The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11


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FUNERAL or OoLoxn HoRRIs, sIxxYSfxFK NEW
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Ths fuusral e Colonel Orlando B. Morris, Sixty sixth
regiment New Yor STATE Veteran Volunteers, Second
CORPS. Army q the Potomac. vhs disd o. ths battle
hsd che I'd Of yans aged - years. vii take place At
che Reformed Dutch church d Bergen Point, New
Jersey to-day, the 11th has,, q TIVE Tho romans
viz subssqueny b privately conveyed % ths Csstands
street fsry New York. whore. 1t eight O'CLOCK ~ they
win b received By guard Of honor Of United States
troops detailed By order Major Gsaeral DIX, aud taken
= The Governors Room. CITY Han, whore trissds VIII
the 18th inst u two r NJ. when the Twelfth New Yorx
National Guard. under command OF Colonel Ward VIII
convey relaves and friends to-Bergen Point win leave
pier No North river At quarter before one P u on
ther return mo friends and relatives deceased and
OF his father, General William l. Morris, and Of tho
brothers Of tho deOsasod are invited 70 attend without
further notice.
CoLoNnL JAMES r. n'nAHox.
Colonel James r. Mcmahon was native Of Irsiaad but
vas only infant when he this Ia 1885,
Hc was about swenty years old a the time Of his
DEATH which took place while he Ia command Of the
Irish Brigade, N the battle before Richmond, on FRI
day, June 3, 1854, on which occasion he performed
deeds u valor whea DO observed 70 put hts hand to
his sds stagger back few PAGES and FALL pierced doubt
less by bullet from roOel sharpshooter He
. graduate u 81 Johns College. and admitted to
the bar n 1885, having studied his profession with bis
uncle
Ia 1891 Colonel Mcxahon raised . company for the
Irish Brigade In with hs held captancy, but
after appointed chief Of General Msaghery stsK He
next promoed chief star OF the late Major General
Richardson with the rank OF major subsequently be-
lieutenant colonel Of tho One Hundred and sixty
fourth New York Volunteers by his brother,
Colonel Johu Z. Mcmahon, and tho ds,th OF said
brother about year ago. was promoted 70 the command
bravery and coolncss especially hs thaae rs 81 knew
hp. Lie IA. "a -sary the battles Of the Peninsula,
and was General Richardson when that oacer was
killed
THE LATE REV. DR. wINsLov. v
A brief announcement has been made OF che death OF
the Rev. Gordon wnslow, NJ d. D. D., Of the Sanitary
Commission His son. Colonel Cleveland Winslow, OF the
puryee Zopaves. had been severely wounded, and Dr.
winslow 10 charge Of him. and while attending TO
his various duties board or transport Of the San
tary Commission he fol- overheard and drowned In
the Potomac The intelligence Of this said event will
All many hearts with sorrow; for DR.. winslow
rendered him known and honored by multitude He
was born in Vermont, near Lake Champain. fitted for
college At Andover Mass and graduated Al Yale College
Not long after his entrance into professional lie he
untod with the Episcopal church and became rector Of
church in Troy and subsequently IN Annapolis After.
wards no was for many rector Of 81 Paus Station
Island and chaplain or the Quarantine His labors during
the outbreak OF yellow fever different times on the
island, will he gratefully recalled By largo number. Al
the commencement q this war no was chaplain
during all its fiery ordeais OF battle, Displaying great
bravery and 80 much as to have been termed by
OF the regiment "the fighting parEon-v He was also
early associated with the Sanitary Commission. and
when the zousves returned home. yoar ago. became
Inspector OF the Army OF the Potomac His faithful
vices aud untiripg efforts behalf the soldiers
corded ps the grateful hearts OF many OF the rank and
ne, white among the officers he was universally respect
Or. winston possessed uncOmmonly no traits u char
aeter HIS m.nd WAS thoroughly rounded aud com
and high In his purposes and aims, generous others
unknown 10 speak barshy pure and honest patriot
true gentleman and Christian soldier HE appearance
at the head OF tho zouavcs last year their return
the striking and attracted the attention
Isany Hsisavss wife and two sons who officers In
the army. The Rev. Hubbard .winslow, d. D., tho dis
tingushsd author, and Rev. DIT. MYron Winsiow, OF
India, we're his brothers.
CAPTAIN CHARLES n. BalGRrLY.
PwrApsLyHu, June 10, 1885,
Capt Charles H. Brightly graduate Of wsH Point,
dad al Germantown yesterday. from wounds received u
the Wilderness the 9th uls, while In command Of the
Fourth United States iuisntry, Hs -.e ss7 tos time
stationed on station Island instructor Of artillery
Bursting or WIZARDS Fifteen Inoh aun.
frrom the Trenton m. ~ Amsrieso, June OIL 4
wizards large Afscen-inch gun--wclRhIng forty SIX
thousand pounds. aud throwing q double beaded shot
weighing eight hundred and seventyslx posnde, with
charge OF eighty pounds o. powdsr-wns tested ths
Cunning grounds on Saturday evcuncor the purpose Of
aIipS on eae snasss preparatory 70 the principal test,