - IOI me III '"H -.
-, ,s ,nr, o,lv to preach that Gospel whch lLsuIts
to us a hOuOr, CORY HDc iiDno t-ii'J' 49, 49, if
/ mat once shouted CoDutnus CA w -.
/ hotiie break the silence 70 when th'l a." ~"
- and adde's. us words o. counsel, whnt WIS,
tllnn cOuid they utter than that We shOllu DC
wiecly prepared fer lie neat event WI zen DNIn ~
..gnldors audit hon irru ol your '"uu
reo beyond ull when pressed ~ itn.fhi rS''
fne lags Haii-naSt the iuinulo gum the Suh.d '
The monumental uru, near, ear luis Woil' 20 ~ ". -
nurle llnsi-'Ihc sting Oi death - SIN. iehoiu ~.
I"S,h Of cod hitch iaSet the sin OF the iword
" Thanks be- unto God which S'eth Is 'no N''''''
4 through Lord. Jesus Curist.'
1 AttCr a prayer by tie Rev. NJ. Iuitic, inc hSml
Come Ye DscOnsOlste" Was sung also by request ana
' dv rs men taAen TO the Pennsylvania Depot
On Icreey tlty the special escort 81 regulars nidef ie
\ tenant Mel accompanying II, ana was tact cN'"ihr
| placed Oh board Tue "est-Doubu lI"In ~ O'"e'
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