New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
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Parker; ID LeotspsSa = rsswsi Id Lieutenant, T. w.
cIT% gSS:y fpdTGap..n on Ia, Lieutenant. r..ss
w Hard; I'd Lieoenant, W asyo. s'sn is Lieutenant O.
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CS%Pg;ny i.C'g'n Eaihsuis Brqwn Is. L,sa,ean
Company K-csptaip Jons,h.o r. Bssiey Il r,.s,,,...
fe o T & Su,r:T Wb Lien ,psD! chsT W It
| man, having brsvely distinguished himself N ~.
| Mexican war. He Is from the same State A. ~.
| Volunteers he now commands. On the 9th Of An,n
1917, lie made First Lieutenant Of the 9Th r.
fsntry, and in the following month was placed on
the staff Of bis regiment as AdjUtSnt. He was AR,
pointed Volunteer Aid-dc-Camp TO Brigadier-e,,arI
Lane, and brsvely distinguished himself ia the bat
tie of Atlixco He resigned from the services o, the
23d Of February, l8iS, and now, when bis countsy
calls upon him, he is agaiG found ready 10 take tbs
fell, tins time at the bead OF gallant ragime.t.
Col. Ssnbofn, accompanying the regiment, 10 one
of the staff OF Gov. Berry Of Eew-IIampshire Col.
j. r. Sanhorn is much respected, snd carries with
him name well known throughout his nativa
State.
IRA HARRIS GUARD.
This regiment has been further reinforced by
fun company from Rochester, which reached hero
on Saturday morning, and another company fsun
the Bliss Cavalry. The command now numbers
i,4Oo men. and will probably be raised to 400
sERENADE TO COL. VAN AMsBERG.
On Saturday night. Col. Van Amsberg, of the 4s,d
Regiment N. \: Volunteers, wus serensded by tie
members OF his comuaud who extemporised a
toFchiiSht procession in order 10 give more eelat 10
the oc aston. la response to address from Chap
lain Hafner. the Col. delivered feeling and apprs-
pirate little speech. To-day, the regiment holds a
festival at Hamilton Park, when some Of the fxir
and patriotic daughters OF Hobokca VIII present The
regiment with flag, the workmanship of DAD. r.
Klein II Is composed of the German colors-bllcl.
red, aud sod-botl sides being elegantly Ornanented
wi'h appropriate designs.
COL. WILSON'S MASS. REGIMENT DELAYED.
The following telegr phic dispatch was on Sa,as-
day received by @. II. Howe:
I'VE postpone orr departure rtyeiFbt kou Wa
VII ieaye Bo,ton a; O'clock Thnrdsy morning and arv
day instead Of wsdne,dsy HESRY wits0H fA '1
Col. Twenty second Massachusetts Rssituept-
u. s. GsNHRAL's oPPfcE
Durng the past week business at this office has
been rather slack, aud the clerical force have beer
enabled to post up their acounts TO date Transpor
tatiOn was afforded on Saturday for the 5th New
Hampshire, and 10 considerable force viii NOW 10
forwarded until the I'D Mass Regiment under Col
w lson, arrives.
Tie camp st Hampstead, L. l., he. Neen g..
rinued, aud it is not Tie intention o VA re-
partment to send any more troops the II pressnt-
THE FIRE ZOUAYEs.
Several members of the Eleventh Regiment Yirs
Zousycs, Were apirehende1 ih this city on saturday
RDS sent 10 Fort Lafayette. TIE officers ARE sciieei-
ing the few Zouayes still remaining IL New n ark
and forwarding them " Fortress Monroe q teal "a
possible.
CONNECTICUT REGlN s1TS.
The Sixth Seveath Eighth, aDd sentb Reip'oerts
Of Connecticut Volunteers we l. Su are hpiiiJ
filing up and VIII probably be- rtercd march
during tie coming week TIE Si'tA ReeiAen' Is
commanded by Col. Brewster; t,shui ltrgsrehi-
Col Hariand; Ninth Regiment, CO. Catill; Tenth
Regimen, Acting Col. FRYE.
MILITARY FUNEP1L-oBSE9UiEs NJ THE LATE
CAPTAIN JAMES M'QjEFs.
The remains Of the late Captain y. nes u (l'een
Of Company r. 18th Regiment \. Y. NJ wet- 'oH-
vevsd their Ia-I resting place IN it WOOD rine-
tory Yesterday afternoon, accoppaHl- 1y aMiGriry
Escort. membera of the Common Go. sr the fiip
Department and q number of citizen. y" csfrlagrs
The regiment 70 whIeh Capt. McQueel. Was a'tacnrd
D. located the gfSunGS al ~. JolfH seminary
about two niles distant from Aexandl n. On Nin-
DIV. the IltE inst, be mounted hone 20 % 10 inc
rlace where the pcSets were stationed. The horse,
being on a r0il g,lop stumbled over tip stump OF a
tree and Mcqueen was dashed upon the ground. lie
WIS fouUd some time alter aua taken i'iV ci'1p'
whence he Was conveyed to tie bospl,a4 n AlsXai'-
dlia After lingering . few days, dea,J relieved
Linn OF his suferings. HIS skull bad bee1drscfgEei-
Tue deceased having been a prominent Jofician and
a member Of the Fire Department Of Broo&iyu Tue
Common Council of thai city apFr1piEiieo 5 'j To
ward tie excuses Of a public iuueraL \ committee
Of citizens subsequently made all neceFsar afrituge-
neuts. The body arrived in Jer-ey City or saturday
morning, and was brough. 70 bpoAyn ~ siessfs-
John Cunningham, JfUlcr alultoIr Ds.r' ~ ."ssgs
and John j. White. Il was eucGSed n a ioely or
narnented metallic coin grained IN imitIiiot OF rose
wood, and upon n silver plate were iGscuO-ii
capt. james McQueeu. Company q, 18Th ."i5iinens
y. Y. s. v, died September lStb, lo6l' IN c0.-e-
ouence of the decomvOsed state OF the remains, they
were placed in the receiving vault at GlcsnW'o d
until Yesterday whea they we've brought tn ne Lay
NJ. H. BROOKLYN from whence the funeral HIote'S'nn
marched at 3 O'Clock, p ~, iu The following oIIer,
the ire bells toue mean while.
Detachment OF pOiic- under Capt. Snttn
comp,r7 @ 18th Regiment. Capt. Taorp,.
carse surlioaated with james, and d's~a - 's'eA.J-
PsnD.aersCsps Snr1gue BA.,tou ,rd Jooss o tie Jt
Regiment; Cops. 81 Pc. tud Ar"gr .. nc 81,
Regiment; carte. Cuiuuv atd No
C,rty Of the sttL hrelu.rut.
GD,,5 or Honor oitiag q d-4chnes. ec the ,nginses
CoTns !tth R-siueut
earrings coat.igias l-frn's ~ sge-asrl ''S
stewards Band .
The Fire Department pfec-ted by theif neN and sPrnaii
The procession marched through Montague Ylaee,
Clinton street Hamilton avenue, lhlrd avenue 9"
Twenty ourth street, ana thence 10 ne cemetery,
the sidewalks being hronged Tire entire leh& 81 I'D
route by thousands Of spectators.
The funeral services were conducted az ne EraSs
by the Rev. Henry }. Van Dyke, 81 the f7s@ if'7s-
byterisn Church in Remseu street voilsY o! mus
kerry was fired by the military escort, AK Inc soi-
embites were c0uclUdcd
Tie Hon. L. b. SpinOla, who was m3raied on a
white horse oiic:nred as Grand Marshal a isred hy
a number OF Aids. The Firr Depaumsut 'yos IN
charge of Mr.. John Cuuuipghsn. EniAieus VI
mourning were worn by ali.
The day beipg very iine an immense crowd 9fsem-
bled about the City tall TO witness the ceremonies.
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