The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-02
mCther, the Coroner coruruinnd her 70 tbe Torph--
Bhe is a nauve N ireland, aged u years

OBsEouTEs OF Hon. WIN. J.. DAYroS-
The funeral ceremonies attendant on the removal
n the remains Of our late Minister 10 France, N
their last resting place In New Jersey, took p,co
on Saturday afternoon, from the Governors room,
City Hall. There wss very large attendance, and
among the most d'rneushed we're Wee Admiral
farragut and R'tr Admiral Paudng Major Gen
DIX, Brig. Generals Hunt and Van NlieL Mayor
Gunther, Collector Draper, DR. Dayton, brother OF
deceased, and delegation ~ the Council Of New
Jersey. Amer prayer the conn rlsced Ia the
hesrse, anl tie procession, q very itntpsiHg one
moved out ~ Tho West gato 81 The Pars, down
HrJalwhy n Court1ntt street, md g. Jrrqe CITY
Ferry. The funeral will take place on lacnisy
n.xi, At Trenton, v j.
GSFoRrUSArr.-In the latter part Of No
vcrntcr last Mr. Edward Hc.iker. a Sandy Hook
pilot, carried 10 by The ln; Hope, bound TO
Fl. Vincrn,'s IN conR1uence q the station boat
not eng on bsnd " take him out. 4 fcw day.
Afterwards he was knocked overheard, NJ sca, by
the main boom ofths trs, and droun'd lie was
connected with the boat Edmund briggs N,,, and
rclde'l In brooklyn.
The FARRAGUr TBsrfMoNtAL.-The cal
liant Admiral Fnr,gut Was presented on saturday,
At the Custom House. with 10000 in now $50
was collected by a committee Of citizens sppolntei
for ths, purpose, M a testimonial Of gratitude for
the services he bSl rendered the country. The
prescntai on speech was made by MoVs Taylor
Esq, who alluded in a handsome manner 10 the
Adnirhi's great services, and reunked tat our
citizens could offer tribute equal b. his claims
on their gratitude and affection, their only dcsiro
being n receive him one NJ their number IN the
Empire City, snd W share a. fellow citizens 10 tho
renown he brings 10 II.
The Admiral replied In an appropriate 'peecb, re-
marking with regard n the fsltering illusions to
his personal servioasS that he had simply done his
duty in the sphere ~ which he was called AMI hal
acted IN obedience 10 orders from tie Department
At Washington. with regard to the token Il re-
spoct and cs.e.n which he had lust received, 10
had not LANGUAGE y express his gratitude. From
The time ~ Its entrance 10 tho harhor hc had been
the recipient Of honors 4 every description. Re-
ferrng " the wish erpressed that he would become
. resident Of New York, he stated that he had he'n
forced out Of the South, camo to this city with his
family, and had every reason ~ feel grateful for
tho kindness extended 10 him. lie remarked Ia
conclusion that he was public officer and must 20
wherever ordered, but N Il should be cons ftert
with his duty to the country, he would endesvor 10
make arrangements 10 become . permanent fosi-
dent Of New York
FIRE.-At / O'Clock, 7. NJ, Yesterday, a
FIRE broke ont At liJ Ess Ais. street, which cH.
tended 10 the premises, No. 40, known as the
Terra Gotta DrAin.pipe works, owned ~ Noah
Norris Damage about $1,000; supposed g. he in
surod. The fire Is thought 10 he the work Of An
incendiary, as no work has been done upon the
building for the last three years There were
some draln-ppes the premises which were
damaged 10 the extent Of $3.50
CoRoSERs' ISQUEsrs.--O On SATURDAY. after
noon, Capt. Smith, Of the sloop Intrepid, found no
body Of well dressed man floating Ia the North
River, on goth ct lie notified the police, aud,
under COruncr's directions, The corpse was taken
,o Bellevue spiiAl An inqucs, was held yc-tcr-
day card In one Of thr pockets II the deceased
Indicated that his name WAS G. G G1wlcs @. LOWS
stehly' youth Of 10 years, ". o accidentally IN
through n halfway on the fourth floor u smiths
confectionery, At No 1874 Green wich st. died on
Saturday night. Coroner Wiley held an inquest
At the parents residence ~ o. Ridge st Ga
Saturday evening, Mr. A. W. B.terlee, Of NJ. i22
scending staircase from lcster's concert-sal on.
IN broadway. lie died while the police were taking
him TO the y. Y, Hospital. Coroner Gamble LolI
sn inquest yesterday,
PoIIor lsrEriI0rNcT.-C Cripple turned Burglar.
james Coddel whose limbs below the
thighs have bccn parAyzcd the past nineteen
years and who propcls himself through
the streets IN n small wagon, WAS arrested
some time ago, for throwing a brick nj MSurice
o'Connell, Of 10 Liberty street lie threatened hi.
sought IS alleged To persuade John Moore boy,
| To- Join him In breaking into and rohbing O'Con'
nelrs h, use but tho boy not N he tempted,
| and Coddell resolved IN commit the burglary un.
aided. Young Moore learned this fact, and com-
municAted Il to oC ,nnell without delay so, when
Coddell appeared on Friday night last with ladder
| At O'Connel'E place, and bad rAsei II aud entered
| room the second story he found oficer Mcncr,
nfl 40.
| arrival. Coddell Was committed by Justice Hogan
Probable Murders Y,sterddy-At about one
| O'Clock In the morning, IN Charles oppermsnn''
lAger.bier saloon, in Tenth avenue near Forty
third street, Csspr IT, Hicks who is otherwise
known as Hicks tho pirate" had difficulty will
| the proprietor and fired upon him twice, but mis-
| sed ann, He then To the street, and, turning
| discharged shot through the doorway, and CHRIS
Nsn Schcmmer, one 81 tho bystAnders received tn
| ball In his breast. Hicks Was arrested s,hlem
| mer was taken home. The wound is believed to N
| mortal ...... At about ~ o'clock In tho morning
Mr.. Richard Brown, OF No. s Birmingham street
| was shot by person who Is unknown, VII lc h
was standing In front Of his res Hence. A bullet on
tered his len arm, aud, passing into the body
| pierced both lungs and escaped through the r. "a
side. Mr.. james j. Murphy, who stood on the up
poste Sidewalk al the time Of the shooting and VIII
| hastenei TO aid M. Brown, the fash " a p.s,u
| In window at No rmingi am street, but hicl
window be did not know. lie also saw one rhomI
Robinson standing in front Of No n rm,ngtar
street at the time Of the shooting. OHcvr Mn,llud
of the seventh Precinct, arrested R1h.asvn, W lhar
Henderson, and Thomas A, and Franc II ltchr on
and they, on sppearing before Justice STANDBY
sad that they knew nothing Of the occurrcnc,
They were, however, committed. ....... At hhou
midnight, Samuel Thomas aui James wc'do
fought In the saloon which IL kept by George "
Francis in Grand street near Wooster aud Thomas
drawing a razor from his p,cket, cut weldon
throat from ear to and inflicted frightful gas
on his lett arm wcidous wounds were dressed b
AphN siciAn, and he was tax en- 80 hrs abode, at "