New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14
CITY ITEMS

OF whom on the sick list and were taken irnme
diately to the Naval Hospital six companies Of the
I lee Regiment of New York Volunteer embarked al
\ New Oreans on the "a inst Tor this port and may be
/ expected 10 arrive within week The grand public
reception which s 20 hc rendered 30 the regiment 'y
the City VIII We supp9sc uu Fixed On day 'uti-i-n''
late 90 make then arrival u dee meantime certain Pre-
psfstons are ben- made 90 render the very of'sn'
and imposing ceremony an civic associations and
military compsniss DESTROYS of psriicpatus 10 t have
b.en requesed 90 report Themselves 20 the Committee
/ o0 Arrangement. o. morrow night IN
/ Tar LAsr NAnru. To bodies of Lieut. Col.
/ r.,ter and the other officers removed from the
civ .u Yesterday afternoon 20 2i O'Clock under escort
a. the Baxter Blues rtc Ringsod Horse Guard aud p
detachment under Gen storms. The funeral process
on accompanied by bands playing the solemn marches
fbe dead passed down Broadway 70 the south cry
where il crossed to Brooklyn and accompanied the
main. 10 Greenwood Cemetery where they were con
signed 20 resting place 10 the soil Of their country
FINAL OBsLQUW- of IHF HFROE- OI EHE Z. :.
vcLrvrEEss IT GaIENwooD CrrErEsy-After 3
o'clock ye-tcrday. the Park became deDsely crowded
win spectators who were assembled % view The final
removal of The remains OF the fallen heroes who met
then death 10 discharge OF their duty soldiers the
PLAIN. Of Meaco The soreral besrscs were brought
ga front of the C;y Hall about 8. o'clock The Baxter
Blues under the command 81 Lieut. Kissner proceeded
to the residence Of Lieut. Forbes for the purpose Of
eacoiting bic remains 10 the Greenwood Cemetery
The remains Of Lieut. Col Baxter placed Ia the
front hesrse The next contained those of Lieut. Gal
ashef followed by Chandler Forbes and Barclay
Alter these came "a succession their relatives and
friends in private carriages 10 the number Of nifty The
hearso OF a Forbes accompanied by members
of Lodge no g. l. y o. f. Strangers Refuge. of
which he was O member also that OF the Ring
gold Association of which h. was the fret Captain.
Both Of these bodies maio most respectable appear
an.c and notwithstanding the elements eyincod sut
hacnt inclemcncy 70 damp their ardor they perse.
vercd onward la THEN work Of brotherly respect The
Bazter Blues under the command Of Lieut. Kissner,
accompanied rs Lothian band, led the front and the
rear was brought up by the Gulick Guards under the
command Of Capt Garland accompanied by Wallace
band The head OF the procession Wa led by hi
vision of cavalry under the command Of Brig Gen
Storms.
The extent of the procession was upward OF mile.
proceeded thus 10 Greenwood, whenre on Battle
fin" graves were prepared, four IN number. forming
cro-s IT angles with the heads a center Thcu after
being deposited in their final Resin place the usual
services were performed by Rev Dr. sesbury and the
odd Fellow and the parting salute of the military
fred by the Baxter Blues On the ground we observed
Col Ward b Burnett accompanied by the other officers
Of the NewYork Regiment
A LEOPARD Husr About ] "Wednesday night,
Policeman Mott Of the Eighteenth Ward, while his
beat in seycntecnth.st received information from
Mr. Haims, that somebody had broken into unoccu.
pied house, of which he was the owner and adjoining
the in which he lived whereupon he proceeded to
the place for the purpose OF securing the burglar On
searching the upper story, his attention attracted
to a noise similar to that made by large dog ascend
ing the stairs and which was soon after heard the
root Of the building. On examination he discoyereds
leopard which showed beautiful set of teeth as an
indication that he just in the humor for good
supper. The officer however not being disposed TO
furnish the repest repaired TO the Station house aud
obtained the assistance OF Capt. Flandrow and some
Policemen, who armed and equipped for the hunt and
succeeded in shooting the animal This is one Of the
couple Of copsrds which escaped from Corporal
1hompson's premises.
This leopard (or spotied tiger has been stated by
som.) had been confined with his mate in cage
the bars Of which proved to be tribe too wide spart
the animals thin and reduced from the effects
Of long sea voyage They belonged, with an elephant
and pair of lions 10 Raymond Co who placed them
in charge of Mr. Thompson for safe keeping until they
should have recovered from the transportation. The
other escaped varnint was shot "wednesday
morning, after astonishing many persons by sprneng
upon them in the street several bitten. bat th5s
animal was fortunately but half grown or the
qucnces would have been very serious.
PosrPONsMENT oF The French BANeUEr-ln
consequence Of the lsmentsble received from
,fA ARA f,tth o
que proposed to be given to- day, the anniversary Of
the taking of the Bastle publishes card in the Cor
rr des Etas Ua,s stating that it has been thought I'D
yisabe 70 postpone it tin Thursday, the 27th inst
srRAKoscH rN New HAvEv.-Wo learn that N.
srakosh who has been obliged to postpone his secoud
Concert in Brooklyn, on account of the Hall having
been previously engaged by the steyermsrkers, will
give the citizens of New Haven opportunity of hear
iug him on Monday or Tuesday next We envy them
the surprise and delight with which they will listen 20
this unsurpassed pianist
- THE STEYERNAKERs' LAST CONCERT.-
The steyermarkers gave brllisn Concert lsst night
a,the Brooklyn Female Academy They played with
exquisite harmony and feeling when in fact do they
ever play otherwise and were warmly applauded by
the audience To night we to hear them or the last
token and the sounds from Home will be even more
exausitely touching under such circumstances. If all
who have been delighted by the Steyermarkers per
fornances attend their farewell Concert tonight the
T,bernscle will not be sufficient to contain them.
- The note OF Mr. EDMoSDs. Keeper OF the
CITY Prison. published in The Tribune Of yesterday,
was intended 70 be addressed to the Editors Of the
Slu and was SO written but the compostor thought
othorwise-hence the error. The statement referred
T. and quoted in italics uttered by The Sun.
TAYLoR's BArTLEs.-The Panoramss of the
Battles Of Taylor in Mexico At the Minerva Rooms,
visited by crowds OF spectators This lie one of the
largest Panoramas in the country displaying the grand
mountain scenery of Mexico and the storm and coniu
sion of battle with nearly the viydness aud submty
of reality.
FIRE-At 10 Wednesday nIght- the smoke pipe
of Redmonds steam engine and boiler foundry dis
cover. on fire. but was promptly extnsuished
b. fcers of the Fifth Ward before the
all.