The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-09

! was not denounced with heated intemperance. but
talked Of calmly, as BY men VINO rather ptled than
hated him. Putting aside oil condemnation Of the
murderer, the strongest feeling OF all was
SORROW FOR THE TRAGEDY.
in intercourse with Colonel Fisk were silent. grave
ana thoughtful, and showed In the manner which
they The wore something deeper tnan the pain or
While the moments slipped away
were aHx THE MaHS atcncoex
helped with his own hands the drapng or the fuied
colors Of the regiment. A black Grape covered them
anu streamer Of the same texture was bound to
the silver crosses Of the staves $3.50 ~,
the drums were covered with black and mufled.
companied by the members Of tho Aschenbridel
MUSICAL Society, making In all .t4.s
TWO HUNDRED MUSICIANS
regre! q the death Of Colonel Fisk They feeilngy
misfortune. and that no other man In America was
80 truly the friend OF their art His generosity and
contact his liberal APPRECIATION Of talent and his
interest N the members OF the band were spoken
OF with visible emotion ,ssn rvr,,..,. 4ri
o. the Ninth regiment, who fought at Antletam and
Gss.ysburg In the civil war ct halipas eleven held
John Hendrlckson presided. The secretary, Robert
l. FoIger, read THESE resolutions:-
midst BY the hands Of an assassin. Colonel james FISK Of
the si MIMI ,s$i I'm. ,hsrsfors
Colonel we have met with 80 =
which We 70 common with the regiment and the community
s r. N1 the be-
remains from the The funeral services 70 the New
Alter tnis resolution was adopted 1t was moved
- THE PROCESSION
all persons except members and ex-0f1cers OF the
association OF veterans and the members OF the
press should be excluded from marching with then
A line OF march was then formed and. under
command Of Colonel Hendrlcksop, the body passed
ana MAJOR Hitchcock mad marshalled the regiment
IN the drill room, from whence they marched down
the stairs
the veterans formed nrss In double column and then
followed Brgadier Genera! yaran and nis stan;
regiments; then the band OF the Ninth with the one
hundred members Of the Aschenbrodel Society;
Major III hitchcock with xdJutans Alien. The other
onicers commanded In their respective pos lions.
were beat the soldiers carried their arms to the
shoulder, and made q splendid appearance Every
| one IN line had band OF
BLACK GRAPE
| around hts left arm. The march down Eighth ave-
Der OF men, stepping out from Its midst attempted
take places n thS ranks wearing the
cited ana osed his way to the front OF the throng
| saying to one oil the leutenants.
III must go after the hearse. would turn out for
Colonel Fisk 4 had only a shirt to my back"
! not march In the ranks.
WHEN THE OPERA HOUSE WAS REACHED
the tumble OF cars, stages, drays TRUCKS aud men
ana women was fearful and almost stopped the
| way, until the policemen came to the rescue ana
made an avenue through the tbrong, by which the
door OF the building In Twenty-lhirl street was
reached. Here malt was made IN the street. The
crowd was packed back in black mass On all
sides by the police stood quietly looking ut the
scene OF which 1t formed great part
ALONG TWENTY THIRD STREET
were extended rows Of carriages on either side.
The nearse, which were harnessed 1Our horses,
stood directly In front Of the residence OF Mrs. Mans
neld. This fact was remarked BY every one.
After O short pause the order was given ana the
musicians entered the p0rtic0 in double hle and
assembled the stairs. Alter them came the veterans
IN the same order; then General varlan and his
stat, followed by the officers from the other regi
mentS.
OFFICERS FROM OTHER REGIMENTS.
Among these were Colonel COnkllng or the Eighty.
fourth; Colonel Dtnkel OF General Funk's brigade;
Colonel Scott, OF the Eighth, with fifteen members
OF his stan; the officers OF tho First New Jersey
regiment; q delegation from the Eighty NINTH New
YORK, including Colonel Stets0n, Captain Clark,
Captain Dutch, Captain UrOal Captain broom, Lieu
tenants Macdonald and Dearn; from the Sixth regl-
ment, Captain Hermes Captain Zenn and Meuten-
ants Stckles and snapped; from tho seventy ninth,
Captain Rogers; from the First regiment AdJutant
Luckey and Lieutenant FrancOise; from the Eighth
regiment the full stan of officers. All OF these were
| In full uniform. with badges OF Grape.
Next came the Ninth regiment In double file. The
number III arms was about SIX hundred. The Whole
procession uncovered as It assembled the stairway.