The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-05

| 3Ith, n. Y $. v, all Identified with and outlswcd
for the movement Of 1-4s, the last nan ed having
been wounded In the skirnsh at Billingarry.
There were aso the Hon. Charles r. DAILY, Chief
Justice 81 tho Court Of Common Pleas Hon. Bar
holomew O'Connor, Capt Maurice walsh Messrs
Patrick ORourkc P.tr,k Keenan,, John " Gr,th,
| Edward H. Carey, John wynne Lieut.. Win J.
Finnau, GJI Regiment Gerald Labor John 'Ar-
life, NJ. pagan, late Of the Pppts Brigade, Thomas
| II. Hurley, james NJ Shcchon, William l.. Cole aud
p. J. MCLEAN NEtsu ANrrtc,~!, CAPTAIN Lyons
| an.thcr ~ man. Felix O'R,urkc, william J. Kaue,
oven McGoycrn, father OF the pastIr, and tho fol-
lowing military officers, besides several ladies:
69h Regiment Captains JOHN Bres'n, Thomas
Lynch, Thomas Clarke, Thomas Dcmpsoy, WIN.
| BItier, aud james u. Kuker Lcut'. John Coo
man, WIN. Fogrty, Michael OB,ylc, Thomas ~
CnutYn, QuArtormast,r J. u. Tully, aud Right Cen
or,l Guide Bowes.
Pho-nir By7ypie Col Mathew murphy, Lieut.
Col. NJ y Smith, Cnrts. T. welpcy, Phclou, J
Lynch, p Iunnou Li,uts. NJ ORorkc, D. T.
Curkeny, Joseph Haley, Jas Barrett, FL. Corhctt
A. NJ owen, r. Duffy, ~ e. O'roolc, NJ. D., =. II.
| Doyle, +. IInrn,r.
At eleven o'clock high mass Il rcquium WINS
sung - a., Pastor, assisted boy Rov. John Dom
/ nell. The Mass was tat known ~ the Gree. Yr.an
2
Asl principal sn ,crs being ladies' AMER the gns-
pei of the day, the Rev Father MgGoyern, standing
un the upper 4 Of the altar, delivered an eloquent
aul impressive address, and nitcr further cerc-
mouics the coffin was removed g. the h'arsc, aud
! tho procession moved Of 4 tie following order ~
C,tay Cemetery;
Tho hcarsc; chief mourncr, Mr.. Michael Dohcny
81 thr Irish Brigade, son Of deceased, with Nj
John O'Mohony, and other ,Nilcs u 1873 u car
rirrcs; orGcars If tie 9Th Regiment ond ol the
+! oeuiN Brigade, in carriages; carrins continuing
| invited ,1i, g. aud about h0y oarIiases with
frauds and ctl,us generally.
1.-THE cciu,t,ry tue body was carried 10 the
grave aud there dep s'tod by the Irish eNiics y
1915. mtho grave which il in range o. section 4,
anil ia about ten o.t deep. The coffin containing
the remains ~ iis youngest and best beloved ,hta
was taken from a. grave and deposited with tie
mtH'r As the lsst sod was placed ON the grave, all
present Catholic and Protestant, alike, uncovered
AID knceuug rcv,reutly on the ground, offered each
u ,il.i prayer for the soul Of of the nphleSt and
met p.tr.t n mon. The conc,urso 81 people
th,u moved away aul len Pa the narrow house tho
r,muus NJ the soldier and a., exile, there tor,,t -
hut not forever, for II The iujicstaus Of y'st ruy
m,y be- relied ON, tie remains Of Michael l,uy
viii rcai ut o., di,eut day, under tho green sd II
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