The New York herald., 1867-02-26

The mortal remains OF Daniel Deyin, late CITY Cnan-
berlan were consigned yesterday to their Temporary
resting place in vault Of ST. Patrcks Cathedral after
The last earthly honors Of requiem, panegyrc process
siop and the other pageanry OF paid 10 them
The handsome little church Of ST. Francis Xavier, West
sxteenth street. was crowded long before the
funeral corage arrived from the residence Of Thomas
OCounor No. Is Tenth street. At ten O'Clock the ap-
pointed hour for the requiem the street in front Of the
church lined with spectators, among whom were
many ladies' The church was draped in mourning;
sable each side Of the altar bore embems
OF Time, Judgment and Eternity, an hour glass; a
trumpet and book with the characters Alpha and
Omega inscribed upon skulls worked on the black
coverings the altar candlescks and tall candles flick
cred either side Of the gloomy caaque in the centre
aisle. The Of the church reserved for the
friends and mourners Of the deceased and at the ap-
pointed hour central door thrown open and the
solemn procession passed up towards the altar silently
preceded by the coin and pail bearers They paused
catsng clergyman, attended by crossbearer and
acolytes sprnkled the coffin with holy water and read
the accustomed prayers.
Hoffman, !. A Palmer a. f. spauldng, Thurlow Weed,
Or :. D Ives James T. Brady, Eugene Kelly, W. $.
Hoguei, John Bryan, Andrew Carrigan John \. Deve-
lin, Edward c. Donnely, Judge Barnard, c. NJ Con
Rev J. Danbress 6 j., acting ceiebrani, Rev. j.
rivy, deacon and Rev. v. Bandevin, sub-deacon
atgs cbhOhnn o. snS clergy Was present among
Brooklyn. The mass selected for the occasion by the
organist. Mr. Dessane, was Cherubins magnificent
requiem The choir. which consisted OF thirteen voices,
was assisted by full orchestra from Stenway Hall,
under the direction Of Mr.. Eben The organist
Quoted the mass and played the organ part, feat Of
rare difficulty We have described the beauties OF this
wonder u requiem before and will only refer 10 IL again
organ being placed almost al the very roof Of the church
narred the acoustic effect Of the work, and the voices
were not sufficient for the combined efforts Of the organ
in ba Tr<p,V
also taken too fast for the proper carrying out OF the
dramatic contrast between i and the preceding move
ment Excepting these blemishes the performance
was worthy OF the subject and occasion The
sad, monotonous antiphona dialogues Of the
days of funerals within closered walls and silent pro.
ccssons OF cowled monks passing under gothic arches
Ole effect The sharp, passionate sfor.ato relieving at
intervals the waing monotone-at first strong and i'm
peiuous, as If the very soul would burst with its weight
OF woe. and then gradually subsding, II nature be-
came exhausted-found echo in every heart.
Lsora me Domsne, composed by the organist. followed
which preceded H. and was finely sung After the re-
QUEEN came the
SERMON OF ARCHBISHOP x'uosKEY.
Archbishop Mccoskey delivered an address from the
altar He took for his text the eleventh chapter the
Gospel Of st. john commencing with the twentieth
verse and concluding with the twenty. fifth
Then Martha she heard that Jesus coming
. Mas, a A sa hy T @ haa e .sn S here Then
had not died Bu know that even now
know that he sha, rise again n the sd
hsvsth in me- though he were dead, shall live
Nwas in such words these, my beloved brethren,
hope that Blessed Lord poured into the wounded
and bleeding heart Of ihe afflicted Martha the sweet
human sympathy and Of srsctionaie condolences but
voras Of divine power g iniallioty snd Q! precious
he was 10 nss his ses1s with tn those Of The weeu,ns
ulster and the Inspired record tells us that He geoaned
IN spirit .! be STOOD BY the grave Of Lazarus His well
thsss natural tributes Of sorowng and loving heart and
while directing griefstr mourners TO better aud
shess team eli thsr bitterness and has converted wild
Sespondine and desolate Grief into the snbdued and
lEe sccfl!s Of humble RESIGNATION INTO trusting and
sSsss oss %s SS ri
shs saviour was reserved. The qflces Of love and Of
sAsd in His Church, His ever living and mystical body
here below And so Il is dear brethren that in those
ssted. In ihoss piaintivs tones that have fallen on
Ohr.s again, in His Church, shows HIS com:
His Father victim in explaon Of The sins Of the de.
eternal mercy His voice is that sounded from
She sanctuary a the min ser chanted the Gospel Of the
Seieveth in me, though he be dead, shall ive, and he
sha veh and believeth in me shall not die forever
Thanks 70 the Son o. Cod thanks % that mercul and
loving Saviour for those sublime, consong and cheer
NOT die forever" Aye though departed
she ties Of fond affection that bound us 10
this living body have been rent asunder, the
golden thread that held united the spirits Of .te
living and the faithful each other sl unbroken,
and with the heart OF faith follow the spirit beyond
1s GRAVE ave, h = r0s % % 1esoaa ., eternal %
commune with the spirit Of the departed And II, per-
chance, through human fralty something yet can re-
main 20 purify that soul which Is to be entirely worthy
OF that Divine presence into which nothing dencd can
enter, then assist that soul with sacr
natural ascson @ With the humble appssson on Of Chris
Uan faith He that iiveth and bccveth in shall not
may .ss ~ sst s
IN Christ For him the precious gift OF faith was
:o S o,,'nssm. % na ns rs Shared s,. -
sne children q The country which gave him birth where
sea has seemed alwsys % make that bssutifu % and
shi world, be has made them richi faith. And when
he Dsde sdisu 70 his parents. house in early years 70
country he carried that fth deep set in his heart and
aade Il shs anlmaing principle Of his whole life
inisIssses scsnt education, an honest heart an up
1i9ht purpose and IN unswcrving trust In God. With
Sa Of ultimate suocsss he commenced his career with
She obefaces always IN the Of the young smigrant
& xss b M ": nc nos lacking in ooumse He ,.:s 81
snppi vsr men hs goes % Louisville, entered there
1aks hS abode. where be had chosen the we'll be.
10voo partner OF Dis futuFo oay& Ms ecSivy, MS m
dusiry, his snssrpriss soon won for him . way into
secsy and opened 70 him evsn the road TO wealth and
% honor that when hs dsd he was blessed with
abundance Of the good things Of this world and
shis grsai city. Nos ls ven nsrised than graceful
sAs euogy and the tribute which the chisf magistrate
OF this metropolis paid 70 his worth and char
scssr in annouacng his death y the Common
Council He was said he faithful public chicer, an
honest and jss man. ExtremeIy generous In his pub
NC and private charities and greatly deserving and en-.
5oying the honor and respect o. people Of al and
station Of life, he - unaffected ~ child. How
many there who listen 70 that can bear witness
- the Of these worda How many there are who
remember his nne social qualities bic warm open and
generous heart Although thrown into the turmoil, at
those ssperes TO contract that scerbity Of chsrac-
YER which Is difficult entirely 10 avoid Charitable 70
Alt opponents and fiiends the political circle, ne
never indulged in any crimiuatirg remarks but was
.ways ready to turn away the angry word Of others
" some cheerful word of mIrth. 80 he Was
In sccsty; and society has reason 70 mourn, as