The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-23

Officers OF the volunteer regiments in the city and VI
entity.
Clergy and Physicians.
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Horse OF the deceased.
Immediate relatives of the deceased
Members and members of the Seventy first regiment
In citizens dress, as mourners.
Searg Arms OF the Common Council.
Joint Committee Of the Common Coun,il.
Mayors Of New York BROOKLYN and Jersey City.
with their slaves Of Office.
Union Defence Committee.
II Iammary Society
Metropolitan Homo Guard.
Civic Societies.
Citizens generally
The national flag wl be displayed half mast on the
shipping and pubic buildings of The city
The Heads OF Depa tmtnts will close their Offices at
twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE MILITARY ARRANGEMENTS.
The dspay Of the military will be Of imposing
character and almost the entire number of regiments in
the city and vicinity will parade the occasion. The
various military organizations have also passed appro
pirate resolutions reference 10 the deceased The fol-
lowing orders have been issued
CENTRAL oRpKR-No. 3.
HEApQuARrERRs FIRar BRIGADE n. YSM.l
New YORK, May 81, 1861.
1t is with acute feelings of sorrow and regret
that the Brgader General thus officially TO the
ocers and members OF this brigade the DEATH Mon
day morning. the goth instant the national cIpiia of
Colonel Abram Vosburgh while in the discharge OF his
duties as commandment Of the Seventy first regiment OF
this brigade.
The Brgadier General feeling keeny, as he does, the
loss to the Seventy fret regiment and to the whole
BRIGADE Of 30 efficient Officer and 80 courteous gen
eman as COL Vosburgh has proved himself to be during
the long period of that he has been connected
feels assured of his brother officers at present the CITY,
oy requesting them to oo in performing the last solemn
The First regiment, lieutenant Colonel Devin; the
Ffy htb Colonel Eugene lie Call the Eleventh., Colonel
Maidhon and detachment from the Ninth Major Stone,
having volunteered their for the funeral escort
they viii parade In full uniform, with the usual badge
P. NJ. precisely The line will be formed on Fifth
avenue, right on twenty seventh street.
The several corps will be under the command Of Colonel
Eugene le Gal, TO whom commandants will report.
The officers Of the brigade duty are invited TO
assemble at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in full uniform, with
the usual badges Of mourning, at O'Clock p NJ pre-
cisely
The officers OF the several volunteer regiments now in
this city are invited Join the officers OF the First dyi
sion In their last sad Offices TO amented dead.
The brigade staff will assemble at the quarters OF the
Brisadier General in full uniform, dsmouuted. a. half
BY order of Brigadier General Charles spicer.
CHAs HENRY SMITH, Brig Major and Inspector.
j. j. VAN NEST, Aid e-caIp.
GENERAL oRDER-No. 8.
HEApQuARIERs Third Regiment HussaRs,
NEw YORK, Nay %, 1861.
This regiment will parade in full uniform dark blue
rowfers and without overcoats), Thursday May 49, to
take part in the ohseques OF the late Colonel Vosough
The regiment vii assemble in Madison park at twelve
O'Clock noon. BY order or l. BROOKE POSrLEY,
Colonel Commanding Third regimen. Hussars.
NISIH REGIMENT, n. Y. 2. NJ, May %, 1861.
The members Of the Ninth regiment, who intend to
rtcipate In the obseqns OF the late Colonel Vosbugh
of the Seventyhfst regiment requested to appear
Washington square, full regimenal uniform, without
knapsacks on Thursday May 80 at quarter to twelve
O'Clock A. NJ and report 10 Adiuiant Coppnger. The
line wil be formed precisely at twelve O'Clock the
south side Of the square, right on Wooster street.
BY order a f. l. stone, Major, commanding battalion
J. B. C0PplNGER, Adjutant.
COMPANY A, sGyKSry First REGIMExr,(
ARNoRY, LAFAyErTR HALL, May ~, 1851
The members and ex members OF Company A, Seventy.
fret regiment presen. in the city, requested 10
meet at the Amory this Thursday morning, at half
past O'Clock ctizens dress with white gloves 70
attend the funeral obseques of the late Colonel A. s.
vosbureh. BY order. HENRY MOLTEN, President
PROCEEDINGS or THE TwENry-FIRsr WARD DEMO.
CRATIC WARD COMMITTEE.
At special meeting OF the Democratic Ward Commit
tee Of the Twenty FIRST ward held at the Mansion House.
-Four ID avcruc and Thirty second street. May 90 called
for the purpose Of expressing their regret at the recent
death OF their late friend and associate Colonel vosburgh
the following preamble and resolutions unanimously
adopted
whereas the sad and melancholy intelligence has reached
us OF the death Of our late steeed associate and end Col
STATE while his copnuys service Il the Of govern
an event. hereby spSer oar sympathy and
sn " n BEEN derived Of an seonse
huscsnd f,ber and friend end We here sorrowfpy com
consoe them in this their greatest sIction be there
Resolved That in Colonel vosburph ever rec ,gnized
patriot and soldier welded 10 the interests Of his
try, ready WELD hs sword In its defence noble
and cbivsreus ge1tlemnn true democrat and beloved
Tiend whose death has filed hearts with
win ever cause ms TO revere his memory.
Lay hs sword his breast; there's spot blade
In who.e oankeng breath his bright laurels Will fade;
twas he 6r.i y lead on Al humanity call
II was stayed with sxeet mercy when glory all
Al calm In the council rs gallant In
lie fought for his country, and not It's hurrah
In the path OF the hero with pity he trod-
Let him pass with bis sword TO the Of aod.
Resolved That the members OF this Committee will attend
IN body the Of the deceased the last tribute of
respect TO orr late worthy associate and friend
preamble and resolutions be engrosed and presented TO
The family Of the decessed
mittse Il. L. HEARNE, President
JosKPn MEEKs, Secretary pro tenn
The line OF march will be from Fifth avenue and
Twentyhrst street, down Fifth TO Fourteenth
street TO Broadway TO whitehall street and Hamilton ave
nue. ferry.
The remains OF Colonel vosburgh were conveyed 70
New York free Of charge, Mr. Hoey, the agent A. 'n
city, experimenting the arrangements Tor tna' purpose
MAJOR GENERAL BENZ. T. BU rilEh.
We have received nom Messrs Mann, stearns Bea'e
an excellent lthoerapho OF Major General Butler published
by @ ID kndrewr OF Boston. II aa capital likeness OF
tbe General and gives correct idea OF that efficient
oncer VII ia lust nov attracting the attention OF the
ruhIic BY his active and timely movements.