The New York herald., 1863-04-22
OBsEQyIEs OF LIEUT.. COLONEL KIMBALL.


VooIvolEo VI llEUI. CULUNcL kiMpALL,
The Programme OF the Procession To-
Day, &c., sc.
The remains Il Lie tenant Colonel Edgar A. Kimban,
which arrived here Monday evening" were treated
w'h all honor esterday by the Common Council Com
mee on National Affairs and thousands Of citizens
presenting nearly every class In tho immunity The
Sy Hal was drl ed IN mourning, its dags were hung
nail mast and the boy Of soldier was laid
oat In state IN the Governors Room, guarded
oy suitable detachment from the gallant
old sixtyninth regiment. From ten o'cIoeK in
the morning 10 three O'Clock in tho afternoons
constant stream OF people passed up and down tho
stairs leading TO the Governors Room the purpose OF
gazing upon th remains previous removal day
TO their resting place. The expressed by
mingled with touch Of that the gallant inn
ball should have his death by unfortunate rem
conre at the hanis OF man who has occupied
enviable position IN he and affection of the whole
country
The arraDgen the day were publsned
IN fun in yesterdays issue The First regiment
vary and the seventy d. st and sixty ninth infantry win
parade The Seventy first ar. to act iard OF honor
The procession III move At three O'Clock in the Afternoons
Ia the following order:-
ossraurEs or LInvrEsAxr COLONEL E. A xIxsAIr,
hE:MEsT NEW YORK yoLuNTErRs
the Nnh ns n s ySone Ao@ se OF
ccmm,ses on Sa,onai xs f 1S 's Se
w.sassa.sS from 7. + H. % where isy s may =
visited Dy the rends of the deceased and nch cxens
The see w NJ .ss PsSf % the aad ns
rrs rssinsn w Sa Va s1e o1
s.sn'n'A regiment .lss as:Is in command Of
s q che FRI z s. zs:. ss. and
reg man, n sSs S'y Or sca.', o,ow
Ing snar so%saad AZ d ' osisns Isif As
os snd ihs ssdas ds% H S.
with saara from Washington each side aud
n carra foil
cSSns cSSnsl ,nSRsn' ns,Son Colonel Colonel Esrs EsGS%e
LsSl sS' s cSi s'sTly, Lieut. EisS.:nan! Ss GRAM
Lieut. nan. Colonel Minton, MAJOR schwab,
relatives and friends 9r * hs sSS Deceased in
aad ew 11S sw % Of % The Ninth
Of the Common Coane .1s With s stats or
B.rouche. eon.nn Ss nc Mayors = New Yos Brooklyn
Members Of the Common coanc with stats of omoe in
- baronches.
r.. r., He"ds s.M q Departments Dep in esrri.ges
The sslon viii move from the the City Han at three
:Sss; is ads. =
By commt.ss on National Aisrs O. the CON-
AlI.,%sa AiG.r%sn hhSaY, hhAsSHaELL'
AID rmaa ByOLE.
Committee on s.on., Ass%Hn q a.pd of1[W.L II xa.Is0
essaslI%:a Sssas'i%:a iSsSEi SsssiEs
Councilman MeC0NNEiL,
coan.a ccoan.iImsa BRs11NpoN s1
Committee on National Affairs OF Board OF Councilen.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY HE BOARD OF ALDERMEN-
This Board met yesterday at O'Clock p. M on an.
impromptu call, President Walsh In the chair.
alderman FARISv offered the following resolutions
respecting the aie Lieutenant Colonel Kimba Of The
Hawkins zouaves:-'
Whereas the meurnfuI Of death OF Leuenens
N Yar & q M ne Mns re,meni
q. p:sias .s:pss = ns%.ss Ss
tas unicrussie aeprves county Of
H. q brave 'lla and
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New Ssra vesasssrs sIa:Sin: zsa.ys:. s.isa
.sD whom !ssy had Ssssss e%Ss
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asoss Wy each ms%ss: . sss. aS .ss u:: s:is. q
Sns Ssaps b. hs s :. On y. c n .na sss s:, other
and .wssn q me lp1s the LarSor q Isssss
!ss'sa % y ,ss. Tags from sunrise until
Resolved Thai the Connittee National Affairs OF both
s s make s s : S
s y h. a s the q e the ss sn 4
as
caie- and ransuittsd to the family Of the deceased
TEE FUNERAL OF COLONEL KINBALL.
. GENERAL oRofR-No. g.
HEApousHrErs. SklEsrY-rIssf REcIsEsr,l
NV YoRs, April 20, 1864. !
In pursuaufe OF hrga orders this gment IN parade
on ednesdsy Npnz In fuil fatigue, without
ma as TO the mains n the late nant
Colonel khnbail of ihc Ninh iment New Yors Voln-
tterr
The line win formed in Broome street r on Broad
way, .i,v.o o'loc, 2. \. p.e.isriy.
The h-l ssH vii inted. TO ile an
liant ION h go ~ lfteen minutes before the ho for
The star BAN and ed music viii pe
P.M ~ ~
captain Libby o. GonpAps Q, will detail guard OF honor
10 escor the lroa i,r % North riye Barclay
the CHS Hal seven T. VI. this es.ntn- Ar1
zst when they viii 90 relieved by guard Of
the Sixty ninth regiment
In consc OF the above order, OF General
OrdeSNo 5ss refers 10 parade the 2st inst Is hsreoy
coGnttrranded.
BY order Of Lieutenant Colonel B. L. rRAFFORD
Co. mann ng Srrenty -lrst re gi'nent " q. y N. Y.
JoHS r. Lis ERsoRE. Acting Adjutant
TO Tnk EDIroR OF THE HERALD.
NEw YoRs, April n, 1853.
In your issue Of TO day stated that Lieu,enapt
Colonel SsrIes. Of tho Eighth regiment state
Natoual Guad has been appointed pail bearer op
the on OF the fe eral Of Lieutenant Co
onel kimbl ieel called upon " write few irsS
The effect h ta Known citizen Of New Yo H. named
DDcd H. Wentworth Lieutenant Colonel Of the 'iighth
Now York ts,e National Guard" aud has been
iected eith thai well known and reliable regiment tor
The LIST twenty yesrs and We hope be will remain with