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

then moved towards the southeast end Of the Park and
The military then took up their positions and march
ed in the order suboined into the Park by the east
back by Park Row into The Park again and then out By
the west gate and up Broadway, followed by the
mainder Of the procession.
First Horse Artillery. Col Rysr Second inf.n-
Guard, Capt. Ecclsson the Csledonisn Fusilsors
Capt. Mclean Washington Contiusntals, Captain
sstipg fCspt. John Jagers troop, Capt Andrew Bic
ssr's troop Capt Henry Frohc's troop Capt william
troop CAPT J:sn M.ys troop and CAPT
admiration OF all who it. and their gallant colonel
bore himself ~ true soldier.
SECOND BRIGApE-BRro. GEN MoRRn.
Fourth Light Artillery, Colonel Yates, consisting Of
two troops Of hu@Ars Fifth Infantry, Col. Warner,
consisting Of seven companies jefferson Guards Sixth
In fantry, Col Peers consisting Of i've companies.
THIRp BRIGApE-BRIo GEN. HALL.
consisting Of First Company, Capt Amernsn; Second
Fourth Company, Capt Charles Smith; Fifth Company,
Capt Willard; Sixth Company, Capt, Movers; Seventh
Company, Capt. van Wrinkle. The Eighth Company
was the quad Of honor to Gen. worth's remains.
Capt. Diver. Eighth Infantry, Wellington Greys
Col Borden consisting Of Capt Psttersons troop Of
from the Britith. in the Revolutionary war-ons at
Princeton and the other ut Saratoga In lit; Capt
y.rian's troop of Washington Grsys, Capt Titles
Infantry Company Of Warrington Greys The State
Feucibles, Capt Lyons; and the Con tnental Guards
Capt. NJ. M. Vandyck. The Ninth Infantry National
Cadets, Col Ferris consisting Of Cadet Lsncers Lieut.
I. II. bsgan; Capt. Cornells Infantry Company Capt.
PitDsn's Company Capt Quin's Company, Captain
Thompsons Company, and Capt Melville's Company.
FOURTH BKIcApE-BRIG. GIN. EWES.
Tenth Infantry, Col Hasey, consisting Of Captain
McGraths Company, Emmett Guard Capt. Hstxel's
Company, President Guards Company Of Capt. Wat
trous; Company Of Capt Clarke; Company Of Capt.
Huson; Company Of Capt. Rsinor; Company Of Capt.
Regiment, Col Morris consisting Of the Montgomery
Guard, capt. Murphy; Washington Guards, Company
ipgton GUARDS; the ContinsntsIs, Capt HeIme; the
Union Rifles, Capt John r. Ellis Twelfth Regiment,
Col ssseoins Sonsistisg Of the Lafayette tasileers
the Guard Lajay Capt LIE Clerc the Italian Guards
Capt Lergbi; the Tompkins Blues, Capt. Proudhon;
the Benson Guards Capt McLesy; the Baxter Blues,
Lieut. Miller; the New York Rifenen Capt. johnson
incident occurred in the formation of the line Of
this brigade which created some sensation Captain
Hicbsrd French, having noby offered to escort the
New York Volunteers to the procession with his com.
psny, the Lafay cite Fuseers from Central Hall to
their place In the procession and the Volunteers hav
ing accepted the offer they marched together to Cham
bers street, accompanied by the Worth Light Guards
target company, wearing citizens dress and bearing
mo also tenderd their services an escort.
Mutitudss followed them, and the cheering and
had net time his Colonel personally though
be tent him q message in reference to whss ne had
sent to him to fall in He replied be would do i'm
medisely Having left the Volunteers the spot
lected by themselves he then proceeded to take his
place In the column when the Colonel sent him
ssge through the Adjutant, that he might consider
himfelf under arrest; upon which, he sheathed his
sword, and delivering up resgning the command to
the First Lieutenant lie returned home, aud doing
his uniform, appeared In citizens dress This incident
created deep iDdigr alton among the people.
All the standards Of the different regiments, and
the drums and other musical instruments of the bands
we're bound In Grape and every officer wore mourning
The military made most gorgeous display. Nothing
could be finer than their appearance the manner in
which they marched with their colors flying and their
bands performing the rad and solemn pirate
to the occasion The military were followed by ba-
day, and pail bearers then band and then Captain
Shumway's company, the NstioDal Guard as guard Of
honor. Next the hesrse Of Major General WORTH then
his charger ridden by him 1T the battles OF Monterey
and Csrro Gordo, led by groom. In the second pro-
gramme issued, here the place assigned the
viyiDg officers aud soldiers Of the New York volun-
teerss position which they declined to accept Next
the relatives Of the deceased In carriages The hesrse
Of Colonel duncan second in the procession pre-
cedea by band pail b, in barouches aud Capt
Nincent's company, the Light Guard, as guard of
honor followed by the charger Of Col Duncan, ridden
by him Ia Mexico and then carriages containing the
relatives If the d. ssed among whom Miss
can Miss Elizabeth Duncan, MRS. Harriet Turner els.
ter OF Col Duncan, Mics Mary Anne Ballard, niece Of
Col Duncan. The third hearss preceded by a
band pail b.srers in barouohes, and Capt Nc irdes
company, the ity Guard q a guard OF honor The
charger of Major Gates and the relatives the de-
ceased followed In carriages; then band, and then
the officers Of the United states Army aud Navy;
Superintendent ard Ofncers at West Point Military
Academy turyiyirg ORcsIs and Soldiers cugsged on
the Frontier IA the Jar of lslZ-l4 Officers OF Militia
Governor and Lieutenant Governor the State; ON
and Members Il the Society Cincinnati Foreign
CoIsus MsyJrs 81 tine cities of Jersey City
and Tucson aud the mem bers of the Comuon Councils
Thereof; iIesidtnts 81 the villages Of Wiiamsburkh,
Ntwturlh aud Cornwall and Trustees thereof; Com.
mttee ~ ciyers 81 the town OF Cornwall; Mayor OF
the city " New York Committee Of Arrangements;
Members " the Board OF Aldermen ana Assistant
Alderman Of this city by their Presidents aud
other Ofcerf Pretdsnt and Members of the Board Of
Education Senator'S and Representatives In Congress
ex MEMBER OF Igressi Mtnbcfs Of the senate aud
Assembly of The State a New York: Members of he
Common Council. Eeeerder and the H0nsTaols the
JUDGES OF he tsvfai Courts Of the city, District At
tony, ULit,d STATES District Att rney, aud Msrhzl
fftsiuDt, Faculty and Students OF Columbia College;
Chancellor, tscuiiy aud students Of the New YORK
nivtrsiiy, ineif nj, Professors and Students Il the
FIes Acsd'my; HEADS Of Departments and other on
eers OF the Cit; GoycTnmeit chief Eoziueer aad As
ritart Engineers and other Officers u Fire Depat
mento New orki Collector. SureJ and Naval ohcer
OF the Peit sbern County Clerk Register aud Coro1er,
and theis fostlGl oihc,Ts; Manhattan Guard, with
tie Worth Light Guard Captain Lyon; aud last, not
least, the Now fotk Volunteers
We thould mention that the volunteers consisted Of
two divisions, frtt the volunteers Il this city and
second shout thirty from various states, who
con II aided BY az an X Taylor. late Captain In
Tsigss' cuLted hin,mtn, Of Daldm0rs. 10 these
the right vas eourtsouly cuucedsd BY the volunteers
81 this city. u der Lieut.. Col Burnham aud MAJOR
Csfntt DJ Gilman. They all wore oiiiErn's dress aud
nrpesrs Without arms, with the exception OF the
guard who the glorious coo.s which shOEs
brighter ia the tf the people than the standards
on the ground put together I be fuhowiug o.lc-rs
we're In The muster - apteiu fsifch1s Csptsin
Ebll. Lieut. S,aHlap, Lieut.. Potter Se4grant Lake.
Capt En ihfd luiGntry, u. s. A Qu uuiiorml; Major
Faipham Second rennsylvauisns. and Lieut. Toby,
Dale, also tt,k ri. positi,n among the heroes q
Nerco They waited al the corner OF Chambers street
aBd Broadway tl the remains OF Gene AT Worth came
up. whore they e&prtss,d thfir client resprOt by
covering TIL the htafse passed They then waited tl
the procssnsn bad passed aud took up their p,i
in the extreme Itit The brave Sergeant Lsse vas
Of he standard BEARERS The people cd N,
throughout EiosGsay aud the BoSery and ladies
waved their i6LGktrcbf In honor Of them foIs the
Window ~ they passed An immense crowd followed
tbs m thruuF bout The dsy
tiom the lue the procession began to move namely y,
st half pact IL clock TIL the last OF IL passed u
the gate ~ TIE ity Hall just hou ami quar-
ter; srd the Ltad q The column had TURNED through
Astor lsce ara into the Bo-ery returning 20 the PARK
long before tstime. As far the eye could rcsh in
Broadway, II was denfciy filed with human BEINGS
Lot only tie centre ~ the street bus the sdeSaSs
completely jsmmed. The balconies, aud the
hcuse tops aud Windoes crowded Every win
dow Ia The Irving House (vhich ~ the great
hotel Of TIE Amy was Oiled from the top story
20 the bottom, with host OF beauty aud fssh-
len, 10 ssy nothing 81 the balcony, upon which
we're two the stuffed eagles, with e spe in their
b,sks. Ills building alone presented sight well
voith Looking ct Ihe coup d'on Of Brosd gay,