The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-12
Obsequics az the Late Count Nicholas III
Giorgi. Mtnister Resident OF the AUS

triMn Empire.
Tho funeral Count Nicholas dc Gorgi whose obituary
published yesterdays HKaALD took place from ST.
Stephens church East Twenty eighth street, yesterday
at noon after the celebration OF grand reauium hg b
TOR the desd. with all the imposing effect which
Usually characerizes the rites that religion The
church. which was draped IN mourning was wei lllad
by distiDeush he'd assemb age among whom noticed
Baron Geroii, Prussian Minister Paron de stoecsl,
Russian Minister Senior Tasssra Spanish Ministers Mems
Van Iinburg, Minister for the Netherlands seror
de Yrsarr sinister TOR Guaiamala; Mons dc Geofrny
barge dAares for France the Secretaries OF Legation o
France and the Neither and other members OF the
diplomatic corIs The consular body very nrmhr-
ousy represented. There were Dir Archibald the Brit
fsh Consul; Baron dtstep Sacken, the Russian Corsu
General; Mons. de Boieau. the French Consul General
Mons. Borg, tho French Vice Consui Mons. da Curha
Soto Major. Portuguese Consul Generals saron der
Ieydt frussian Consul Chevalier d'Agrair, Brazilian
Consul General: Mr. Habicht Swedish Con sui Mr. MALI
Belgian consul: Mr.. do Lnze, Swiss Consul Mr. Sicmon
. several Others.
ChevaIier cnas =. Lovsey, Austrian Consul General
: the chet
There also present the veteran General winfield
Scott and Messrs. VIM. b Asto Charles Uconor. James
". Gerard. James Brooks, august Belmont, James }.
Roosevelt, Judge lnerabam, Judge Aoncref, City Judge
Russel, Recorder Holman, United States Commissioner
Bets and Morton. United States District Attorney L.
Deafold smith, simeon Draper, Collector OF the Port oi
Now York Abraham wakemlu, Surveyor; George Ban.
crot Comrtrpler Brennan, James Hays, John Henry,
John r. Ecvp Judge r. uard .ludre Sutherland, Wan
Leonard, lhos. W. Ciersc IL Rirpcnr, Judge Mcunn,
Judge T. 9ay, james ]. Srddy. Jndsa Corduzo A.
0osey Hall Judge Nelson, iudre e,ts and Mr. Ygnav
stoeckl, Vine. Van Lemburg, Nme. Won dor Heydt and
uost OF the consular corps, and Mss Natalie
do l. vsey Mrs. Belmont. bifs John J. Asor Mrs. g. G.
Gunhcr Mrs. Y2naga del Vale, Mrs. Chas. OConor Mrs.
L. Livingston and many others.
The religious ceremonies wero presided over by the
Most Rev. Arcnbs hop McClossey. who was assisted by
tne Rev DE- Cunmngs, ras,or OF the church. and ihir
teen clergymen each holding lighted candle
In bis hand After the celcbranis had concluded their
portion Of the solemn services, Dr. Cummings
same forward and Delivered an eloquent add
merits OF the deceased Count and reviewing
the various diplomatic positions which he had held as
representative of ns Majesty the Emperor OF Austria IN
different countries and also referring to the mild and
pretending manner in which he discharged his duties p
this country as Minister Resident
The Gle gymcn then formed line at each side of the
coGn, which laid the hat coat and sword, and
insignia OF dstncton OF tho deceased Archbishop Nc.
Clokey read tho concluding prayers ard dressed In full
canouioa and with the mitre bis head, sprinked the
cofn with holy water and around It the incense Of
fhe Church. The Archbishop and the clerrymen then
proceeded tho centre aisle, and the coffin was borne
Immediately after them and deposited In the hearse and
yoy Calvary Cemetery.