The New York herald., 1862-03-30
aoNoas TO the HEROIC DEAD.

pbseauies OF Colonel slocyam Major Bal
ION and Captain Tower, OF the Second
Rhode Island RegU UAent-Grand Mill
tary and Civic Display-New York
Mourning the Sens of the Brave Rhode
Isianders-Ths Parade OF the Remains
Through th's City-Departure for Provf-
denee, hb ode Island-Sketches or the
Deceased Soldiers, Sc, &c., &c.
The last YIen act reverence to the memories Of tns
shres brave officers Of Second Rhode Island rcgmens
Who Nll neby lighting for the OF the Stars and
Spss the 2lst Of last July at the battle OF Bull rur
paid by the ciaens Of New York yesterday to the
mangsd and decompossd remnants Of those who were
full Of life aud valor, but whose bodies were so
'spanniously treated while buried in the calm, still
svmbsr Of death by the rebel trtors who wanted to
exhibit their bones trophies Of to their rebel
horde snblems Of the chivsiry of the South in this
nineteenth century OF civilization and progress
yesterdays HERALD we gave an account Oh the re-
ception corded the remains of those brave men III
,he metr opolitan city OF the Union To-day we record
ihe sole nm and imposing exit OF those remains to their
soemnrssting place From ten o'clock yesterday morn
tny ursro half past two the Asor House was completely
besetssd by citizens Of all ranks and grades to take
view Of ths boxes which reposed the ashes OF the de-
parted soldiers The popular reah poured in and out
throughout day, and although there was str one
force OF policemen on duty st the solemny Of the
were about TO demanded all the decorum and subdaet
,espec, possible-rendered the interference Of tn
Euasdisns of the peace almost altogether un
necessary All the public buildings In tn
atty displayed their flags hafmast from early morn
Ing and there was not private house having the luxury
ran American flag that did not do the same.
About half past twelve O'Clock large crowd assembled
the vicinity of the Astor House and the City Hall Park
sl beng eager to position the exit Of the
Sons Of Rhode Island New England and New Hampshire
eid meetings the Astor House, and arranged their
Tor the procession The Sons Rhode
elected Mr. John Holden Omsby to act as their Marsha
Abe Sons England General Wssmore. and the Sons
The crowd waited anxously from one until half past
shree ocaockby which time there were at least ten
shousand people Observation-Disclosures any intimation
given that the remains about to be moved About
quarter four O'Clock the Seventy first and Thirty Sc
which had formed in the Park, dsbouch
ed into Broadway took up position in front OF the
Asor House The crowd then began to rush forward IN
all directions, but without the slightest disorder and
sneavored themselves around the Astor
House, but il impossible for them to do So and they
with human beings In the windows, the balcony and
seof andthe opportunity afforded them 70 witness the
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carried from the Astor House and deposited
in three hsarsss The procession then formed in the
platoon Of Police under Inspector Carpenter
thirty seventh regiment Ny A s n under Col Bro0ms
Seventy -nrst regiment Drum Corps.
Seventy -nrst regiment under command Of COL Smith.
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Bearers. With CONN Of MAJOR Ballou, Bearers.
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Pail Drawn by two white horses, Pan
Bsaress. With eofnn Of Captain Tower, Bearers.
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