New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01
The .rlanric-nore Particulars.

The BODY Of Alderman Burbank Of Brooklvu has
.eea brought 10 RS residence = thst city Aro1 Ire
5oaie. brought 70 Brooklyn Saturday It's; Of
Nj CASSIDY Of Philadelphia which vas recognized %
Nj Whistler OF BrooulesL arc by hin taken to Phna
delphia Mr. Kiui5sr OF the i'm Of SpoEord. II
lesion & Co shoe dealers OF this city wss We recre,
10 iea-r among the lost NJ. hinbals BODY wss
brought ID IN An extra tram which arrived al BROOKLYN a,
qo'cock Sunday evening M Cornell Zee ticket master
O; the Lon. Island Railroad Company was charged
WITH the train K being the return OF the Express
which le;t BROOKLYN OF Saturday &c left Nor.
wien yesercay Sunday AZ hsl. past = O'Clock and New
London soon after Re informs says the Herald that
al The bodies but one rad been claimed 5y their trends
The Mohesan returned TO Norwich a5oGte o'clock or
SATURDAY. evening WIKI :O- additional bodies from tie
island among them Doctor Nestou) three Of whom,
were forwarded 20 Boston yesterday.
The shore appears 10 DC stFe"ed Win paris OF the
wreck &c Ttt valuable val;se OF adams < Co was
found soue three miles from the pom; where the Allan.
&c struck
TIE Yohecsn returned Immediately and anchored
near the island 7nd competent force OF hands WAS a,
work on Sunday recovering whatever could De obtained
The agent of the NewYork underwriters engaged at
tne island.
Nj Cornell crossed in the steamboat, New Haven from
New London to Greeupor He states that view OF the
wreck OF the atlantic quite distinct being less than
halt nile to the OF the place where sae struck
and where there x cove with safe anchorage.
CAPTAIN an Petit of the Mohegsn has been unrerlit-
ting IN MS exer;ion reclanins the bodies o: The
fortunate victims watch = constantly duty along
the extent o: TIE shore OF the island.
Il was reported that large amount OF money, which
Alderman burbank had with him. had been taken from
his person by some one not authorized Sach was not
the case the money g 800 was handed into the Office OF
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company by Capt
Williams OF the Cleopatra
Both Mr. Kim5al and M Burbank were highly es-
tesued citizens OF Brooklyn and the latter At hs time
OF bis death President OF the Board OF Aldermen -
Both haze families Mr.. kiinbal! leaves wife and I've
children. Nc tongue speak. nor pen describe the
distress and desois-on brought suddenly upon these
amiable families suffice it 10 say that their beresyc-
and lamentations hear; rendine IN the extreme
MIR Burbank has been in public Life Tor a number Of
years and was "A member OF the last Legislature Mr..
hinbs al the head OF the hFin which succeeded
Mcssrs. SpoaoTd Ti,esion & Co. OF this city
We hear that the barrel containing large amount o.
bank bills and other vauables. entrusted 20 Adamss TX.
press mas been found al safe Yesterday the bank bills
we're being dried in Wsllst. Nj Gouds precau;ion in
cucasing the barre! in epEeservers has thus been at
tended with success
Rev. DR. ARMsrRoxG's funeral took place yesterday
morning at Dr. AGauls's Church in Broomest When W.,
arrived il was with the utmost difficulty that even
standing place could be secured dense the crowd
that completely filed the large edIhcc We thus
unable furnish anything Ike report o.. any OF the
addresses other exercises for word occasionally
all TINT could be heard Remarks were successive
delivered By Rev Drs. ADAMS, BADGER Con- and others
whose names NC did not catch. Dr. Adariss remarks
We're Of .omc length and characterized By very great
simplicity and Christian feeling. His illusions TO D!.
Armstrong were very appropriate sayn. mat MS loss
would Re widely anen;ed. and especially 20 by those IN
tercs;ed in the Ot Missions.
Or. Armstrong; remains conveyed for inter
ment to East Bloomfield y. J.
over ninety carriages and other vehicles in at
tendance at Cept DusrASs funeral on Staten Island
on Sunday.
Rev Nh W;nslow read the lesson from 18th chapter
Isl Episilc OF Pau! 10 the Corinthians Alter which,
Rev Dr. Moore pronounced the funeral Grafton taking
his the ia chapter of Judges 2oth And
Ehud said. have message from God unto thee.
Rev Mr. Goddard followed, aud addressed the vast
crowd present in strain OF remarks highly eu.ogistc
OF the virtues OF the deceased.
The remains were borne distance Of five miles from
the family residence and deposited in the family vauli
Staten Island
The funerals of Lieut.. ALLEN II. NoRroN OF the [ :
Army, and Dr. c. l. Ilassler. surgeon in the [ : Navy
10 have taken place from the residence OF Capt
Bs-scii at New London Saturday Lieut. Norton had
been stoppiu. in New London Tor several days, at the
residence OF Capt, 4 Bassett, and proceeding 10
West Point He had hut recently received his promo
DE- usss!er had Just arrucd az Boston III the I. :
ship Falmouth aud was his way 10 New Brunswick
y ]. the place of his residence.