, 1879-01-10

the pifcede uce over the chief ufourncrs. Slowly
the eotteEc fnoved on shrorGl' the Bchun
vcmelcry OF the Jerusalem Church. Along thu
whole distance the crowd thrunEing these thor
ougl,tares were much touched by shc sal srce-
taclc. SyMpa'hctic ErccttnE: and tincoverin0
Of the lcat1 (0uite an un,lAttnl circnmstan!e IN
Protestant cUNntrirs) en.ucd whcn the hossv
uassct1. Mr.. Everett nntl Mt. Coleman. tho two
Secretaries Of tho legation: alr. hfcisn,ant.
tho Consul tlencral: Mr. Hansen, the bruthcr.
friends Of the ileceasct, and Ilarri''', tho negro
servant brought over to Europe, accompanied
the ct,tlln TO the chapel in the clurrhSaru wlera
thr bo'lv tounl ,cnro[arr Ic';ns i, t1sc mill
its removal to CeIat Croft. Mr. IaS'ofs naive
plucc, near Philadelphia.
TIE LAST FAREWELL.
One more SHIRT PRAYER Wis uttered BY the
Rev. Dr. Tho,nImou; tho few bsstanders 1olncft
In htt ri,ts exrlaRIll1ous In remembrance 1T
tfIr nlo1rnfnl hour, small leaves aud flowers
were taken lrtIT the flbrat mass srnttetcti 0vrr
tho collin, and will probably ls carefully guard.
as tokens Of lasting lovc for the dead. fnnI'-
tNeral,ic teltgraph'e messaEra. frun Eurnpe a.
well - Am*rtcn. hare expressed tn the torfow-
ing w1dpw lie universal h,mnathv At her irrfo-
arnbe Bereavement. Nj. Esarts,. fhe s"rre'
iary Of State, te!eEraph,ta hs k'n,lest re- ,rla.
A VOTE or coSpoLsScE PROM TILE aoFERS-
AEST.
4 very tonchnr tribute to tho r1emory Of
RAvnrtl Tuyfor was bestowed w the HcrHtaH
0ovetnmsnt au cn'ec'l to g,yc s III itt1a, IA
German Foreign uf1ice to the American Lega'
tfon. bears file signature Of HaFos, Bnlow, lie
Secretary OF Slate. It Is written In English,
fart causing NO little suf''risc ns ~ eo'nn1,nl.
wcrr hitherto enurl1el IN German. inst as lle
letters fr,tn the Legation are wordcd IN En-
gliah.' ibis epiStlc-t1Ie tlnur uf which dors
great credit to it, suthor-has the 1o''o*'ng
text:
Fuurtnx Orr1rE. BERLIN. Dec. 70, 1a7s.-The
undersigned has thr s.onor 10 acknn~ledse the r..
es,ps u ,he note. a.'s 81. .lay nt W: Esntstt,
arath q Sir. Na,ard Taylor. lie ha. not fa,'c.. 10
ss ssa ct'et Mho iii 81 ss s
loss, eqDnity concerning u"smany and the tnltri
States. Of 20 ds;ingni'hed representative OF his
trbe nndtrs,rned brgs TO add the expression Of
his t,crsotIaf Rrcf al the prematnre tecca*e .!
onx aaa'tca fos n, nsh r. :na
nonuccmcnt Of the death of ha,as r. .lur. the
visa and krnccfu, eSp"nnicr nf t'cFman literature
The nnders,aneI &ynl's hltnscEi NJ Ibis hoput.
tnnity 10 renew to Mr. S!daey Everett tle asstr-
snees of h; h!eh s'qsaerat.on oT nrt"~ =, ;ho
United StAtcs Of America.
1nEln NAsEsrlEs' SORROW.
Ths Empetur. ind Empress and The other
their coincidence IL the kin.lest fcr'us to the
willow. 0u the day Of Mr. :raylors DEATH
| their Mnicstiee, heafl1g that his ualady had
taken YrlTEf tlf1, lhnGlfcH W RpGGlAl tfAFll.
rer rs 10 the Minister'S condition. A. Mrs.
1nS1or arrived rather 1atn last season, SHE was
| to Dr introduced Mt Court alter the New Year:
! Through the Intermediary at Lady Ada isusscll
| tpr Majesty sirnitlcd hcr desire tn sec her as
soon as ps,aslhlc. At the private audience, whtrl
will probable shortly cnRuc at the lmprEta(
palacc. Mrs. Taylor will aRo be presented totht
| Emperor. ...- -.-...
| REMOVAL or TIE REMAINS 70 AMERICA.
| After regulation Of tho H,ost urgent affairs
Mrs. Taylor will proceed 10 tho United States
| fur tho ultimate huriaf Of her husband, ~
| whom she cfung with nll tnc dbIcs of hci
heart l am Grleved to say Mt. Taylor, o.
| ways 80 generous to others, has lctt n:
| family In rather straltcncd tirrsmstnncvs. Iii
/ was 40 confident OF enjoyment of l0n1 lie thai
he often Io:oscly remarked he could postpon.
| accumulation Ut worldly means until Il later pt
rtod. Ills books never brought Him mucfI, n
| he ono hay to inc Iii conversation Ills 'lterar,
vocatlnn, excepting his connection with th'
Tribune, had only 1ust sultltcd 10 meet his cur
rent expenses. tsuinora prcyItI tl,at asidc from
a s,nall balance ut tho 61nkrrs, tho widow pos
sesscs only tlls aatary In arrcar anu a1, t1'snrunc
policy on tho llfe Of her husband 10 the amnu'
! OF $tU,UO0. She kcctns, naturally enough, to b
| vpr7 rct!ecnt On tho inatlcr. She chertshrs Wit
pride tue hunorctl uasnc VI hcr lutte husband an
will lie Raitllud with tile lut aasi@n" her. htI"
| etcf 1t NAV turn out. II tue apprenensiofs O
her comparative poverty be tr',e, the Hover1
urnf OF I'll: United States an1 this Henerou
rompatriuts Of the great departed poet an
statesman will no doubt amply provide for til
exigeuctes cf her position.