The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-17

Connor; AID, Jsmss Smith. Right resting n,
Ths line Of march will 10 taken u, =, IN 49,
piecsslv, when the Divisions viii corr ,.Ss
down EsN Brt scTay 70 Chatham g.. q. e,1osip.s
the PARK ~ ne ESQ gaze, when 50 vt1 ps,s h.
Cn9Sp o, ~ ,S s,S nd e ,yor and % o'n
slna'e ATd Sou the Wa.hipgt9n n nqmen,
,Ss-.,, .eeuth a-,st 10 Second Avs,u
age rough Tpaniy third street - Firsi Ava
ard up Esh,h It Get " Fourth Avenue, when
, they will 10 dismi' sod.
salute q II guns IN honor Il We lay vii be
fred, ~ n poo ssion beams 90 rnsvs,
Marshals and treir Aid ara ftq4s,teI {, report
10 tie Grad M.sha, 81 PlLe =, al h-ltpAst 8
FL. CAREY. Mar hal.
James white, D1uie' Giinrru, p. IIt'pir, Thon
as Mnnohan, J. VI u5';H N chael Glts, Hugh
Mooney Special Ads.
Ia ti1i.ion TIE orsg ing thsfc err variety :
demon sira'Cng iu'l'r ard ]r .ie i honor = tic
day. prom itsnt tu. 70 vi 70 !,r Ia r.. rs are
tie hlosi-g 81 ,5tl ,nllver AT 4.rnsr0' 10
fi!sl,'s S.u- ~ SIS p,'r',k vi. 'ar.f 'a.n %! "a
E't,i 'iiar n JUG. Da.. pt..I. R. hafl
O'G rY.in Vs. ir-,trr le'oret.e Clt-... D.. ger.
Association, rl't q Bra. ~ ird l1tL STREET
tie oihctrs q iho tgth ieginrnt ef,s ro,ol,, A,
tt'ir Armcty tie Emerald Guard sivsa a ba'i a,
Jonet' Assembly Rom, coo Broadway Comm any
d, Phemx BrAgsde, gives a ball a, Bseu's II asl,
% West 37i street Mr.. Jssu M,AuHas, ard A
so,ieiy of Irish gentlemen, WHO have n, go, aiop,.
ell n me for their org suz,ttu, are &. IN IN a
dinner Al Patterns II tsl, Greenwich st.,., Son, ,
o. The attaches of the New Bowe = Ihestte ara IN
a. ia'o for a dlfn'r.
'enn II Oh Mass will BE- celebrated in 8, Pit
fichs CATH dral BY the Very Rtv Mr.. Stars. v q
81 fh'p''i 10 O'CLOCK, and VI, panegyric o, the
sainI will he preached BY the Rv. DR.. Mcol nm.
The COLLECTION on the &C ahon vii he appropriated
fn the bon, ft % the Conference Of tie S ,sl,ty NJ
81. Vincc-t de Paul attached 10 The Cathedral. The
usual n ious servicos will take pase In tie ether
Cath, lie churches.
IHE OBsEguTEs or LIEUTENANT HIDDEN
Ct the Lii In Ca yslry who was shot 10y an assassin
OF the retel army wi en- Joe wing the ID took place
yesterday afttrno,n asNe church Of TIE Rev. Dr..
Asa d. Smith, o,rn't u Fouttteu,h s,rs,t and s -
oond avenue. The deceased Vas y unz uu nan .
rtd mar, Ard az only son. The church was crowd.
cd 10 Is utntH cap city, q largo number y ladies'
being imo The cong regstiop, the eniiie STATS ia
tie oeaiie Aifie beirg reserved FOR re. .tiye.,
friends, 80.
Among tho prominent gent omen present wore
wn. y. Dcdgo, Lu,ius Han, WIN. L. H,oaA Can,
Ted q TIC same Regiment, ton parulel; Capt.
Lord, Lieut.. L6Sviti, Sc,
A. 10 ihuhB pact ore O'Clock, tie p.lerr n II ,,os
OF tho beautiful DEAD March ia sau-played on An ,
o'gan by Mr.. S gismuud Lassr-- announced that ,hs
mourhful procession was apr, a,hirg; ard, at falf
past one, the Dead March, by tss band Il the Q2d
Regiment, WIS., heard. Soon AFTER the coffin was
carried up tho also and placed on benches ,versd
with black Goth. TIE coin was Of 10 ,swo5d, aed
with White satin /; II had six silver haudloy, was
STUDDED rffuI vi ND al.
was ihe fol wing les rlEt on 'u,nry n. Hidden,
died Ma ch Q. 1902. aged 50 Jsars.
on the C fin, which was covered With the Amer.
can G'g placed a wreath Of inlnoriellcs. Toe
&C Flu was bcrns ~ four sergesnts, and followed by
ofi,ers Of the army, navy, and volunicerE. In the
procession which accompanied IL were C,pt L. G.
Adams, aud De'sil, First OSyAhy one company
list Ragtr n Y. s N. two companies Of the 90 1
Reg', under command tf Lieut. Colonel LLOYD Az
pnwall Troop L, Third RsRt, uusssrs, N 8
NJ, under Colt Budke; friends and relatives Of do.
cesEed.
TIE chief mourners Enoch Hidden, Rs1., and
lady tfatAer and mo,herl, and WIN. II. Webb, T. a,
brother iE'lAW AID his,es Ct deceased, occupied
pew In font cfte pulpit, which was occupied by
Rev Asa u. SIhh, ID. ID , Geo Pots, d. D., Milton
Pstchen, u. D., ard David p. Gee, d d.
The funeral services were opened with prayer
and the reading Of = rsIm by Rsv DR.. Smith, af.s
which the 6otth hymn WIS read by Rev. Dr.. Coe,
and sung by tac choir, comntn,ing;
Wien bio ming youth Is sn nched away
BY De,tt's 6slHlIgs band,
Our Hearts g. n.outnftil Il luta raw,
That pity must demand
The Rev. Dn Smith then delivered an elo1uon,
ard riste discourse, on the early death OF
We. nrvr n 1
with his family in their IN elton, and m lkiug au
esrt e Rppes to all present 10 follow the example
| Of Henry Hidden, by seeking the Saviour al oil
times and in all places.
Hande.'s beautiful anthem, Il Kno9 that my
Redsemer LiVtth," was then admirably sunS by
Miss BrAinSrd.
Rev Dr. PoHs iten offered prayer, aner which
| the Rev Dr. Badger pronounced the bsAfdlcGlln,
| and tie congregation coming with ths military,
passed. UP q sisss and t,oE lan look at the a.
lures Of deceased TulH ceremony oc'up ed over
an hour, ~ crowds In tie street rushing in and
passing oui with thS who were inside The coz
fin was then removed 10 the hssrse the processic n
was re formed, ard moved of IN tho sane rider In
which II ent's,d the church, proceeding througa
18th st. to Broadway, and down TO the South Fer.
~, whero the hearse AID friends embark i 'or
Greenwood Ceue,ory.
Tie Pail hearers ia the procession were a. iollowE
Cl. L Shepard, Governors St'f, Lieut.. Col. L.
Fred. Person, Ist ~ Y. ", Capt. Geo. G. Farrar,
IA st. n. Co. Capt. Thos. PeMsall, G. n. Halls
ssn, Lieut. L. N. lie Moynr, 7th R.gt. y. q +,
Lieut. Thos. Lord, Jr,, 7th Regt N. q.
TnE ANNUAL BAIL or THE OCEANus Social
Cum, ofWhich Coroner wldey ia President, CONES
of at the ApolS RsOmS, Broad SSy, lon Tuesday