The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

the collins look the brave dead.
Colonel Rikers face exposed, but Colonel Mllers
not account OF its horrible mutilaton An end
loss stream Of people continued to pour and down
stairs from ten ocock in the morning until hour
in the afternoon, when the procession began move.
Among the visitors General Robert Anderson, of
Fort Sumter iame and great number Of other dstin
guished parties.
As usual the occasion of all public pro-
cessions the military very slow in making
course Of people assembled about the City Hall
the grand pageant but doomed to have their
patience tried soroly. Two O'Clock the hour
nounccd for moving but ii sometime after three
O'Clock before Major General Sanford had all his prcpa
rations completed and the order to march. The
collins then conveye d from tho Governors Room to
the hearses in waiting below and duly deposited therein
the drums beatng the while, the various military
companies payng the customary honors due to officers
drawn by six horses, richly csparisoned The chief
FOR COLONEL MILLER.
Hon. Abram Wakcman, Thomas E. Dey,
Charles b. Minor, Horatio ?. Allen,
Thomas Rutier, George w. Jennings,
Richard Campbell Hugh II. Craige.
COLONEL
Us. Kenyon, George Shea,
H. II. Gregory, G. w. Morton,
j. NJ. Tone, j. A Spyoul
Joseph Canning, Hon. f. A. Talmange.
The funeral procession moved Of the Park towards
Broadway in tho order subjoined-
Captain Otto's troop OF cavalry.
Two companies Infantry OF tho Fifty-nfth regiment
Guard Lafayettc) and one company Of Cavalry
(dismountcd, under command Of
Carriages containing Colonel Rkers daughter and other
relatives.
Pail bearers in carriages
Colonel Rker's hearse,
Drawn by six black horses, covered with pals marked
AT. and led by four Anderson zouaves.
Harlem Chasseurs, Captain Griffin, acting guard OF
honor.
Three officers Of tho Anderson Zouaves.
Colonel Rkcrs horse od by his orderly and covered with
q pail.
Carriages containing members Of tho Everett House Com
mittee, and Of tho Central Committee OF
New York National Union Clubs.
Pail bearers, IN carriages aud wearing white scarfs
Colonel Mier's hearse.
Drawn by six gray horses, covered with American flags
Company H. Twelfth regiment N Y. 8. NJ, Captain Nc
Cormick, in hollow square, acting guard Of honor.
Colonel Mer's horse "a bay) led by his servant, and
covered with pail and an American Tag.
Carriages containing relatives and committee OF citizens
from Easton, Pa.
Members Of Common Council ia carriages
Major General SANFORD and stiff.
Officers OF the First division N. Y. N.
officers Of Volunteer regiments.
Chief Engineer Decker and other officers OF the Fire
Department.
Drum Corps
Superintendent Of Police Kennedy and Inspector Car
penter on foot.
Three hundred policemen in charge Of Drill Inspector
Turnbull.
The procession moved around the Park, up Chatham
street. the Bowery, through Bond street down Broad
way tho South ferry. Tho bodies were inferred In
Greenwood Cemetery with all the honors. Tho body of
Colonel Miller will reposc there only for short time Us
II is intended send 1t TO Easton, Pa, where his
family at present resides He Is native Of this city
and leaves wife and four children.