New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
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THR RIOT CLAlMs.-Thc Committee Of the
supervjsors met yesterday afternoon. and proceeded
with the work Of adjusting the rio claims They are at
pe.ent engaged o. the claims which 10 not exceed 500
Among the cais received yesterday by the Controller
was the following from the managers Of tie associaton
for the benefit of Colorcd Orphans for buildings, mrni'
,ure &C. located on Fifth avenue between fO.ty-thbd
and Forty fourth Streets destroyed by the mob July -;
Main building and fences nc Ho.lNai. 10 Sss o.
................. 4 HSs ~ 1I'lNe-1 uose' 20 70
sO.ihWiag......... "6s fsi ul"i'"-'''' 80
Total S'3oCS 70
Nay Lonrblin Of No 2ij East ThirtysecOnd street,
mas nut in claim for 5000 for loss sustained y tie
shooting Other husband James Iaugbnn Willie lie
way home on the e,eriue of Judy t. 1863 by one or
more Of the Seventh RegimoutN. YN.G.
JW B. Smith OF no. 76 Nassau street. claims sl,o 600
70, partial loss LEFT eye lii for medical attendance
&c.
OPsEov1rs OF CosuODoRB MORRIS. The
last tribute ofrepec was yesterday morning psu 10 ne
remains Of Commodore Henry II. Morris Of the United
States Navy by Lis late comrades In arms anu aise
number OF scrrowinc friends and relatives Tie body
.,. ;,o,osod IN rosewood colin upon which rested
tis sword and cap 9le plate upon tie Id boIe ths IN
seIipt4on;
Commodore Henry L. Morris Died august 49,
1865 Aged - years
About II O'Clock the remains were removed from the
residence Of Bis nephew, Mir. VanGcrhowen' No. Us
East Twelfth street, st Georges CLaTcA Stoyvesont
sausrc the procession forming and marching III tie fol
lowing order:
Guard % Nar.-cs. connorhcd ~ S'rrt Lafler,
with arms rcrCsed Bard .. The North Cof9lnai our
Semen G. the Gattcr1s Coffin borne upOa tie shoulder
O. f5rr Sailors a. tie Uailcras. unoCr command OF
Tfs-n O. nee; paN-Ecacrs. Acpifal arrdEut Com
x.1au4c Jenkins. Commodore Palmer Cait. DTaHton,
ormodoie bedford, Commodore Ea6.e Capt smith,
Cant. Siecdman.
Tie body was placed IN fcr, Of the ohancl when the
huia serY.ecs according 10 tie rites Of TIC Protestant
Ep.soopl Chutoh. were performed by the Rev Or.
T,rr who also delivered eulogy on the deceased.
l. to course OF his remarks be loke Of The private so
slal aud professional character Of tie deceased. with
srest feeling ard OF lis devcGon to the cause IN Which
lie mad been eng eed stetrs tAst vlen urged h. lis
friends TO ask 10 be retired lie sad, NO, rot while in
ere face of TIE enemy" Or. Tying said that Commodore
Norris YVES TIE orrth member Of TIE family who had
fssn brous to that church before being conveyed TO
the final resting place. \ atLer mother. end sister
had passed Gwar and smother loved one had been
trourh 10 receive tie last marked eyiGcace Of esteem
ana regard.
Ai.er The services TIE crfln was operei end those
present a0i led an opportunity Of taxing final LOOK AZ
the features q the deceased Nearly al the officers u
sisRdrg ettaeheG 10 tie NevYorS Station, were Te-
ssrt in fan uniform. Among them we noticed L. ~
Admiral Parlliae Comm dore Radford. Captain DIay
Ten. Captain Worden CAPTAIN Palm or q the fagsfir
Hartford the Commander q the steamer Richmond
ale Commander Of the iror-c@i battery IcAich. tho
Doctor IRE Nev.VorF Novy-Sia.iou. Captain Me'de
o. ,be receiving shp North Carolina md several Other
officers Of note. Tie funeral pissed down Broadway
% the South Ferry whence was conveyed to Green
WOOD CeDetary Quite large number OF the friends o.
deceased accompanied tie cortege and all were II
sr,.a-le mourlil-. Tie Seer AIRY Of tie My ha'
issued m order et,oning al tie commanders Of AZ
naval stations, tie conn andersl-obefo Of sQundIons
and the csp,dns Of vessels 10 FIRE minute guns on
specified dag in difference 70 the memory Of The 3d.
sed. Comycdore Morris wos the grandson 81 Roht
kos one Of the sirners Of TIE Declaration q hide
peadenoe. Two lis brothers have dicd in if' service
while acting as couodorcs. TIC oriy surviving Iah
member q The family IS Robert houis CAiof Clerk o
tAe House OF Representatives.