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FROM NEW YORK. 3 New York, 10. The funeral obsequies of f Chief Justice Chase were carried out according to the published programme. His remains will be taken to Washington to-night. Emily Faithful sailed for Europe by steamer to-day. Steamer Oceanic, for Liverpool, to-day returned to port on account of some slight derangement in machinery. The Brooklyn police claim no importance in the arrest of Tighe in connection with the Goodrich murder, and say nothing will come of it. Judge Pratt to-day denied the application for stay of proceedings in the case of the murderer Nixon. "Considerable excitement was occasioned among the depositors in the Brooklyn Atlantic National Bank to-day by the statement that three of the directors here are debtors to the institution. with worthless collateral deposits. Assessor Leich and Charles Morton, his chief clerk, of Brooklyn, was suspended from office on the reputed ground of too frequent absence from duty. Consul-General Garsey of Urugay, arrested yesterday, was released on $12,000 tail to-day. Geo. Rouke was thrown 12 feet in the air by the Pennsylvania railroad train near Newark, Ct. He fell upon the cow-catcher and was carried some distance, but escaped without serious injury. His horse was killed and the wagon smashed. For demanding pay for drinks which 3 ruffians had taken in A. Franks saloon in Williamsburg, they set upon him and beat him in a horrible manner. This morning Franks was senseless and dying, and the assailants are at large. The steamer Electro of Providence, last night broke the connecting rod of her cylinder, which filled the saloon with steam causing much excitement among the passengers. The steam was soon shut off, and the damage repaired. A fight occurred to-day on board the brig Abby Hall at the foot of Sedgwick street, between Wm. Walsh, second mate of the brig John Gibson, and two sailors named John Gibson and John Harding. Welsh was probably fatally injured. The strike of the gas men in Brooklyn continnes, but the company have obtained a large number of experienced men from Jersey city and from the Metropolitan Gas Co. of New York, and assert that the Brooklyn gas works will be in full operation to-morrow. Two colored men have commenced suit under the civil rights act, against Wallack's Theatre, for expulsion from the orchestra seats. Forty clerks from the United States Treasury begin an examination of the New York city national banks on Tuesday, to ascertain their respective circumstances. The Charlestown Cadets on their visit to this city in June, will be entertained by detachments from the 22d and 71st regiments.