The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-11
CITY Entelii&cnce.

military FuNrEAL--Ye.t.iaay, at halt past one
O'CLOCK the remains OF Captain Jagels, of the Third
Husssrs Who killed by accident at Hoboken,
convey ed to Greenwood cemetery aud the fune-
raj was most importing scene. The procession was
headed by band, peror ming the Dead March in Saul
Then followed tho numerous troop OF the magnificent
Third Hussars to which he deceased boloD march
ing three desp-tben detachment OF inflntry, with
a hand then lodge OF Odd Fellows wearing the para
phernslG Of the order. preceded by another band
These we're followed by another troop OF mounted
solCiers and another band with muied drums rolling
their mournu music Then came the htarse, ian open
which the coffin was laid Drawn by four black
horses cararisoned in Grape. Behind the hears9 the
chage OF the deceased led by two black the
saddle empty and the boots OF the late mater
were reversed in the stirrups sEufying the victim
the coIqu.ror tlke of the mighty and the
humble, the captains and tbe rank and file. A hne
oop of cavalry brought the Of the processon
The at the At the ferry and az the
lar ding the ether side, and at the cemetery, wore
which admit the surrounding evdences OF death re-
called forciby to the mind the vanity Of life and the
truthful words of the poet. that
80 The paths OF glory lead but to the grave
TnrsrArvr OF Jons c. CALHouN-on Saturday, the
statue of John g. Calhoun removed from Mr..
Johpsons yacht Twilight and placed on board the
steamship Souherner which sailed from this port at
O'Clock Z. NJ Tor Charleston 1t was in the same
in which 1: originally packed Itisof lite size,
right hand points scroll held In the left which
l. iutoribed the word Constitution The LEFT arm is
broken OFT at the elbow, and the MANNED portion
could not be recovered though every exertion was
used With this important exception, the statue rs
perfect an uninJured IN any way IL Is magnificent
vofk OF art the cold, pure marble, OF which 1t con-
sts being chiselled by the artist with such skip
70 stem warned with amin alton. IL lie now three
months sirce the attempt first made to reissue IL
from the waves and great credit is due 20 the perse
vsianee which bss thus been finally crowned with
success The Mesrs johnson sccomp snied the statue
TO Charleston.
DEsTsUcTUE PiBE ~ ALLEN srREEr.--Last evening
at sew, clock, Ere took place in Allen street
stanton, by which smoke house. and chair factory
were burned 20 the ground, and adjoining dwelling
house partially destroyed The fire orig nsted in tas
tnSke house OF MIR fcstie, in taat part of IL where
hsh are prepared for dryipg, in the As there IL
hre used In that part OF the buiding It Is evident
y the work OF an incenaary IL spread to the chair
factory Of MIR. Wood quickly destroying both build
logo being frame, and then extended 70 the dw cling
koute 81 Mr Harper, where after doing considerable mis-
chiet especially IN the rear " was finally subdued
There was an immense crowd assembled host OF hre
engines and large OF police from the nth 18th
11th and 10th wards The loss OF Mr. Wood. who was
bui mt cut short time since IN Eldridge street when
he lost So coo Is now $4,000 There no insurance
upon any OF the property except the dwelling house
Darn ~ DEowNrNo Coroner Geer held an In
guest yesterday at No OF Pitt street the body Of
Christopher sithert aged 20 years, a native Of Ger
many The deceased, ~ seems. retided at Williams
bufgh. aud Friday night, he fell into the river at
the foot Of Peek Slip aud lort. Yesterday. the
body noated, aud taken OF the river, aud
vtyrd 10 the residence ha brother n Pitt street,
where The inquest held, and verdict rendered
cordinply.
Boy DEowSrr.-A lad, about nins years Of age, son
Of John Allen o. lSe Hammond street, fell Into the
river at the foot ~ Hammond street yesterday st IL
o'clock and vas drowned. The body has not yet been
recovered.
AccipEar On Saturday ohm shall was run over By
G wagon ia the vicinity Of Washington Market. aud
severely injured lie was taken 70 the City Hospital
BY william Bowken.
Ae,Scr ar cH.esrs-sse Captain Tsylor', card in