The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-24
EiIWIN i. IHKESTI,
Died May 81 1862,
Aged Al years. 6 months and % DAYS.


About hl'f-past two O'Clock the coffin renewed to
the hearse and funeral cortege moved 10 Greenwood
Cemetery, where the remains tenn orary del os
cd N "a receiving val.t.
FrsERAl or LIEUTENANT pRoss n;ETY FIRST REGi-
MEM NV YORK VoLuSrEEs-Ihc police and M tary are
making quite extensive preparations for the funeral OF
Lieutenant rss OF tho Thirty a. regiment (ormcry
OF the Metropolitan pcce), killed at the battle Of West
Point virginia The funeral will star. from 81 aiarcus
ch rch Sixth street, a; hafpast ococs tomorrow
kennedy has issued the following o. DER
srESssL oR3ss--So 1923.
OfIItE S;iERATrSDf Vt METROPOLITAN PoiItE
NEW iolK, May - 1867.
Captain - Precinct III accordance with The re
dation the Commit Of Arrange Tor The
faerai Of Lieutenant krcaericl Press (w resigned
Degshp IN Tie iurce to vO.nieer Ia tic military SER
vtae country oi Com pay thirty first reg
New York state Volunteers, who mas killed TIE heai
OF his company the battle OF West Poat you viii pa
rads sunday, 18th inst, with two sergeaats and
twenty FIVE ltroi;aeEeptain and sergea q In full uni
form, wth belts AMI batsIs; patronen .ul uniform.
l,rn Instructor Captain Turnbu is assigned 70 the
command force upon this occasion, assisted
by such aids as he may deslg na,c.
The line viii b. formed Numerical order in Washing
to sl a.e south side, right resting University place.
at tweve ocitcS NJ. precisely. Captains Will report to
Captain rifDbu immediately upon the arrival their
commands IN Washington square.
lnc OF the seventeenth Precinct will be detailed
the guarl o. honor. To bags at the station HOSES
will DC ais payod At hal mast during the day.
JOHN A. kkNNEuI, Superintendent
DAx. CaRrrSTER Inspector.
Tine inc will be formed First avenue, right resting
on sixth street. soc:cties intending 10 Jin IN the
uies requested 10 report to Captain fdrnbu
the round lfs line Of march will be through E,shth
street to broadway, DOWN Broadway South esry The
Ioice free will to rruokyn and con,nsc tie
Inc march Up Atlantic stree. 70 Court street, down
Court street g. Hamilton avenue Terry, along Hamilton
avea.e 10 the bridge.
CLOSING IrE Loo sHow-To-day is the last one
during which the premium dogs win remain exhibit
tion 10 Barnums Museum. The only animals OF the
bow WOW fraternity remaining there arc those
which IRON their superior breed carried away premium
for their They have been exhibition during tn
whoe Of this week, making total fourteen days dur
ing nich they have III ed that bui ding necay and
1t 10 I've hoped, for the the sing d orc-
tor with QUAR- We have Already given QUE rea ers
account OF the names aud breeds Vi al now remaining,
except those which carried ytnc the
aay. Foremost among these was magnificent siberiin
hound owned by Air. Francis Batter; ea.id Engish
greyho.ud the finest III the country Uxned by Mr. W.
H. Bates. many others IL tho breei 10 which
smaller prem we're awarded. Those wishing to
catch parting glimpse Of this interesting collection Of
CANNES will well to avail themselves u ths oppcr-
tuAity.
ACCIDENT +. r. WESTON, PguEsriuAS-Edward
raysoa Weston the pedestrian, who left Washington last
Monday with he intention Of walking between the carl
tai and posor eight days met with q serious ac ,leDt
during the Of Tuesday evening, by fall this
banks the sGslIchanDa river, rsurng both legs so
much that unable proceed his journey Tor
souie hours. The delay will him enc day
behind hs table lie hopes ~ arrive in this cty 1T
nine O'Clock Tits morning.
PElOaS PAVEMENT loss1he following jobs for paving
with Eegian pa, emcnt awarded yesterday by this
Cfoton Aquedvct Doard:-Iaying Belgian pavement Ia
Duane street, between City a place Centre street
,uine bids), TO WIN. Baird, at s14e &c. Same in Pearl
street between FULTON aud Peck slip cleven bids same
at So III Same IN Broadway between seventeenth and
Twent, third streets (cn bds same Si25Os Same
IN Fifth avenue, between Fory-ninth and sixty.Gyst
sccts (clcven bids) to Jcha W. fetzrew, at $40 533.
CONVENTIONAL Usioy CossfTrEE.-The Executive Com
mttce Of the Constitutional Union, r. A. Talmaslge.
Chairman, met yesterday and appointed sub commit.
tee 10 confer with other loyal organizations for the bur-
nose OF joining in call for State Convention The
committee consisted of tho following IN
j. brown, Charles b. Freeman, James Kidd. Washington
Hunt and Robert r. Stevens.