The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-06

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| BY last weeks ststsmsnt
We have had an setivN demand for cotton during u:
closes with arm feeling, and tendency TO further
improvement. There hss been less inquiry Tor vooi;
The stock of pulled Ii uucA reduced Prices are eeoue
the same but rather in fvoe Of the buyer The saes Ok
week reached % 500 lbs The martst has bssn yss
active for printing cloths, ut advance ON moss sVes
| Tho sales have been 50, 800 plea ss.
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Flreman,s Fu neral.
IMPOSING PROCESSION -BIOGk 'APHY OF osohss
TRENCHARD, TIE DE- CEASED.
George W. Tenchard, late foreman OF hose company
No. l6 who died from injuries rsce 'sd at the nre I.
Essex street. the evening Of May t-the particulars
OF which given in the HERALD Of the subssqusas
daywas buried yesterday In the Csmete yss
attended by large funeral corese 70 ever rsmsn
Der to have been present at Hremans fun 'sra Indeed
there has not been any thing Of the kind To compare
it, far respects the attendance Of hrsA n SINCE IN
funeral procession of the fireman. who vi % rscot
lected killed at Hre in Water street, fsw year
ago, when there similar large attendA moo. IA
residence Of the deceased and where he died. 1t ~
Fourth street. between and Lewis stree oppe
site to tho carriage house Of the Mechanic HoA oo
pany. which was decorated with funeral drapery ~,
deed, all the engine houses that met visw hav
ing the following inscription
Q Q Q o.
"wE MOURN oUR LOSS"
Q Q Q . Q Q . Q
The appointed place of rendezvous was the paraA
ground in Tompkins square, which presented animated
but melancholy spectacle yesterday afternoon from the
numbers Of psope congregated about the spot drawn
together from anxiety to view the scene Tho appont
ed hour Of forming into line o'clock, p. NJ
but account of the large number Of re companies that
intended to be present. many Of which must have
from some distance-for every FIRE company repre
sented BY some Of its members and the majority with
full compemen-it after two before the prosssaioa
ready to start On the signal being gven-for which
purpose the fire alarm bell was toled-the pzeoessioa
moved from Tompkins square, through avenue to Fifth
street; through Fifth to Lewis and through Lswis to
Fourth street. The coffin that contained the remains of
the deceased was placed the middle Of the street. OPP
pose his late residence the upper part Of the lid b.
ing removed that the head and face exposed -
view and the other part the lid placed his CAP
and trumpet covered with After the various Ars
companies had aed BY every member barehsaded he
passed. the lid Of the c0nwhich latter very neat
but plain being made merely Of maple or some othsr
like woodwas screwed down and placed in the hearse.
The fuuera cortege then advanced the ORDER
Up Fourth street into Broadway and down Broadway -
the South ferry under the command Of Alfred Carson,
Chief Engineer, who acted as Grand Marshsl
Grape the highest number At the head four abreast, in
each member wearing Grape his left arm, and mourn
ing cevce with the number Of his Gre company,
The Fire Department preceded by their banner, with
the following inscription
Q Q Q .
NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT. -
Incorporated March, 17os.
Guarded by members Of Fire Company No Q.
Tho Chief Engineer and Assistant Engineers.
Exempt Fremen, with their banner
Members Of Hose Company No. 10 and Tempka. ~
time of his death foreman of the one, and formsry
member Of the other.
Police officers Of the Seventeenth ward to which ~
deceased belonged.
Police officers of other wards
Captain Hopkins of the Third ward the Chief Il ~
lice; and Captain Leonard, Of the second ward.
Citizens of New York, on foot.
the ceremony but the utmost decorum and ssacs prs
vailed, the whole affair being conducted in aA
with the behavior fitting so sad occasion.
the arrival Of the hearse and coRa with the 10
mains Of the deceased ut the Of Fulton street and
Broadway, the companies who preceded formed In
open order op both sides Of the street. the two lines
South ferry The hesrse and followers consisting OF tie
police force Of which, sready described the deceased
was member and Of the members OF Hose Company Ne.
49, and OF the original No 80 Fire Company, together
with tle friends and relatives Of the deceased passed
| down the street. when the hrstnamed body Quilted
leaving the remains Of the deceased to be escorted across
| BIOGRAPHY OF THE DEozAsED.
death in the discharge OF os duty as fireman, haA
been twenty five years engaged in the service In 1871
CINE Company as . volunteer, and became . member ef
the same in fs2e, remaining with that re
Company and remained with it until ls4s when he left
and did not take any active part in the re department
for some time On resuming his duties fireman, hs
organized Hose Company No. 49, under ths title Of Tonp
kips Hose Company the same name that belonged to the
acted as its foreman However he afterwards resigned
the place but joined again. about six months
when w o ne ns S IA M q The
Houston and First tieets. The deceased likewise
police officer Of the Seventeenth ward and va. 1ttachsd
wife and two children to mourn his untimeiy end.
ANOTHER FUNERAL PROCESSION.
In the course Of yesterday there was large muster q
Benjamin r. smith Grand Master the Order, who di.d
the Seventh ward The following lodges, accompanied By
aband Of music joined the procession Prospect Lodge.
Faith Hope Charity Charter Oak Lodge; Grand Lodge
University Lodge, with the motta "Long loved and Ter
DECEASED belonged was covered with caPs The Prsei
Ia of the order formed part Of the funeral
cesson and the deceased Grand Master was conveyed -
Cypress Hill Cemetsry for intezment. &-f
Coroners, Inquos1a.
be an inquest ss at No. sos ssscssr sss tie Sedy
Andrew Mcdowell aged thirty years, native Of Ireland
who came to his death sy at Of apoplsxy. he haA
bsen in very Ill health ter some tame past. verdict
| death by apepexy.
KILLED RAILROAD CAR.-Ths boy william sosAt
who was by one Of the Eighth Avenue CARA
Saturday, died at the hospital OHicer smith, Of n
Nineteenth ward arrested the driver, Thomas Ghhu
who Is hsM by the magistrate to awsit tue inquest
l the body, which will be held BY Dr. Hilton this dV al
| eleven O. alock, at tbs City Hospital
Government Appointments
H. Archer has been appointed Collector Of Cugto fr
the port of St. Marks Florida, In place Of = w. Asts
syivanus L. Pssse to 10 Postmaster Of EeAxtown, In
place OF Jared W. Coffin, resigned.
Merritt Thompson has been appointed IAqhthou n
| Keeper in New Haven, III the place of xr. Willard.
ia EngliAh, Of Marion conLty Virginia, has been ap
pointed Special Mail Agent for Virginia and North Arc
lna vice Col. j A. Mcguire, Of Baltimore, removed.
The following appointments Of Postmasters har a re
| Gently been made in Gensses county, visJohn psan