New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

LfFCT EDGAR CHANDLER
Born March ". 1873 Died August q, 1877, ron "0uud
received on the Ath, on the
held OF Churlbusco-
L. Henry LIST Reg N ! Vol s s Reg NYA
surgeon R,o1 Me !. " F paSySag i.i
Escorted BY The City Guard as Guard OF Honor under
Captain McArde.
MOlmers and Relatives
Of each OF the deceased, IN carriages
of The Cities OF NewYorA and Brooklyn
The Common Council
The Board of Aldermen,
preceded by the Sergeant arms and headed oy ''eH
The Common Council Of The City " Brooklyn
Civic Societies
The Rmggod Association.
and such others may report themselves 20 the Comm'ee
previous % tie moving of the Procession.
Citzens and strangers.
Aner entering the PARK the bodies Will be- placed on tres
Ties front of The platform erected for the Orator Clergy
end Members of ihe Common Councils OF Newfork and
Tie ceremonies viii be- opened with prayer by Rev Isaac
Ferris D D OF the Dutch Reformed Church.
An Grafton. prepared the regues, Of thh Committee OF
Arrangements viii then be delivered By John Van Buren,
ESQ ..., ,,,
Committee By Gen George r Morris will then be sung by
the NewYors Sacred Music Society, who viii occupy the
a. The con .ison Of which, the Benedcton will be pro
nounced by Rev Spencer n Cone, d d Of ne Baptist
Church
The Bodies Of the decreased will then be placed the ds
posal OF the relatives aud friends
that public ald nceu.fl
carriages and vehicles De- wtdrawn from ne streets Aoush
which the procession Is 10 pass The Chief OF Ponce is
charged with the enforcement oi ne order D.
Persons having charge OF The different Church and fre
Alarm Bells This city requested 90 cause the bells 20 be-
ioed from the hour Of Two o'clock VI during me process
and The owners and masters OF vessels n me hhfoo
and the pr0pnetOrs " public budngs requese 10 hall
their colors lom sunrise % sunset IL is respectfully
recommended also, that our fellow cirzcns close mer
places Of business during the s0lemnites Of the day
The LATE ALExAvDEn : FoRBEs.-We under
stand that the body OF Alexander Forbes will be de
Hyeed by the Baxter Blues after the close OF the tu
neral ceremonies on Wednesday, 10 his Brothers OF
the Strangers Refuge Lodge T. o. y F. who will then
take charge Of il for the purpose Of nterment Ills
funeral will take place from his late residence Central
Hall, corner Grsndst. and Centre Marketplsce on
rbur.day. July b. at o'clock Pm. His remains will
be placed in Greenwood Cemetery.
HANDSOME CoMPLIMESr-A number OF the
friends of CALEB LYON Esq have presented him with
an elegant antique silver pitcher silver gobets and
solid silver stand The pitcher an exact model Of
the celebrated hebe Vase. Its cover is ornamented
with spread eagle with the following inscription ele
ganty engraved
ToCALEs LYoS Of Lyonsdale, q. : Consul at Shanghai,
China slight tribute Of admiration Of he genus Poet
hs worth as Man ana he stang . a. 40 Oriental 5,
scholar From his friends IN the cry Of New YORK., AID 1913
This gift was prepared in order b present 10 Mr.
Lyon on his departure for China, butt will not be the
less valuable 20 him. now that he intends remaining
among
IRISH MEErING.-A large mass meeting of the
friends Of Ireland assembled last night In Jersey City
in the open air as no hall large enough contain
half Of the audience Hon. JoiN ToRSELL called
10 the chair ROBERT GncHRIsr and DAVID B. WAKE.
NAN Wee Presidents. Speeches were made by THos.
MooSEY J. Il. voorhees, Editor Of the Telegraph Gen.
wRIGHr, w. t. ROBINSON and others. The meeting
responded the remarks Of these gentlemen in long
continued cheers Subscriptions then pouring IN,
amounting 70 some eco before we left meeting Of
the same znd vii be held this evening the Dry Dock
Y THE IRISH BRIGADE paraded the streets
last night bearing the Pike usual They passed
Office about twelve o'clock the drum and hie playing
the patriotic airs Of the old country We we're
kindly noticed by them. in company with our neigh
bors-in-law
PRoGRE.s OF PRoyoGRAPHY-We were favor
cd with call last evening from our old Photographic
friend Mr. DYER who mas met with very great success
IL hs line in the good Quaker city he mas succeeded
in establishing Photography snd Photographic report
ing upon frm basis N that city having during ais SO
journ there. completed the instruction OF between
twenty and thirty good Photographic reporters, and
taught the principles Of bis art to about thousand
ladies 4nd gentlemen who, according the press Of
ihs, city have made remarkable progress.7 We pre-.
sumo VIII crafty the friends q Photography 20 learn
that Mr. Dyer mas commenced the publication, Of a
Photographic monthly magazine, at Philadelphia, call
ed the A,1EHIcAS PHoSoGEAPHrc JOURNAL for the
purpose Of a1ordng the greatest facilities to those who
wish 70 acquire the ar; Of rebaiim rsporriRg
~ HAyIScT0Ns DIORAMAs Of the Creation.
the Delu.e. sc. worth visit Some portions OF
the Deluge' very vel done, quite striking and
always elicit from spectators tokens Of satisfaction
The scenic and optical effects Of the exhibition through
generally vel arranged aud altogether the pro-
dueron merits the patronage il receives.