The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09


body. The services conducted by the venerable
DR.. Potts. After the services, which Of very
lemn character the funeral procession formed and
moved of in the following order
Pan bearers. e~."s~s>s~~'~>~@ Pal bearers
r Freinehuysen, HEARsr. Henry chsuncey,
ssSasl sss'sn Brow as1,s Rane sha asw asEs
Plysician-Dr. John c. Stone.
Family Of the deceased, and about fifty carriages
The procession passed from Tenth street into Broad
way down which turned to Hamilton ferry crossing
which, wended its way to Greenwood Cemetery where
the coffin was finally deposited.
The flags Of the shipping generally at halfmast
yesterday, in consequence Of the funeral
MILITARY On Dr.-The Seventy first regiment American
Guard Colonel A. s. yosburgh, will make full dress
moonlight parade on Monday evening next The limo
will be formed in Bond street. right resting Broadway,
at O'Clock p NJ It is stated that this regiment has
recently been augmentng its numbers and that by the
next inspection in October they will parade five hundred
men. Among the growing companies are company
company B, Captain Truford An election for q
captain for company A. venn a4 g m w
vacancy occasoned the promotion Of Col Cocoran The
National Grays Of Kingston will pass through this city
the 18th inst, route for New Haven. They will ar
rive at II u A. NJ that day. in the steamer Thomas
Powell and will be received by companies and G, Of
ment, washington Rifles Captain Wineburger, numbering
sixty rifles paraded Wednesday last on their annual
excursion, went 10 EASt New lOrk ana con-
tested for sixteen valuable prizes The Washington Rifles
Eleventh regiment, Colonel Homer Bostwck, will parade
fatigue dress Monday next, and proceed to Ham
ton square, for military Improvement The line will be
formed at the above place at one O'Clock p n.
The Book TRADE SAIE.-The sem-annual book trade
sale continues at the of A. Leaviu Co.. Broad
way On Tuesday afternoon the invoice of E. H. Butler
was sold very fine edono holiday books to the num-
Der Of five hundred sold we'll Two hundred copies Of the
Gallery Of English Female Poets neatly bound with steel
engravngs printed with the text sold average of
90 copy cash. Crissy Markeys invoice Of poets octave
size sold well also did John Beardsey's list Of mis-
ceancous works Two hundred copies Of Surgeons
mons in the invoice Of Sheldon Co.. sold at good
prices Among the other sales were 500 copies Of Judge
Haliburtons works, 900 copies Mayne Reeds Juve-
niles 400 volumes Hugh Milcr's works, 500 copies De
Quncys works. 500 volumes Chambers Cyclopeda, 500
copies Aimwels stories, 1000 volumes Waverey novels
200 copies Timothy Ntcomb, 600 copies Longfelows
poems 400 copies Thompsons poems Daniel Danas list
of Episcopal church books and Leavt Aliens invoice of
standard works. sold well. Among this collection was
many beautiful specimens Of Bibles, very richly bound.
They sold for $50 per copy The sale will close on Satur
day.
FLUID LAMP ACCIDENT. about nine O'Clock last night
fluid lamp accident occurred at No. IS Grand street,
premies occupied by Mr. J. H. Marsh seems that Mr..
Marsh was sick and the bed; fluid lamp stood
table close to the bed; Mr.. Marshs child accidentally
the table which upset the lamp the bed and the
burning fluid fire to the bed clothes With great pre-
Of mind Mr. Marsh seized the clothes, smothered
the hames and pitched the burning clothing at the
window. Mr.. Marsh's damage amounts TO about S1OO:
insured for $500 in the Homestead Insurance Company