The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05
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Comauomss on EnosAnoH -yIhs nunbsr Of emil
grants landed here during December was eoSe. The
destinations Of 47 Of these were 70 disrsnt parts Of
this State Pennsylvania go' 1874 ipois $780, and the
balance with the exception Of eightyoue that went 70
the British provinces, wee divided among all the other
wsrs Liverpool Hamb1 .rg BREMEN and London. The
number that came In Failing ships 277l. and os65
In steamers
BROADWAY 10 n IsrAvEs.-The committee appointed
BY the last Legislature supernend the repavement
of Broadway Comprising the Croton Aqusduct Board
and Nssss Biz ok and Pslson have accepted the pro-
posal Of Mr. CnAries Guidot Tho work H. to be COM
pleted withr eighteen months from the first day Of
April next and the entire expense u y estimated viii be
The cont, sets forth that the thorouehars from the
Battery 70 Fourteenth street Is 70 be paved with granite
twelve inches long, and nine inches Deep placed length
wise at right angles 70 the sides Of the street. THIS
sd the best fosthol the horses Granite has been
selected IS the material experience has shown that
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contract
The LATE REV. Da Cunxsss-At 81 Stephens
church. East Twentieth stros yesterday the anni
versaTy Of the dsath Of the Rev. Dr.. Cpmmings
solemn ss Of requiem celebrated by the pastor Of
tho church, the Asv. Dr. e. McGlynn- s. Stephens
church beyond doubt the most magnificent church in
this city, and stands . monument 10 the Row. Dr.
Cummicgs BY whom Il was beautifed and enlarged TO
the fruit Of hsndefatgsble exertions The scene pre-
sentod yesterday Of remarkable solcmnity
were the vessmsn.s last worn by the deceased, and
number Of eeautiful white tapers were placed around
The galleries were oartaned with ssbls and tho high
real drapna A. the back Of the altar the altarpiece
and large white cross alone relieved the sombreness q
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OF all xtteaps at decoration and profusey draped 10
MOURNING presented an appearance Of simple yet deep
Glynn a. celsbran, with the Row. Father McEvoy as
deacon, the Row DR.. Moore, OF Charleston, s
Of Savannah, as master q ceremonies, les together
with . number Of !. visiting cIergymen, formed
INTO The sanctuary, when the solemn mass was com.
menced the organ thrilling out the solemn tones OF
EneTSsns grand rsgIs under me mastery touch Of
delssohn Union. From the commencement Of the SER
vices until the final dissolution and prayer for the rsposs
OF aliShe faithful departed had been chante feeling
Of heartfelt sorrow seemed TO possess all present. and
many eye was dimmed and lip quivered the seul
choir Among The olssy%sa p,sssn. were the = Rev
Fathers Farrell, Of st. Joseph's; Mclean, Mcsweensy
Ofssngo Of Croton Falls and Franciola Of Broodl,n
FuNKzAL OF MAJOR JOSEPH O'NEu.- The funeral Of
the late Major Joseph ONen took place yesterday in
this city. requiem high mass was celebrated In st.
James, Roman Catholic church for the benefit OF the de-
ceased SOLDIER after which his remains removed to
rosewood mounted with silver and bore the name and
age of the deceased The funeral was very large and
respectable The Major served first in the sixty.thrd
New York State Volunteers aud engaged In nearly
every battle with the Army Of the Potomac Since the
termination Of the he had been commissioned in the
regular army. Y
THr Cusrox Hopss-The following notice has been
posted at the Collectors Office in the Custom House,:
CoLLxcroR's OFFICE, Jan. s. 1851.
BY order Of the Collector notice V given that for the
further application for Office can be received
Masonic. Kane Lodge, No. 4S4, F. ga A. Masons.
will dedicate their new rooms No. 0tS Broadway, this
evening at hafpast seven O'Clock The affair to be
made gala OCCASION and everything will be done N due
and ancicu n form.
TBs AcuDESr 10 yUsneE QuIxx.-In consequence Of
accident having occurred to Justice Quinn, Of the
First District Court, Justice Kvlin, Of the Second judi
ca district after disposng Of the business Of his own
court, attends 10 the duties OF Judge Quinn'a
FATAL SHOOTING AYFRAY.-Coroner Gamble was yes
terday notified to hold inquest at Bellevue Hospital
on the body Of John McAndrew, who did from the
effects Of pistol shot wound received the night Of
the LIST inst Deceased and Louis Muller became in
and Ninth avenue, during which it is alleged Muller,
IN spirit OF hravado than with the Intention Of
Killing his antagonist drew his pistol and hred The bail
nictng mortal wound. Muller was arrested at the
time and st In prison Owing to tho absence Of wit
nesses the investigation was adjourned till to-day.
TIE MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING or MR.. RAxpALr.-An In
quest was yesterday held at Bellevue Hospital by
Coroner Gamble on the body OF Frederick Randall
the young who snot on the evening Of the 3iss
ulsimo, previously published in the Herald. The
testimony showed that deceased and three friends start
cd out TO celebrate New Years eve and having pistols
with them, fred several sautas. After visiting
Der Of saloons they dropped the drinking place or
Andrew Badcor 2s1 second stree where they parook
VI refreshments. In s'orl time Randall stcrped cut
on the walk and cecty afterwards ~ his associates
foand hum the ra-smsnt, complaining o! great pain
IN his stomach, On examining bis clothing found
ne had been snot " the abdomen. He could not, did
not. tell how or by whom he was shot, and as the
wees Of physician could not be secured he was
moyea Bellsyue Hospital and pacei under the care
on House Sufgc IN LudIum. Randall grow and
fingered I'LL Wednesday, when he died. Before his
death, however Randall told Surgeon Ludlum that he
was SHOT by he leaving Baddsrf' saloon,
the muzze OF the muskct being within six ect Of MIN.
the eg b hnw ~
IN fact 10 does not cppcar that he made any factory
explanation at all to them. Dr. Ludlum made post NOR
tenn examination on the body, and ON opening into
the abdomen discovered iacerstcd wound OF the
stomach which had resulted In great internal hemor-
rhage wad Of considerable size was discovered In
tho wound, but nosgns Of either shot ball could be
found In the Doctors opiniorsdeath was caused by
stomach INC jury foand 'fhat deceased came 70 his
death by Q gunshot wound of the abdomen, received
on the als.day Of December lses BY some person I'M
unable to determine Deceased was twenty years Of
age and native Of Germany. He lived ct us East
APPOINTMENTS AND RxuovIs IN MuvulnAI DxrAsr.
xESrThe newly elected city officials have been duly
insugura.ed; but in the department Offices important
changes have bssn made. The only now appoinise in
the County Registrars .Q@&. thus far, d John Y.
Savage who Oils u: pl q Deputy Rss,strsr, zee
this department. Of county government may necessi-
tate the employment Of few additional copying clerks
but beyond this there will be- FOR tho present. least
changes in this Office Street Commissioner Mclean
retains all the old employees OF bis department. no onange
whatever having been made on his pay roll