The New York herald., 1863-09-08
GREENN G. BRONSON.
Born No vember II. 1889.
p,ad Gam embor 8. 1881.


Dr. Adams conducted the yciigous services taking hs
selections nueteenS chapter OF job the Psalms
end the nfteenh chapter OF Oh tifst Epst OF 81 rr 20
greatly upon deceaseds career; sswss self nade msn
amsn OF the world-oncor rat,Vs's nobleusea Cnsis
sn. lawyer Judge and an hopNss manin ~ his coa.
nact,ons with hts fellow men he wiz sven han0ed In
word no was gentleman Of the ot school. .an who
could dispense nsiicc without fear AZ favor Rsv Mr.
Adams oonciuieH tho ceremonies by 1dering up ~ tm
pressivo for the family OF deceasx The rcnans
then taken to Greenwood Cemetery The pe hear
ere were General DIX. Chario 0connor, ndge Rooscvt
Judge Bosworh Benjamin Wheewright,~ a. ii. Arncad.
Ii, A. Horlbut, Chas. b. kirkland.
New YoRE PARrNs' AssouAnoH. very large mees
Ing Of this organization held last evcaOg at their
roous OF Third and Twcnty street.
Mr.. r. Ready the President In the chaE A large
OF routine business transacted and several
new members admitted. Among other things II was
proposed give grand ball this winter the benent
of the society which s In very prosperous cons
ditton aud OF great ser vice 70 lB members.
6xxous AociDKSr--On Sunday evening, between tho
hours OF and eight. a gentleman and hs wife
were driving moderately down tho Flushing road, on
thor roturn TO tho city Tho wheel from their carriage
without apparently any cause dsunitcd itself from tho
axle rolled on causing tho horse Immediately TO take
flight, by which both lsdy and gentleman wore precip
lately hurled TO tho ground Tho lady severely cut
tho tompe causing tbs blood 70 flow Irousey and
was borne nsensbie the OF her husband 20 tho
residence Of Mr. Matthias Gooderson by Here Of
forts spared by himself and bis amiable lady as
The sueriuss OF the wounded During the entire night
they unrcmitting In thor attentions. mnisering
everything that could conduce TO comfort. The gentle
ment and gratitude tor the assistance 20 oppotuney
rendered.
PATRIOTIC PROCESSION sr Bmncr's CnUscn-rhe
picnic Of tho sohols connected with s. Brdges
church takes place Tomorrow M Joues Wood, and pro
misses 70 bo as pleasant a. patriotic Tho good pastor
Of tho ohurch-Father Mooney-whoso name 10 familiar
a. chaplain tho Irish brigade win place himself at tho
head OF procession 10 consist eighteen hundred
children and two huadred ladies and gentlemen Of his
parish, each carrying miniature national Ag and at
O'Clock In the morning tho procession 70 start from
tho church. Of and Eighth street for tho
residence of the Archbishop. whom chape 70 DO
anscton him and dsvotos to tho country viii be
interesting scene. Afterwards The procession wl
move 70 Jones Wood, whore eli concerned viii spend
day Of innocent mirh sujoyment under tho and
lead OF Father Mooney.
F,Es IN ssvsxrm Avuwus-Bsswesn four and I'VE O'Clock
yesterday Afternoon IRE broke out 10 tho livery stable
kept by wm German, 6oI Seventh svsous Tho flames
spread tho adjoining property. No aeo also occu
pied for sabns purposes By Mr. German The roar win.
dows OF tho four Story dwelling house No A91 occupied
By Charles Morgan were burned all above tho rst
story. The Gro reached the frame dwelling No sos,
burning out several poor families David Kedds, keeper
No 500 bis furniture was 6Amagod by
ing The nro then took ts course " tho rear ana
Psa No. - w:s sT
The nremen here. by their united e1s,on stopped %:
the nro M. Gofmnn ootbmnS0o nls oss NJ
about $500; insurance Mr.. Morgans ioss by ws,ar
and oiurnituro abost $780, Insurance The building
damaged $780, insured for 900 In tho National
Insurance Company. Mr.. Kedde estimates his loss on
housshold furniture Ao at about $50 insured for $500
In the Consi6sntAi Insurance Company. The boarding
beuss keps by hcvay. In No sos furniture damaged
~ water. moving, &c about 5000. Insured for e7oo
Mr.. Hannigaas loss amounts 70 about $500 no In
surancs. Mr. Corrn&as horses oil takon out but
unfortunately horse owned By hr: Ksdde vas burned
10 death Tho nrs IL supposed 70 have bean purposey
done By some boys. Tho buiIdngs were owned by MAJ
tin Zabriskie Loes about u 000 No insurance.
TINS ConxnslosxRs os Excns will hold their last
session for the year numoes Of persons have
han Indicted ros selling liquors without csnss II has
been decided that auor dealers require both the federal
and State license. All necessary blanks and information
may be had FREQ At tho Office of the Board