New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

following order
The Orator and Clergy.
The Guard lafayette CAPT LsnoS ps a. s' e,eon
Pearson Light Guard
Prvaies NouC commissioned Officers. and Officers 1T.
RegL NY Volunteers.
Officers ID Reg. y ~ Volunteer
officers ofthe Army, Navy, and State
Committee Of Arrangement
Sheriff. cry and County Officers
Mayor sud Common Council Of Brooklyn
President and Trustees Of w williamsburg.
ENMayors and Ex Members ofCommon Council
Members Of Congress senate, snd Assembly
judiciary.
Atlantic Lodge
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows, In full Royals
Fire Companies under arms IN reverse
Fire Department
Order OF United American Mechanics
Members Of the Legal and Medical Profession.
Members Of other Civic Societies.
Citizens on foot and IN Carriages
The order of United American Mechanics were out
in large force and with their splendid banners, made
an imposing display The length OF the procession was
considerably over mile
During its march minute guns hred from Ber.
gen Hill and south Brooklyn and the bells OF the
Churches tolled. The procession as it moved along
slowly bearing the embiems OF mourning presented
solemn spectacle, aud the streets crowded with
citizens DESTROYS OF paying their last tribute 10 the re-
mains OF the gallant officer On arriving at Greenwood
Cemetery the remains OF the deceased carried
Battle Hill their hns resting place when Rev. DR.. Cox
made prayer after which beautiful Ode written by
FREDERICK r. HuLsEET, Esq. sung under the d.
rection OF Luther B. Wyman We quote The con
GLIDING stanzas
Rest where the turf which robes thy clay
Was Freedoms dauntless held
Rest where thy sires In freedoms day.
Ia blood % Heaven appeald
And whea the Weakening trump shall sound
To burst mis- verdant sod
May dutys sacrifice be crownd,
By rest and peace with God.
Rev Francis V1NroN then delivered an Grafton o.
great force aud beauty which he particularly dwelt
upon the desire implanted in the minds Of all to be
buried in their native land Although he deprecated
war OF aggression he considered il the soldiers dpty
At all times and on all occasions to light a. the com.
mand Of his country The Grafton which lasted about
hour listened 70 with the greatest attention by
n, assembled multitude who finally dismissed
with benedictiOn
THE LATE DEiAL-ArIoN.--The name Of the
person who proves 10 be a deiaulter 10 the Brooklyn
Savings Bank which has previously been withheld
OF respect to the feelings Of his family Mr. Thomas
Hegeman. lie has been connected for long time with
the Bank during which connection be has been guilty
Of repeated peeulations which will ia all amount 70
about s35O0l The surplus Of tie Bank $1,000 and
Il Is stated that Mr Hegeman discharged from the
Bank in the month OF August l-i6 in consequence Of
his having been seen fashionable gambling estab
hshmen, IN New-York, since which time he has not
been connected with the institution. His distractions
which have recently been discovered effected BY
making false aggregates Of the moneys received by the
Bank falling short OF the real amounts and sppropr
ating the difference to bis own Use. Mr.. Hegeman
made his escape the 9Th Of June, since which time
he has not been heard Of. tie belongs u very re-
spectacle family and has always held high position IN
society.
NAyAL.-The stOre-ship Erie has been ordered
on goyage 70 the Mediterranean and the work Of
fitting has already commenced The Government yes
sels this station the receiving ship North Carolina
frgates Macedonian and Savannah laid up ordinary
soopo.wn Vincennes steamer Fulton, aud the steam
revenuecuitoE Polk The war steamer San Jacinio is
still on the stocks her construction progressing very
slowly
POLICE-There was nothing Of the least Inn
porrance In this department yesterday
American MusEUN.-There Is % e grand Holiday Tor