The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-31

OBsEou1Es oE THE RHODE ISLAND ORR |
orRs The last sad bonors paid by the military
~ New York 70 the remains % the gallant oscers Of
the Second Rhode Island Regiment on Saturday |
last Many prominent persons belonging " ills |
city were present in the Astor House, and large
number also from the New England states. When !
the 9th and lis, Regiments formed the east side
d the Park, fully ten ihouJa,d persons were As
sembled there TIE gallant e9,h Regiment, a.
though Oeo- ging b. the same brigade with The list
and 3Ith, and having fought side ty side with We
Rhode Island % at the battle q Bal BIu, was nj
ordered out, for some uns aimed reason. This
neglect is charged ty many l. the sccouut y Bris
Gen. Even. Most " ito relimentaI officers were,
however. present Al Tie funeral. Shortly a1er fur
o'clock the procession formed, he military with
arms reversed and their bauuers draped in mourn
.az. The route was ur Park Row aud the Bowety,
10 and through Canal street H. Broad way, down
Broadway t. the Fal River bat which dey artel At
ak O'Clock with tie honored dead 70 Providence.
whore the final ohs,quirs are ~ take place On
TlssIay next The route u tho procession was
crowded with spcrtaiois
TiE FARE Or TIMALE SfAvET.-Mrs.
"d-.I, the notorious female SLAYER, WHO was
H.ysu ff,m h.s tcr native city aud country, last
aun'ucr, owing t. tie Uessurs brought 70 lear
upon tie gentry engaged IN tie slave tralo, ly
United States Marshal Murray, recently died IN
Cajit, under the mos; wrttchrd c-, instances. At
The time she 'ot S.w YORK three G. argos were
preferred as-.p-t her 90 having been engaged IN
ftuug OF Nr'a yc,,'1 tyr tie infamous ss9,
trade az .l t,.,., 81, vsa Indicted by the Grand
july. s.a NAH, .r. pc suddenly, and on
learning T icg ,H success II court, fell back int,
bad h,l - t.i' t-g tern ated her life by TO bot
Ie Ms. Eatn'ff f4ro uauc was bay Jane
Lackcy. She v.s born IN Frankfort, between
| william anil Gold streets. she Was divorced from
her husband several years ago, and with tie cNccp-
ton - brother, who il worry respectable official
u this city, size hal no relatives Ia this country.
INpfAS AETltI ERisrs.--A company Of C3
m'u, belonging toto Second Artillery Regiment,
y. y = V. passed through ~, city on Friday, un-
der command II Lieut. A. T. Beach, en- route for
| he sent e war. The company recruited iu
Oneida Co., aud Is mainly cont sci o. Indians.
Their baud, shout twelve ia uu.aber, and sod
musicians, are also Indians.
THE GEEMiS SooTtrY recently re-
| ported the preceding Of General Meeting u tho
German s,ccty, In relat "a g. discrel ,uc.es dis.
eovci Ell m the la'anco u the financial accounts Of
Association, extending over space Of su.e years.
| Al that meeting motion - Mr. Lichcrt g. make
the officers 81 the eicty f,r tie year years T.
wl.,h the deficiency extends responsible prevailed
| On Thursday the present Board OF Officers net
| quietly and resolved 70 hand Ia their joint resignD.
t,us At the pest extra general meeting u the As-o-
cistiun, which Is shortly to 10 hold. This difficult
" is u great chayrin and rcgre, to the
| tire German community.
G. 4. DANA, ONE OF rHE CHIEF EDITORS Of
tie TEmuSF, Is understood 10 have retired From
the con,rnl, aud g. have been su-c,eled by Sidney
H. Gay late " the SAuoNAL ASrI.sLAvE Stan
pARp. Mr. Dana was one u the best of tie TIL
BuNz writer's.
| Tug Recent ASSISTANT ENGINEFR TrEC-
roS.-P. " Comwcll aul q. jos. Rich, late As
| distant Engineers, have sent In protest g. " vor
Ordyke against the returns Of the late election.
aud asking for the appointment u an investigator
committee 70 set the matter right. The Mayor has
scut In lis veto 10 the Common Council, who
threaten to gran, the petition over the Mayor
head. The whole department claim that the vot,
cannotb changed, and tie petitioners said e.
have considered themselves beaten unfairly, but
cut Of respect u the department. will withdraw
their protest.
CHAMBER OF CoMMERCt.-On Saturday
|
n,it,seou Taxation o. the Bost N Board Of rr,d.
It the iall Of this body. Mr. D.gclow made Am Al
Dress con lemuiug the bin, and maintaining that
watches, Jewery and Injuries should he exemrt
from IL provisions, the sum expected t. he ren
!ized from such articles t2.oOOO OOJ would be OK.
pended In collecting tho same. lie felt ass red
That Il tIe Government should levy tax on sales.
| by appropriate stamps, they could ho made to
yield revenue sufficient or AL the purposes of the
nation, tie amount Of sales ia the northern states
amounting, it being said to twenty five thousand
millions Of dollars auuualy
fuE DrrNHrMENT MArrEus.-T Board of
Fire G. mrn,s.oucrs hold meeting, this evening At
Firemau's HAL, when the following calendar Of
business viii be taken up:
Complaints Of Hose Company No % Va Fuglp,
| Company ~. Is.
Conn hiuts hy the Police against Engine Comp,.
/ NY No. q, t"r running ON ne sidewalk.
Protest of wi Lam \. Ga.hrtith, of Engine Com
| uauy -" against his Zee ..untlou.
| E-p''',1ns .chuol M1ulhHu, from Engine
! Company NJ. - Chsi ',, ~ rnk and bernard Nc
! Guinness uHm Hose &C.. 40. IL: Edward N,unnu
and bri,n Manning, FROM Hose e.. No. to; joseph
| II. tuw Hose Go. NJ. ID; Edward Birdsali
from II ok snd Ladder Company No. 6.
Tic ard Of Crnnciliucn have reported to have
the basement Of Hook and Ladder Company II 1T
ted up at cost Of $3.50 10 rebuild Hose carriage 20
1t same cost to build coal and hose tender tor En-
Siuc ~. 2; 70 repair Hook and Ladder Company
No. Tor $780, to give Engine No. ~ a temporary
temporary location, at a cost not exceeding Z 30
W. are glad that JAMES smith Is constructing a
superior steam fire engine for Engine c., % tB.ack
Jukc9
1uE NV York GENERAL SAENgERurNp
or Singer uuou mot Friday eyen'g at the M,troIol.
tan r"mS, 1876 and 100 Hester street Drlcgat from
the various lyric societies composiugt the Bud, were
present. helu,iness although general one wa
devoted 10 detail business affecting the various in
forests Of the society. Il is understood thst partic
ipat.ou on q handsome scale In the German IIu-pit
A. Industrial Exhibition Ii contemplated by tn
Ruui, whose musical festivals have become mmou-
throughout the country. The Association is pros
porous aud advancing.
BROOkINN.
CONSIDERATIONS or 4 JEwISH SYSA0ooUE.-
The very novel spcctt. re- ola Jewish congregation
worshirring IN a building formerly devoted u
Christian worship, took place yesterday in Pearl
street between Concord AMI Nassau, Brooklyn.