The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

WOrd That the purify and Dressings OF democratic
republican institutions are such in the United States
will be sustained the continent Of America by national
rulers, constitutionay elected by citizens Of
land, without recourse to bayonets the arts Of
sILAs E. BURROWS.
City Intelligence.
DEDICATION ST GABRxLs ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
SERMON by BISHOP LYNCH, SoUrH CARoLIsA.--The
solemn dedication Of St. Gabriers Roman Catholic
church will be performed next Sunday, by the Most
Rev. Archbishop McCoskey, and the interest OF the
casi0n will be enhanced by the fact that Bishop Lynda
OF South Carolina (ae ambassador to Rome from the
Southern confederacyl will preach the sermon. The
ceremony will commence at half-pas ten o'clock in the
morning The church is situated in East Thirty seventh
street between First and Second avenues and Of
the finest Catholic edices in the city BY dint Of the
most persevering exertions Father Clowrey the
getc pastor has succeeded in bringing to completion in
wonderfully short tme considering the character OF
the work. its architectural beauty and interior decora
tons. Among the paintings is to be seen one Of the
largest and most beautiful perhaps in America being
copy Of MazZoleni's Annuncation, after Guido The
original painted at the request of Pope Paul w. by
Guido REM is historic Of tho pieces Of
art. The musical programme for the occasion will be
under the direction OF Professor G. Schmiz and will
comprise selection from the best sacred composers.
As Bishop Lynch has but just returned from Europe the
announcement of his intention TO preach next Sunday
will doubtless attract large audience.
Meeting OF ITALIASs.-The Italians of this city held
meeting Tuesday night last Cooper Institute to
pass resolutions in behalf OF the Italian Consul General
Chevaer G. Anfora di Licignnno who lately for
Italy on leave Of absence to recruit his enfeebed
health III the genial climate Of his sunny Naples The
meeting called to the chair General T. Fardella
President, Tn. Manara Vice President and f. Capre
Secretary The Chairman then explained the object Of
their meeting and the following resolutions
mously Adopted
paying % the Consul General MT Anora di Lcignano
Of esteem and affection the occasion OF his depar
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PAYMENT OF rHn Furr.srxrH NEW YoKx voLUSrxxRs. =
The Fifty sixth New York Volunteers will be paid
morrow Saturday. November H. At Harris Island by
Lieutenant Colonel z. Voorhees, Paymaster, who re-
quests the presence Of all the men and officers of the
regiment ON the island punctualy to receive their nna
pay.
MRS BUcHASAS's READNGs.-The friends and patrons
Of Mrs. Buchanan who last purchased tickets for
her public reading which did not transpire in
quence OF the ladys Illness are informed that the
tertanment will take place at Hope Chapel this evening
THE BouLEvARD.-An effort will be made in the next
the boulevard, to be finished by the Park Com
missioners The unlimited power given TO the Com
oners and the indefinite manner In which the route
Is described have attracted the attention Of property
owners to the subject who determined to have the
law 80 amended as TO make practicable, well
consistent with the laws and ordinances governing
the city OF New York
MEETING or the STOCKHOLDERS on THE THIRD AVENUE
RAILROAD held yesterday for the purpose OF eectng
officers for the ensuing year. which called 70 order
by II. r. Remsen, Esq. Mr. Whitehead was nominated
chairman and the efficient secretary, g. p Isaacs then
road the annual report, which adopted On motion
of Mr. H. b. Perkins, vote OF thanks rendered the
Hon. WIN. A. Darling the retiring President Of the road,
who being called upon made very touching address,
which he sad:-0ur relations, socially and officially,
have been Of the closest and pleasantest kind, and
shall retain lively recollection Of the associations
Of the past while for the future my influence and my
sympathies will be at your command Ihavc been aided
by competent officers, all Of whom have treated with
the greatest and kndest respect They have rendered
valuable services IN their various departments and
commend them TO regard addressing his successor
He concluded his remarks with wishes for the health
and happiness OF the officers Of the Third avenue road
TINE srRKK-A strike made yesterday by the
employees Of Wood Brothers, for tho purpose OF
nine to eight in accordance with the resolution lately
adopted by the Painters Association No public demon
sraon was made, and Is expected that the matter
Will be speedily and satisfactorily settled.
SUICIDE -Yesterday afternoon James Boardmsn,
who for many years past has kept a tobscconist's
shop at No 3s7 Pearl street, committed suicide At
his place OF business by cutting his throat with pen
knife. He taken 10 the Fourth precinct station
house, where he died In a short time, His body
subsequently taken To undertakers establishment by
permission OF Coroner Cover, who will hold an Inquest
to day Deceased aged forty 1--WE years. and resided
at No "a Orange street, Brooklyn, where he leaves
wife.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE SHOOTING Reuben Mills Harris,
who for short time past has been boarding at tho
Collins Hotel the corner Of West and Canal Streets
yesterday afternoon at empted 10 commit suicide by
shooting himself In the lower part Of the stomach He
was taken to the New York Hospital, where he Is at
tended by his brother He is lately from Salisbury Conn.,
and intended TO have gone California, but falling
into the company Of sharpcrs eeccd out Of the
most of his money He also that he engaged the
services OF member Of the Metropolitan police to aid
him IN recovering his money but instead the officer
swndlcd him OF what little he hal left His wife is
at present stopping at Mddlcstown, Dutchess county.
She has been sent for, he Is In a critical condition.