nEcATuR,S REMAINS.
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We learn from the Philadelphia papers that
the remains of This distinguished Commodore,
were buried on Thursday, The Military ar
rived al the Navy Yard at about J ! o'clock
After the preparatory movements had taken
place, usual TO burying one who occupied such
an exalted station as the deceased, the line be-
gan to move, at which time minute guns were
fred from the Navy Yard. The military took
up the line of march in the following reserved
order sa iat


Third Brigade. Battalion, &c.


Second Brigade, BIC. nat


First Brigade, &c. ha.l
United States seamen, among whom num-
Ter, had served under Decatur, one of them,
named Robert Owen, bore flag containing
the celebrated sentiment Of the deceased


"Our country, always right
But our country-right or wrong" u
Next followed the Rev. Mr.. Grier, chaplain
in the Navy, clothed in ministerial robe.