The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23


FvxsaAI raecrssson ~ nsHoR o. TINE AsxAiHs %
rRs LATE CAPTAIN J. W. zAssssxrr, OF Nav JEasrr-
This solemn and imposing public demonstration drew
together vast Of citisens Of either
yesterday, about o'clock In the vclnty fthe Battery
all Of whom seemed to evincs deep sympathy
the occasion. The patriotic ardor the gasntry the
acknowledged ehivslry Of citizen soldiers the mill
tsry snthusiasm displayed by them upon all occs-
sions, their jealous regard for the national honor
and particularly the gallant conduct Of our army at the
late battle ut Busna vistawhere the brave Zabrske
fsuwould seem to have aroused national spirit among
mains through this city and accordingly crowds nocked
forward to join In the ceremony. AT hafpsst the
By the military and civic aSthorisiss headed by
the Mayor, 1T Pier No l. East River In solemn silence
After little delay the military Mayor, and eorsGrs
procession. and turned into the Battery, from whence
they proceeded through Broadway as hr a. Chambers
playing the "Dead March in SAUL followed by the
German Hussars; next, the German Horse Guards
guard Of honor suocssdsd they were commanded by
Ths CONN, which was of plain though beautiful ma
hogany, was surmounted by the cap sword and scsb-
bard OF the deceased In the usual the
sion Of military funerals, next In order and was
upon which, either side appeared In large letters Of
gold the words, Busna Vista" Four Of the national
ags also placed ct either end of the co and two
horses driven in the usual style of the artillery,
| attached. Captain 1Leursssr's troop was In atten-
Next followed the relatives OF deceased
friends of the smyMayors Corporations of the cities
Of New York aud Brooklyn General Storms and large
number of staff officers followed They succeeded
| by the Independence Guard. Captain Reynolds the
| New Lafayette Guards, French corps, and the Rifle
Rangers wound up the procession. In this order the
procession moved up Broadway amid heavy storm Of
thunder, rain and lightning, until they reached Bar
| clay street; hence through West Broadway, Jay
So%ns DOWN thick s and heavy when the military
| formed in parade and the body wa: placed on
board the steamboat Frank for Its destination
| who participated in the solemn ceremony, exhibit.
feeling Of psti s,,. under ,t the
time which should afford additional qualification to the
friends the lamented deceased and be taken as addi
tiona testimony Of the high regard in which he had
been held We shall only say In concIusion, over the
remains of the mourned Zabriskie Dulce ct dscorum
est pro Pafria mort"
That JuSx-CAsrLE GARpES.-An doubt in relation
to the legitimacy of this vessel whatever 1t may be
called having been removed those who have heretofore
been unbelievers will Of satisfy their curiosity
forthwith 1t is not very likely that shall ever have
another specimen Of marine architecture of this kind in
the port of New York. the arrival of the Keyng
purely accidental and those who neglect the opportun
Offering, will regret 1t when 1t IL too late The
thousands daily visiting this vessel the best evidence
Of the her arrival has created and the few
days longer she will remain In port will hardly suffice
ing craft and must be to be appreciated Indepen
of tho attraction the junk presents Castle Garden
is delightful place to pass away few hours In these
hot days.
The WEArHrR-About 8 O'Clock yesterday, the sky
lowered and gave heavy thrsatenngs Of thunder storm
The thermometer in the early part Of the day. stood at
90 degrees aud up to 81 at O'Clock At O'Clock
a heavy thunder storm, accompanied with rain aud
lightning commsncsd, and lasted for several hours
The city completely drenched with rain, and the
streets were pretty well washed
9th REGIMENT, NATIONAL GuARos.-This celebrat
ed regiment, under Col Bremmer made their annual
visit the Ely Fields In sr aEqs drs, FOR fs
ternoon They formed In the Park at ~ o'clock, and
altogether they made the most martial and sodierlike
appearance of any body Of that any where be
found and may be considered the pride Of the city
Upon their arrival the Elysan Fieldsthey Immediate
lv commenced their drill and notwithstanding the diff
fculty of executing some Of the orders, they
through them all with degree Of knowledge and skill
ulness truly surprising and eoited from the
spectators unbounded applause We noticed that the
9Th company. commanded BY Capt Shumway had the
right the ne owing to his having held his commission
"a captain LONGER than any other in the regiment
We we're also much pleased with the seadness and so
derike bearing of his and judging from the entire
drill we should without hesitation select from the whole
uumber of we'll drilled companies his the best, and
that seemed to be the general Impression The day
aS hes sU far s whole week Thew rsturnsd 70 ths
city about O'clock and were dismissed In the Park, all
seeming well pleased and satisfied with the excursion
"BANK DEFALcArIoN IA man named Brinckerhoff,
formerly porter In Leather Manufact Bank
the charged with the defalcateDs heretofore
mentioned The amount Of money taken has been
rated; it 10 said to be only $l2,s00.
ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUIcIpE.-Until within the
last week, the Coroners Office has furnished but few
items OF interest for some time past each week aord
Ing some dozen cases OF snip Iever destns from intem
perance &c. 10 Inc events OF the last nve or SIX Days
have, however cameo 10 mnd sne oi1 saying that IL
s ;.trat;nr tho c;rourst.noss cornaot.a ,rth
h ~ ustsrioss msrder of n child he ia sent for IN
hoia an inonest on the BODY of A relipions fanatic
| .hoss davs we're susnecied to have heen short
nsd nv the phvsic administered bv his equally fanatic
brethren and the subject has been permitted to
main three days. wonder the attention OF the worthy
ocial alluded to- is called to another Of equal
| interest, the particulars Of which, from the evi
denoe adduced, appears to be as follows A
| young Portuguese. said to be mate Of vessel now
| lying in port, while in the city some time ago
became acquanted WIN young ierae Of prepossesspg
appearance, wno ~ ~ uuS nv ss
consented 70 oeoos , u s Vh 'ne occasion
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