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TStfE DAILY SUN THE PEOPLE’S PAPER JPjrioo, Five Cents. ALBUMDIR n. BTIPBBVB, Pokttrml Editor ««d Proprietor. lAI'L A. RCROLf, jdsooeimU Editor mod Mmtuets Mmmofrr. IctM Ml »• Ascription. ljg.T>h» -Jit 00 Se= is irmn-Nr iuu - w « ATUIMTA, GA- Ticbodat lfomso. Damn B, 1872. The entire Democratic ticket for May or end Ooancil of tliii ei'y bae been elect ed, thoofh by whet majorities et this writing—midnight—we are not yetis formed. Tbe ratorna, which will appear in oor loeal eolnmoa, will indieate them. , Tbe Ueket ia pledged to reform and retrenchment—to an honest end patri otic administration of the City Oorern- mnnk We hare fall confidence in its pledgee,'and expect a fall compliance with all ita promisee. The Tats of tkr Blsctaral Collrga. The Electoral College met in the room of the President of the Senate yesterday and cast the following ballot. In tbo organization Washington Poe was elected President, A. M. Fonts Secretary, and J. McNeil Messenger: SOS SBSSIDCKT. Hones Greeley POO TICS PhgeXDBgT. Ucn.rml M. F. Book. 1 Afftetra la Vraacc. In France the political situation is ex tremely oritioal. The people are so vol atile in their temperate re that it is at all times difflealt to tell what the morrow may bring forth. M. Thiers has been playing with both parties like n tree French eonrtier, and while, a* a citizen, he ia an .ardent Mon arohist, yet, as President, be finds it hard to forego personal preferment and submit to a doubtful result. He has enongh of the hnman leaven in him, notwithstanding bis real convictions, to prefer picking a Bepnblican bone of his own, to tbe fattest oflhe land as tbe gift of another. In hie message at the opening of tbe present session of the Chamber of Dep- a ties, be evownd his doubt of tbe ability of a Monarchy to establish itself, and advised all to aid patriotically in the welfare of the Bepnhlis. This decided stand was jnat what many Monarchists wautrd. The Nspolconiata, the Orlraniste, and the Legitamiete cos leeoed to fight the ItepnMio first, ard settle their owo differences afterward and agreed, it wan said, to elect Oen Obaogarnirr President nntil a settlement should be mails. In tbs Committee to prepare an Answer to the Executive Ad dress, the Duo de Parqoier was elected Oheirmao, whieo, of conrse, foreshad owed tbe adverse report which was pre sented last week. Among other resolutions introduced by the Committee thus raised, wss one ei eluding the Pneideut from deoate, and fixing the responsibility of the Minis ters. Tnis did not suit the garrulone olo Frenchman. Miuiater DuFaure, on the part of the Oorernment, introduced a counter-resolution, providing for the ap pointment of a committee of thirty to decide the question of Executive power. A spirited debate ensued, resulting, how ever, in a majority of about forty, in six hundred, for theCovaroment. On the reading of the minutes next morning, If. Bartgnou, Conservative, protested against tha rote on Minister Du Fa ore's insolation, us hs did not be have it to be n fair expression of opinion. In tlis debate oonaequent, a Paris Depa ty aooused M. Thiers of enoonraglng and conniving at tha addmasee ef eoafideaee tent him by tha municipalities; while Miuiater Lo Franc defended the action ef tbe Government. M. Duval waa ca- peciajly violent, and deoiared that “henceforth neither Orleanists,Bonapart “ isls, nor Legitimists will exist; but all " would units to am at tha fatal deaoent “ of tbs country," and ooneluded by moving a ratolution deeieriag that the municipal council had violated the laws of the country, and thaiM. LeFrano, in reoetvio* tha addressee for the President, tad also failed to observe them. Amid mneb excitement the Assembly proceed ed to voto on the motion, and it waa ap p-oved by 885 ysaa against 299 naye In this crisis Thista and his Ministers made op their minds to resign; bat sab seqMatty reoonsidemd their resolution, though it is reported that lhay will yet The next important move will bo the appointment of the Committee created by DuFaura'i reeolntion. The Manarch hit are strsiaing every aerva to aaeore it* oontrol, ia which event M. Thiers will De driven to resignatioo, and amon arohy out of some of the three homes I be formed. The Swiss HuSorieel Society ban slaved the story of William Tell " 7t *' _ A 986,000 fire occurred Tu< tmt at LooienUe, Outo. on saa bay wool ia Colorado for leeoeMte a pound. Imliaa Ifmhetfa baa 'aftvtrtboaSfcr ladteeonly., Tbe Sonthern Magazine for December 1872, pnblisbed et Baltimore, is before us. This number abound! with articles of unusual interest. Must of them are original contributions by Southern writers. We take occasion once more to re oi mmend this Journal to the potronugn of our roadirs, or at least all of them whi have means to spare ir sustaining enter prises of this character. Tnis work will hereafter bs published by the well known Q.iu-e of Turnbull Brothers at Balti mors. William H. Hand Browne will eontinne its chief editor. Price, 81 00 per annum. THE l'LAXTAVION. This agricultural journal for Decem ber, 1872, is also before us. It is pnb liabed by the Atlanta Publishing Com pany, and Issued monthly, at the price of 81-60 per annum. It ia a neat pam phlet, consisting of about 100 rages. Its editorial department is chiefly under tbe oontrol of B-v. Charles W. Howard aud Dr. Daniel Lee, both too well and favorably known, not only in Georgia, bat throughout the South to need any commendation from ns. The present number is indeed “a wel- oome visitant to any farmer, artisan, meohanie, minor, laboring man, and gant'eman in the country. A. H. 8. PttMnal MHtti Cleaerml. — Cholera is raging in Khiva, Central Asia. — Charles Sumner lost 810,000 by the Boston fire. — Boston bad ilxly-tbree deaths from ■mall-pox last week. — A bold attempt wss made to kidnap a child in Memphis tbe other day by a wandering gipsy. — M. Hopson Johnson, the poet lan reate oi tbe Tennessee press, is city ed itorof the Nashville Union and American. — B v. Sam Watson, ■ Methodist min ister of Memphis, has promised the Col feranoe to withdraw from ei. eolation his book io defense of Spiritualism. — Judge J. 0. Guild has resigned his commission ns Judge of the Common Law Conr. of Nashville, and will resume bis prsotioe at the bar. —» Jason Jackson, the jailer who bra tally murdered the Swedish sailor at Fernandina, Fla, last summer, has been oondemned to death. — In the next Iowa Legislature there will be a Lyon, a Bullock, two Foxes and throe Dnoks. — Bsv. Dr. Norman MacLeod's Glas gow congregation intend to erect a mon ument to his memory. — Baud, A very A Co., the Boston printers, recently burned out, are paying their bands in full, notwithstanding they have no work for them. —Prince Bismatck is a member of one hundred and forty-one German so cieties in nearly all parts of the world. Among tnem are forty-six American so cieties. — Horace Greeley, just bofore his death, completed the revision of five articles which he bsd carefully prepared for the Encyclopedia. They are entitled “Abodtion," "Agricultnro, ’ "Anti-Ms- ooury," "Osnena,'' and “Oonfedoraoy, Sonthern," tha latter being his history of the American conflict oondensed. —Charles E. Hnlso, of Jeffersonville, died in New Albany, on Sunday morn ing, of conflnont small-pox, alter an ill ness ot eleven days. Tho oicum itanccH attending bis sickness and death are at once sad and romantic. He was eugag ed to be wedded to Miss Mollie Miller, » young lady living iu New Albany, tin marriage being fixed for some time dur ing the holiday season. Tbroo weeks ago Miss Miller was taken with the ■mall-pox, and a congestive chill setting in with the disease, she died. Daring her sickuess, notwithstanding ita oontagious and fatal character, Mr. Hulao was constant iu his attendance at her bed-aide, caring tcnaerly for her. His devotion produced tbo result which he could not but have anticipated. A few short weeks after Mian Miller’s death Mr. Hulao waa prostrated with tho same disease. His grief at tbe loes of his be trothed Lad rendered him indifferent to the result; and iudeed, ho made np his mind to die from the beginning of his I'luesa, t King several of his friends, and writing to bis relatives, that lie would not and did not oareto recover, uud beg ging them not to jeopardize their lives by oomiog to sec him. TELEGRAPH NEWS By tbo New fork Associated Press. A HAIL ROAD DISASTER ! [Special to Uiv Sun.) Bliinisanau, Ala., Dec. A—Passenger train No, 2, from Montgomery, on tke North and Sontli Railroad, when about tan miles of this place, waa thrown from tbe track, this afternoon. Tne engine and baggage car only kept tho track; while all the passenger cart were turown down an embankment, injuring, more or less, ell tlie passengers. It ia thought that only one, whose name is not known, ia seriously wounded. Tbe athers num her twenty-fire. Everything is being done to aid the an-erere. Noou Ulapatcliow. Washington, December A—The Son ate elected Mr. Anthony President pro tern, and adjourned. Xus House wss considering Washing ton off sirs. Tne Commissioner of Internal Reve nue, Mr. Douglas, with tbe ex-Commis ■ioaor, Rollins, Supervisor Fulton and others, appeared this morning before the Ways and Means Oommi- tee, warmly preesiog the abolition of the whole sys tem of Assess on end Assistant Aaaeeeoiv and imposing their duties on the Cullec tore and deputy collectors. The Secre tary of the Treasury, Mr. Bontwell, «a> also present on business. The tndioa- tioM are that the bill in substance wili be reported l-y the Committee, and will be passed by the House. Efforts an hkaly to be renewed to an- rest the Liberal Iiopublioan Chairmen of tbe House Committees, Banka, BLn and Fareaworth. Both of the Bepnbli oan organa of thia city to-day express a diaaatufaction with tne continuance ol these gentlemen in tneir official position- aa chairmen of the Committee. Th Republican attributes the vote of tb- House on last Monday against acooptiu, the resignation of Sanaa to the argu meat of Mr. James Brooke, end can (tree the Bepnblican members for follow ing bia oounseL There is a warm feeling on the anhjeot, because the aot.on of the Bon so ia regarded as an implied censure on tbe Bentit. In tbe cases of Trnmbull, Bnmuor and others, it ii probable that TrumbuiL Fenton and Rice will lose their chairmtu- shipe of the respective committees. Nrw Yorx, Deo. A—The weather is clear and cold. Larue numbers of representatives oi tbo vrefs, from various parts of :bi- coun ij, have arrived to participate in the obsequies. Tin- Her Id propones that s preNi fund ho rained for tho benefit of GreeleyV children, of 825 'rum dailiee and 811) from weeklies. Tne Herald heads tue list with a thousand dollars. Tbe schooner Allen Middleton, for Baltimore sod Providence, is ashore on Fire Island. One of the crew baa been frozen to deztb. Hah Fnaxcisoo, December 8. —The transfer ol the frarobists ot the Oalena Railroad was consummated to-day at Han Diego. The Texas Railroad Company gi ts all tbe rights of the otner compa nies ana 9.000 acres of pnblio land, and 800 acres water front at that city. Nxw Oblkaxi, December A - The epi zootio continues. Tne decretory of thi Louisiana Jockey Club denies its prev alenoe among the racers. The raoes will be resumed Saturday. Tbe Times characterizes tbe mersege az a sensible, nnprteudiug, lucid aud business-like document, tree from | oliti cal or seotional bitterness. Tbe Eigtb District Oonrt has dismiss ed the counter injunction suits of tbe Governor's and the Custom-house, re turning the Itoirilr on tbe ground that the election law of 1872 be abolished, returning boards and parties to the ant legally dead. Oonrt adjourned. No solution bas been reached. N lgllt Dlapatobos. HOUSE. Washington Deoember 4.—Tbe Com mitted on tLc District was directed to ascertain and report the debt of the District, inoladiug all liabilities incurred by tbo Board of Public Works, and tbe sum required to finish tbo work under taken by the Board. llosnvelt. who moved tbe resolution, declared bisconviotion that a completion of tho work wjnld oost twenty million dollars. A bill was introduced authorizing ten ■loops-of war. Tbe bill was re-erre d to tbe Committee on Appropriations. I Adjourned. The Attorney General has decided, in answer to a communication from the Postmaster General, that postoffiee of ficials havo no right to open or detain letters, or other matter transmitted through tho postoffiee, though they may know that they ooutain obscene matter. The Attorney General adds " that post masters have no more authority to open letters, other than those addressed to themselves, than soy other citizen of Hie United States ”, New Tout, Deo»mber 4.—Tho stables of tbe Bushwick Avenue Railroad Com piny, with fifty horses aud seventeen oars, were burned. Ahapolis. Deo. A—The Electoral Col lege voted unanimously for Hendricks. Nxw Orlkaiis, December A — Iu the Federal Court, argument in the Kollo and Warmoth ease was concluded. Brii of ooansel were ordered. Judgmen' will be rendered on Friday, to which time the Court adjourned in reepeet of Mr. Greeiey. Modilr, Deoember 4.—At tbe election for Mayor n this city, yesterday, Judge Moulton, Republican, is supposed to be elected. Richmond, Va., December A—The General Ansembly met to-day. Tm Gov- ruoi '■ M. ssHge calls attention to the fact that tho Htate Public Debt has not iu- cresw d siuco 1801; exci pi by secretion of interest. Both Houses passed rewdu tions of resnect for Greeley. The oleo torsi vote of the State wgs cost to-day for Grant and Wilson. London, Deo. 4.—Five hundred strik ers, on a strike wrre summoned before tho police court, under Masters' and Ser vants' Acts. No appearance of a com promise. The absenco of gas ii severely felt throughout London. Several theatres are compelled to omit performances.— Thera is no light whatever in the under ground railway. Two thonsand strikers assembled iu Trsfislgar Square, aud paraded through the streets. Steamer Crrsswell, Falmouth, for Cork, is wrecked. 21 lost. New Yore, December A—Elizabeth Drege brought suit to-day iu the Court of Queen's Bench uguln.t Clinton Winuns a eirisem of tbaUn'ted Stales, to recover 860,000 damages for breach of promise of marriage, but the oasu was comprom ised by Winan’s paying plaintiff 87,600. A Foreign dispaich from Madrid says the Royal Decree fixes tbe issue of tbe now smonut of two hundred million pounds for tho 12th instant. Tho an nouncement wus made in this oity to day that subscription books for the Spanish loan of 10 million ponmls will be open in London market on the 12th. London, December.4, 0 p. m.—Large portions cf tbeoity are in dsrtnees to night—gas having been extinguished in manv sections. The inhabitants are filled with eonaternatiou, and irritation against tho striking atakere is very great. Pants, December 4 —It is expected that tbe Committee of thirty Io be elected by the Assembly to-morrow, aud whose duty it will bo to draw up tbe law regulating public powers aud prescribing the couditiou of ministerial responsibili ty, will consist of sixteen Monarchists and fourteen Republicans. Tbe party of tbe Right has rejected a proposition lor even a partial renewal of the Assembly by an appeal to the people. A meeting of the party of the Left waa held to-day, at which, af'er a powerful speech by Gambeltain advocacy of ams- solution of the Assembly, measures *o that end were aba dutc-ly insisted on. Philadelphia, December 4. — The electoral vote ot Pennsylvania was cast to day for Grant and Wilson. London, Deci mber 4. — The steam ship Dilinotioo, reported lost, has reached Liverpool in safely. Robt. Bowles was brought before Lord Mayor to-day, but again re minded or examination. ‘IT IS DONE” OBSEQUIES OF MR. GREELEY. THE OPPRESS trnfiATH. A BoautUUl Tribute. “J Know That dity Redeemer lirtlft.” Tbs Lust 8ad Hites to Departed Virtue. Dancing Classes. PHOFEHHOIl NICIIOEH , ren, At James’ Hull. Aftsrnooast SH o'clock; Kukt Cloaoro lor Not gtnners it T o’clock; Advanced Claw for prictlc* of Ik* MW Glide tad Button Welta**. tad the Hun garian Yertetie* aud O* naan Cotillion, at I u r. u. Hall to mat for a oncert*. Balia a a*. Lecture*.- apply at Phillip# A Crows', or at tka Hall, for la EIATS’ UOU8EI CCTHBXBT. Ok. U11MKY HAYS, l>rap<r. — ——• Nxw York, Decembei A—The into- ror of tbe Onnrch of the Devine Fra ternity, presented, to-dav, a sombre and beautiful appearance. Tbe pulpit was heavily draped in crape and long lines of crape were suspended from every pil lar and every bntment of tho beaatiful Gothio interior. The several offerings in he Church we>e exquisite in dcsigu ana appropriateness. Piiucipsl among them were tbe following : "I know that my Redeemer Livctb.” Red on wLite ground and green body. At tbo rear of tbe pulpit was a sheaf of wheat from Chap- paqua in the form of a crown, and sus pended overhead a pen aud an sX“. Around the pulpit were innnmeraoie offerings of flowers and wreaths. In front of the pulpit was » beautiful de- a.gn of flowers, with tbe words "It is Dune," on white ground, purple letters and green borders. On a tablet to tho left of tbe pnlpit was a floral wreath bearing the letters “ H. Q." Then there were in flowers. "A Plough from It- Tribune Office,” a quill from tho Ger man Greeley Club, a basket of flowers with crown uud cross from Liucnlu Cmb, mud floral offerings from Lutes, Arcadian, Uerala aud otber clubs. As early as 9 o'olock, the crowd flocked to the Chnreb but only those having tickets succeeded in gaining admission. By 10 o'clouk, tho galleries, which had been reserved fur ladies, tvero crowded. About ■ quarter before 11 President Grunt entered, uud immediately follow ing him were beuator Henry Wilson, Minister Washburn, and Secretary o' War Belknap. 'Alley took seals ou tbe right of tho pnlpit. There were also present Curl Sohurz, Lyman Trumbull, aud Vico President Colfax. Mr. Colfux took a seat next to the President, Promptly at 11 o’clock tbo inn ral pro cession started from Mr. SinClair’a house, on Forty-filth street. Many ef fecting soeues took place there during tho morning. Mr. Greeley’s daughters were iuoonuolubie in their gnef. Tho corps was borne by teu men. Next came the clergymen, mourners, and then tho Tribune Association. Next, the Herald Club. Then followed iu succes sion military and civil officers of the United States, Incut- din this aud adjoin ing cities; officers of the government of tho 8 ate of New York and of other States uow in this city; tho Mayor und members of Common Council of New York; Muyor and members ol the Common Council of Brooklyn, Jersey City, Lung Island city. New York and Elizabeth ; Representatives irom Philadelphia, Baltimore, aud othor oities; then came Judges Horn all courts; and the liuo oi citizens wus of immense length. At 11:20, the procession entered tbe oliurcb. The t-olein- ity of tho scei e was of the most impressive character.— Tbe stillness r.as snob that it soem< d os though the peoplo in the churchscatoely breathed. Among Iho^s present were PostiHui-tcr Gen. Crcsweli, Gen. D.x, Guv. Morgan, Gen. Sheridan, Gov. Ran dolph, of Now Jersey, aud a committee of Twenty from the Uuion League. Rev. Dr. Chapin opened tho funeral ceremonies by leading selections from the be- ptnn-s, many oi bis uliusionsbe- lug peculiarly : ,-propriate to tho ebaiao- tt-r of the dep tried. Mist Clara Louise Kellogg next sung very touchingly, know that my Redeemer Livetb,” after which llcuty Ward Beecher delivered the fuuerai oration. He says : "Of ill who have pinned away, not one has gone for a long time wuo will carry with him so much reverence—so much honor—so muon devotion. Who is this man who gets b11 these civ o honors ? Who is this man? Was ho one of those great prii ces of wealth ? Was he one of greet military renown ? No 1 and yet here are men from every walk in life; here is onr Cnief Magistrate; here are onr most prominent c.tizuna from all parts of the country, gathered around the bier of this man, who is now no more. Here we see that criticism is disarmed. A lit tle lime ago, and men’s political passions were all aroused, und we differ as much on politics as ever, but here lies before us this mau who but a brief time ago wua a great leader iu the land, unu whv d- > men of uh pat ties gather here in rev erence round his remains. Heroes, to day, octweeu the two oceans, there is seuicely a man or obild who has not felt tho benefleient influence ot tbe character of Hoiooe Greeley. Horace Greeley gave tbo strength of bis life to enuca- tion, to humuuity and especially to per sons who could little help tbemaelves. He bud a great heart, that longed for sympathy. Though ho may be remem bered by those memorial* which curry other men's n urea down, bo will be re membered throughout this land for those great qualities of mind and heart which made bis character commensurate, as it were, with the genius of Ibis great Republic. His influence bss gone oat to tench a nobler manhood to tbe me chanic, ihe laborer uud farmer. What more can we say in eulogy ot tho char acter of tbm illustrious dead 7 Alas I ulna! he bsua long and not iutempeatous voyage and boa reached Ihe shore. How blessed are the dead that die ,i the Lord. May God grant that in tbe solemnity of these thoughts, iq which we lisvo gathered hrre, it msy be onr happy let that, when we die, augels ■hall open the gates und receive us into the glory of the Lord. ” After an ode by a quartette from Suiot Francis Xaviers church was sung, D.. Otiapin said: "To-day iu the freahnetacf bia power, Horace Greeley is laid by tbe aide ot bis beloved wife. Aa a paalor and a per.-oual friend, I cannot now here attempt to depiot the worth and great ness of the departed jonrptlut. Horace Greeley’s epitaph is wntten in homes u id throughout Ihe length tad breadth of the land. .Where are now all party and religions difference t 1 ask you to consider here what it is that brought forth ■<> much love for thia man? It waa not his official position he held, uor wss it even his unquestionable ge nius—it waa tbe attraction of pure aod simple goodners. The hundreds of toil- worn men who yesterday waited for boars to look upou the face of the dead, were not drawn there by any nit re curi osity. Tbey went to cast a look at tbe feature* of oue who bad been their con stant and untiring friend. Horace Gree ley struck for what be believed to be ngbt, until inind and be«rt gave way He ties dead upon the Held. Let me re mind you that Uotace Greeley's life was remarkably practical, and so maa, it aroma to me, waa mure given to practi cal purpose* than he. Hew many lives has he t.'uiulated to wbolexoure energy I How many great intercuts of education, ecu nee and progress mown turn now I All these tributes to-day tes tify to the reeognition of tbo virtues of this gr -at and good mac. Tha President of the nat'Ou joins in tLis tribute to the patriot and tbe man. (Murmurs of sp- planse.) Let ms take ucooaioD to urge Mr. Greeley's views of Christianity. He 'ived on tbe essential .ruths of Chris tianity. Ho laid on them his weary bead and weary heart, and died w-.sry with the turmoil of hie. Does truth come to us f "I know that my R d-emer livetb." In Horace Greeley I re r ignizc a proof of immortality. Ho looked from the troubles of tho tuigiug world to the p*ace of the grave, where the wick ed cease from troubling, snd^he |v .ary are at rest. I thank God from my heart and soul that when all this woilu was failing from bis eyes, he reuiauibrred, "1 know that my Redeemer livetb.” It w.-a tbe triumph of his life and of his deatD, and now aa we take onr brother irom Ibis march, which has known him so often, but will know him no more, let this be ear lesson “Wo know that our Redeemer livetb.' Farewell, dear friend; farewell, coble associate; farewell, greut champion; we know that onr Redeemer livetb, and Gvd grant that we may know itwi eu the light ot this world >a fading from our eyes. The services closed at one aud a quar ter o'clock, out the procession did not move till nearly two o’clock. Shortly betore two o'clock the prooesuun is-uid 'from the church aud moved in tbe fol lowing order: Down 5th Avenue to 14tb street, to Broadway, to Hamilton Ferry Mounted police and Br -adway squad in advance; Superintendent Kelao and Mayor Hall on fool ;,iuspeotora, Dilk and Wading commanding police escort; de tachment File Department; Rev. Dr. A udinan, officiating clergyman at the grave; pi U-uearera in couches: Chief dnstico Chase, ex Attorney-General Ev- urta, Senator Fei.ton, John E. Williams, xtoheri. Bonner, Tburlow Weed, Ivory Chamberlain, Erastus Brooks, Rev. Dr. Bright, Sinclair Tovsoy, io five caches; Dudley 8. Gregory, John G. Lightbody, J. R. Slu .it, R. M. Hoe, Peter C. Baker, Chan. 8. Htorres, David W. Bunce, Wm. Orton, Lyman Trumbull, A. J. Join S"U, hearse ; Misses Ida aud Ga brills Greeley, John f. Cleveland, and other members of the family of deceased, iu carriuget; President Grant, Vice- President Collar, Vice-President elect and Gen. Babcock, in open Landnu, sur rounded by fifty p In-emeu, as Guard of Honor; Governor Hoffman und Govern ors of adjoining States; Whitelaw Reid, John G. Urzzird, Doctor Ripley, W. G. Shanks, and others; editors Tribune; also reponrial corps, compositors and employees generally,Ufiiou League Club delegation, with win m was Minister Washburn; members Common Council, lieadB of departments, officials from ad joining oities all in carriages, two deep, to the number of 85; members of tbt Liberal Republican Union Republioun, und Tammany Hall gimral committee; Simon, Cameron ai-soeiatiun, delegations from Arcadian Lola-, Furmeis ana rural Clubs; Amrrioau institute and Tem perance Societies. The hearse was drawn by a span of white horses weareng tbe nsnal sombre trappings, the vehicles being closed, waa an occasion of disappointment to those who desired to see tho coffin and floral tributes so much described in tbe city journals. The streets through which tbe procession passed were kept clear from euro to curb by special drtaohments oi poiicc. Tne sidewalks along the entire- route were filled, and in many places densely packed by oitiznns and visitors from neighboring cities satbered to pay tne last tribute ot respeot to tbo late dis tinguished citizeu then being borne io tbe tombs. Stores were closed; windows crowded with attaches aod female friends, ear nestly gazing on the spectacle; fligs on Drivate and pnblio buildings and the shipping iu the harbor wi re displuyod at half must, aud trouts ol uiuuy stores aim uwcllings were heavily draped, while ic oiau} places were the last utt.ranees ol Mr. Greeley, “It is done,” "Iknon that my Redeemer livetb;" also, "we mourn onr loss.” All in the procession as woil us the spectators, seemed to feel the solemnity ol the oocasion, ami from tho appearance of the hearse, until it had passed, people instinctively bowed their heads. President Grant was eagerly sought for, and his pretence always ovokea a suppressed buzz, as if the people would like to applaud, but felt constrained in consequence of the solemn event which had Drought them together. Arriving at Hamilton Ferry, tue re mains and mauy mourners were con- veyod to Brooklyn, where a detach ment of police aud a large throng of citizens received them, and accompanied the fuuerai procession to Greenwood cemetery. MAKKET REPORTS. BY TKLEnKAPU TO THB ATLANTA DAILT SDN COTTON MARKET. New York Dee. 4.- Cotton steady Rales 3,697; uplunda 191; Orleans 20. Liverpool, Duo. 4 —Cotton closed unchanged; uplands for February 9J; Or leans for January 10. Mobile, Deo. 4.—Cotton firm and ad vanced: good orddiuary 17i; low mid dlings l“l; middlings 18}; net receipts 2.352; exports coustwis^ 1,365; sales 2,- 500; lust evening 1,800; Sock 34,268. ( HABLxnuN, Dec. 4 —Cotton iu gcod demunii aud firmer; middlmgs 18J(a,18| net receipts 2,309; exports to Grea Britain 2.650; coast 2,174; sales 1,000; stocks 31.729. Adodsta, December 4.—Cotton quiet; middlings 18; net receipts 964; s-ilea 945. STEPHENS Ac i LYNN, FORSYTH STREET, ATLANTA, GA. • SAVE NOW IN STORE AND OPFEB TO TBE TRADE AT LOW FIODUU 150 B isbels Choice Seed Bye, 2,500 Bushels Yellow Winter Oats, 14,000 Bushels White and Mixed Oats. 250 Bushels Choioe Seed Barley, 2,000 Bushels Black Winter Oxta, 100 Bushels Choice Timothy Seed. ALSO, Olioicso Butter, FTesta. Corn Meal —AND- DRESSED TURKEYS AND CHICKENS, —F LOU R— Ar« Agent* for th# CeUbra'td Floor mtda by J. If. TEACH k CO.. 8*14 to bo th« TUT BIST offered o tbe Trade, and hire Dow in Store • full supply of Super, Extra, Family, Extra Family and Fancy > In 98, 49 and 24 Ponnd Sacks. ALSO 4.000 Berrrle various other brand#. “B. E. Leo," “Onset Mills,” “Dunn k Browne,” “Kay* or’*” and art receiving the prolnuf of several Tenneoaee Mills, all of which we are dirocted to sail low. HOWARD LIME, CEMENT, ETC., ETC. Will keep daring the winter, heavy stocks of Bulls. Meats and. Xxard, 8hlppe«l os direct by Packers, which will be sold low by oar load or otherwise, looce or racked. Live Hogs Bought rnd Shipped on Orders.' 500 Bales of Hay and Ten Car. Loads Ear Corn in Store. 8TBFHBNS db FLYXST. 13 USIi> NOTICE. I TARE plesinre In making the announcement that Mr. W. H. C. MICKELBEBBT. so long and so favorably known to the trade of UriAn, Ga., itnow connected with my House. BeapectfnlJy, A. It. SKAUO, Atlanta. By referenca t > th* above card, it will bo seen that I am now connected with tbe Wholesale GROCERY aud PRODUCE HOUSE of A. K 8EAUO, In the city of Atlanta, where I shall be mo*t happy tc see my old friend*; and I assure them that 1 am now better prepared to protect and promote their interests than ever bofore. w. II. C. MlCkKLDEHHY, f * late of Griffin. Ga. Stock in Store and to Arrive Soon; 10.000 Pounds Bulk Meats, well cured. Including Clear, Clear Bib Sides and Shoulders, Packed In Casks aud Half Casks, or loose. 25.CG) Pounds Old Eacnn. Clear and Clear Rib Sidra aud Sbculdera, packed to suit buyer*. 15.000 Pound* Best Quality Leaf Lard, In Barrels and Cans. ORAIM! OHAINl VALIFORJTMA SURPRISE SEED OATS, Seed Bye, R d Seed Wheat and White Seed Wheat, Clover Seed- Graa* Seed# In variety, of the pareet •nd best. 1.C00 Barrels and Bags Flour -grade# and prices equal to any Flour In tha State, *00 bale* Best Timothy Ha. • AL**0—A tut' s*ock of Coffee, Refined Sugars, and Rt fined and Raw New Crop New Orleans Molatus, New Orleans Raw and Refined Sugar, Mohuata, Cheese, Fish, Tobacco, lUoe. Bagging, Hope, Starch, Candle*. Oysters. 8o*p. Ac.. .Ac. Orders Promptly aud faithfully fillod. Terms Cash, unless by mutual agreement. Planters will be supplied with Fertilisers, Provisions, Ac., for 1875, to enable them <o cultivate their Carrra successfully. Address A. K. HJKAGO, Allan tv zVmn. cmims. DeGive’s Opera House! Great Vlollnlvt* OLE BULL, IN TWO GRAND CONCERTS, Wo<Iiio*day and Tliursdny, Deo. lltli and lQth, Assisted by MISS GRAZIELLA RIDGWAT, BIGNOU FARBANTI, Comic Baritone, and MB. J. N. PATTISON. Adraitslcn II; Reserved Peats eo cents extra, to be obtained on and after December 0th, at the Book ana Music Htore of Phillips A Crew. DeGive’s Opera House. SIONDAY AND Tl’ESDAT EVENINGS, licccmbvr Bth and 10th, 1STZ. THB EVENT OF THE SEASON I Hr. Sol Smith Russell W OULD respectruily announce nls Elastic Ooun tenance in Ihe personation of odd characters, forming hie new Monologue entertainment, assist 'd by Mr. Lam French, th* oelebrated Pianist and Comj osar Usual price# of admission. Beservad Beall can ba ob.alued at Phillips A Crew’s Boos and Music Store. For particulars, see posters, programme# Ae. M. A. WATSON. deStlOth Business Manager. JAMES M. BALL, President. WM. A. MOOltK, Vice President. AV.1I. W. CLAYTON, Cashier. State National Bank, ATLANTA, GA, Authorized Capital $500,000. Becieves Deposits, buys aod a*lla Exchange < a New York aud other points. '.pedal Attention Niven to Collectioaa, With prompt Remittances. DIRECTORS: James M. Ball, Campbell Wallace, James B. Wylie, “DOMESTIC .hi 8. M. Agcnta: It dor’t pay you to fight tho best machine) provei our claims j get* the agency and selli’. Ud rets “DOMESTIC” S. I. C*. 90 Qialen St, KI. OB NO. 4. DEGIVF.’H OPERA HOUSE, MARIETTA STREET, ATLANTA GA. W E have eeveral of th* late Improved Wheeler A Wli.cn, Singer. Howe, Weed end Florence Me- cb<ne«, v i h we’bave taken in exchange at a low prioe »very aheap. ooJT -*>Awtf NOTICE. T .HALL sdvsrtli,. .a R.tQrd.7. Ttb, IMTi, for ■*!• ALL TAX VI FAR not pGd bj BOOB of Most Beautiful RESIDENCE LOT, ra by *00 Fnl, OT IVmI ilml, Ml,A Xm- Iftut .tUuftnatuuma. Notice in Bankruptcy. who hae be» u adjudg-d a Bank ruj) Uiion, and that Uio payni*n< of mi7 debts, aud do- livery of any propeity bsion» n* to «uch Bankrupt, “‘la, or tor hla ue», and tLe I anafor of any prop erty by him, are forhtdoeu ty saw; Uum a Hwitag of ih* Creditors of tbs said bankrupt, to prove their debt«, and 10 cbooee 1 ca < r more Ae*igueee of hie estate, will be held at a Court of Baakrmpfc.v, to be holdeo at Atlanta, Ga., before Lawson black, Require. Begietvr, on in* 14th day of December, A D., 1873. at to odoofe a. M. W. H. SMYTH. United states Marshal, de-Ml a* Uesaeagar. C. R. BROWN B UYS Heoond-hand Furniture, and pay* Cash tor It- C- H. BBOWN m«ke* L nnges cheap. Cal! and tee me. H*pairs otd Fumitor*, Cana* Chair* and make* Bair asaitreeee* for cents per pound. OVER McMaLLaN A ShOW. Kaneua attest, deft.f MAS8-MEET1MG. On next B-bbath afternoon, tha Xh laetant, at 5 ’dock. In the Central Presbyterian Church, ta Washington street, there wlU De a UAsa MssTxaa of nU of the hsbba«h-hehoola of AtlsaU. Andresses will ba delivered by tha Bsv. John MoCvlMgb, ot Henderson, Kentucky, and by the Rev. L8-L f ere. U South Carolina. Mr. McCallagh Use been •ran Is this cans* for thirty >«id year*. Mr Lrgar* la uow eogageo la visiting and organising Sabbath Schools In Ueorgln. Parent* and the pnb- U generally ar Invited to attend. docd-'Tl—dtAe. D welling, five good plastered rooms. non occupied by Judwe Darnel Putman, 400 yards north-easter Kimball House, on that ueuce due west of the Bell Manetou, 1st Ft rat-Class Neighborhood) Will be sold >m the vremteas, on Its own merits, absolutely to the high* at bidder, at 5){ o’clock, Tharadnyr Afternoon, December 5, 187W, AFCall at our office aud see Plat of this BEAUTIFUL LOT. Terms made known on day of sale. Remember the time, RF* Tbar«aey afternoon, tbe da- after elect ton. BELL A GOLDSMITH. Real Estate Agenta. tho *le< A* d: J. S. OLIVER & CO., OJRNEB ALABAMA AND FORSYTH BT8., E NOW prices— DRESSED HOGS. BONES, BULK MEATS, HAMS, me. ly trimmed, LEAF LaRD, LARD iN CANS, Mixed ami I’uro Loaf, Ac. Miibcriakcta. Churlcz R.Groomca, Funorstl UadortalLor And Dsatrr tnPlnt-dase Metatic burial cases and i*ak*ta. will attend promptly u> all Pone rale in dty and country with THE FINEST HEARSE, n the dty for both aJuNa and children. Cen be band at his office both day aud night Orders by •airgraph attended te promptly. Ttae B«o« Corpse Preserver* an Hand. RF* 8pectal attention given to disinterring, moving and chipping ot Bodies. a&v+xa*.***.™* ot. LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AOWOBTH, Q KORQI A. f lABLE ALWAYS HUMP WITH THB E. In UTGBF1ED, de4d3t G. T. , NDEBSON, Chief Marshal. 200.” AUCTION THURSDAY MORNING 19 O'CLOCK. —at TUB- LIVE \UCTI0N HOU^E of T.C. MATSON J. H BARRETT, Aucnoaum. O NE Pale of Ohio Improved Chester White Pigs; two good 8«cond bend Pianos; large Invoice of Boots and khon. In jobblLg lots; one Baa blood M Cow (Durham and Devon), aod an immense Ink of household effects, corsutlngof Bed Meeds, Bureaus, Chains Tables. Cook Btovee, Meitreeeee, Feather bed*. Orooaery and Qlea*ware, and tboueands of de- CIRCULATES NOW 30,000. 100,000 Bcf JT* Jaauary, IKS. Mammoth Pictorial Paper Three Hgntha FHgK.-Io order to circulate the pe er everywhere the publisher* are sanding the IL- U8TKATBD RECORD AND KRPOdlTOhY ONE YBaU, end n splendid Pm mints Pasbiga of Tal ty Articles, or two Colored Palms, II by IT, or PINK tiliBOMO, for f 115; and wtU sand the^aper also from October, 187 J. to January, 1171 fthiee moaths) Fr-e to all who subscribe. Seed for It now and mv* money, forth* Mammoth Pictorial Repost Wry •t good vending 1 heisnee. Art. LIteratam, Travels, Pash ion, Household. Am. Ac.. wlUUls fine Uhmlra- Uon-ts worth far more than tha enbeerlptfoo price; and the premium would 00M much mors. Make money by raleuig a targe club, oy showing pepmn sad premiums. OmA or splendid Priaes given tor Club*. Address ILLUSTRATED RECORD AND REPOSITORY. P O- Box 3141* New York. Sent with Savannah News for ft extra. JbUA' l. nwOOjF. AttornoT-at-lja w. / IXSTKlUnUA OXOBOU 0*c< onr LalO- V mu', Man, EM IUU Una. WU1 pnctlo. U IN. H. FOWLER. Ancll-nerr. T HX Ml. of IX.I ImMokHun ol ItcCroUr?'.. 00 Miu O.ll Drat, otil br »I4 oa a* <1*1 — TuotUj . Lonobor M. at tbo Uourt-HooM. valucs a rowus-
