New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07

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wac e.'erday aiterncon sent, under charge Of Nr. H.
FEedgen, to the Wet, where homes have been provi-
dcd for them. Never before has the field been SO
tended and Tie means for aiding poor children so limit
ed ae at present, and the Society a4ds for assistance
70 enable .Lom to carry Oh lie good work
FUScRAI OF TIE LATE Ty-MAYoR CLAET.-The
furerl cf tse late ex-Nayor Clark took Place ycser
day rom Trinity Church where there was a special
service. Tie body was brought from TIE house Of Mr.
HilyeI, No. $50 De Graw street. Brooklyn at 10
o'clock followed by several carriages coutf.LiHg the
fiiends Il deceased and his family. Tie Rev. DR..
Vnicu olici1.ed upon the occasion sBd after the usual
burial services had been read delivered brisf sermon,
in tie coursc Of which be took occasion 10 p2ss high
eu!ogium upon the career Of the deceased. He said
th' only extraordinary ions funeral SER
rrea he'd IN the church. and that Of tieee,
Fad a. II was pnu5ual. The deceased had been Mayor
OF this ci'T for two terms, dnfiug which he had ac-
quilted hmssE with honor aud dignity. lie had cheer
fully performed aii the obligations and duiils Thlch
devolyed upon him in that high Office. He had out
lived Tie aye allotted to man, and had undergone thaI
experience CesciiO-d by the PsaiBisI q. labor and
sorrow. lie wac Mayor If tile ely in ~ dlIlDS
period Of great dist-essG time witch reiled toth ihe
irmness OF the true MAGISTRATE and the penilenes Of
the man. HERE Wac member OF i5 ianIIy PrsSent
upCu that Mourll OCCASION 70 convey las bojy TO me
tomb. TIE eXiscrties Of ttis busy generation h.d
scattered them the lQnd. Tic Rev. Dr. u'gsd no
sad bu.iness in which the survivors were engaged,
that o. tariyilg the remains Il a good man to thtir
resting Iiace, q q lesson not to he lost.
The service having been ended, the cortege re-
formed, AID proceeded 10 the Marble Cemetery in
Second street, where tie body was duly inferred.
TIE coffin, which was Of rosewood, AID silver.
mounted, bore the inscription:
AKRON CLARK
Ausgst l'fl,
AgED ~ NgAHE.
TIE plate on the I'D Of The collin was covered with
Handsomely worked wreath. The fons Of ex-Aiayor
Clark are understood TO be ia California at present.
THr FIPsr.WAUD HomuDE-CoroDer Jackman
yesterday held On inquest az tie New York Hospital
on the body Of Wu Ice private ia the let Regiment
Scott Life Guard who was SHOT on Monday morning
by Albert Ubl tarkoeTcr in the saloon at the corner
4 Yves, and Mo1is sIeets The testimony Of Michael
Yslony d principal witness in The CAGE, is as foows:
Michael ysllony derosed-fan telnap attached
to the u. ti@Iuer Harriet I1nei / was in company
with deceas- d on Monday morning; with number 81
friends We went into he saloon corner OF est and
Moriz streets 60 take diilk; after We had drank,
there was some talk between tie barkecTer End ne
out paying for the liquor / told him | had no
money, but would call Up in the evening and tetle
for II; lie slid, tlat be d, YOU cant burn
ne out Ct it," ] then started TO leave, aud
had got sbo1 three four feet from bar when tie
prisoner iil me on the head with cl0b; camc near
ialiiuR recovered turned upon the pms
ouef, bat was held back by gfriaad Of mine named
Kelly deceased then walked up 10 the lar aad said 10
The prisoner, ''Whlt the he'll did you bin that man
for e. and took a pitcher "a # 70 throw it; there
upon tie prisoner drew revolver, and instantly shot
deceased the hitter fell 70 the floor, and wa sube-
Cueutly removed 70 the Hospital where be died; none
OF the rest Of the party threatening him Ut the
time If the shooting; had any diftnrbanco Et
the Place before DO not know whether the phfOner
knew me or lot.
The remainder Of tie testimony wa simply couob-
or2.lye, and tie Jury rendered verdict Of Death
from pstoshot wound, inflicted by TIE prisoner Al
bert Uhl." CovueF Jrekmau then committed Uhl 20
answer. lie admits the shooting, but claims to have
done ii in aelfdcienfe. Uhl is German, q years Of
age Tie deceased wss % yeaH ofsse, q native OF
us State.