The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-14

The New York Volunteers.
FUNERAL OF SERGEANT HENRY STANTON.
The thnned remnant Of the above corps paraded yes
rday for the purpose of attending to the grave the last
remains of faithful brother in arms, Sergeant Henry
Stanton lately attached to Company d. Notwithstand-
ing the severity Of the day and the delicate state OF
health Of most of the remaining volunteers there was
very full muster of the members, with magnificent
escort The troops marched from the headquarters Mer-
House. at quarter past one O'Clock in the Afternoon
and proceeded to the late residence of the deceased
N Grand street. where the funeral procession was 10 med
In the following reversed order -
The Fifth Company, National Guard, comma adsd bv
Captain Creighton acting escort and attende by bod
The harrington Guards. commanded by C.n,.;u u;
son. and attended by Sheon's band
The colors folded and craped Then came the
hearse with the coffin covered over b. an elegant silk
national flag The hearse surdAinded by the volun
teers with Grape upon the left of each The days Of
the regiment borne in the rear folded and draped
In mourning Lieutenant Colonel Burnham Major Dyck
man. Captain Taylor, and other officers, marched after
followed by number of the private friends of the de-
seased and about twenty Carriages. The cortege pro-
seedel down Broadway and having crossed the ferry
went in stages to Greenwood Cemetery where all that
was Mortal of Henry Stanton consigned to the tomb
with we'll deserved military honors Sergeant Stanton
highly esteemed by all the officers of the regiment
ana It'll small consolation to his friends to find them
new bearing testimony to the honorable fact that amid
al the trials turmoil and temptations OF the Mexican
war the deceased was never found wanting at MS post
never shrunk from duty, however adqous and never
he served.
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT CHARLES B. BRowER.
In connection with the funeral of worthy non COM
missioned officer the painful duty imposed upon of
again adverting the death of distinguished officer
who held commission in the same gallant corps. We
alude to the decease Of Lieutenant c. b. Brewer who
pired at his residence in Flatbush last Saturday.
teed in our paper of yesterday morning Az gallant
soldier experienced officer and accomplished gentleman
Lieutenant Brewer esteemed by every member of the
In rk,al Ha
through the Mexican campaign, with the New York yo
Mnteers. The deceased Lieutenant mustered into
the service of the United States dnring the month Of
December, 1916 He joined at Fort Hamilton, the
month"; under Cen Bankhead In the early part of JAM
1871 he sailed from home and having landed at Vera Cruz
he Immediately put upon active service with the
under the command Of General Scott Mr. Brewer served
through the campagn-from the taking of Vera Cruz to
the conquest of the City OF Mexico-and engaged.
either with his regiment detached special duty,
upon the occasion of every battle which took place His
galantry conspicuous upon every occasion but
particularly SO at the stormng of Chapuepec where
amid the heat of battle he took the brave Mexican Gen.
Braval prisoner The deceased had the high honor of
delivering this officer to Gen. Cadwallader of army,
with his hand For this exploit Lieutenant Brewer
received the thanks of the Generals in command and
promotion. At the termination OF the war well earned
commission given to him in the Third Regiment OF
Infantry of the United States Army to which corps he
WAS attached to the time Of his lamented death His
disease was consumption the seeds of which were,
doubt matured by hardshps borne in his countrys
Hisremans will lie in the City Hail. Brooklyn until the
time Of his funeral which we have not correctly ascer
tanned.
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Twenty per cent Reduction In Ready-made
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Office OF the Association for the Exhibition
Of the Industry Of oil Nations-No. SO Broadway, New
York. Feb. 2, 1s53.-Notce is hereby given that the
Board of Directors have resolved to increase the capital
Of the association to three hundred thousand dollars the
limit originally contemplated by the charter; and that
ut the rate Of share for every five shares to the
stockholders standing the books of the Corporation at
2P NJ Of Tuesday the 18th February provided that on