The New York herald., 1870-01-04

sinai Hospital, West Twenty eighth street. to hold
an inquest on the body OF James Morden, who died
from the effects or Injuries received on the Hudson
liver railroad on the 10th day OF November last
iue manner IN winch deceased received his Injuries
was not stated
Yesterday afternoon a German, thirty-two years OF
age. named George Reinberger was almost in
stantly killed at No. 50 Ann street by the aliing o6
an elevator The body was conveyed to the second
precincS ponce statlon and an inquest VIII he hold
to-day. Deceased lived IN Will nfnsburV but worked
In the premises where the accident occurred.
On sunday evening Nicholas Devoe q man about
Hfty years OF age. while attempting to 90 aboard
wrecKlng scow at pier No. East river, fell over
board and was drowned. The body was subse-
quently recovered and taken aboard the scow wnora
Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest. Tho
mains OF Devoe viii be inferred by hIs late EN-
plcyers
Ira a. Pane aud Charles Morgan will shoot .
pigeon match at Dubois track, ut l45th street and
Eighth avenue. on Friday next, the 7th inst at ono
Pm. The match Is for $500 side, fifty birds each;
twenty-0nc Yards rise ana eighty yards boundary
Mr. Paine IL the winner of the great champion shoot
ing match with John Taylor, In November last, and
as Mr.. Morgan has been practising, and Is c0nsd
cred by no means ~ sloncn," the match will, un-
douotcdly, be interesting aud exciting.
The District Attorney having waived further
formal notice, ex-Judge Stuart has obtained writ
OF error the Court OF Appeals, with further stay
OF the execution OF Real until that court pass
upon his case. An additional objection Is now niue
that the affrmance OF the judgment BY majority
Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court Judge Oardn1O
dsSenungl Is nullity Tor the reason rlat one of
the two Judges Tor aifrmance presided at the rral
Of the prisoner and was prohibited by Ihe lato
amendment to the constitution from hearing tho
appeal.
Many OF the chiefs aad redmen OF the fierce de-
mocracy, being the war path at Albany suner-
ing from the effects OF the holiday Ore water. the
| pow-wow. which was TO have held ut the wig
wan In Fourteenth street last night, did mol take
| place. few braves looked IN during the evening,
| again TO smoke the pipe OF peace alone IN their
| lodges. When, however, the sachems and big In
gins return with the scaps OF country members or
Assembly fallen In the Albany contest, arrange
ments will be made Tor big talk IN the wiywam.
Until thas evening arrives the council room OF the
Tammany chiefs Will remain silent and tenantie5s.
A solemn high mass Of requiem in commemora-
ton OF the late Archbishop Hughes and all the oner
preates who have died In this diocese was held at
| St Patrck's Cathedral yesterday morning. The
| church was draped IN black and cataiaque was
erected in front or the altar. The services which
were very Impressive, were conducted by Vicar
| General Starrs The preates commemorated were
| Archbishop Hughes and Bishops Dubois, ConCannon
| and Connolly. The mass was Mozart's requiem.
/ Rev William Mclean. DID,. and William Poole
/ acted as deacon and sub-deacon. Tnore were also
| present in the sanctuary the Rev. Thomas Iranor.
! OF the Church OF the TranS1guraIion; Rev. Michael
Curran. OF ST. Andrews; Rev. Father Ciowry, oil
/ st. GaDries; Rev. Father TheDaud, s. j.; Rev. Fa-
| ther McKenna Of ST. James, and several others.