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II was COIlGiuQtd, l1e COIflu was DTOASll out and placed in the herses which wait ed at the north door of the front en- trance of the Church; ane after brief interval the procession commenced in the tie designated uianncF., at about half past o'clock. itw<s computed to ex- tend two miles. The Mercantile Ad- vertiser says

 The body wat carried in herse, covered with black cloth, fringed with gold. Fromthe centre ,pannels, the Ma ffiioi,ai lag hung reversed, and eight black feathers waved. above the whole, the herse was drawn by four black hor- ses. On either side f the herse, in open barouches, rode the

 FALL BEARERS.

 The Hon. Samuel L. SouthaFd of New Jersex.

 The Hon. David Brooks,

 Col. Richard NaIick,

 Col. John Trumkull,

 John Watts, Esq.

 Gov. Aaron Ogden of N. J.

 John Ferguson, Esq. Naval Officer.

 Thomas Morris, Esq. United States Marshal.

 Preceding the Ierse, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Onderdonk and s!e Rev. Dr. Wainwright, rod,s in carriage, follow ed by the iiev. Clergy on foot. The other parts of the procession being in accordance with tie arrangements pub lished yesterday. 1t is unnecessary to recapitulate.

 The officers ofethe day were,

 Major General Fleming, Grand Mar shall

 AIDS,

 Brigadier General Doughty,

 Brigadier General James J. Jones, Coi. Low,

 Major Schermi.rhorn,

 Captain Tompk;ns,

 Samuel Swartwout Esq. silas E. Burrows Esq. On arriving at the Marile Cemetry in SecopA street, the Military tookopen order, and the body was deposited in a yas,itspecially appropriated forthe Pur- pose. Three vellies were fired over the grave, and the different bodies com posing the procession withdrew under i the direction of the Grand Marshall It is said, with what truth We do not know, that the re mains are to be remoy- ed to Virginia, in compliance with a wish expressed by the deceased. The funeral honors paid to him by the city Of New York, were worthy of his me mory and of the character of this me trepolis.