uoyoRs TO GENERAL JACKSON.
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The display in Philadelphia, in memo
ry Of Gen'l jackson, was grand and impo-
sing beyond description. The volunteer
military companies Of the city and adjoln-
ing counties, numbering $500 headed the
procession; then came the various benc-
VIOLENT societies, trades lnien, fire compa-
nies, sc. &C., to the humber of several
thousands; followed by an immense ca
valcade Of citizens. The flags of the mi
litary and the emblems Of the different So
cieiies were shrouied in Grape, and fes-
toons of mourning were hung in the win
dows and balconies Of the houses along
the line Of the procession. All business
was suspended, and the citizens uniyer-
sally Joined in paying the last tribute Of
respect to the illuslrious deceased. II is
estimated that 10000 persons witnessed
the procession. The eulogy was pro-
nounced by George NJ. Dallas, Vice Pre-
sident Of the United States. Such gor-
geous pageant, and such a general mani
festation Of popular feeling, was never be-
fore witnessed in the city.