New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
Msj. Gen. o. VI. Mitchell.
Died It Be,u!or, 5. C.. Oct ~, 1862,
Aged 81 years.


The fnnsrll wa free from pomp display either military
civic the family having especially requested thst no pub
cy should be given to the matter. consequently only the
Immediate friends and relative. present The services
were opened by the Rev. Dir Es' who opened prayer for
the bercavcd family ser which the congregation 'sns Tue
funeral hymn eneing
Why .honld We mourn departing friends"
funeral sdir... Of touching eloquenee delivered by
n' n sv no, .sn T to 10 II. hearers the
known OF hin In heno 10 sho'e memory hey "se
o lie thanked God Tor tia. example Of this poo, American
hoy this eane, .udenths learned sAyant and able Gen
sno -, e,ud no, earn While depoSs the
oss OF one whom could poorly he y., thansed
he .assd 10 ii. erownit. Soss Of MIiehs-h, labor.
tho science tho ,ash a.hs of oratoTy and h. wshe
ucce-ihe wO.k 81 Tu. and leaaing 70 beTty an oP
pfes,ed and downtro,ioeu Tscs
The service, were concluded with prayer and the 'nsns
Of the hymn,
"Unv,iI thy b0som faithful tous,"
when the Rev Dr. Rice pronounced the b,n'die'on The
coffin was then esvsoped 10 tic American sas placed In the
heu4se and conveyed 20 Greenwood Cemsiey where 'hs
rsmsin, were inferred. TIE following gentlemen acted
usb.sr.r,. CHARLES wsi.oB @. Coo, j. H. trothinshain
b. We,t A. q. Allen. l.. Bifdscye, W. ). Ofifiih
OnsroUIIS OF PRoT. RESwicK.-The funeral OF
The late James Renwiei. LII D. teoh place ;. p H. zee
erday at Grace Church large number Of dh1ipgu'hed
eIizsn. were present. among whom wa Lol.Gen scott
The cortese , the ao Ic'lcnco Of the deceased No 81
tnh avenue at tie sppon,ed hour and proceeded to the
church The service. conducted by the Row Ora Tr'
Tor end Mcyicks The chant for the occasion was an org
nal ono with the orgsn,t, Mr o. W. Mofssn !. was FOL
lowed By The l2:lh LYNN Kings selection. commencing
when ho.. We love arc ,n,choa away" A. tho close q
the services the Dead March .psJed Tho remains were
Inferred Ia tie family vault at the FiI' Pfeibytesn Church.
Finhavenue Tic Of the pail bearers are anneIedi
Luther Bradh Charlie. King. Robert Ray John TrAveTs,
Pauls Forbes wn,. Kimble. Charlie. Anthem, Esbeh Bon
ONE OF THE TYPos.-One Of our exchanges con-
tsus the follow IN. paragraph: .eirVc prutsrs sRo on
strike Jor LishsI nsGes. Me II conrLndod &c 'Et
o5rosn type, ~ fut IRE! h-.EA'J eNol Oh
a Coon REIUHS.-1he managers Of the Ladies
Union Aid Society arc much gsiGsd to to their
snd. and the public that the handsome Of 1000 net
was realized by them at tho Pair for the benst Of the aged
and iufun recently held In the City Assembly Rooms
SOUTH CHURcH LrcTUREs.-The series Of doc
ns lecture. commenced the 9TH Inst a, tho South Bop
list Church. Twenty nth street between Seventh and Eighth
avenues. by Rev, VIM. Adsm' will DO eonuued on sun
day evening nett and each succeeding Sabbath until ce-
pleted Tho lecture viii be delivered BY the Roy DR.
shedd aud IN turn by the following elerymsn: Rev N L.
luco. Rev II. otoVeL'' hS'' I" IL 'H''Oi' 'N'' $50.
DsWitt Row II. q. Weston, Rev. Edward Thomson Rev H.
d. Came Row H. s. storr., Res. J. T. Thompson hov '"
H. Williams, Rev. H. ID. Hitchcock, and Rev John Cotton
Smith.
As AMERIcAS MERCHAEr VESSEL FIRED INTO
ur BEirisH GusBoAT The American bark Morning Star.
Capt. John Stirling just arrived :, this port from 1t Jsso dc
Cuba reports havsg bssn fred into by tho British gunooa.
Plover on tho voysge hiher On the evening OF the Esd
December the gunbost sgnAsd the Morning Star and was
sn,wersd At later hour several shot, fred until the
bark hove to- whom she boarded BY officer nom the
En.shnan who examined the ships papers and then de-
nded to have the matches opened on the ground that no
,u.pectsd tho bark being engaged In the slave sds
A CARD.
To lhe Pyesidsnf Mdndg6s and 5fembes " me Ro" mn
Iqd'e. Soidier' R,iicf dDoeiGfbn.
LADIES: The soldiers who have been IN this insti-
tuition for some time past held their farewell prayer