The New York herald., 1862-12-27

Attwo O'Clock the procession formed the Seventy first
regiment acting escort tho remains The procession
then filed into Broadway ghc remains OF Colonel Bul'
taken to Newburg while the other two officers we've
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery The Common Council Board
oil Aldermen and other city departments attended the
funeral. II was indeed melancholy and imposing de-
.monstraton These mournui pageants have OF late be-
come 50 frequent among that comparatively little at
senton s paid them AS tey file through our streets.
The Sxt y-sxth regiment, N ", OF which Colonel
Bull was u command at time of his death, raised
IN this civ hv Colone los O. Pnckney Formerly of the
sixth regiment N Y. S. M They left New York IN No
vember, 1861, about eighthundred strong and mmedi
ntey were assigned to the Army Of the Potomac. No
regiment in the service has seen more duty than the
Sixtysixh and they have. been in every battle from
Fair Oaks TO Fredericksburg
In consequence Of impaired health the coli mel resigned
and Lieutenant Colonel James H. Bull was unanimously
the battle before Fredericksburg, AID lost his lie by
muskct ball from rebel sharQhooter.
The command devovilg Captain Weble, ne was
killed by the fragment OF she'll Captain John $. Ham
mel then assumed command ami was disabled by
Nuson from SHE'LL He was in turn succeeded by Captain
John F. Barthof, who received bullet wound in the
thigh His life was saved by pocket case which caused
tho bali TO glance oil and enter his sde causing flesh
wound.
mnd brought or the field OF the eight hundred who
left this city one year ago. but about two hundred sur
vive for duty Camp fever and diarrha, with the bu
lets Of the enemy, have done the rest
Captain Hoagand was in command OF Company D Of the
Twelfth regiment and excellent officer He fought
through nearly all the battles Of the present and
but thftytwo years OF age at the time OF his death
Captain Dodge was native Of Nowburg, and was
about twcntysx OF age He graduated at the Col
1ege Of Physicians and Surgeons IN this city Soon after
he appointed Assistant Surgeon OF the Seventy first
regiment whore he served about i've years He pre-
eent At tho rst battle OF Ball After the Of the
Seventy first from their three months he raised
company for the Sixtysixtb regiment and went with
fhem into the I'D. He bad narrow escape from death
by typhoid lover last winter He however recovered In
smo to rejon his regiment before Yorktown. He was
present In all the engagements bofoEe Richmond and
hticta ct which last place he elected much praise by
mis- professional assistance TO the wounded after the
action. He was q promising young man, and his early
dcceass is much regretted by numerous circle Of friends
Eu~sr~l OF the Late Major VIM. Horgan.
Tho funeral Of the late Major Vim. Horgan, Eighty
eighth regiment, New York Volunteers rish Brgade
who fell in galany leading charge agans: the rebel
batteries at Fredericksburg, will take place from the
head recruiting oce Of the Irish Brigade 500 Broadway,
On Tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock. The
foaire were brought home under the personal super
vision Of Con. Meaghor who regret to hear suffer-
ang and con0Ded from severely liberated knee which Is
1ho cause OF his absence from his command and which,
trem It's extrce severity before and during the battle or
fredericksburg, gave rise 10 the rumors and announce
enls Of his having been wnnded crushed by the fall Of
MS horse, &c. Should the General be able TO move ON
Sunday, he will be Al the funeral in honor OF his late
brave ocor, and wear viii, each Of the other officers
or the brigade present his cap sprG Of fresh box
wood similar tolthat which was worn by him and every
member OF his command that disastrous neld beyond
Che KAppahannock. All admirers OF the brigade are re-
lapecttslly invited 10 be present at the funeral.
REGIMENTAL 0RDER-NO. 4.
HEADQUARTERS ssIs REeIsNsI, n. Y.s N.G.,l
The officers aud Y detail twenty from each com
pany hereby ordered report to Captain rempsoy in
yul fatigue with oveocoas NJ their Armory Essex Mar
ket on Sunday morning. December 2S At ten O'Clock, to
pay the last tribute Of respect 10 brave soldier Of the
Irish Brigade, Major Horgan who en the battle Of
srederioksours. By order 81, Q. u.o,rv c...
yoss McKRoS. Adj,l,ani