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 The Relations of the Deceased. The Common Council of the city of New-York IS mourners. in the following order:

 The Mayor of the city. The Board of Aldermen headed by their President. The Board of Assistant Aldermen headed by their

 President

 The Officers of the two Boards

 The Society of the Cincinnati.

 The Physicians of the Deceased The President, Trustees, Faculty, and Students of

 Columbia College. The University of the city of New-Yor the Hon.

 Albert Gallatin presiding College of Physicians and Surgeons.

 Foreign Ministers and Consuls Marshal of the United States and Sheriff of the sity

 and county Judge of the United States and State Cours and

 the Recorder.

 Members of Congress. Senate and Assembly of the State Legislature. Members ofthe Bar. ofths city and of King scounty President and Trustees of the village of Brooklyn Officers of the Army and Navy fthe United States, Militia Officers not on duty.

 Chamber of Commerce

 Board of Trade.

 Officers of the Customs. Wardens of the Port and Ilarbor Master.

 Marine Society. The Hibernia Universal Benevolent Society, with

 tl.eir usual insignia. The members of Fire Company 26, with their ban.

 ner hung with black crape. The Printers. with their banner hung with crape,

 The Tailors.

 The Shoemakers

 Citizens of Brooklyn. The Literary and Philosophical Society, and the Society for the education of poor Jewish children also took part in the line. The procession moved mp Broadway to Bleecker- street The military then formed in line on each side of Bleecker and Second streets, and each side the metery walls, while the different public bodies and societies marched through and entered the Cemetery The body was then deposited in the vault assigned to it in the northeast end. The troops fired three rounds after the body had been lowered and the pro- cession moved out of the cemetery in the order in which they entered. The body of the deceased Patriot was deposited in leaden coffin after the decease, and this is encased in q very highly finished mahogany coffin which bears plate of silver, the following simple inscription :

 JAMES MONROE,

 OF VIRGINIA