The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19
NUHV KNFW HIIH UUJ 10 IOVG,
Mono named him but to praise.
REV. STEPHEN CASSIDY.
City Intelligence.

DEDICATION OF Sr. ANDREWS CnuRcH-To morrow fSin.
day the 2O) half past ten O'Clock the Church Of St.
Andrews OF Duane street and City Hall place will
be dedicated by Archbishop Hughes who viii preach
the dedication sermon. This cdGcc has been so altered
and improved that II may be said be almost wholly
church The front has undergone complete trans
formation and instead Of its former plain appear has
assumed architectural proporon and finish that render
equal 10 OF the finest structures the kind in our
metropolis. In dimensions IL has been largely increased
by the addition of the lot which the PASTORS residence
stood, aad will contain about fifteen hundred wor.
shippers. The inside has been frescoed and the altar
may be classed among the most beautiful in the country
Al O'Clock the Right Reverend Dr. Ioughlan Bishop
OF Brooklyn, will deliver heavy expense has
been put upon the church by the opening and widening
Duane aud Rcade streets which rendered the purchase of
two lots, at ccst Of So 000 matter Of absolute neecs
sity. The assessments on the church for these two
streets amounted to upwards and tho cost Of
alterations and improvements the cifcc an aggrc
gate OF $50 900. The lot added to the church an his
torca interest from the fact OF its being the site of the
house III which Washington resided for three days during
his stay in New York
The DEarRI,GE QUESTION An Produce FxoASGr--
An adjourned meeting Of shippers, forwarders aud re-
cevcrs, interested in the question Of demnrrage, took
place at the Produce Exchange yesterday when The fol
lowing report of the committee read aud aioptcd-
"The committee TO whom referred the question of
denurrage have report that they met on Thursday
when Mr. Allen stated that on consuitao with other for
warders they declined for The present 10 make other
arrangement than that already existing but the sug
for HIMSELF and deemed probable that the other for
warders would also consent that after November 9Th or
tbcreabouta four days would b. allowed. Mr. Allen said
that IL was the desire of the parties nc represented
meet tho other interests in fair and liberal a manner
as their interests and what they considered right would
allow Your committee have therefore report that no
further arrangement Than that alluded to above in rela
ton q boats arriving after the 9Th day Of November can
be arrived at At tlc present time Your committee are
OF opinion that the subject OF lay day for boats had
better be arranged al Buffalo and Dswego than here
Your committee recommend that, in order settle whore
fllt i'm rIpDl has.
stating particular Of The discharge OF the boats to be
signed ny the measuring captains mates OF vessels and
captains aud that these certificates be generally ac
knowedged as determining who should ray the claim
The meeting then adjourned without taking any further
steps IN tie matter.
Tm McNiAsus ossEculEsIhe transfer Of the remains
Of the late Terence Relcw NJ Mauus from Cavorv Gene
terry The vessel tia, convey them 10 ireland took
p'acc Yesterday with great cer m rs and pomp after
numerous delays and dsappo intnonts The occasion
called out immense crowds of people all ny the route
which it announced the procession would take after
starting from the foot Of Twenty third street East river
The remains arrived from Calvary al early hour and
about noon the funeral corgeconsstinR uf detaoh-
mcnt Of thu oil sixty-ninh together with all the Irish
benevolent ~ocipes-began 20 move reaching per Al
North river where the Glasgow lay in readiness
late hour in The afternoon NJ John O'yIahony Off
ciated as grand marshal assisted by number OF very
efficient aids
ANNIVERSARY or ST. IrKEs IfosrIrAL--Yestcrday,
having been s. Luke day, the third anniversary of tho
hospital named in honor OF he Evangelist took place in
tile charci attached TO The institutions Fifty fourth street
quite humber OF distinguished personages present
AZ the ceremonies and great satisfaction afforded to
all ~ inspecting tue spacious ami handsome wards Of tho
hospital
Fur is ElpmrGE SIREsr.At half past FIVE o'clock on
Friday morning fire discovered the second floor
Of The i've story building W. 81 Edrdgc The fire
extended 10 the upper floor and destroyed nearly all the
property therein Where the tire appeared 10 have com
ntcnccd occupied by troth 1rabert dealers in ma.
hogany aud lumber; loss about 81 600 said TO be in
sui ed The third Hopr occupied by stevens & Smith
carriage makers; loss ahou SSo0no insurance. Fourth
foor occupied by George Helm, carpenter and cabinet
maker; loss about si00no insurance building is owned
by fhorles Gessci it is damaged about g., 0o0-loss
covered by insurance.
MlSlNG CHuDREN--fhe atfeaon Of our readers is re.
anested TO IN advertisement in another column nqurng
for the whereabouts 81 two children named Eugene and
Robert Clark the former aged eleven and the latter eight
years who left their home. No 49, Canal street tho
10th instant and have not since been heard or