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

In CBArrSs NV CHURCH -The ceremonies OF LAYING
the of the Church of Divine Paternity
Rev. DR.. Chapins--a the corner Of Fifth and
Forty nth street viii take place day three O'Clock
y. W. precisely Appropriate hymns will be sung and
addresses delivered by the Rev. DIR. Sawyer Rev DIR
Chaplin, Rev. Mr. Blanchard and others.
Tng PM FIRExESs PARApE-Lve Oak En-
gne Company No ~ making great preparations for
their Philadelphia take part in the forth
coming parade. They will leave BY special train on
Saturday the l4th INST returning ON Tuesday evening
the nth The company will consist OF sixty men and
Colts celebrated band, OF Hartford
LARGE OReAS.-A splendid ars, class organ, from The
mandatory Of Mr. Henry Erbcn has just been erected
in 81. Mays carhoc) church, in Grand street this
city OF which the Rev. Archdeacnn McCarron pastor
aud performed on for tn srsl time on snndas lat
by Professor A. =. Leiea the orgsns OF the church,
sisted by the choir Of the church and quartet of sng
from the Italian opera The Mass was composed by
The soprano-Niss Hanch, from New 0rl.sns-and the
tenor-Mr. Jahn-psriiculary distinguished themselves
The Onertory, from Favora, was sung by him with
great effect The organ Que Of the largest class TWEEN
~ -four feet high, seventeen feet wide and twelve feet
deep II has three Of keys two ocavcs Of pedals
forty stops and nearly two thousand pipes. The dia
pasons are very effective The open dispsson in the
great OF peculiar construction, and produces
most powerful effect The mcloda and clarabella are
remarksblefor their fine, clear tones The gambia and
vide ramodr remarkable for their reedy quality Of
The inionaon of the reed stops Is very perfect
Take the organ whole 1t is OF Mr. Erben's finest
productions. A most eloquent dscourse delivered
by tho Rev. Dr Morarty. OF Philadelphia, which occu
listened
10 with the most profound attention BY overHowog
congregation.
THs SINCERE. singers representing the societies
who engaged In the late ssengerfest have now
formed permanent organization by ccctihg central
committee composed of the officers Of the late Ssenger
fest The organization whose hesdq larters will be
s the Germania Assembly Rooms, in the Bowery, Il
posed ef the following societies Mozart yerrn Arfni.
MIA, Ticdcrtafcl Lcdcrtafc of the Social Reformrrs
Harmonic, Licderkrsnz, Union Maennerchor New
York; TcuoDia, saengerrinde Fidelin, Social Reform
Gessng veren, Sing Academic, Erphonia schwseeis-
cher Saengerbund, Mclomanen, Rhcinischcr, Sacnger
bund, and Quartet Club OF Williamsburg The object "
this organization OF the singers is unite the various
musical societies IN the cultivation OF music and chorus
singing and TO prepare for the tenth general sa.ngeres
which in two years will take place In Pnsdelphs som.
musical affairs were discussed In the convention and ar
rangenents were made for celebrating a Comm IS.
TwssNs' cLra The Farmers club held very IT,
t,restng session in the Of the American
Institute Fair yesterday afternoon, which several
tsrestng agricultural implements and mschnes
planned rho discussion wa principally confined 70 he
and potato CROP, in which NJ Carpenter, Dr. Am
bier, Dr Ward and captain McDougal participated.
AxtrcAS ISsfurrG FMn.--The pupils of NJ Tnsn.
ton 81 the Deaf and Dumb With their Officers and
teachers Win visit the fair Of tho American Institute
Thursday the 1o'h instant 10 O'Clock having rcco q
gratlous invitation from the Board II Managers "a
interesting exhibition may De expected from lhe pupils
on the platform, showing their acuuiicri.n n hseim
knowledge in the arts and sciences TIE model y FRO
fessor loves balloon Il beng rapidly made the
Elliptic sewing machine in tho fair TIE Platform has
been erected, aud small steam en- Inc placed thereon
which will draw down The balloon altrr eAch accent.
R.LHoAp cssrsrry.--0n Monday cvonng Daniel shay
years Of age, attempted . lump from the
'front.' platform o Eighth car, when he slipped
and fell before the wheel which astd over and crushed
one oi his ankles Tho SItconth pfccinct police con.
yoycd shay 70 the Jews Hospital IN Twenty eighth
street
Far Fast InmrErSTH srrKhr--Bctwcen and
two o'clock on Tuesday morning IRE occurred in "a
unocruped frame dwelling OF No I0s East Thr.
tscpth street owned by Andrew Watson The damage
don. viii amount to about $50 Mr. Watson had r.
Gently purchased the property II Was insured in the
name Of Richard Goldsberry, former ner; bot the
ing him uninsured The insurance in the Kaglc In
surance Company aud FOR the OF 8 500 Mr. Watson
believes the IRE have been the act OF design Tho
Fire Marshal police have the description
party who viii no doubt he arrested
Fin, ~ E,sr FOURTEENTH sTPyEr about four
O'Clock % roe.dy moralug Ore Wa al.cqyorea IN the
hay ou % stable NJ No 23s East Fourteenth street
owned BY Patrick Conner II seems that VI, connof vas
awuke by the noise of tho horse IN the yard got W,
and the stable door Open tho hay loft dour open
and the hay in a blaze; also lire burning sinong the
horse bedding As Mr. Common never tied bis horse,
AZ soon as the incendiary opened the door the horse
backed out, a. II his custom TO do thus saving h
HE II vs. said that two fellows 10 Jump
ho eide fence and away Just the fire began The
damage done 10 the stable and feed IL about $50 Mr.
Conner " injured for $50 borse IN the Continental
lnky'sDce CempARy,