The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-01
city intelligence.

GRuSzs's FusERAL-Yesterdsy afternoon the remains
Of this unfortunate conveyed with great
seempity to Greenwood Cemetery for inter nent About
one O'Clock the coffin brought privately. and not
publcly-ss announced in the papers the day pre-.
vous to the French Church In Franklin street After
the performance Of the funeral ceremonies according to
the Episcopal form, Rev. Mr. verren made short I'D
dre the assembly in which he stated that although
the laws Of this country may not always coincide with
the nosns Of foreigners, yet 1t is necessary, In be
sbae by and upheld Of their adopted country
He exceedingly peased in witnessing the quiet dig
nied end orderly in which they bore this sad
event and hoped that the ceremonies would be carried
with that solemnity which tbs cccasion demands.
After the address which concluded the funeral rites the
mby then formed thsrpselv into procceion which
moved slowly down Broadway, to the South Ferry.
The coffin, upon which placed the insignia
o. sr a. the fsrrv when th.y rshea 81. PARK ovsr
two thousand people who during this time had Assem-
bled in front Ct ths City Hail. Joined In the procession
ali, there must have been at least three Thousand
people and the train moved slowly down Broadway,
concourte On arriving ut the South Ferry. CREST
number returned. while the rest accompanied the 70
neral to Greenwood Cemetery In closing this account,
we may sfate that the German press Of this city, OF all
shades conds mns the execution Of Gsunzig fragrant
"judcia murder - They sfirm that the cuprt wa.
nocent-snd they evolve from grave circumstance
Of bis calamity rome startling arguments against the
propriety spd legality, both OF murder and marriage
The philosophers Of the Tribune opposed to capital pun
u0 ennO shobo hoScA in1o SVnci
6eration ct cnoe.
COMMON CoUScrL-This venerable body will re com.
meDce their arduous duties this evening, for another
month Their jelfestons IN the tea room will, OF
ceuee an feature IN the general routine
OF bnsnefs we must confess that we have yet
but little or no evidence OF the spirit OF reform and
tnorou8h retrepcnment which was announced when
the new bosrd went into oflce. We hope that
1uIJecu OF fes irPSo'ement VAL be Drought up Tor
A'..on
XHE sorTHrnS m ANS = We understand from Mr. Clarke
uiday evening between baltimore and Philadelphia, an
extra Train lett Philadelphia yesterday mAQdng ut nine
O'Clock and the mais were delivered in New York by
haH PAST one O'Clock In Inc afternoon Three mails
o"A' ~
a MOST BRUTAL ASSAULT -On saturday afternoon,
anout nve O'CLOCK party OF I'VE roSdies entered the
tnee o. me S'y staeis N Esst IIosdway few doors
aboye Onton steet ana without the .gntest provoca
Ton eommenceua most brutal assault on the persons
IN 'e 10y msa u.sen M .ae I'm .ney oou
Ayn,i, -. n y :, Az ~; inokas g., 80 , Uspea
~ pssns $3.50 ~ .o 1 r,i M ~, poiioa .sn'
- 80. - :. 80 .ysoIo,
1.ua. ~ dft g, e h; i, 80 o , " w $500 ~, = n'ss
W. oei.ss ~ LIZ tsas' vas osuea sessr ~
sulvap y on account Of his pueuaoons pronsn,,t,e,
and said to be driver on one Of ths lines OF stage,
nirg on tie east aide Of the oity Tbe Assault was Wit
borhocd the u,ndows Of which were lined with psoo,s
during the STAIR II If TO be hoped that no exertu viii
be tpsred 10 have these rowdes ami made an
example Of for the spirit of Is ssdy on tha In
crease thr ous hout the city
P.,o,., - bo ga. - ~ No,, yoxr .m,u. 80
Buffalo T,i,o,sab Comnsn, has bssn renewed fro-o "a
Wi .,r.s, - r. bsspm.y.,, 80 ,h p w ~ t% ~
lie corner ~ n,nad~sv and Wall .trs.t y 'A0 'p1'
: 80 -, - o -. e'.e'
BIRTH N THE Cry PRisor-ouite an unusual occur