The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25

-. cuuicu NJ WasOingt0n, accom-.
ranleo .ne remains, as did the delegation
1Bg CONGRESSIONAL TRAIN
arrived about fifteen minutes after Tho
iuneral train, and The Joint committees Of
Dotn houses Of Congress were promntI
FURNISHED with carriages and driven with
tne procession TO The public square.
Mrs. Garfield bore the journey extremely
Wen. and still retains the remarkable forti.
iude which she has exhibited ever since
Der husband was wounded. Miss Molly
ana Master Harry also bear up under the
sorrow extremely well. During The time
the funeral eorteqe was passing over the
route from the depot to the catafslaue,
whleh Is Situated IN the public square,
inere was little or no confusion. While the
broad streets were literally packed with hu.
man beings. all seemed TO be IN
HEARTFELT SYMPATHY WITH TnE HouRNERs,
aud quietness was observed By all. After
The body has been placed in the public
square the gates Will be thrown open, and
The thousands OF persons now waiting 10
view the easket and notal decorations will
be. permitted to pass through.
r PRESIDENTS M0THgR
arrived IN the city yesterday afternoon.
and is now ct the home Of Governor A.
Sheldon. The late Presidents sisters. Mrs.
L1rabee and Mrs. Trowbridge, and The two
little sons OF The late President. Will also
have their bone at Governor Sheldon's re-
sidenee.
After the remains OF the lsle President
had arrived at Monumental Park it was de-
cided not 10 throw the gates open 10 the
public TO-DAY, inaSmuch as the arrange
ments were not completed. The pavilion
was finished during the afternoon, how.
ever, and the oates will be opened to-mor-
row. The pavilion is probably the finest
temporary structure Of the kind ever
erected. IL was designed by Architects
COburn and Barnum, and a large force have
been at work on it day and night since
Tuesday. IL is located in the centre OF the
square at the intersection OF Superior and
Ontario streets, and is 40 feet square at the
base. The four fronts sre spanned by
arches &c feet high and "a feet wide. AT
the base, the catafslque, upon which the
casket will rest is 81 feet high, covered
with black velvet and handsomely fes-
TONED. A long cirpeted walk sscends TO
the floor from the east and west fronts.
The pavilion Is rs feet high TO the apex Of
the roof. From the centre OF the roof rises
a beautiful gilt sphere supporting the figure
OF an angel "a feet high. The columns at
each side Of the arches are ornamented
with shields OF beautiful design, and
exquisiiely draped. Over these are
suspended unfurled flags. The centres
On the angles Of the roof are groups OF
furled fl les. Projecting from the angles
OF the base are elevated platforms, 10 be oc-
cupfs1 hy nUW-npffOrmad nnarGu Each
platform will be provided with suitable
piece q field artillery. The structure is
appropriately decorated from base TO dome
with black and white Grape. Flowers aud
flags will be displayed In various portions
OF the pavilion.
1t has been determined not to expose the
body.
UBiYeTsaI Sorrow.
WASHINGTON, September 2~4.-Numerous
kilograms have been received from all parts
OF The United States and Europe announc.
ing meetings aud The passage OF revolutions
Of sorrow aud sympathy for the family OF
President Garfield; also that bushes. will
be suspended, and religions services he
held in various portions OF Europe. as well
as in all parts OF the United States and
Canada.
SOUTH |CAROLINA's VOICE.
CHARLESTON, S. C., September "a Gov
ernOr HaygoOd has telegraphed 10 Secretary
Blaine his regrets that il is impossible for
him to be present at the late Presidents
funeral on Monday, but assuring him that
the people OF South Carolina will on that
day at their churches unite In the last public
tribute to the distinguished dead.
SYMPATHY AND COINCIDENCE FROM TENNR
sH8 C~oSEkDERATHG.
NASHVILLE, TENN, September 24.-At
the annual TedoiOn OF the Twentieth Ten
nessee (Confederate) regiment yesterday
resolutions were adopted in respect to the
President and his patriotism as profound as
their adherence OF the crime OF bis asssssi-
nation, and rendering TO his widow and or
pbaped children the condOlepce OF south
ern soldlers who recognized in President
Garfield a gallant opponent In times OF see
tionaI~ ENHANCEMENT and q civil hero IN time
OF peace, striving as President OF the United
states TO ement their closer union by wise
and conoilla,Ory administration. In accord
anee with the Presidents recommendation,
Governor Hawkins has appointed Monday
next ~ a day Of mourning. He Will at
tend the obsequies at Cleveland on Monday
next.
ENGLISH SYMPATHY INCREASING.
\ D September 24.-At the close OF
the week The sympathy elected by the death
of President Garfield is rather increasing
than otherwise. The movement In favor
OF some national sign OF mourning grows.
The Times supports the idea in prominent
paragraphs.
In many churches where the harvest fes-
rivals were to be held tomorrow they have
been postponed in favor Of special sermons
on the calamity. It is noticeable that the
Mayor OF B%irkenhead, who has written very
feelingly on the subject TO Mr.. Packard. the
American Consul at Liverpool, is Mr.. Will
liam Laird, whose family is well know IN
connection with The Confederate cruiser
Alabama.
MARX OF RESPECT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, September 24.-Tbe pro luce
markets will close at / p. NJ. Monday as a
mark OF respect to the memory OF Presi-
dent Garfield.
Americans Abroad.
MEETING OF CONDOLENCES AND SYMPATHY IN
EXETER HALL, LONDON-FEELING ADDRESS
BY MISISTER DWELL
LONDON, September PA meeting OF
Americans was held at Exeter Hall this
afternoon TO express their GRIEF for The
death OF President Garfield, and their con-
doIence with his family. Among those
present were the American Minister, Mr:
Lowell lin the chair, Consul General
Badesu, and whole staff Of the American
legation Bishop Simpson, Colonel Chese.
borough, General Merritt, Moncure ID.
Conway, Vice.COBsul Num-, Rev. DIR.
Cb.pping, Miss Thornton, and many men,
hers of toe japanese legation.
Cardinal Manning, the Duke OF Cam
htidae. commander-in-cbief Of the forces,