The New York herald., 1866-09-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ORsEcuIRs AIsxIs Lxos, NJ D-The obseauies a
Alexis Leon, NJ D., soemnzed yesterday ss NE
church OF st. Fraocis Xavier the presence OF large
attendance. The interior of the edaco was draped IN
deep mourning. and the altar scir was clothed with
profuson OF expensive embems in keeping with tho sad
occasion. che service commenced at ten A. NJ: and
conducted by Rev. Father Darbresse, g. j. Rev
Father Mignard, Deacon and Mr. French, subdeacon.
There was aso present Rev Father Tiiotson. Ths
Of Cherubin under the direction OF Mr. Desank
that selcc ted The occupied nearly one houI
and half, and from the beginning to the close mos
impressive attention given by all within the churck
DIR Leon physician OF the homeopathic school,
and had Obtained TO high social standing and an
% v'ao,s position 10 his profession BY his gen,iomssk
conveyed TO Calvary Cemetery for burial.
Tux DEAru os MIR BrsSsrT-CoRREcrioS. S.-Mr Wiliao
Bennett the gentleman whose death was the result q
injuries received by falling down tho hatch way a
promises No 50 Beekman street. previously reported
In tho HERALD. employed there as stated; bus
was extensively engaged the manufacture OF akahss
Stewart street. Brooklyn. After the accident The
body, instead Of being taken the Beeman 20
lce station a. rcoored was removed TO the rcsies -
OF his SOU, No 2l3 Fulton street. this city, where
quest was held Mr. Bennett lived at No. so Adams
street, Brooklyn.
INJURED nv a STREET CAR.-Yesterday morning a M.
Catherine Henry. aged seventy years. was IN u
at OF crossing Tenth avenue at its intersection vrh
sixteenth street. she was struck and knocked b.
th' pole OF M a. Of the Belt ne Western Div ics
whir' James Krrnan Is driver The old lady vse
conveyed ~ her resdence No 80 Tenth avenue oy her
daughter Sn" WAS severely hurt by IN, shock, but u
IL thought received injuries Of dangerous characses
or t'a would b, ~ tn one loss advanced in yesIs
FoUss ISsg' sIaR-A maa named W. P. N Ftzsss.
aid fond YESTERDAY afternoon lying insensibfe
the eiae@als or seventh avenue He taken 70 rhs
T~eat-th precinct station house by oilcer No yes
from uhrnce, after he had part ally rscovered he was
Dyed tO ts residence No. 2i8 rhiry fourth
He had pn lis person quantity OF money and
b INK oaeiSs ihe ca use Of his indspositon was rot
knosn
Postwar AUuogsr.-The team attached to a truct
avts yesterday morning. Nineteenth strse,
Nar;p vor and narrowly avoided causing me death Of
n lis Soy thirteen wears Of age, named John Hsgsn
th"agA, not sercujs injured. He was taken to his
BoNo ~ No. g26 Seventh avenue. Riley taken tc
the Heanth Prclact sta ion house. but complsani
a.. estercd he wi.s reeasci.
AnruC,s INrIrrrE The regular monthly meeting Of
.he American Institute hold last night In room No
p Cooper institute. The meeting called order ~
eight c'oot by tiie appointment OF Dr. Willsm HN.
5ssd chairmnn, Mr. John W. Chambers acting a.
rotary. Eighteen casliiafes elected n,nbsrs
of tho society. The oard Of Mana .ers submited re-
rnr setn, rth the nprobabilities Of procuring
lie premises for holding The general auunnaI
recommended thar che project Of holding a general
during the tat be abtoned The Finance Committee alsc
snbmitcd report for the three months ending July 81
tiie sotaets y! 81 III Professor rman offered q
luon " the aicci that in consequence OF the Board n
ana1ers NOT being Able (, hold general far special
oxbibon Of irs how rs and vege abIes be held in
CONS o the Institute during tho month of Oco,,sy
is rclsiion adopted. after which the meeting.
adjourned