The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-21
CITY IntelllUenco.

DEulcAnoN or Sr. PAUI's GERMAN LUTHERAN cErReH.--.
This church edce, situated at the d SIXTH
avenue and Fifteenth street, dedicated ys6tsrday
forenoon with the impressive ceremonies of the German
Lutheran church The dedcatory preached In
German by the Rev. Mr. Welden who took his text from
the IxxxNth Psalm, In the afternoon the
Rev. Mr.. krotc preached In English from the text Ro.
mans K, II, and In the evening q sermon WAS do
lyered IN German by the Rev xr Raegner, who took
IL under the Of be Rev Mr. wS'cn
built in the Gothic style with Nova Scosian 'front.'
and was commenced in the early part Of last summer
II fifty feet wide by eighty feet ep, with capaby
Of accommodating about 900 persons and has large
Sunday school In the basement. The cost Of the
the soemnes Of the dedication which were attended
yesterday by large number Of the congregation, win
be continued to- day.
THE New CORPORATION SMKDArs-These emblems o: ofa-
cal dignity have been completed and duly delivered
yesterday the City Hail. They OF solid gold oval
in shape about inch and quarter long by thrcequar
ers Of an inch wide and contain representation Of the
civic escucheon, around which engraved the nance
Of each MEMBER the number OF the dsrct he represents
and the year 1854. Each badge will cost &l2.
New TELEGRAPH 0rERAreR-Mayor or Wood has removed
Mr. Thomas Halpn from the office of telegraph operator
and appointed Mr.. Manfred A. Morton in bis place.
MILITARY FuxEnAI--The obsequies Of Mr. Auguste Bar
bier, member Of company A., Fifty nth regiment, took
place yesterday afternoon from the Of tho
deceased in Fulton street. The entire regiment turned
Calvary Cemetery, where they were duly inferred.
The FUNERAL THE REV. L. McGKAN, pastor d 81.
Augustines church, Sing Sing, viii take place today
solemn high will be celebrated this morning IN the
church in that village 10 which invitation Ia given to
the friends OF the deceased and the clergy. appears
the remains viii not be brought this city previouay
announced but viii be interred at Sing Sing Trains
leave Chambers street at 730 A. n, in time for mas,
and IL A. NJ in time for the funeral, returning a&
3l3, $50 and 6:21 r. NJ.
MOVEMENTS or DIsIsGUIsHEp PERsoNAGEs William Mul-
lgan Esq, paid visit to the Fifth Avenue H,te yesser
day treated select party Of friends TO drnks all
round.r Having imbibcd, the distinguished party left
for an airing on Broadway.
FIRE IN CARLISLE STREEr.-Between ten aud eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning fire occurred In the tinsm'th
chop No. Carlisle street, owned by Timothy Flynn II
originated from roofing composition taking fro
stove. The damage TO the stock viii amount 70
about 500; no insurance. Tho builiing y owned by
Mrs Peterson 1t is damaged about $26 no insurance.
FIRE IN THE BowRy.-Between two and three O'Clock
yesterday morning fire broke out In the grocery
store No 3s1 Bowery, owned by James Harper. The
remen quickly cxtinguished the 1rc Tho damage 10 the
stock Will to about f400 Insured for 81 $50 in
the Hudson County Mutual Insurance Company, Of New
Jersey The building rs owned by II. L. Schefn. II Is
damaged to the extent Of about $50 Insured for % 600
in the Bowery St Marks insurance companies Tha
origin Of the fire is unknown at present.
FiRE IN TE BowfRY.-About half past SIX O'Clock last
night fire occurred In the show window Of the fancy
goods store Of Hugh Call, No. 30s Bowery. caused
by the careessnees of . clerk named Honingsworth,
while lighting the gas. The flames were coon extin-
pushed damage TO the stock about $500. Insured for
80 600 In the Market Insurance Company.