First Presidency, Apostles, Patriarchs, First Seven Presidents of the Seventies, Olsen's Brass Band, Presidents of Stakes, High Councilors, Choir, Presidencies of High Priests' Quorums, Sixth Ward Silver Band, Presidencies of Elders' Quorums, Presiding Bishopric, Provo Silver Band, Bishops and Counselors, Salt Lake City Band, Presidencies of Teachers' Quorums, Presidencies of Deacons' Quorums, Committee of Arrangements, Citizens in Carriages and on Foot. The cortege was of great length, and splendid in its appointments. It proceeded east on South Temple Street, to N Street, thence turned north, and entered the cemetery at the upper gates. At the grave a select choir sang with exquisite sweetness that most beautiful and heaven inspired of hymns-- O, my Father, thou that dwellest In that high and glorious place! The dedicatory prayer was offered by Elder Richard Ballantyne, after which the earthly remains of the great Apostle and President of the Church of Jesus Christ were consigned to their temporary resting place, pending the construction of a stone vault, and the immense throng quietly and sadly dispersed. Early in the morning of the 20th of August, the remains of President Taylor were removed, in the presence of his family, from the first grave to their permanent resting place. The sepulcher is of granite rock slabs twelve inches in thickness firmly clamped and doweled together with heavy bolts and rods of solid steel, thus forming a chamber seven feet by four, and five feet in depth. This is inclosed by a massive, solid cap-stone of the same material, eight feet six inches by six feet, one foot thick and weighing four and a half tons. It is secured in its position by a number of powerful steel rods, making a structure almost impregnable. There sleeps in peace the body of the fearless CHAMPION OF LIBERTY, and the APOSTLE OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. Footnotes 1. It was in Boulogne ser-Mer and Paris that he labored principally while in France, and it was at the former place he held the discussion alluded to by Elder Richards. 2. A younger brother of the Prophet Joseph's, a most excellent young man; he died in Nauvoo, 1841. 3. Samuel Smith, a brother to the Prophet. 4. Heber C. Kimball. 5. President Brigham Young. 6. Willard Richards, who was with President Taylor and the two Prophets in Carthage Jail. 7. He was the Apostle that was killed at the battle of Crooked River, in Missouri, 1838. 8. Jedediah Grant, Counselor to President Young. 9. George A. Smith, a Counselor to President Young.