The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-18 00:00:00

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Ditto, via Panama ••••••••
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Cape Verde, by Brazil packet June 4.
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India, via Southampton May 20.
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Ditto ditto to Lisbon
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Ditto ditto (New York)
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THE DEATH OF ADMIRAL RlNGGOLD.—Cadwal-
lader Ringgold, Rear-Admiral of the United States Navy,
died after a brief illness at his residence, in New York, on
' the 29th April. He was a native of Maryland, and was born
in 1802. He entered the Navy in 1819, and on the 17th of
May, 1828, was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, in
which capacity he remained until the 16th of July, 1849,
on which date he was commissioned a Commander. For
a short time he was in command of the surveying and
exploring expedition to the North Pacific and China seas.
On the 2d of April, 1856, he was further promoted to
the rank of Captain, and held this position when the
rebellion began. In the early part of the war he was
stationed on the blockading fleets on the Atlantic
coast, and took part in the operations of the navy
against Port Royal and other Southern ports. In July,
1862, he was promoted to the rank of Commodore, and
served in that position on the active list until December,
1864, when ho was retired. A short time ago he was pro-
moted to the rank of Rear-Admiral. At the time of his
death, Admiral Ringgold was superintendent of ironclads
at New York. The funeral ceremony was performed at
Trinity Church, the remains being carried in a hearse
from the family residence in Union-square. The proces-
sion passed down Broadway, the marine band playing
wreaths ls
of affrov t,
s.
the "Dead March in Saul." The coffin was borne into
a Vodges, Jackson, and But-
terfield, A
the church by twelve sailors of the Vermont, and
f deceased. The
ra
the
wer
Bell and
afonlaloswteridngbhyam,theGener
pall-bearers,
Commander Eagle, and Colonel Powell. The
coffin, which was one of oak, covered with black cloth,or-
aopdla epauletsced several
o Ili aF
or-
namented with silver fringe, was deposited in front of
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altar.
with On
thecatpl,telidweresword,
plate bore the following inscription :---.." Cadwallader Ring-
gold, Roar-Admiral United States Nay,
1867, aged 64 years." On the termination
died April 29,
of the funeral
services the remains were transferred to
lon
Ex-
press Company, who sent them by the the Adams Ex-
Baltimore, where they will be interred six p.m. train to
Cemetery, in the vault which already in the Greenmount
of Major Ringgold, the admiral's eady contains the body
battle brother
battle of Pal Alto. , who fell at the
Judge
Kelly will not foll
through the Atlantic State ow Senator Wilson
Orleans, and return thrs: but will go directly to New
Georgia, and Tennessee, s )e e u Mississippi,
Alabama,
tuuity. Senator Stewart,' a
of ing wherever he has oppor-
Mississippi, and will speak at Nevada, has started for
several places on the way. J.
Glancy Jones has gone South, to make Democratic speeches
i
to the African element.
Congressional Republican
committee has a large clericalhe
forceat work, correspond-
ing with the Union men of the
South and sending them
documents for circ •
ulataon, and the Southern campaign
glows more spirited daily.