The New York herald., 1863-07-24

srbutIons money should sent TO Jonathan s.nrgs,
No Y. tpe1s ,no street o''h pS, ET eoIYEs
secretary at Depot
Runerai or Policeman Dipplc.
LARGE PROCESSION AND MrosIN0 CEREMONIES.
The funeral Of officer Edward Dppo, member Of the
Broadway squad Of policemen, who was shot ON lass
Tuesday week in the disturbance which took place IN
Twenty street, occurred nine O'Clock yesterday
snornng his late residence, No. l3l East Eighteenth
street and the police headquarters n Mulberry street.
Tho remains were placed in handsome conn, and az
m early conveyed police headquarters No
raives and gathered together 70
mark by their their respect for his memory
escort OF noary three hundred policenen inciuding
the Broadway squad TO which the deceased belonged
formed In Washington Parade Ground under Drill lnspoc
sUr sud IS hen marched them down 10 headquarters.
AT O'Clock precisely the procession formed in the
following order and proceeded TO the Erie Railroad depot
foot OF chambers street. East river
Detachment OF Police.
Twenty Independents Battery Of Artillery, under
command OF Lieutenant Ryer.
Dodworth's Band.
superintendent kennedy
Commissioners Acton and Bergen
Chief Clerk Hawley.
Inspector Carpenter.
Drill Instructor Copeland.
The police escort In column, by companies u reverse
Eighth Company, Captain speight.
Seventh Company, Captain Warow.
sixth Company, Captain sebring.
Fifth Company, Captain Williamson
COMPANY, MOUNT.
Third Company, Captain Steers.
eecond Company, Captain Davis
First Company, Captain Wang
Broadway Squad, under command OF Sergeant Burdick
Pail Bearers. Pall Bearers
Inspector Diks. @~~~~~-.~~~~~~~@ Captain Lord.
S:ss:, &c: ss:s: as.ssn S;:::;: ss:ss
The route or the procession was through Mulberry,
Bloecker Bowery, Fourth Astor place, Broad
way to foot Of Chambers street.
Tha naipu thQnra can't IN n M0up 0raUO
county for interment The deceased was 20 years Of
ago. married and leaves behind wife and one child
fore his death, having been absent at Haverstraw
visit with some friends
The Conscription I'm Brooklyn.
No yet been received by the Provost Mar
shas Of this city the draft Everything is
prepared however, 60 the proper orders
are received.
Yesterday afternoon the joint committees Of the Boards
Aldermen and Supervisors met at the City Hall 70
suit relation propositions brought before both Boards
TO appropriate money purchase exemptions from the
draft The Committee OF the;Board Supervisors pre-
ferred that the Board of Aldermen should vote the funds
aud include IN Its bOnefs the county towns OF Kings
county; while some members OF the Aldermen were
OF the opinion that the Board OF Supervisors should
the entire appropriation and thus include the whole
county There much conversation, but nothing def
mite DONE and the committee adjourned to meet this
morning at ten O'Clock.
The twenty third regiment mustered out Of tho
vas,erdaw e.dsv eu ~ ~ ,su neocf aha Thteenh
will be mustered out at their arm0ry corner OF Gran
berry and Henry Streets
During tho riots New York number OF parties
around calling upon storekeepers in South Brooklyn
presenting themselves leaders Of m0bs who would visit
them again II they did not give thcm money They
generally satisfied with twenty five cents each and
left The places thus called upon the stores Of Wm
White. Thomas Cobnrh John Burke, John Carey and H.
Funk Columbia street. Two OF the alleged 0xtOrtiOn
ers named James Wood and VIM. Heartey, brought
before Justice Boerum yesterday and after examination
committed to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
THE WAR FUND COMMITTEES or KINGS COUNTY.
Tn the summer OF 1852 tho Governor OF the State Of
New York appointed committee Of prominent citizens
In the Second and also In the Third Senatorial District
each OF which committees were TO endeavor 70 raise
regiment volunteers for three years tho
war. large COMMITTEES was appointed about the
time by the Board OF Supervisors aid the authorities
In prosecuting the work assigned to them members
OF these respective committees became convinced that in
order properly develop the patriotism and the
Of the people Of this city ana county in behalf
central committee should be organized for that purpose
Accordingly ut the special and earnest request
Of delegation from each Of the aforesaid committees,
the "War Fund Committee Of the city OF Brooklyn and
county OF Kings organized In september 1892 with
authority TO add to their number at discretion and sub
sequeny at very large public meeting the appointment
and work OF the committee was unaum0usly approved
The objects Of the committee TO do all in their
power TO aid IN procuring recruits TO assist the Sanitary
Commission to do what may be ncedul In behalf Of the
sick and wounded; 10 aid discharged soldiers and the
families Of deceased soldiers and sailors In procuring the
pay pensions to which they may be entitled aid tho
United States sanitary Commission and 10 assist the Al
otinent Commissioners In their phanhropc work, and
generally TO their effort and Influence In aiding the
government TO suppress the rebellion.
Isaac II. Frohingham President Of the Nassau Bank.
Is the treasurer OF the committee TO whom funds may be
transmitted IN any way most convenient the donor.
The committee occupy their headquarters the
in The second story Of the Hamilton Buildings. Is Court
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