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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

M,Culoughs shot tower IN Centre street. near Pe4r'
evidently with the intent of tearing down the Dauon
esors wa ,.ay at The top of the eff. OhserVhS nlS
strange conduct and 10 stay bis desec'auDy hanu
Officers Davis AMI DOnohue Of he Sixth Ward mace 81
possibie haste to the top of 10 tower but beore ey
reached the SPOT the sac ous act had been consnm
mated tie man having cut the haards ana lowered
xhe Stars and Stripes He was abol. tearing tne
eay 10 .breds when the officers seized hln' Inc
pr,oner resisted with al bis might, and swoTe he
would not be tslen but his descent Was safely accom-
plsh.a and he soon found himself iii a cell III
the stsIton-House. The fellow gave his name ar
Lons Justni, says he ID native ot France, ana hVes
NJ No l2 Le0nard street, He refused TO make any
ax laua,ion Of nis strange conduct but positively de-
piee beC insane and the IN whose house ne hNcs
rys be never suspected him to be OF unsound Mind
Tie dag on tbe tower was plainly vnibe from the
prisoners rooms, aud informant states ina lDe
sight of ii SO Dccnsed hin, that he resolved TO lear II
down at al hands Inspired with that i,ehn8, ne
rushed down siars, and Selling bar Of non two eet
IN length ran 10 tie shc-oNer and climbed to che top
After passing through the scut'e he Fastened ATT
him and u,.d every effort 20 bold II down siust toe
officers During his passage up through the tower
Juadni with his IRON bar, broke out every ~ ne 0
glass ard window-sish IN the side of the structure
which thereby Is damaged to The amouDt Of Deari 500
III the prisoner is really insane there Il method 10 hi
madness bat as far as known he has never been sus
pected oi lunacy and there those who believe Inn
70 be IL the pay of the Secers,ouiss. HIS mental co
dition, however, Viii be duly passed upon by Jd o
ph, s'cnns, ard if ne should be pronounced nsne, Oh
asylum will be his future home. st all events, CAR
will he taken ha, in future be shall not plsy the Scce'
sionst by hauling dowa the American flag. In
prisoner says thai of late he has been employed as GO
n one of tie military camps on Staen Island.
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Brig Ten. Crooke, who has recently returned from
Washington and Annapolis, makes the following re-
port ia relation 10 he necessities of two OF the reg
nen,s of bis brigade nov at the seat of
BKOoKLys. MAY 20 1851.
The ladies' Of Fiabush engaged Ina making COZ Hayck
for the I3h Regiment Annapolis snd will bse them hnihei
snd ia days The lsth Regiment At W lsug 0n
need the Many snbers OF both re-. need
overwhelmingly flannel SHIRTS best Thee regiments
must depend upon county for these supple. The
United States authorities will supply them 20 militia
lifted Tor three months becdIe the State ought 70 d. Il The
ste suhorcs furnish them, bsoIHse the United
ought d. IT, aud will suffer unless
hello them.
T1is notice given that the ade. NJ bs co1ny be
ar ,.ed Of that bang done and needed. The 18Th 28b
Regiments hurried of without time opportunity FOR
proper upfrs. community when h' facts
understood viii help tuem. For many Of ttess supplies the
ladies' th county chic reliance. Mate ior have
lock. cost zach Any Information w be give
application to ne. PHILIP :. CEOOhh,
Bris Gen. Finh Brigade, No 81 Fulton t.; Brooklyn.
new company, 10 be designated by the letter | il
being formed for the t3th Regiment. Fifty members
have already been enrolled Brigade Inspector Dodge
sill be- Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

THy CoNcrRr LAST NIGHr.-Iho Church Of the
Puiians WAC filled last evening with apprtcatiye
audience to listen to the Concert by Horace " aters
aud hs yocahrts for the benefit of the Imperial
Zouaves Dexter Fairbink, esq, was called 10 the
Chair aud, after overture on the piano BY Mss
ParAhurst, the Rev. L. {. Lockwood, Chaplain of the
l., imeni, led in prayer Several religious pieces
were sung in -oo and chorus. Edward Gilbert, esq,
of this cry then made eloquent ard appropriate all
dress He said that this war like that Of the Rose in
England war putting the siabil " of our popular Gov
ernmcnt 10 liz seyoes test, but it would gl)rIonsy
endure the ordeal.
e.. &. Bingham, Quartermas'eroi the regiment, then
sang the new song by the Rev Mr.. Warren. published
in Yesterday TEInUNE, and was vociterorsly en-
c0red. Solos aud chorufcs OF patriotic character
mere neat performed by tie vOcalsts with the most
euthu. astc applause, amid rhs waving Of banners.
Prof Abbott ably performed on the organ.
Tie congr g.iion unanimously 10 sigrify de-
sire that the concert be repeated next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

PREsBXIEkIAk CHURCH.
The General Synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church met again yesterisy-the MoDTIhrOR pre-
siiing.
branch Of the Reformed Presbyterian Chu.h reported
the draft Of letter to hat body The letter expressed
hope that while the other Synod IN every sense
OF tho term ecclesiastical "Socessoni-'s. they might
yet return 20 he original cody. The lciter war
adopted and ordered 10 be tran.uitted-nOt however,
without "a very spicy debate the question Of c0ur-
toey raised by the If the Word "Secessioni-."
Mes-rs. SLrPLE and McEiHssY, Commissioners
from the First Church Brooklyn, heard, aad the
Synod adopted tldr report, II, ouneudig them TO the
sIecial care Of the Northern presby'esy.
The Rev. Dr. BAIRD OF the American and foreign
Christian Union, made b.iof address, presenting She
csns Of that body upon thc churches under che care
Of this synod
Tie Rev. Dr. WILSON moved that The caufe Of tie
| Mon bs TooommoIaoi 10 tie patronage of the
churches
The Rev. Or. DoUdLAs was cppo-et IN the motion,
becaiiss ne b.iegtd tie American aA1 Foreign tlfis
( i'm fioD not 10 be doing N. work which Ito accents
Ind repr, secuted. He haO visited nGl,nd icW years
aeo aud found upon particular inquiry that iEo rei
re. enfatiors rcCoid.D. tie corNeIiOus from POI cry
there colG Dc subsi0ltaed by at oaet one AGENT
OF he Mon L.boriIg ia tbd held.
TIE kew. pf. BtIrD eX 1aiied that he had been
away from toe non Tor several ye,rs, ANA that upon
hi - DIS former policy OF tie tlon
hal been changed.
The motion Of recommendation war adopted.
Tns following report was taken nom Tic table, and
adoptel:
HEPOsr ON THR CoSDITIos or THE COUNTRY.
The COMMITTEE to whom was referred the various
Documents 1Iudiog 20 tue IIes2pt condition OF our
country, respectfully reports;
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JUDGE CAMPBELL AND SECRETARY
SEW ARD,


The letter Of udse Campbell late Of he p'eme Court give.
Sery graptic pictur, OF candid sursu.n We D. net
supPge ina. any exposure % l a''h IT, auu aupc %
give Seward non"nts gnsae'- ne ba- gira 'Aoi, "
p,s. for gentleman I'D fine thought the convcon OF false
erbe bat luckily IA. OF mind he doe, not consider
truth element q al es.ehtd 70 the competition az gene
But luckily ou the other eaud Tor msnAind very
sentiment prevails and an etpo'ue o. Ut Aave ~
eject Il coun.racus the vi hednr, Of hi mAchnaiof-
Len the French Emperor Gomez to read edge Can 10 10 o
Ceibersi. and searching developments OF n- tty sno
riicity aud With the imp lo-nt mess-e Of Il
Tuouyea he i'll comprehend and appreciate ihr chsar h
Ii the Secretary of State at berty to reply to
ex-Judge Campbell revealing oil that passed between
them on several occasons not only no impututi)n OF
n-ncery would rest upon the Secretary, but The TACT
would seionsl, affect Judge Campbell well e-tab-
l-ied reputation Tor candor ana nat khts'. ibese
revelations would iumi.h no evidence Of either he
" iasehood' or " duI licity" of Gov. Seward, for
there wa- nothing of either in his conversation
We violate confidence IN saying that Judge
Campbell balanced long between loyalty and secession,
the preponderance, up 70 late day, being IN favor II
the tnon. II be AZ any time looked with favor or
satisfaction upon Secession, he much and gener-
slly misunderstood. II be did not seriouly coutem-
plate renal ing IN the Union and upon the Bench be
was n-undo rs;ooi. II, dliog that period OF mental
tnI he ac'ng in harmony with tie leading enc
nies Of the Union, be wHs grossly misunderstood.
That Governor Seward convened freely with Judge
Campbel We do not deny; do We doubt that IN
those couver.aiioDs AT period be minated Thar
Fort Sumter would be evacuated He certainly be-
Ieved so founding lis opinion upon knowledge OF
Gen Scott'- recommendation Subsequently the Tres
ieut deemed il bis iuty 10 authofiIe effort 10 retn
force and provision that fortress. We do not know
whether Gov. Seward met Judge Campbell after that
change OF purpose but he was not at liberty. If they
did meet to reveal what 40 well kept. But what
ever Gov. Seward aid or iniimiied 10 judge Camp
bell was true al the time II said. That Judge
Campbell reported half that ne said or minated, Is
u. nj
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THE N,rIoN.L B.NK-This institution has va
understand de,idtd TO go into liquidation, and will
not therefore, 0peu ils doors Tomorrow morning. IL
il believed that the losses ideni upon the SUSPENSION
OF Messrs Nose 4 Co. determined those interested IN
the Bank To apIly for injunction and the appoint
ineut of About half the capital IL supposed
to have been Jeopardiz d In any event, however.
the deloritors N be entirely safe and The notes u
course, perfectly good being secured by deposit Of
State and Government stocks with the Bank Super
ten ient We trust, and, from the best Information
can receive, believe It 20 bee true that this IL he last
Of the bank failures that We shall have 20 record.
Albany Evening Journal lsst nisht
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NEw-lLusEY Mr,sSFss AGAIS.--Priyaie Ja-. ".
Brown Of the sth Massachusetts Regiment has called
a. aud made 4 comp iant against the Camd, sad An
boy Railroad, which is only more confirmation of
the many previous charges which we have made pub
lie. lie had ~ honorable discharge from the regiment
by order OF Gen. Mansfield aud pass fcom the War
De arusn to return 10 Massachusetts tIce Of charge
Wih dis sc came without trouble az tar Ms l'nLidei-
phla but on the Now-Jersey Railroad the conductor
told him thai lac must pay his full fare, or be eJe'lrd
irom the ears. Accordingly. be war forced 70 pay ail
tue money he had abou, him, and has rca'l,d tie ely
without money enough 10 yet ms meals The conductor
notified him that the Company did no recognize any
p. sees from either Gen. Mansfield OF Gen. Bner 1t
il br. fair therefore, that they should be apprsed oi
the fact ~ that their soldiers may not be put 10 such
ind entities officers Of tis road disposed TO offer
them.
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MISSOURI VOLUNTEER FUND.

Tie following letter las been received by Isaac
Sherman from Frank L. Blair, acknOW lodging con-
tributions:
ST. Loris ArsrS,1, MAY II, 1861.
To Isaac SHEEsAS, esq.--Ng Dcar SIR | was
much gaaed 10y the receipt Of your letter, and the
privilege Of drawing you Tor 600 for the purpose
Of clothing and equpliug orr four renmers md your
promise exert yourself stl further for this purpO,e
gives me additional reason 10 thank you. Allow me
10 say that the condition Of men appeals most
strongly the syuatl Of the patriotic men of the
wealthy North. We have taken up arms for the
country, although surrounded by hostile bands and IN
the midst OF a great and powerful State whose whole
political power has been urging forward measure OF
hostility 10 our Government for the last six months.
The City Government was wrcsied from NJ thi- Spnug
because people bad become utterly hopeless
OF LincOns Administration, which appeared 10
have sunk all desire to protect and defend the
Government in the struggle for few pitifnl
Offices. Aud yet, with the State Government and
City Government against n, our people sprung
to arms, aud with their bodies protected the public
property and saved millions OF dol wo.th of guns
ana munitions OF war 10 the GOvernm nt which bad
been stored 10 The 81 i0us Arsenal aud captured the
camp OF the So,es0nists WITH ~ sand OF arms and
DiDe And yet NJ 70 this time, thcee men have
received nothing from the Government except arms
aud raiiOus a shoe or blanket not tent except
those taken from The Seceesi Jnists; not c4ridgebox
or knapsark anything IN the shape Of an equipment
Not adOar 81 pay be drawn by tie men until the
first TWO months Of service shall have expired. Under
these cir, umst..nces va Lave made appeal 30 the
iberaity OF our fellow citizens OF the Moth, who
in happier circumstances than Ourselves, 10 aid us ia
purchasiug all Inent for troops, which shall
enable us to render moro efficient services 10 the Gov
eminent We have struck the frst successful blow for
the Government eince the commenced, and have
shown by deedr that we intend to do duty TO tie
Government. We have appealed in ysii. TO The Gov
eminent for money; have appealed in vain for
clothes, icr blanket, .Or equVnens. We have re-
ceved nothing from any quarter, except the remit
tance u by you, ana must look 60 tie generosity Of
our friends IN New York aud the NOh for some fur
ther relief in extreme necessity.
49, very ,inccfcly Jour feeut
FRANK. p BLAIR. Cod q, Eest-M.
Tie following contributions have teen made 10 the
Missouri Volunteer r und:
Already fcceiFcc .....'..'......''..'''.''fifH
A3-uH Eciluut. -
kOy al PIE ps............s......... .....- ~
Further Subscriptions ore Cgrncslly soiCiitd.
ISAAC SiIGRM ~, Ireasurrr, No. ianogeI square.
sI0!5HUSD khUFMANS,l
No - NISSAN street, lcu,,i,,..
GO. ". BIJhf "'''e'
no. ~ Water street.
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DIED.

LIZ IyaeTON-Iu thu ei.y rau sisy, MAY y are, ~
..,-. n... ". rlI ii kord sogDss-t 900 " W bns
10 All ,y e. ID - 81 this oS, 10 'he Ion ys.' o. ~
~. 9TH, ur-rai VII b. given IN the papers q ssar'''
uDuiIE "A
soDTtirgiAED-of drop,y, Andr,w sOnsherlard T"a
r ,i,,, aud friend ~, especially invited 70 '.sf
rr,i A. the p Chuich lhrt.rth a,rce e.iss-" ~,
"a sim, avenues o. o'clock this Jay freN -.
,u.iu. vi, DO taAeu " MolTos, Ofsnss County iSf "s
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FIRES.


rtuy ~ Tnr NAVAL srRyEYOR's ofricr.
o.. Thursday morning, between and ocsrs, .
G.r WE discovered IN the measn.rs nom Of u4s
o.Gre OF he Naval Surveyor. IL originated IN ls
southeast corner year the door opening from the hAi
va, inio the = eet.
Ia ile ran up che walls and communicated with Tie
room above. burning hole hrougn the ceiling Of The
lane room on the second hoor, but was exlin2usoe'
b.tre tur, DAMAGE wa, done the wh L. not exceed
iog Sj10 /, IL believed 10 have been the "ofk OF an
iuce.iarv.
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Sioppuge Of Another Albany Bank.

ALBANY, Thursday, May %. lSol
The National Bank Of Albany, alter n eonsrlis,ion
with tue bankers here this morning, have oonclaiei
10 stop bu.ness and wind up their affairs.
Their circulation is we'll occurred and II Is confidently
believed that their ,posors also safe. The whole
oi .er deposits j. le,s than $500 o. bat the debt CT
tLer President one OF the tFm OF Nose Il Co., who
recently tailed las consumed 70 large share Of their
capital that il ws deemed best to cioe up rather than
attempt 10 struggle on with Impaired means and
ruiLed credit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

Hors- G. tho decreased.
fmu.edi'e relatives Of the deceased
Members and members Of Tie Seventy ID clhes oeS
mOurrTs
Sergeant. ARM Of the Common Council
Joint Couiuitire q the Common Council
Mayer Of New-Nors, Brooklyn. ard Jersey City. -
Head. OF Departments and Common Council q No~'lo'
with their stats 81 office.
Union Defense Con Mite.
Tsmriany Society Of which ceased wss noHstsr.
Metropolitan Home Guard
Civic Societies.
Citizens generally.
Among the military gentlemen IN the procession ap-
peared the various officers OF different regiments en-
camping Ia the city and vicinity, viz:
Col BenEcf end .tsf Of he al h"rlneut, o@i ~
Rides Col r. Beudt staff OF tue ~ r.iuelt S4ntu
NCnerr. Col Ms1 Weber sfaf 2O,h Regiment iuintf
R.fes Go! r. g. DUtA'.y sad stat 6aioadi Guard -"
ce.or Rrs,dr Gen D. r. Sickle. and hdEfc sisf o. Lto"
,o BiEao. Col j. Hossrt Ward sui tid ~ the ldIt's
Ineut SOFT Lie Orprd Col Alfred i1yia add stan n 10.
sin-' Life Guard Co ffedsncs Nreii md
.taf % c.im,rt 4 Albany CO.. Rob G. lawsns 40 ah
an R.rfa.nt Nv. Ynk Z1ls,es and oficsis 10 uuon 81
the ysrou. res Ira's rrc@mped
The line 81 march wa- from Fifth avenue and Iwon-
ty.frst street down Fifth avenue % Fourteenth stree,
10 Broadway; down Broadway TO Whitehall strai, to
Hami,ton.a, enue ferry, thence TO Greenwood.
All along the route The most profound mani
fes,aons Of respec for tie decossed ofccr wee VIZ
IDLE ON every hand. The whole proceedings were APP
propriate and impressive, and the pablo dl,lhy via
one of the finest ever seen on similar OCCASION IN
Newly OTk.
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The Currency Panic.

tniCiGO, lbursday, May -, moi.
There is no Improvement Whatever In business mai.
tens Holje Uf gain refuse to ell for anything bus
gohl or it, equivalent Tho Board of Trade this morn
ing passcd tle following;
i,,~. Recent IN money uiters have eunns'sdiS
. s.llu ~ thc sfal.a q Il god aud silver -. . =,
horea That Boo tr opfion ~ the ioard 81 lr.if ~ 800.
. property md otltous the col should hereafter De ss.
fund a IN
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IMPORTANT SEIZURE OF SOUTHERN BANK
NOTES.
A Boy.F-ULL OF PAPER CJRRENCY-TIE SLAYER
slRAH--.LN. LEES PAPERS.

A Roy.FIaI OF PAPER CIRRENCY-THE SLAYER
s8RAII-&EN. LEES PAPERS.
UNITED STATES M$RSHALS OFFICE.
The strict Injunction up the express companies
asapt carving contrabarsd articles SOuthward ID
santy leading 10 important seizures. On Thursday
uorpirc, United States Marshal Murray was applied
70 By Mr.. W. l.. O-msby OF the New-York Bsnk-NoIe
Company for permission 20 send 10 Georgia box con-
.apirg steel pare and 900 impressions OF TIE notes
of the Bark of Whitfield st Dalton, Ga. The Mars al
properly considered Southern money as con'raband Il
war and not only refased gFent the permit but not
fed Mr. Ormsbv that he should be compelled 10 seize
the plat. and the bills. Mr. Ormrby left, bat soon
returned with The box snd delivered il into Mr.. Muir
ray's possession. The steel plate has four notes en-
grayed upon it. of the denominations of -, -, -, ana
g. There are 5000 impressions, and the amount OF
money represented is S52OOO--Qute enough 10 equip
two or three re liments Of the Pirates OF the Gulf
This beautiful Iipper-but craft Of 300 tuDs bu den,
which vas seized by Asssisnt-Marsba Thompson just
bef re Mr.. Murray came into office, Is now lylng at
At anic Doek On SATURDAY last orders were received
from Washington 70 break out her cargo, but on ac-
count of The rain Of Monday the work could not be
commenced until Tuesday. Ii was all completed last
evening with the exception of removing her ballast
The sea ch was rewarded by the discovery of large
number of shook B. such used for making water
essks number f bogs esds of run, tilee or twenty
hogsbeaas Of tobacco, and several cases OF old Tint
lock musb cts eac one Of which would be worth seve-
raj stout negroes or the Coast Of Africa
The seven lsrle boxes Of letters, dispatches, and
other documents belonging to Maj. Gen Lee OF the
Virginia army, Lich were seized by United States
Harshl urray on, Tuesday have not yet1een opened
as no orders have been received from Washington
The csses were shi PPed by sailing vessel from Texas
70 this port to be forwarded to Alexandra, Va, but
from present appearances we should Jadge they are
no, likely TO reach tkeir destination. No doubt they
contain much docu meatary evidence Of the treason of
Lee and the compsity of of bis brother officers
and such as will show bow the process of derIorazng
the army was carrie on by the thief and traitor Floyd
while be wac sworn officer Of our Government.
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Io,s Of .sarL Gen. Taylor.

NEw.ORir,Ss. Thursday, Slay q, 1861.
Tleb bark Gen. TNljr, hence Tor bordeaux with
,nrgo of cotton and e'aves WA. onfheu 20 me M'.ei
.., MI The Ear this morning Inc cargo Was total
i...
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ne nt, and they did well 10 honor his memory ne
never allowed single opportunity 70 pas ~, ~
by which he could give character anu "nuis W I'
regiment When Il order wns gwen, II mr. y vs.
fulfilled 6ut he led y arm elri, sud the smile wmco
nsed 10 play upon his features as ne appeared oeiie
his uIeu indicated II TO them, h.d NJ wss Iottu ~
them. lie was horon1h i'c'l, h', a'u ,no ; 80
of rbis was proved AT the where is reg ragt
fell under the inspection OF mn II mih'ai life.
To refer 20 thu closing scenes o. hio HE ln7n! sdrnts
must be passed over. When the summons esrce from
tie Cail Col. NOsburgh was soon PREF az h. aud de.
parted with his regiment Q,OlO mem en- the GOA Of
Anil Prom Annupolis wcai isoGnG ,.rch tool place
Alter mary hardsbi,s Col Vo.hu ~, exhausted, yet
ia Ted that his should bal. smile ne PROCEEDED
with the engineer aud one two ottegs 10 procure
convesanC Tor them Ar[<oachug on the tender
with the e1gi eer, il Vas evident, BY OF an
obstruction that he ev aiue oil the tack, and
with i usual pIetev,e OF mind, Col Nosbureh ltaleJ
OIL descending over pref pee oi thirty feet, sprnlE
lis body consider ably Itis was the cause Of his
Death, witch 10 III pace on Saunay lat. Nnhont
going 10 TIE sp'tgeons 1UaItss, Coli NoonIgh ronid
rot quiet nv .ef nrtii his regiment were saeiy on
their way w. W ishington.
Some az pronriaie remarks were made 10 the family
and fievds OF the dcce ised after which the Rev. Dr.
, Gillette sid pr Yer. TIC hymn,
| "Spr- l''ve tiy non'- Of clay,
Lingering dl't, Reign thy breath
! clo,sd The services.
last view OF the corpse was taken 10y the mourrers
10 the ectu-c-rocn, and The procession then formed
and mayhed down Fifth avenue
The services being over the coffin was deposited IN
the center airle the lii removed sad those DESTROYS TO
have last view of the features of the deceased avaed
themselves of the privilege filing around the collin.
When the corpse was brought ont Of the church, the
spectator, reyerenty uncovered AMI opened passaQe
in tire 10 allow the escort to pass and dePosit the
colin in the hoare.
The military programme was observed throughout
as arranged 10y the Committee having the mater IN
charge, il the following order:
, Fir Regiment Of Cavalry Lieut. Col 7. c. Dosin.
1hid Regiment Of Csys-y, Licui.-Col aencs
Sevenis .anih Re .ueu Lieut.. Col. Elliott commanding
81 veptb Regimeut 81 Rides Col J. hsithof.
Detscnl1ent Of he Ninth Regiment, MAJOR l.. STONE
Fity Efh Regiment Guard OF Honor Col Eugene lie Gal
Flfd Re.ment y. Y =. Col VIM. II Allen.
| Officer, OF the Fi-st Division duty
Of Of the Volunteer Regimen IN the cry aud vicinity
| Clergy and Ply -icisus
| Pal besrsrs ,.y sx,p.y fathestcI'
| Military E,euIt. " mihsJ Escort
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Pa hesrcrs
Milrtsly Escort.
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Tie following letter las been received by Isaac
Sherman from Frank L. Blair, acknOw lodging con
tribufiOns:
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Pal BE- lr.rs.
Military E,eoIt