The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16
city Intelligence.

THE REMAINS OF GENERAL WORTH, COL. DUNCAN,
AND MAJOR GATES.
This morning ct 10 o'clock, the New York Volun
teers vii have the exclusive honor OF accompanying
the remains Of General Worth to their last resting
place In Greenwood Cemetery. They will con-
siitots the guard of honor for the iuternent, and
that, after all, 10 the highest position that could
be assigned them. 1t stoues. in some degree: for
the flight offered them, but does not remove It.
The following understand will be the pail bearsrs
-Comm1dore s'Iipaham, u Col Craig u ;.
A. Col scliven 4. Al Col Talcot, u 5. A.; Col.
Boben, (ate) aid-d.. camp to the deceased and DR..
Simmons, Of the Army 1t was strsugs oversight Of
tb. committee Of arrangements, that they did not
invite Col Bohen and Lieut. Barry to the funeral till
their arrival here yesterday, though there gallant OH.
eerr, the aids az General Worth, accompanied him
through ell bis campaigns. till he left Mexico
The remains Of Col Duncaa will be conveyed this
morning in the st Nicholas steamboat, to Cornwall,
charter the steamer being the guard of honor on the
occaton The remains will be inferred there In the
family bcryirg. ground Col Duncan was an honorary
member Of the company. This company acquitted IT.
self With great dignity and military dise piine yester-
day. Its marching was admirable. IL numbered 10
men.
The remains Of Major Gates will be conveyed TO
Governors Inland, this forenoon for intermsnt the
guard Of honor being the troops at present Ia tbs Tort
Tus NV YoEK yoLurrrsus- when these noble
fellows returned to Central Hall after the procession
they followed by thousands OF citizens,
who loudly ohesrd them; and Ahout3oe bouquets ~ess
them By the hands 81 the fair who kncs how 90
appreciate the deeds Of the brave tapiain Ryndsrs
t,rg called upon for speech by tho people rtdou!s
tie suai DIS no took an ionor that did belong
hem fiOm the heroic volunteers whoss right 10 was.
He glad the volunteers did not permit their col ors
TO D. bone by Noases candy soldiers Who never saw
any Mud warfare than shooting down ctizens;
ana be hoped they would not give back their colors 90
Common Council who had proved themselyes unworthy
a. the ir custody, He then CEN plmeptsd the Worth
Light Ouerd and their captain, Vim. W Lyon and also
tie Lafayette Guard and Capt Richard French, who
had been hIr.tsd for the honor hs had paid the yo
luLtsers bat this would only make him dsarsr to the
Iutic, Who would tustaim him against such persecu-
ton. at tn. conclusion Of his obssr 'ations. three
cheers were given Tor Captain Ryudsrs, aud nine
cheers for the ketg TOrk HrGh. The follosioR con-
municatip has been addressed to the first Regiment
Of New York Voiubtsert.-
"Jn h.hslf ~ the volunteers, officers, and soldiers
oi the different Statss nos sojOurnins In New York,
ana whom had the honor 90 command in the funeral
procession a yesterday beg TO return cur Sarmest
ibarks TO the officers aud soldiers of this let New York
Regiment, for their msgpenimity aud hndnesg In
giving the extreme right Of their column upon that
cccsticn. NJ. X. TAYLOR,
Late Cspt. Twiggs' Mounted Itiaemen,
OF Baltimore