New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

FUN RAJ sOLE,I MITES
10 homo q tns rsl ar ard .snerted
MAJOR GENERAL WORTH.
COL. DUNCAN AND MAJOR GATES.
~ Late of the United states Army usde- NJ
direction o. le lrcirs Authorities Of ne Cav u New
YORK THU R3DAY Nov o. hs-Inz heer s-sc;e5 ~ Ii.
Sp--s COMMITTEE ~ Ars- g@re-:s ..e day for IN
nzns ne flners 03'el-s o. ~ above nsre ed "a -et
ne proces'lo1 " move ron Tie ParKs o'clock
IL The following oder
FV,f Dst.rio1 .y.t-. FORK sat- Nlii1
Ence- COMMAND q
NA9oE-sr"EstL saNFoED
C1rssurg0f
The FIRST BRIGADE.
Co--Rnde1 ~
HsisAolfE C.~xR.LsTesvs
C0mpOsed - lie following Reg re-.s.vlz
First Horse Arale-y, c.. Rye. sso'sd I,faruy, CO.
THE second BRIGADE.
COMMANDED "
fEfsADiEz ,EsEsAL NORRIS
Fourth L.ga. A-,le-y. Co. Ys'ss FfA Il'artry, CO..
THE THiRD : s;R,iS 40
Commanded y
seventh CG 5,s.v CT G -, - 5s.5y Co. Bo
THE FOJRTH BRIGADE.
sp,..nreR esNEst. EVEN
CompOSe1 y ne i1.-oHin ;'es.r-n.s ~ a..
''a -''r ~ Ten ~ 80 ISss,Ty' O. ,s55iai
BsroUches, con:4i-ing re ssT~-ea1 - 9vet Clergy,
Orator and Poe. u me Gay az P-.-b-s's's-
Captain sbonTsy', Company.
SsHolsl Gusr1 sss Gusri u Honor.
Drawn By three pair. 80, c5z,aairg iss Remains OF
rGAJOR-GENERAL WORTH,
Chsvgerof Dsra Worn,
Rode by him a he Battles y M0l;erey CrJf2 G9fao &c
Surviving Ofcers AID Soldiers q he FlfsI h-g'
uel, y Y. Volunteer
Relatives oft,e Deceased IL Canisges
BAND.
PsIBeErsI. n baro1che5
Captain T.nc-urs Company, Lisni G1hTd
e
HEARSE.
Drawn ~ two pairs Of 1ofse. containing he Remains Of
COLONEL DUNCAN.
CHARGER Of Colonel Duncan,
Rode BY MIN the Batss Of CerrO G0rdO Cheubuico&c
Relatives o.. Deceased IL Csf iages
BAND
, Ps Pa 10 Bsroge 6e,,. C,,,s
Al Guard Of Honor.
Drawn by pairs q horses containing the Remains OF
MAJOR GATES.
Charger Of Major CAFES
Relatives VI The Deceased, il CRIrages
faND
Ofcers OF The uiled state. Army and Navy.
Superintendent and OF -ers % Yves. Poini
Military Academy.
Surviving Oacers and sode-s engaged on the Frontier
10 The War Of l1i4-f
Discharged Soldiers ofthe Jned states army
Ms.or Gen. Y or.n.
Governor md Lieutenant Oovernor Of the STATE
Oficers Gud Members u the Society OF CincinnaN'
Members - The Prets.
Foreign COnsuls.
Mayors u the Ciues o! BROOKLYN, Jersey C.iy
and Hucson. sud the
Members OF the Common COulfhs thereof
Presidents oil h. villages n WusmIb-rgb. New hureh
Ard Cornwall AMI Trustee, Iaereof
Committee Of C.tzels Ol he Town OF Cornwall
Lomniliee of Arrangements
Members OF The Board OF Aldermen and Assistant
Proceed Nv The President. AID
other Oifcers
p-..t4.,. e~5 ,se,ph.,. a. the R,erd al EdugLt1g
Senators and Representatives, in Consies.
TX Members Of Congress
Members Of the Senate and Assembly oi Tie oa'e OF
ExMembers Of the Common Council
ReCorcer. Src he
Honorable the Judges Of The several Courts - the City
Dstric. Attorney.
Presideut Faculty End Students o. Columbia College.
Chancelo[ Faculty and s.uten'' OF the
Principal Professors aud students OF the Free Academy
Heads OF Departments and OF er Officers Of The
City Government
Chief Eug.le"r and Assistant Engineers.
and o,her Officers OF The Fire Department OF NevYork
Collector Surveyor and Naval Oficer Of The Fort
aud their severa Offcers
Ma1isra1 Guard.
Worth Guard
Citizens generally.
The rout, Of the Procession vi. be- from he Pars
through Ihs wesi gate 10 BrosdWay Bfoaa"s 70 IS,
he Bowery and down The Bowery AID ChsIhsm't 10 he
Wen tie head 81 the coam, arrive. at the east ese
the Military vii form nto line and the Civic portion OF the
Procession will pa's by the cry Han
TIE line OF Mhary Will then reform and march Into he
A6er entering the Park. the bodies will be placed on
iresses 81 ihe platform erected for The Clergy
Oretor Poet Pail Bearers snd Msyor. ald Members VI
the Common Co1rcil ofth's snd o,ter oiues
Tue ceremonies vii be Ogened with prayer
AN ODE
Written at The request ofhe Common urcl Of the City
Of the ga la, sud laInenied Ma n General
Worlt. Co Duncan and Ma Gsi's'
s,e OF the United States Army.
Bl DEoRDs O. N'Rsis, tss.
The I1, sic by
.EOkcE LopFR, fsSi
Sung BY me Sarel ha A.rty 90 f.e hTy f'f Wy Hf-
The pude Of all our ehiys.ry
The mar Of WORTH viii stand,
Mfi'e lhrohs the pulse OF liberty
The wreaih bis bow WIS formed 70 Wear
nauon's LEAFS vi. freshen there
The young companion OF his fame,
In war ard peace allied.
With gar ands woven round hiI name,
Reposes o. his sl1e.
Dv>taN, whoIe deeds for evsrmore
VIII 1--we amidst his aLpoA.s roar.
CARS IN his cou1try quarrel bold,
When she % arms appealed,
Sought. Ike the Christian nights Of Old,
HIS lsurels OF the field
Where victory rent tie weEir DONE,
He earned asepa-care a. home.
Tho drum-bea, Of the banner d brave,
In- rrQu4 'n sid the tneiI,
The yOlry DER he soldiers grave,
Hts comrades lasi farewell,
Are tut1.es reLder d 10 Nae dead.
And sermons 20 The living read
But thesr'ss glory hr .h.er far
Than a. hal ealA has given,
A beacon. IKE The index siar.
That points the wEv D heaven.
Ful ne ireY spent Us close
The cloud css 31udoFn OF rcpose
Thsts was theirs ior whom we mourn,
These o1stQuios attest,
AMI though IN ROW itc- ar borne
Onto their fra rest
A guide Hill their example be,
To iIglre chsmpionr q the free.
An GRAFTON,
Prepared 81 the request o. TIE Committee u ArangeTe
will Ihen be delivered
BY JOHN NAN u.SEN. EsS
Al the conclusion % W. cd .le Eene1lctOn viii De
pronounced
Amer the trnc O, three vOrys by TIE MAry she bodies
Will be seed iu tne GJvegnoi Room, until
Tie following dsy, v hen tloy ~. te
removed % ,her respective
places ~ burial.
The rropuetOrs OF The several public buildings IN TIE
CIV and he masters and owners " the VARIOUS shipping
In the por are requested % dep 81 The NaonA Flag and
other coors ~ hS.f mssf from slr--ise 10 sunset
Persons having charge ~ Ise tf-fen church and he-
alarm bells Are requested o. cause The same 10 be toilet
from II o. clock NJ until Tie close u the Procession.
TIE several Municipal Oces viii be closed during he
sv Ant the Committee also recommend hat he cukens
business during the Procession ard