The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven.

Disqualification Sunday the st. Francis Roman
Catholic church In Fair Haven was dedicated &C
cordin9 to the Catholic service Bishop Mcfarland
OF Providence K. l., was present, and accompanied
by six priests and procession OF acoytes bearini
candles and o cross, passed around the outside o
the church and through the aisles in the interior
chanting psalms and sprinkling the walls. Ate
the dedication services were concluded solemn
high mass was celebrated during which the
Bsnop delivered sermon on the duties and powers
OF the priests and the duty Of the people to the
church. large congregation was I'D attendance
from whom liberal contribution was received to
pay of the debt OF the church.
MILITARY MISUNDERSTANDING evening Company
A, Irish Fusileers, OF the sixty.n New York
regiment, arrived In this city on the steamer Con-
tinental at eight O'Clock, on o visit to the
Emmett Guard, Of New Haven. They were met
at the boat by the Guard, accompanied by
the Montgomery Guard, sarsfeld Guard, Car
mody Cadets, ST. Mary's Cadets and the Hibernian
Society, and after the greetings were over and q
brief interchange Of cvilltes we're had the line was
formed and a march made through several of the
principal streets OF the city, which were tnronged
with thousands OF people. who extended an enthusi-
astic welcome to the men OF the Sixty-nlntn. Bon
fires were blazing In some Of the streets. flags were
unfurled and salute OF guns upon the public
square were fired while the line was moving.
ABOUT halfpast ten Company es-
corted to the fremont House, where they sat
down TO handsome collation. during tue partaklng
OF which Captain McCartan OF the Emmett Guard
briefly welcomed the Fnsileers 10 the city, aud
Captain Brennan, on behalf OF his company ap-
propIiatey responded. Then speeches OF plea.
SAINT Character were made by James +. BabcoCk
ex-CaptaIn Williams, Lieutenant Dredy OF Company
A, Thomas Brlnley and Others Sunday forenoon
the Emmett Guard escorted their guests 70 st. Pat
TICKS church, where Father Hart In few words
cordially welcomed them, after which low mass
was celebrated. In the afternoon and evening the
members passed the time very pleasantly IN riding
aoout the city and It's suburbs and visiting friends.
Yesterday morning the militia ny line again formed
and then PROCEEDED TO the depot, where Governor
10 oil or tnAf and rfnlt
lie square wnlle salute was fred Upon the square
the Governor reviewed the line and was then es.
corted back to the depot he being obliged 70 return
Park TO participate in the picnic of the
Emmett Guard. In the afternoon thousands OF peo-
pie Hooked TO the Park ana dancing and horse races
aud veloclpede races afforded Amusement for tnem
all. At the Park House the Fusileers were served
with dinner, at which speeches were made by
Captains McCartan Brennan and williams Mayor
Fitch and ex-mayor Sperry. In the evening the
FnseeYs were escorted back TO the city ana lett on
the night boat for New York. During their entire
stay they were the constant recipients vi couresles
and we doubt not they most heartily enjoyed their
two days stay In the Elm City.
C0scOb.
BODY FOUND.-The body OF a man, supposed to be-
one Of the crew Of the Abby Larrabee, Captain Car
sle. from Bangor to New York, which was cap
sized or Captains Island In the tornado OF the 10th
instant. was found Oh Muscle Rock, n'Coscob har
Dor, and brought to C0scob on Saturday afternoon
On the right arm was found the mark "A. r. Ku II
o heart, crossed by two anchors and star above
Alter the inquest the body was buried in tn
grounds OF the Second Congregational church o
Greenwich, Conn. Bangor papers please copy.
Harnden.
FiHE.-Mr. Archer Browns house, in Harnden
with all bis furniture and the clothing OF mis- family
| was burned yesterday. The fire was Ihe work OF a
lncendiary