New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-19

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bou Of beabfnl recreation after the labors Of the
week.
TuE McMANgs 0BSEQUIEs.-The mourniul de-
monstration upon the occasion Of the obsequies OF
Terrence BelIew McAanus, which were celebrated
Yesterday was very imposing and highly creditablo
20 the Societies which took part in the procession. 1t
was a worthy riSute to the memory of the departed
exile, whose ashes borne by loving hands from the
shores Of the far Pacific are now their way home
70 old Ireland, find ral restiOgpiace under the
green turf q the land that he loved well. Immense
muGtudes of spectators lined the streets through
which the procession passed, viz: From the ferry
at the foot of East Twenty-thrd street. along TWEEN
ty-third street to Broadway, down Broadway to
Grand street, through Grand street TO East Broad
way, along East Broadway, Chatham street, Park
Row, to the Astor House, up Broadway TO Canal
street. through Canal to Pier No. "A, North River the
dock of the steamship City OF Washington.
At u o'clock noon, the body was received at the
ferry-house in Twenty-third street. when the process
SION began to move in the following order Marshal
John OMahony; Aids, Messrs. Kern, Sanford,
Flanagan, Monahsn, Ryan, Glen, German, and
Hogan all of whom were mounted wearing cooked
hats and mourning rosettes. They were escorted by
detachment of the 69th Regiment, under command
of Major Bagley, preceded by RObertsOn'S Brass
Band; Company of the 18th Regiment, and the
Phenix Brigade. A carriage preceded the hearse,
containing the very Rev. Father STAIRS. The hearse
was an open one, tastefuly draped inside and out
side, and drawn by six horses in black housings
On the side of the hearse were the words, eve
mourn our loss" There were tbirty-four pall-bear-
ers, representing the different counties in Ireland
and detachment of the Phenix Brigade with arms
reversed The California Committee followed in
carriage, and after them came eight carriages con-
tanning the members of the New-York Committee
The civic Societies were next in order. They were
the Ancient Order of Hibernians Of Brooklyn, the
LongshOremens Society, the Meagher Club the
Hibernian Benevolent Society, St. Jamess and
Father Mathews Benevolent Societies, the United
Sons of Erin, the Rowan Club, aud half dozen
other societies, and delegations from other cities,
each having distinct Marshal
Shortly after 8 o'clock the hearse containing the
coffin reached the steamship City of Washington,
and the body was put on board after which the pro-
cession was dismissed The City of Washington
goes out to-day, at noon.
DENURRAGE.-The shippers iorwarders, and re-
oeivers, interested in the demurage question: held
an adjourned meeting yesterday at the Produce Ex-
change, Mr.. +. p Sage in the Chair. The Commit
tee appointed at the previous meeting made the fol-
lowing report, which was adopted:
The Committee WHOM referred the question Of de-
murrsge have to report that they met on Thursday when
Sy dpss fox Re p S to make any other srangemen
than already existing but the suggestion ofoteT
probable other forsrdes would also consent that
after November theresbout four days would be allowed
sened to the other interests In fair and liberal
ms their interest what they considered would
Your Committee have therefore report that further
Tangement alluded in relation
ing er the 5h day Of November can be arrived at st the
present time. Your Committee Of opinion that the sub
ec for boats had better be arranged Buffalo and
Osvego than here.
Your Committee recommend that in order to settle where
any claim for dem9rng belongs eertifcste be prepared stat
ing particulars of the discharge Of the signed
the Measuring Captains Mates Of Captains
that these certificates be generally
ing who shonld pay the claim.
Mr.. Lowber proposed that the Committee should
be continued through the Winter in hopes that some
arrangement might eventually be made that should
be satisfactory to all parties.
Mr.. KiDgsfOrd opposed the proposition, considering
the case entirely hopeless and believing that no ar
rangement could be effected at this end of the route
The Committee were then discharged, and the
meeting adjourned.
SAD MYsTERY.-Last Tuesday little daughter