The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1869, Page 10

10 NEW = ean, MONA, MAY $1, 1969.—TRIPLE ee ee A on aes on Harv’s Island, vet these were removed ‘The reverened gentleman took for 4o be beyond the reach of the encroaching Momwrial Ceremonies in New York and nor . , would be recollected that Aminidab, King iJ Bivoklyn Yesterday. Sas nthe Soret Nhe aad | Sree Am ata ek who owned the laad, would not part with enough | kings ont their forces—threatening Ahab with jor a cemetery at any reasonable price, ‘The greater | instant and utter Cg ae Fe a i x ac 4 part, however, of all, died in New York. The part | y) wh silver and gold, wives and children, Teecration of the Graves of Union Seldiers | ortne cemetery of Cypress Hil given to these sol. | Ahab refused to yield to'these aemands, Aminidad diers 1s the pleasantest in the enclosure. ‘The rows | then demanded ‘further and more degrading con- i ¥ . f graves, arranged go that they form ares of a cir- | cessions, with threats of destruction if not at once a Cypress Milts Cemetery diet neane ‘above another ver much like the seats com jied with, and Bh his army in battle array, dua theatre. The graves are as close one to the iting the return It waa then, crea aan umt Other as possible, and each row i@ separated by a while awaiting the moment when he should order pat at prey eons ae pment ot tans | ine arance, Seinen mauned, mn extoes oak seer z person, wu ing wine e two ki 4 Lhe Procession, the Orations, have (no mark: to indicate. * who lies” below; pane im and who he had su mul ‘ ized, nab, an re are @ few, andred, | wil ol some an o Scenes and Incidents. which. ‘cannot be sented, Aba” win morte | the, chosen youth woe Marael, fell. suddenly until the bodies that are there unearthed shall once | aud unexpectedly the: uncommanded and eR more obey the trampet?s call: shaee ore. however, | confident horde, Artacked them with vigor, rew a few marked with headboards, with painted letters, | them, pursued them and smote the enemy, their cemetery near tho Soldiers? Home at Gienwood ana other ocalities in whe neighborhood of Washington were decorated with yaaa ad Corementies im New York State. Povcuarrrsix, May 30, 189. In the midst of a driving rain storm the members ot the Grand Army of the Republic, the Independ- ent Volunteer soldiers, sailors and citizens this after- noon proceeded to the cemeteries here and decorated the soldiers graves with flowers. Although the main cemetery is nearly two miles distant, fully five hundred men, women and children walked thither to participate in the exercises. The proeeed- ings were opened with prayer by Rev. F. 8. Wheeler, after which addresses were made by Wil- lam Platto, Dr. Carter and Gen. A. B. Sumith, The benediction wag pronounced by Rev. Mr. Wheeler. During the day the fags of the city were at half mast. HUDSON, May 30, 1869. ‘The ceremonies of decorating the soldiers’ graves in our cemetery were performed to-day under the SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New Yaru=This Day. Moon rises,..morn — — eve 12 44 PORT OF NEW YORA, MAY 30, 186 Herald Packages. ‘Captaing and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will Please deliver al! packages intended for the HERALD to our regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Yacht fleet. The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, ‘an will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings pasa, Fae good fe ape he Associated i ati news in the auspices of the Cawles Encampment of the Grand ————— a ohare rT) my” Sa ani br AN anu “i Aree by, Undine, Segerman, from Balti- ae ELA eo ag roman Danan May ee yay ofa ape” for NYork po fs piecarsve, NY ae aight, Pilsdelpois cement,» eens “jamie "May 16-1 Daotan (a), for ATO ae, 16tn, Emma 2a Sabon see ™ (and Messina (and Hi a ieee a mM some of which are already split ne noo | to bottom. | horses and chariots and slew the Syrians with great ae pind ‘oe i Son, from Memorial Service Throughout | a few more have headstones of slaughter, so that Aminidab barely escaped with | Ariny of the republic. er was offered by Rev. | 5,897 The of epoca yachts Jawa and | y' Republik, inet 5 . a eee tar a arrival A cr procession his life, ‘Tuts was a lesson ever ay ‘be remembered | ©. W. Tomlinson, and an loquent, a and "appropriate hi Eo I ail ap AMTenanaakcatous trom EITEEROOLy aw rea Nydia, Thom Country. ie began to er about the graves in large | through life, He well remembered that begutilul sidreee delivered by Hon. Ci sels wiil be forwarded free of charge. G Putnam, ome ont, for = ¥ tae ‘They fea through tires narrow walks and glorious summer morning when seventy thou- | services were held at the cine ai he jate Colonel i Pere ay Locket, Ton! m ty BB erate Steines separat them, read every headboard as they | sand men swarmed m the avenues of the national | David S, Cawles, of the 128th regiment. About 1,500 ARRIVALS. Nose Soren jenara iar } Horie en 0), Le Tn 1 non of the graves of the De xsed. ere Was one qnromahout these in- | capital and crossed the Potomac on their advance | persons participated in the ceremonies, —— Menmurler, RYorks tith, Maakatten Senet Work» @ annual floral decors! - pated that seemed to impress them very much, as | march upon the enemy then intrenched at Bul! Run. BUFFALO, May 30, 1860, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. out ' ra (8, O a for ‘Algar, fallen heroes of the great rebellion was commem: | 11 was a subject of repeated remark—iheage. Bytar | It was a most gallant array. ‘The bauners | The annual observance of decorating the soldiers’ | _ Vs steam sloop-of-war auniarn, Blake, commander, Phila- Lae aaaia ‘erated im this city and Brooklyn yesterday, under | the greater portion were young, many buteighteen, | were new and costly, the men proud and | graves was celebrated here to-day with impressive | delphia. a) oak Grand A! ‘of the Republic. | M@By seventeen, several sixteen, and one but fifteen, | confident, the oMcers reathung with enthusiasm, ceremonies, ‘The shipping in the harbor, public (Bir), Kennedy, Liverpool May 20 ‘the auspices of the Grand Army P' Notice was taken also of the fact tyat white and |'theinfantry proud and conildent In thelr new uui- | puidings and private residences displayed’ fags at ah with to John G iviey ieee han tami oy Peamary'ah ‘The overcast sky and the threatening rain clouds, | blzck soldiers lie side by side, but Tew were dis- | form, the cavalry tmposing in their gay caparisons. | naif mast throughout the day. ‘The morning was boy ain ton B87, ‘met ina, bound whieh at intervals dropped their tears over the { posed to follow their prejudices of caste into the | all siniling, and the light of victory in the eyes of | devoted to decorating the graves at suburban : lcrigged pad sadmahlo, rid ie Y— Arrived, Kendrick Fish, Watts, Callao; : ounds that were to be atfectionately | #TaVe- Some of this throng of visitors wore | ail—the very earth shaking under their martial | teries by detachments of troops and co! tees hard steamship, b leged 1, Compete Sen enionirete a as L Bal, eRe reey mounes Those who felt a deeper interest 1a the oc- | head and the air resounding with the cheers of the | (etailed for that purpose. The leading feature of | Steamship ira feasts na Liverpool May 14 and Darla do eda yipetvedese, Gourdon,* ok Sarah 1 RL y \eedag honered by the participantsin the ceremony, though | casion than many who come upon horseback, | people whose cause coe Went forth to battle | the day occurred m the afternoon at Forest Lawn * ° shes y to wit consisting of a in monstrative than it would otherwise have been, | tamelens rave, Known to but oe vf a'i \/ho looked | and the very druumer-boys of thig ‘well appointed reps 2 Ay 4 pees erane money Wie droog ent the p seemed singularly appropriate to the occasion, | dowm upon it, decorated wilu a tiny 1. mdse an to the ip Gon May 34 int 408 von ea H a aateam- supposed to Hat out 19th—Vanj McLellan, for San Franeiseo; Bellona (a) Pinkharo, NYork Lonvonp) May 20-—Arrived, Nova Scotian is), tvrn out of the Seventy-fifth and Seventy-fourth aa jteamship eer (ey a ird, Glasgow May 16 with mdse | Quebec, for Li ag or @ peony | army—looking upon them as they crossed the long | regiments New York National Guard; United States 400 passon; Henderson Lar und, imasmuch as the expected rain did not | or asnow bali, * & scanty bouguc: vi wile Mowers | bridge, ever "dreamed of Tepulse or defeat, the very | ironns from Fort Porter; express wagons, drawn by ‘teamanip Al alah Cray. Aap Aspinwall May $2, with ites and = piratiees, Richmond, Powers, NYork. ye “ta very favorable circumstance to | Tom the adigcent wood, thought of resistance was even —_ scouted. | fonr‘horses each, conveying soldiers of the war of Basengers, to, the Jc Mail Steamship Go. "May h h Bosworth, fail, was in facta very bs ‘. When apout three Sap gs 3 Picco Sound of musican- | Any one who should have ventured | 1§12-14, sick and’ disabled offjcers and soldiers and Chat jon 74 08, oaisnaet ni ae 8 P Ssamekle Minty Abexanra Doox, May 15—Sailed, City of Mobile, Bryant, thoee who participated. The march to the cewetery | nounced the soaning. of the procession tuere wero oe defeat . would have been | wreaths of flowers intended for the decoration; car- une mice Jer, Anolowrells ee iat $1 iat 31 24, Pn ae was a very long one, and had the day been bright | 7,000 or ee fe scattered -over the neighboring | laughed at as a false prophet. None looking upon | riages with city officials, citizens, &c. ‘The ‘eere- te ‘Pioneer, Shacktord, Cow Bay May 25, with Series Strato, Naccari, NYork. “ slopes of ihe About this time tie police began | that army of patriots ever deemed deleat possible. | monies at the cemetery consisted of dirges by the toSnow & Burgess. Hi it vsterl; wud sunny there ts no doubt that much discomfort, | to clear the ground occupied by une ers’ graves | Yet because of this very confidence and inexpe- aiferent bands cgunandennes ay obs he eSEALS eooeh an fd thick weather Ki Bere and perhaps worse results, would have followed | of all spectators, that the way might be clear to | rience, this very ignorance of the perils and panics | of the day: an oration by A. V. Nichols; a poem by Bot ie bar with thiok f from the heat, the fatigue and the greatly augmented | those who were to strew the flowers when they | atid the dificulties of the actual battle field, that | A. G. Chester, &c, oS Np Maripeas, Kemph Rie feign pct came. About halt an hour before the arriv: iy of | undervaluation of the enemy, was due the defeat s sailed same crowd of spectators, the procession General Sickles drove up in inat followed. The contest catne, the clash of artis, Decorations of Graves in Pennsylvania, Pomore ype behets hip krone hatred och es Menke yng (a), Fisher, Mobile lead aod ate da ver ‘Taken as 2 whole, however, the ceremonies did | rings amd aeamGiter wens Upon the iittie Cieinoe the terrible deadly struggle, and then the panic, Tareaniiniars peda ere’ Heninahipe Ban Sacto’ Hunter, oe St, 5:30 AM AM, | pool); Abraham 5 ads "Seda Ney York wend . a oh th , | Where a flagstaf is planted, which, at the time, | the fight and the demoralization of the cheering and Gen Meade, bound out. Life ¢oatshitopeanpmnmtnnernarn saith sags the Stars and Stripes were flymg at half-mast. Here | host that Nad gone forth, ‘This was the lesson ex- | After a heavy rain in the morning the day became | “'steamshio Gen Barnes, Morton, Savannah May $7, with whether considered numerically, a8 to the proces: | ye was jomed soon after by General McDowell aud | empiitied:—“Let not him that glideth on the har- excessively warm. ‘The city has been very lively all | ™#se And passengers, to Livingston, Fox # Co, 28th, 7 PM, sional display or the magnificence of the pageant. | other officers of the army, and by Commodore Kim- | ness boast himself ashe that putieth it off.” The ran ins eA coh [aaa meamnali 1 geo hénee (or berly, who ted th for Admiral Gor- | reverend 1 1 day with bands of music accompanying the different | Fernandina; 29th, 2 AM, off Cape Hat! Heras, steamship Henry Of course the state of the weather may perhaps have | berly, Who represent tne navy for Admiral Gor- | reverend = gentieman elaborated the text ai zt . Livingston, hence for Savannah. . na 1 aon. considerable length. Concluding, be said from | Posts of the Grand Army of the Republic to the ip Branette, Howes, Philadelphia, with mdse, tod had some effect in this respect, but the tribute was ‘The procession having arrived, fifty little girls, all | every grave decorated FORSHOAy, Mga and to- | cemeteries for the purpose of decorating the sol- | Lorillard. no less becoming or appropriate, though probably | in white capes, from the Union Orphan Asylum, | morrow, let us hear the Voice saying, “Be ye faith- diers’ 1 sea Posts Scien toe amattp Commander, Brooks, Philadelphia, with mdse, less gratifying to those who were engaged in the | Were heiped from their wagon and took position | fui unto death in upholding the imperiile cause or | ‘ers’ graves. In some cases Posts were accompa- Just before the speaker’s stand. Behind these were | truth, of duty, of justice and of honor—to be good | nied by wagons loaded with flowers. The graves of Bavanuah; Brodie i, Runt bertecmy ra Suh Lyki ns x (Norw; Bry te ‘Ansty “Moretti New tea thonial at ‘ew. bre Balacia (Br), Atkin, ne Corel, Ki ig (Pensacola), Lo: SOILLY, May 15—Put in, Bosworth, Nisuollny ‘Trom NYork for Antwerp. SOUTHAMPTON, May 17—Arrived, Northern Light, Tim- mermann, Copenhagen for NYoric. SMYRNA, May 3--Arrived, Anne Duncan, Weed. NYork. ‘Trefry, Cardenas, 13 days with STooKHOLM, May 7—-Arrived, Runeberg, Fredricksen, kindly “labor of jov seventy-five boys, untiormed in gray and equipped | soidiérs, willing to put on the harness of righteous- | colored soldiers were also decorated by a inilitary | 7"god Py gph LAE Ryton | York, 3 e 4 vin the Buy of witn wooden swords, also Trot the Orphan asylum. | ness and to Go butile forthe right.” From the | company of that color. logged ‘and bey of oT eg Paar ins (ond dalled for WYorOr atthe Amentan Leeee, Pane ae The Procession, When these had taken position the disabied veterans, | graves of the illustrious aud gallant dead comes up READING, May 30, 1869. sern showing the most above water. Frow the heavy roll | (and galled for NYork); 26h, Xulla, Ward, Patcmatena which was to have started av halt-past ten o'clock, | young men in the prime of life, but one-armed and | a perfuine that fills the ‘ane irom the Atlantic to The ceremony of decorating svidiers’ aes was | and sea runni ng te water made a complete foam over her | sailed for NYork). f * oid not begin to move until fully three-quarters of | One-i@gged, slowly bobbled to their places belind | the Pacific. And the country they died to | observed here with smposing demonstrations, far | decks, showing her bowsprit when she rose on the sea. From St JaGo, May 12--In port barks Annandale, and Con- he the children of their fallen. comrades: ‘then came | save ts grateful for the heritage of freedom they have | surpassing those of last year. ‘The most extensive | '* description of herstern, being half round an light stan- an our after that Ume. When at last it did start | the soldiers, Who bore aloft once more their tattered | bequeated to all succeeding ages Of this great land | preparations lad. been made by Post No. 16, Grand Freer yp gh gpm “orestny to naan Sanding, win the there were few delays. At Union square the crowd | bate flags, some draped in mourning and some | in the future. The example they have set will ever | Army of the Repubile, for the occasion, having had tomy orary main iy stance, for NYork in 3 days. TARRAGONA, May 5—Arrived, Guiseppe, Corran, Boston ; Maria, Font, Charleston. tly a brig ri; vessel PY, of spectators was perhaps greater than at avy otuer | Wreathed in flowers. Beyond these were others of | live to guide, direct and-instigate to deeds of valor | the assistance of a very eiliclent committee of ladies forts Amterican baila; the toneacst aie hcae Aa a Se au oe, Sena cl nea tee face tal tie but the streets and avenues | ‘2° PFocession, and then thousands upon thousands | and heroisin in defence of treedou and of human | in the preparation of the fioral ornaments. A id eque from: the step aud the cargo holding it from tearing Antwerp’ barks Elwood Cooper, Dyer, for Baltimore next place along the Ime, bu' streets and avenues | of eager spectators. nights, The reverend gentleman was listened to | wreath, cross and bouquet were prepared for each | "p,tbedeoks. | % day, having completed repairs ida, tl ‘hi fine, digg. through which the procession passed were lined on ite band strack-up a dirge, and the whole assem. with deep attention to the end. grave. ef a toonfer, “Passed Giersher eri ore 72 CA7™ with fruit, ee ed April #2 ship Darid Rew (Bawart, Prentiss, —: me either side by doable rows of interested spectators. viy was husned to silence and inclined to thougut- ‘There was then singing by the choir; a recitation, ITTSBURG, May 30, 1869. Brig Henny (NG), Braua, Rio Janeiro, ~ + ; corre “pe « procentih star éh ne abOwe inthngted at akear | {uiness and reverie, Some one then started a lyin, | the “Dying Solater,” by Professor W: H. Pope, te | Saturday was observed as memorial day "in this | te Hrown Brethere & Co, "Growsed the syinior Apr Big ion | ued May 3 for Flange, to load nltraefOR RYOrk). processio: ‘ed, a8 above intimated, at abou Written for the occasion by Wiliam Oland Bourne, | proceedings terminating with aclosing hymn writcen | city, ‘There was a general suspension of business, | 3924 W. ly freight offering on the coast worth accepting are for & quarter aft eleven o'clock, and a8 the | but Jor some reason it was hot sung with the enthu- | for the occasion by Mr. Wi. Oiand Bourne anda | and many buildings were appropriately deeorated. mei acones (Be) Jeatans Demarara, 23 days, with sugar € platoon of police acting as the pioneers | S¥Sm that might have been expected. Prayer was | benediction. Numbers of the audience waited to toh Warren from kere &Go. May li iat lon 62, spoke American Ports, filed into and proceeded down Fonrth avenue | ten offered by Mr. Bourne, and the children of the | shake hands with General Sickles, but In a little ‘The Decorations in Wiscon rds Once ip, (oleta, Han Juan), PR, M4 days, n ballast May 24 AM—Arrived, brig Edith Hall, Snow, Asylum sang. time the Academy was deserted by the celebrants of M. se May 3 and oJ V Onatavia & Co, NOrleans; schrs Sarah Louisa, Mare, t= Jobn Shaman tne usual information, “Here they come!” General Sickies, who presided, in opening the ex- | the evening, as the cemetery itself at the same hour | ILWAUKEE, May 30, 1809. Reh? Robert Caldwell McCormick, St Jago, 17. days, with Weaver, Georgetown, DC; 8 H Baltimore “Here they come ! was given by numbers of smail ses nade a brief address, After atew prefatury | by ihe thousands who m the morning had stood ‘The heavy rain to-day interfered materially with ae sad ax lasses and 4 passe paper, (0 Jonae 8 th Emily Curtis, Curtiss E i ths EH Sampeon, Blake; Beta, “isrown’ ticorge 8 Adams, Baker; LW Wheeler, M Ferrin, Gibbs, and Isaac Cohen Hertz, Gray, Phil: adelphiny Ottoman, Nye! Hoboken. Cleared—Steamers Concordia, Sears, NOrleans; Ne Baker, N¥ork:: achra Thomas Sion Stiniekaon, Dickerson, town, DC; a Maria, Dean, 00, 2, Richmond, Va; Marcia S' Lewis, Lewis, Baltimore; Argus E ye Tho on; Win Wallace, Soul ant Archer & Reevos, dfrey, ied wind ees bark Janet. Boy ~Arctead, ateainer Tarifn, Liverpool: brize Chilean, ee ir placke or Wen rave ; ey ‘4 fe y “ : 23 had a heavy ule from NW. whlch lasted fur 38 hours boys who had taken possession of awaing and lamp- | je ntal uy See tena Sera Mok Chad teen ae nal Ratha iabderhin 8% il | the deeoratton ceremony, = the Een was | with great ‘Violenver during which und: dectiont seated S posts, trees, stoops and eminent positions of ali | a8 mouuments of an epoch when civilizaaon gained . a successfully carried ons. The collection of flowers me kinds. The potice of the approach of the memo- | !0re than was ever before at stake on the issues of MEMORIAL SERVICES ELSEWHERE, ; Was bountiful and the attendance large. see » # days, with produce, to ai batdes. ‘heir tears mingled with the Gowers they ‘ - - Sehr Geo ft Eneas (Br), Johnson, Eleuthera, 9 days, with ts Was Uelegraphed from one to another through | prought to the grave and bunded their gaze into the Ceremonies in Mninc. pineaj ple 1, to Joweph FE rowd, and then commenced a scramble for front | futuye, which would reveal the power and the glory | Deceration Day at Annupolis, Md.—One Mile PORTLAND, May 30, 1860. pe enowtake Havin, Norfolk. May 3 standing places. The occupants of the houses on pote rbts oboe of the government those brave aud a Half of Seldiers, Sailors, Mi Decoration day was fully observed here yester- | for Paysandu, SA. either side, noticing also that the procession had | taat those men had not died ip vain ib their effort t Took: ta, Stuart, Bermu rial miljes eaxt of mtug’ Urngnay, from Wilming! » Del, pur the conviction was consoling | men and Citizens=The Exercises—Visit to day. The Grand Army of the Repablic, escorted by Passed Through Hell Gate, ‘Areoipo: J Means, Philadelphia; schrE ST begun to move, died the windows aud Watched the | establish this system of government upon a better | Lthe Acndemy Cemetery. D - * at the Blues and imfantry, visited several cemeteries, BOUND SOUTH. various divisions oe they marched by with evident | and gurer Soundanod. they gave Mhetrlives, all they ANNAPOLIA, Md., May 30, 186. | Where services were held. ‘To-day memorial wer, | Steamship Neprne, aker, {rom Boston for New York, one STON, May, #7—At Quaranta jor wpe pee Kad been prepared it carried ont would have ron, | 24d to give, for their country. In view of this tue | today brings us again to the return of those an- | mons were preached in. several churches, and ame. | witamdse, to Win b Ciy ark Marie (3r), Webster, Norfolk, V speaker urged his hearers to so hold im remenibrance Bieamship ‘Wamsuttay ‘Pian, from New Bedford tor New the c! 2 a 1 ccasions of flora tribute to t » | morial service was held at the City Hall to-night, tue children of the soldiers that it mght not be said | BUal occas! ral ate he memory of the which was attended by the citizens generaliy. Most Yorn, wae oy redone Urocog fom Mestua mone is In the Oflin, ae: P Brown, Keon, a, and Henry a, meas saved pur aa! HONKOR, May Ben brig R F Bell, « na Pernambuco; Moe 8 ihallis from was von for ondera. dered the occasion one long to be remembered; but for tome reason the representation was Very slim ‘and the | that republics areungratefui. gallant dead of the late war. Here and there part ne preparer cri iy Saree Ape rap a When General Sickles had concluded, Master Dav throughout the country we find solemn evidences of alana cit Aas saat 3 Seas eros Biietin, Gebel tere sete NB, y no means in keeping with the spirit of the aur | g \.d ot about twelv ie ‘y BANGOR, May 30, 1569. Mary Harrie, Gee, trom Mtmiaa, NB, 7 days, for y “ spoke a few words tn benal: New Y it Si Richardson, pu jmeditanie to the city. | Alter the platoon of police | of the Orphan Asyiuin. Colonel Lansing was then | the sacrifices of human life necessary to the perpetu- | Memorial day was very generally celebrated in | “Stuy Hive Pelle Week, tee nen Ste, for New York. a he Gran a ) L 0 is “ i Hiram Bact and Deropea, from special ‘adedecamnyarmean onus aot Beate 4 tutroduced and deilvered @ short oration, which Waa | aon of our iusiitutions agatust te foul | thus vicinity yesterday and to-day. ‘The ceremonies | Y9P. Princess, Lovell, {rom Boston for Now York, with NEW" ORLEANS, ‘May SoeArrived, ap "Tranqueber, (rey eavairy, commanded by Major E. H. Kent, act. | “S,necelved. h gia hand of treason. These are the nation- | were quite Imposing and the number who partici | maser ty 8'W'Lewis & Co . Harward, Newport. ° ie ii nx ae encort to Major General Shaler, and omeers of | graves wan nest in order. The police arrangements | al cemeteriex in which the government | pated Mag very large, | Business was nite generatly. | Ree Stary A HRowiand, Fuller, {rom New Hed‘ord for New | elem coming wp Bile Caroline Davie, from Liv KiaiT and members of the Goveruor’s stat, a 2 : de sospended y\ jay ari ne: SNS SE SLCEC steamship Junti ie, Philadelphia, via were present. Next lollowed Saechenirgyt lator Bhat Were so weil ordered, there being some 260 police- | has gathered its heroic dead. Here a grateful peo- | were in progress. Schr B H Williams, Russell, from Portland, Ct, for New at hip eae, Be loxie, - Havana, rig Caroline, Davia, Mi United States marines and a section of United States | {on Bf last year Was Hof Tepeaten” Those aries nay | Ble, moved by a laudable sense of the servives of the Bark Bars (Bn, Daigon, Geinon; brig Arnold (NG), ‘ork. — Morning Star, Lynch, from Portland, Ct, for New ‘or! Spaceman; then a numer of naval and military | beep detailed to strew the Mowers took them in wn | fallen, assemble annually to lay their offerings upon Decoration of Graves in Connecticut. api iametcge et ‘ yimct hex, Laferia, Tabasco’ Tr¥pbene are oe i Executtve " nh 5 3 chr Anni uReel japman, from Mortiand, Ct, for . xé ommittee of the Grand Army of the Kepublic and orderiy way from the four or five express wagons | the graves of their country’s defenders, and with Haurronp, May 30, 1869. New NPHICADELPHIA, Fe AM. A Hh nd Morton, Matanzas Margie, McFad ten, Awindaor, NB ‘Ng; Active (Br), Robiaon, “Dorchester, NBS rude, St Joli hi, NH Fuceinire, ‘Rockland lear Hark Bara 1B Haley Hal Whitey Mi Matanzas; schre Ab- Sterenens, kine ™ ions i tliewratt ia, Lee, Newburyport; wah Merrit Boaton. PowtaNb Dy May 38--Arrived, brig Louisa Maria, Wyn- burg, € there has George & Annie, Dyer, Buenos Ayres; Isa- Monteviaeo. ba as rig Castillian. BAN F! omg May 21-—Arrived, bark Morhesb (Fr), Caunay, Marsel Cleared 21st, ak Annie Ma n (Br), Mato, Lesage SAVANNAII, Mar 2—Arrived,, bri ig, Forest Stale, Sbute, . containing them, and beginning at the lower wer, . o crave e Sat J * her guests, A piioon ‘of one-armed veterans | Yecended the hil, seattermag them on cither hand aa | Pecoming and solemn ceremouy consecrate their | Saturday was appropriately observed as decors: Schr LD Jarrard, Davis, from New Haven for New came next, under the command of Major J.T. Crosby. | tuey went. Another hymn by Mr. Bourne, sung to the | thoughts to an imitation of their patriotisin and to | ton day im tuls city, The Nathaniel Lyon and Sted- Sehr fara Elizabeth, Munete, from New Haven for New ee caer Howat -armed veter- | tine of “Oid Hundred,” was sung with far more | the memory of their deeds } man Posts of the Grand Army of the Republic, es- catafaique neu at the obscquies of Peeters Lig, | Spirit than the first one. The assembly was then | One mile anda half outwde of the limits of'tnix | corted ny the Hartford City Guard and cutafalque used at the obsequies of Prestient Lin- | Gynt: t the beautiful cold; bat as te trimmings of the catafaique (or Neerepoin cu taale rachis teaierotiee Sse Yor! Sehr Abraham Lincoln, Davis, from New Haven for New ‘orl city, On a& gentle hill, surrounded by beauti- | Colts armory band, marched to Spring Grove Schr John Stroup, Crawford, from New Haven for Balti- whai were represented to be such) Were disposed of oi ol Cemetery, where the regular services of the | ™ In preces at a soldiers’ fair soine three or four years r : ful Jandscapes: and adorned by. charming groves | day were performed. Governor Jewell rode Bch John Hickey, Muleey, from New Haven for Philadt ago it could not very well be got in trim for dse in The Ceremonies at Greenwood aad tiriving farms, le the bones of 2,503 soldiers of | ing carriage in the procession and was present dur- Schr Hunter, Crane, from Fairbaven for Philade ta. tie procession. As the one-armed veterans had | did not (uke place as it was anticipated th vuid, | the national army. This harvest of death, gathered | ing the exercises at the cemetery, which consisted Sehr Josephine, Maxon, from Mystic for New acied a8 a guard to the Honor of the nation the | in consequence, it 19 undersiood, of the threatening } upon many fields, has veen stored here, Each body | Of Prayer by Key. M. Porter Sneil, a poem by Dr. | Sehr Mall, Meady, from Groenwieb for New Y | sy omission of the catafalque was not noticed, and they . Mayer, and ao oration by Kev. J, d. Twichell, Sehr Evelyn, Burger, ‘rom Stamford for New York. occnpies its own grave. Each grave is covered with | «Aji Soldiers in the Late War.” During the BOUND Rast. appearance of the weather, were frequentiy appiauded as they marctied along, | “PPCM ICS 0 After mane, two or three wagons covered with ou ™ sodded turf, and is marked by a neat head and {vot | decoraiton of the graves the band played a solemn Rebr Lizzie, Taylor, from FI lee 3 Boston ; 25th, the national flag, came a number of givis—orpha _ impromptu Ceremonies at Trinity. board containing the name, regiment, age, time, | dirge. The graves In the other cemeteries in ihe | “#2! Taxlor. from Rlizabethport for New Haven, s0th-— Arr itn H Livingston, NYori: bark Kan- of Union soldiers—and immediately following wi Upon the return of the various posts of the Grand | place and circumstances of death. ‘The cemetery city were decorated during the day by detachments BELOW. Pa WOOD'S HOLE, May ro Arrived ship arrievurg, from , some seventyeiive little lads—sous of deceased Union | army to this city, in the later part of the afternoon, | cuvers several acres of ground, and is enclosed by a | of the GA. K. At the State Arsenal, which the woldiers—clad in neat uniiorms of gray and armed , | meat white pailing. in the centre 18 a large Nagstat processton ‘passed the tattered aud torn battle Nags | 4 Ship Nina (ir), Shoriwell, 108 dogs from Manila; was or er el # detachment of the procession left the main body dered to Boston, vy pilot vont Nettle, No 20). “auve'nests seated in large wagons. in winen were | a proceeded’ to old) Trimiky churchyard, and ae- | from wluen the uatoual colors trom, sunrise Unt Spiouuay ast acy Saye wa oe | grey Cet ee nee Cr ple et 87 we also placed the flowers Ww Hh ich the graves of Coen the tend: of toe lamenane beter Ganem: | lifeim the hours of strife borne vy brave bands to pat ; Naw Hav ES, May 30, 19¢9. 1] BE Matilda B, from Grantanaino (oy plioe boat Kdmund of the Grand Army of the Republic came in turn, ange fp ge nyc a Bor eth acre, rake trio O'CAOcE tals arternoon the wieinsiodh Sioa | the spatione graven were cones ie, occas ity a I At the right of this division was Post Phli Kearny, | OM stands in the southwest corner of the grave- | xo six, Granda Army of the Republic, assisted by | to-day, and were witnessed by an tinmense con- Montevideo. | MEDICAL WONDER. nae, 22 days from Port an Prince (by pilot boat | *Byeuma , Near I~ cade Lag Kin, ima (hy pilot boat BF wa. | Serofuley King’s i eget va meet i, Debi. Liver Com headed by a neat banuer, on which was ahandsome | 34rd and the touching tribute was ailke unosten- | the qiderent societies, orders, sailors, midshipmen, | course of people. Special wervices ot unimpressive | MBTE RH Sieenken, from M mot ne gate ar ake lotions and apprepetne roarines, militia and citizens, formed’ in procession | nature were held over the grave of Admiral Foote, ek peal Wiehe, acta ‘salt vier Hy Gy ,are, oat certainly seve! S ‘" - —_-+— — e Ne Ger. New York (Scot on) vestments come mext in line; Memorial Exercises at the Academy of Music | Cormeen ce re er WARSOM CABS. Marine ia ‘ney an never fll wen taken a a Sens Post Seagwick, Post Elisworth, a section of colored st Evening. | Advance of Members of Post No. 6, | - ° _ Dinante Sa aeae ‘Curae cases, it cres sires the an soldiers, and Posts Winthrop, Sumner, Stevens, Drum Major. | New Y May 3 Bark Sacanasoc, Carlton, at Cariz, reports, on the | oid i ulcers, even vehere he b ‘Done has become Finytue, Koltes and Miller, 1ollowed Ly a platoon of | Fast evening ihe close of the tmpressive cere- | val Academy Hand | pe nibberediaradind mime Be AT og Hat be po the NWak eaian ete Late Balsam 4 ‘ot contain a particle of inercery or police, with which the liné closed, monies of the day wax celebrated at the Academy | Hetachwent of wenty-ilve Marines, with reversed | TO THe Kprron on rire HgRALn: under the two ALAA M wyuared heforetins any mineral 246 Grand street. Sold by druggicta, @L sa ay Rena Marek Wo. Became, Manco rth ave | of Music. ‘There was a large attendance of citizens | ; | Inuskets. How delightful it is to read that there isa proba- | wind. Atal0 AM AW onde tne the leht, Wearing Eby 8, which T | per bottle arate at, ‘Bent everythere by trp eneraily preserved 4 aignified silence. Ocea- | The programme was fully and very eMfictently e “Hovered with mourning blankets, ant cou. | lence, Iuxury and almost a blessing to those who oe met XK, iervaia vetwren the ail. miomally nome | OF | tne spectators would make | ried out, the audience paging the deepest attention | ‘amning thirty young ladies, dressed have had the privilege fo live ina city where these ‘ame sounding wnarked Tor Callie the the ship struck bot, ed u rn + lo 7 ! three home, Who showed scars or other inark# of valor. At va- | throughout and very warmly attesting their appre- | ‘cue waeee couveyences are used! it ts surprising that ina’ | Ee SSue cd hostess wind tern Eten rious points some enthusiasec individuals, withor ciation of the more national and touching senti- | Detachment of Sailors. great and glorious city like thus Kuch & prejudice ¢ saves overboard. Both chains having parted, vessel the fear of fanatical sabbatarians belore their eyes. | ments appropriate to the occasion in the music, ad- A Catafaique, bearing Floral Offerings. | against the introduction of the Hansom cab has broadnive to the wind, nivd new ponndin beast on thon wae ahewea, onder had. suftered for the dresses and orations that followed in order from tue | One hundred and arty members a Post N | existed, and, J believe, sill exists with (ne majority tetas ‘Sacer eaten the veo awing estore tie wade ranme. + Um ie low in Union—as they marcued past. At the corner of | ™ . mS etticers> benthing’ over the rer? foto the channel, and, hay je gallant and war scarred generai Bigelow, Seuior vice of imhabitants. The feeling is, what did for our sail un the Toremasi, {was boarded by a pilus ig Roo Daniel E. sroad way and one of the eros streets an , bis, Junior Vice fathers will do for us (an ot tory princtpie), The | the vessel safely rh ee id Irish | Sickles, the hero of Round Top, on the giorious fleld i woman Was seated ata tabie on which were two of Gettysburg—commander of the Grand Army oi | Commander ©. Hail, Adjutant F Fai r , Papeete a 0 a ~ a wed they will ba the MOUTH, May The ™ Kohne, from Briton. lee eneial as aries, Fe at Yse7. three hewsbapers which she wae veniing. Ax the | tie Republic, State of New York—worthily and | Hainiiton, Sergeant Mayor b. A. |: Pan me tdeeibat tens tony" Ulow-che ace of aoe Seung for New Vork, wrbien put in here tien inner Yeung ‘inewery, 5) West pow on, rooking herself to and fro, ahe said ai Tnonled of ts day ik whion bs kad taken bo causes | Piag in Moni ety fgsy r rely ter of doubt wh Co or nash nee April 38 By velegrapi write rete Caan r- P- - ” snoules of the day in whieh he en BO COnSPIC: | flag in Mourning. ) and hardly &@ matter ol joubt whether or not Horne Koxe, (By raph fro Galle, dated aE cae ong ae the tears started to her eyes, (Masha. viod blew | vous a part at the opeulng aud the decoration of the | Free Masous (Metropoliten Lodge). | the British residents aione could support the ex. | Hoxie cretuane oa aap Crosole, fom Hong Kong ANYON one OWNING A MOREE WILL save ime An Axo ye | God bless ye | hut ye look fine: an’ me oun poor | graves of the heroes reposing after their last battle | Indepenvient Order of Odd Yeilows, | penditure, Imagine the pleasure of English and | "tm Tertan) toxally lort Prats, ve ie lye looked as fine a# any iv yex whin he wint Constantiy'on band.” It heats Gi nd Sorea while tne herve § to Cypress Hills Cemetery. ‘The General was very Kuughis of Phythia | Prench men arriving here who never before saw Miscellaneons. ~ ‘ough oa an, hon bog fee tee ae severa, | @tiMy applauded on taking his place on the pi | independent (Onier of Men, j a street car or phn Mine of the annoyance pened Purser Mallory, of the stearnablp Alaska, from Aspinwall, eet beige beet and keepr tin e healthy condition, ba mens Cubans Were standing im the crowd, viewing the | (7m: Among the distinguished personages present « of Temperar ‘by the transit, at secing w Ransom cab. ‘They | will accept our thanks fonfavors. equal. Woents, Sold everywhere by druggiste and harness pageant. "An the G. A. It was aditetatterea | Were Admirai Farragut, who occupted a seat In oue Company of National Guarda, | sce at once @ familar vehicle and without hesi- Whes makers. page aia be A. He pa en of the boxes, General McDowell! and iady also oceu- Midshipmen of the Naval Academy. | tancy tip the driver the uaa salute, jump im and 5, 7" gudaen arouse, one of the ctowd of ¢ meg hd : ing box seate: Kev. Dr. Bellows, wlio delivered Omicers of the Army and Navy, | areom to thelr destination—business. frst, pleasure Bark B Colcord, M Cleave, of Nant, remained at Panama AMOLUTE,, DIVORCES, OuTADIED IN DIFFEREN? ddenty 10 another, his eyes fairiy dancing in his 1e uration on the occasion; Colonel Beaumont, Civilians on foot, horseback and in carriages. after, Can anything be more deitghtfni to antici- yy ation Insianda, on board echr Roswell K PG iF yo publicity: everywhere ; yng head, and excatmed, “I ‘wees thosa mame vera | (2MeRAN Of the Committee of Arrangements: | Ths ‘ay was excessively hot. Among the dis- | pate than a drive around the Park, sittin 188, Henry Summerticld (aliaw Johnson). of New Vere, sen, | vance; advice free, oe Otek ito, 8 amen nee an to Oubah!” To which the one reseed re ‘aptain F. Jordan, secretary re the commit Colo. | tiugnished rsous present were Admura: Porter, perfect ease elegance smoking a ct weenie ard same ease! ‘20, 188, Janes = rere sone 5 iol eRmay weds po a teeie, where The thes nei Potter, Colonel Van Brunt, Captain John Gossov, | the Board of Visitors and General’A. W. Dennison. enjoying the seenery Which the world cannot beat ? Dodge, of ‘aan Ll, died, pr years. L, OFFICIAL... PER iT rived Cone oes We ary) ame along the route were pid ms ee pa fev of the old’ trish Brigade; Re A Thomas Parrett and | of Deltiaware. | A large crowd of citizens withessed | Ty would be aseless to enutucrate the many conven. Suction nl airtel ney er hr Wal tn oOo . several others occupsing seats on the platform. | the display. A Dumber of persons were overcome | y attached to the Hansom cab—a boon for busi- ", ra nificant. On very few buildings indeed was the na- | ‘Tie musical and voted | ences kn Baranne from Ls for Paiatiaytiin, May $1, las | tease aren sway. . 0 part of the programme was | by the heat. | pens especiaily, with comfort a p iivenent My Sonal e emblem deplaged. at hadf- eo Pope very satisfactorily rendered by the band from Gove | The dispiay was very fine, the procession being | faethe watenon abd Wwalleter wad wan iv the teases aah 3 hr 9 Rowe tee ms, NO "Sew York, |° Wan, eg tyes & 00, ra wy pon ges A Oo) Lome mune see ¥ | nor’s Island and by the choir from Dr, Adame’ | over a mile and a half in length. Upon arriving at | who seek pleasure at the theatres and other punlic a jon 38% E ‘Owing to the heavy rainstorm of the previous | “Te the cemetery tie persons participating assembled | places, their minds can be made much easier Eaith Hon 308 from Caieutta for New York, March CORNS._.. _ CORNS_—OORNB. night ad of early morning, and the fact, siso, that Opening dirge, by the band: voluntary on the or- | around the Aagstai, When the following ceremontes | condition im which their dresses w = an, by Mr. Morgan, accompanied on the harp by | were performe whe etreets had not received any special care 1 he | Projesor Touimm: singing. fy the choir; prayer, by Prayer by ¢ Occasion, Walking Was anything but agreeabie, and | rey, Isaac C. Hartiey; poem, by Colonel Duganne: : the treacherous litte Makes of mud interfered Sadly | iniroductory address, by General Daniel E ahkins —- Belie Isle, from Calentia for Boston, Feb 1, lat 78, Ship Ba — from Boston for Bombay, April 4, iat 10 8, red. ‘by Dr. {Street oe Canal street. # BSOLUTE pivonces OBTAINED IN DIFFRAMNT States withow cure { degertion ~ ay Swope. | other cities—and | cannot see why noi—then the an duty of rating the graves of those who had failen in the " | er hugelow project cannot be # speculation, but one Of sUCCERK, anya rican (Dutch), from Singapore for New Yor! Powered. ‘The Commonaliy of tue city was not | "Y"Ttte ‘aher eight wiclock the proceedings we + | Ween We. inakigle, Ww wa. | FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC. NOTES agains’ Bers japon doth eeeeener ir Fepresented by any of the heads of departroents, not | opened bya. dinge bY tet avery Ganette Tae epesk y, “suvteped the war, ee ae wha wes, from San Francisco for Are 4 LD were the county officials to be found in ihe place | applauded by t ndience—the i aud its tribute 60 the ‘he Cesarian operation has been performed with " orl Ly 1 1 ar Tere abet Rt a vO a cieties present: eke ee: mcr | gramme being carried ot In the order ax above | Inemory of the tend and alluded Lo theo unnae? pu | complete aticcess In the civil hosplial at Antwerp. by Se eet. anancit OrPiC i ___..,_- were Bi resented Dy Onis the Woahingtor ‘Gre sana | “tated, xrinages to the shrines of « ry's fallen as | from Amoy for New York, April , Int a3 APLE. on tae - were vere eet THE INTRODUCTORY ADUK EH, awakening and keeping alive that spirit of pauote | Dt Beasenw lon 28 phic the number of cttizve whose paces were very few. | vigor General Sickies, Grad Oummander of the | tatu im which alone there is safely to the repunlic. | The Bmperor of Austrta has deorecd the creation Mitre Maiti Pere from Liverpool for Philadelphia, | #IKD'S EYE AND BLISTER, vat, on the whole, was rand. had | State of New York, then delivered the folowing iu- | His remarks Were lislened Lo with marked attention. | of a professorship wf the history of Poland a: the 35, lat 40, lon eH To (by pilot boat BF Williams, No een . » would, wu deett, have bees mu s looper Batre ae er Among ihe speakers qaliea opon was Mr J. KR. | Caiversity ot rig Mary © Ronvelt, from New York fur Galveston, May In the Log or in the Veneers, |. 00 vt, « . LADS, LADIES TPONTLEMEN— Th fi , Arriving at Puiton ferry, the several divisions fied a A Tg Ih ng tm eo ing yg ee ity ee |g discovery tah bi since which ta of vith? Inter. | % 4 miler eaet oF BW Pane | With a complete assortment dw on hoard of the boals, Ciree or tour of which were | General logan. oa out Mens sat | est to an tportant industry in italy. M.'T, Gandolfi, foreign Ports. ! Esc OF everything in the required to carry them across the river to Brooklyn. ar, lor the secund time. ite | of Mondovi, states that after some years of study he ARMNORBAS, May 16 Sailei, Grace K Cann, Cook, B a | — = Afterthe procession liad jussed # large wage to have au | $8 Sle to ascertarr means of chemical analysis, ARPINW 7 20 Satleu, trie Noite Mitehell, Nelson, | VENEBR LINE, draw by eight splendid black horses, came teariug Opportunity to participate in the -) } whether the eggs Kwortis are healthy and | * | evidently ea- ed and useless. ‘The | * Kiron ns May W-In Penarth for orders, bark Atlantic GEO. W. READ 460. wn Broadway al a breakueck puc ety of the Grand Arty of the Re. | « ean be safely reared, 4 infect ring to overtake the main cortege. The horses | py, b 0 bring Logetter Im traterual amo. ana whose remains Wy agraterul government | Pt panne ‘an one me commen cain a nth A rd J CRAMURLON Max 1 Arrived, Raresio, Fontrostous, Ntn [66,170 and 179 Centre street elation who have ta an honorable part in | had been gathered cogetner in U . A a ‘aeinoitn, - - the totitary and naval service of the Union during | had at red tu the dangers of tbe onions aad tune | analyain, now veing carried on at turin, wilt have r Wawa ing ha saab aca DT CO eS VOR SELam BALA. brenered tne letrer “1, rrounded by & ; wreath OF) the lave wart it bestows its care upon the disabled | how t preotate the molenmity and duties of the | 8D tested by their resuits. A siuple relerence to the » SnAVRN, May 30. etene; Wants | 7 and Poker ¢ white laurel and immortelies. O ihe wagon was # large | survivors and helps the bereaved famules of suuse | hour. lie remarey were unusnally eloqnent and | #eciue ip the production of silk in ftaly aud tne | puegesn ny IhFalidy Woodinud, Waxinws | Kinet, Nr. dy WHLLINO, sole patentee snd patform. covered With bisck velvet Wich wat | wee fell im ike conflict: morguver, it strive were listened ty with wrapt atteaiion by the hum | TYPOl tn the in few yearn Wilt show to how great an | Uecoknavne, May 90 08, Olinda (@, Lane, from Wor. | Mrer BH Oomtre street, 8 rauged with siver bullion and spangied with stare. | cuerieh among iis members and throughout the land | dred of patriouc mene women wil chitdeea ae: | extent Oe the cecnveresta of the Italiane are de- | Jenne for Liverguol, ' FOR THIRTY On ihe centre of the platform stood a miniature | the love of. count f liberty and non sembled around mdent apon the result of this experiment, Before y Arrived, Prime Donna Hering, NYork T*3 GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE Ft boiding, un- white monument, e six oF eight feet in hewht. | cynally inetraved yble deeds The ceremonies closed With & bevedietion by the | | fhe ontbreak of the silkworm disease there were 7th, Johanne, Cai J | pared ait, reversion, 10 eee renew ned sarpe pk les of the bawe pgp hy Ae wm aan } the gioriot death of those we . | chaplain | pwn Aen inte taken 1 100) ah Ww arnves Teor ( Vakler, Baltimore | Sire, HIRAM ANDI! oo ot bow nd On the skies of the shaft were fasten Tuday we blend with the customary devi | Alter ihe tisual forme of the day had heen complied | Thee Gustine tu bees we 2. D 2,000, May?) 1 Arrived, (ieo Peabody, Churehtit, fon. | Of English Medallion and Wreaihs of evergreens, and across the top branche* | hrmiian worship. the graceful and. itn | With each mewber of the procession recelved » | i! doy The Tonsil Of uae Ck ie | Mate, Winnow shies, Covers: oor senping willow,” services in which ihe nation expresses its regard for | bouquet irom the catafaique th sdnition te the one | Kilogranymien: Ane (urure of the ilk crop of Italy | Salled 16h, Macfuorough, Armatrong, NY ork Adetpeim, i pricen ar hniom ted te rived In Brooklyn, the processioniste embarked | thowe who fell in the Inst aud grandest wtruggle for | he had carried th processton, And, marching among neers ee a Aety.., Capecially since Une | Cariatos, 2) toma, Osiapuetl, Benen; 1m, Ra - Sey ne Yarvous lines of horse cars wien were 10 COW | Curation clviltzation, And J trust that here. | the graves, deposited the beantiin) flowers apon the silkworm Mango Bn venoms Ceowpraivt May 11 Arrived, Moder, y them Lo she cemetery. | wfler wi) opinions will be happily reconciled | lust resting place of the suidier or sation, During | Juan, whence (he itallans have obtained the largest Ratan, tren Wine Puitederphin; tan, Vince, Came, - m the go observance of this national solem- | these exercises the Aculemy band parformed © 1 Beem repores pep cae OTR; and F. Consul Col None went Gebens, 'Auionsea, New The € mies at Cyprens Tilile nity. Few who take part im these offices will | an dirge. Baght ‘reports thet all attempts to ruot aut or even | Fate nae tere \ Amite beyond Kast New York te northern | fat to find in them higher and vetter conceptions | ‘The procession then reformed and proceeded to | 2 Pilllate the malady have hitherto heen ineffectual, Cab Hay arrive 1 Backman, Koop, NYork gee of Cyprene Hin sorndlieentes | of buiman jife and duty. the Sowers and tears | the Naval Acauemny Cemetery, me Graveyard | The eerme of the disease are said to be found io the ‘Templar, Bartlett, NYork, lib, Sea Pace, ope ye wn, iige overlookKIMg | we wing to onr soldiers’ and satiors’ graves Creek. Here Deantiful foral aren had | MUDErEY trees, similar to the ordium amecting the alien, a, * the #ea, lie the bodies of th rs in whose honor | we reveive inspiration, We sec that he who bas given | be beneath wich “the. pro: | vite: hen {v( soite 18,000,000 in value in the pre. os radial ty Mert Seren ae ee. an | 1869, the grand pageant of yesterday took place. They lie life to hia country lives afterward tn her great. | cession Aiier a tow ‘exerdmen | Ment, unfavorable period. and capabie of indednite = called aay 4 for (inanape to loon tot 0, 98, 7, 1B, Oa, 44, apy a email si that , of that her glory is his fame, and that in iar to Those at the Nationni Cemetery the Bro. mmerenge shoald the silkworm disease be stamped 17 b shlos Grsane miste, ‘ardner, Obin~ Information furnished tn ome and also Al Havene occupy P in that populous region, num- lelicnty he is endeared to all her grateful ctl. returned to the etty and broke a | F. Le Fras Seen im the industrial resources | ui Moraedo for | lotteries. Ko. 206 8 ay ta 18d rote, dering only four thousand of the seventy thousand | dren, it is my most pleasing duty to present to this | avait was very gratifying to every (riend of fe 7 - pcep agmatine ned aeeast | tip Wen Leavitt (Br), Leavitt, Gnanape: Aye ad gathered there during the past owen'y years, yet | *ultlenes the orator chosen for the vceasionand whose | gr and industry wo be found in this city and passed } ra ary - | wh, Doplttan, Cowes’ fon sralens tee be npuey ave, FIFTEEN PRR ORNT COMMIKSIUN nore honored than ail beside. ‘Tieir tives they ¢ kindly compliance with our wishes nas incrense off very satisfactoril the active paruicipanta im | AD paamen bamed Join Rutherford Yor hey gave | the debt we already owed the President of the si brimging about so dine a display, steide on Sunday, the 2ad inst., in Union City, it Mol INTIRE 4 a CO. to thetr country, but It was not permitted mem vo | tary Gomumimion. Permit me here, in ihe presence | | BY placing the muzzle of & pistol in tne nou ney sarons gamete afd arte ew te Jay down their bodies on the fields where tielr giory | Of 80 Many comrades, to bear ovr testimony to Ceremonies la Washington Cometerios, | firing. Wishing to return home to his friend® im All orders for Ruyal Wi yoln eles on i) te proms fly ats 5S tet oble work—without example in any War—-#0 ad » Iretaud, He had written tere for money to pay hie tended lo. Send for cir: Was Won, a» did thone Who Rieep a Gettysburg and | mirably and so faihfully pe performed by that res Waelineron, May 30, 1869, pamage, andexwocted un answer on Baiuiday. The earn nee Soa Chowweovgys Syme received im Yale Wounds pos | warkable uruanwation. ie Saatiary Comriseion | uring today ue weaves of be Cajon dead at ine | diseppuiitivens led to bin suicide 400, ee “eul