The New York herald., 1863-12-03

s,vox n, wednesday, December 2. Of congestion Of
the brau EMMA srNrS Sou"set ua.t n'er a. SUs" @
Adaliue unpson, aged yeirs IL m htIs "no u"''
| 1bere's al Thai beamihs shy
| OufAtte OI We see.
l But brings thy cher ish d image n'gn,
| And tirus hearts 10 tbee.
| Ana o G we Wish thee here aRnin-
on, be that wtsb forgiven,
| And hush d tho thoughts so aid so vain
| re thoa stnl ours IN hetveu
The m ends and relatives OF the family are resctaly
invited 10 atead the iunera' 'ron nee pars's tes'
deuce "a FIRST street. First and Second avenues,
OF trId ~ aiteru .r'a, at two oei OK recise'y 80
rgARE-The funeral OF the late Mrs Jo@H TEARS VIII
take u,ace rom fesiGenoe 225 Graham avenue.
Williamsburg. on Friday Sc noon, At enc O'Clock
Fr,euds of tho family invited to attend.
vrlsoa At Culies Island. s. G Sunday. November
o. -ergeant DANIEL. 5 VErsoR, Cim A. Ono Hundred
w.n,y seventh regiment New York Volunteers, aged
van e wrRKEy.-In Greenpoint, on "Wednesday Ds.
cember O. ALBERr w. VAN Ds wERKEN the 44th year Of
The relatives and friends of family Of the deceased
ec,fuy invited 70 attend the funeral I'm ms
late residence Clay street. two doors east OF Unioa ave
nue.. ths thursday afternoon, at two clock.
Cncunati (OnioI and Albaay papers please copy
WENzEL On Wednesday morning. December z, tDwN
Roa,SoN WESzEL infant OF theodore and Della Weh
eel, aged 10 mooths aad % days. .,,.u.
to attend the funeral rom the residence of his
Robert and Eliza Robinson III South Fourth
O'Clock.
wnEsreR On Wednesday December 2, at Factory.
Vile staten Island, ROBERT WHEELER native or county
Cavan. ireland, in the eist year OF his age
His funeral win takc place this Thursday ateraoeo,
two O'Clock
In New Orleans, Tuesday November H. 1868, after
lingering Illness from wounds received at tho ego OF
Port Hudson MARTIN FO0Ls, of tbs ciIy aged wenty
moe years and months. Prompted solely by duty
to leave his home and the companioHship
OF young and beautiful wife, TO enlist In the service OF
his country pined the One Hundred and Thirty third
regiment New York State Volunteers at its organzaou
In summer Of 1862, and, ready to court danger,
and win, praise, AZ least the approval OF his con-
science no severely wounded at the eiege OF Port
Hudson and after having his leg amputated two dfe
ccisons and undergoing the most intense suffer
ings nths-reudcreda thousand fold more acute
by tho absence OF her most near and doar 70 hm-his
n0blo heroic soul took It's Fight the regions oil
eternal glory His unwaverng orttudc, his marvellous
powers endurance, his patient and constant hope OF
ming ability 70 be sent back TO his home to his wife,
had touched the chord of friendship aud affection in all
who witnessed hs suerngs, and elected their constant
and active Efforts in his behalf one OF nature's
noblemen person and heart friend kind hus-
band, and charitable, whole -souled man, he died he
had lived beloved and mourned by all expressing in his
last his love and solcudo for his dear wife, aud
his hore to meet her in heaven" This tribute from
friend his memory and
loss and who sympathi1es deeply with his bereaved
il soothe tho atictions of tho mourner. No prouder
euogum could be passed the character of the do
pared than that expressed by one who was with him
during hs Illness in his last Moments and who has in
deed proved friend among strangers" truer patriot
and comrade rmer friend and drawer man. is not this
day in all the vast Union army" Peace rest his soul