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FUNERAL OF GEN. JAcKsoE.-The Nashville Union gives the following account of the funeral ot Gen. Jackson at the Hermitage

 The recommendations of the meeting of citizens were promptly aGquesced in during the day on i"es- day Business of every kind was snspended-lhe houses were all closed and the city had all tlie ap- pearance ofa Sabbath. Minute guns fired from II o'clock until o'clock, and the bells at n II the churches we're tolled.

 Early on Tuesday mor ming every vehicle in the city that could be procured was pu, m requisiii"n' and vast concourse ofcItizens repaired to the Her mtape. There was an immense assemb'age present from all the surrounding towns and Oountles. The bodv of te old Hero was laid out in the paror with the face uncovered-every one being anxious to take d last lingering look at him. We saw present many of his old companions in arms, and many lear fell from their manly cheeks they gazed .or the last time upon his features cold m death. Al II o'clock, the Rev Dr. Edgar preached n most impressive and eloquent serlnon--hls text was taken from Revelations, 7lh chapter. 18th and l4th verses i-

 unto me- what are these which are arrayed m white robes? And whence came they! l4Ih. And said unto him, sr, thou knowest. And he said to me, tbese are they which came ouI of great tribuation, and have washed thelr ropes, aud made them white in the blood Of the Lamb The eloquent divine gave An interesting skelcn o' the conversion O Gen. Jackson about SIX or seven years ago and bore the strnngcst testimony m Dehd of his Christian life aui walk. His dellneat'on o his character as Il soldier. commander, statesman and patriot. was striking and elOquent Alter the religious services were ended' the no'y was conveyed ru the prepared many years since for it's reception. The following gentemen acted as pall-bearers on the solemn occasion. VIZ; Jacob NC Gaveck, Esq.,, Joseph Norve, Sen, Joseph W Horton, Esq, Joseph LiIion, Esq. Captain Alpha Kingsley. Timothy Dodson. Esq Jas Ridley, Esq Thomas Claiborne, Esq DanIel Graham, Esq, Dr J. Shelby, F. B. Fogg, Esq. Hon. M. w. Brown David Craighead, Esq | In the presence of the vast assembly, without ponp or display, his body was deposited by the side of that of his beloved wife, which has been there resting for sixteen years. It was his wish that he should be buried quietly and peacefully. wiiho" pomp or display, and so Il was dune. Capt. Car roIl's fine company of Blues was present in uniform which gave additional interest 10 the occasion. the solemn ceremony closed by the discharge O three yoeys over the grave, under command oi "en Harding.

 Thus [says the Union] died and thus was buried Gen. Andrew Jackson. We deem il unnecessary it speak of the character of one illusirlous thai h name and fame have filled the world. He had empha tcaily filled the measure of his countr,s glory, sn' ripe old age he quietly and calmly breaihed h last, having made his peace with tis God and a'' up for himsel t an ,mpershable treasure in Heaven