New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

GFN. kEARNETs FrNFRAL.-Ine lllera Oi
Ma Gen Ctph " kearncy was the largest procession
we have ever Witnessed IN tlis cry. The whole city
seemed emulous OF doing honor % BIS merits and his
memory Az u o'clock the coffin was deposited IN the
Church Gen Churchill Col. Pimpt0u, Col. bainorfge
and MAJOR LOrng. the part o. the military. and
kenneth Mackenzie, VIM Glasgow, - Dr.. Wm. Penn
and Andrew Elliott ire part OF the citizens acting
As pail besrers The funeral ceremonies were performed
were performed by the r. Rev. Bishop Hawks Of the
Episcopal Church After the ceremonies 10 the Church
were over the corpse WAS borne 10 front OF the seventh
and eighth Regiments OF nlied states Infantry ana
fr1,r ~ the mt DRAGONS uuier command OF Msior
Thomuson-the whole brigade under the command OF
Col sumner of the irst urasoons-io the nearse Inc
procession was then formed "a follows The tTo Z.
Regiments OF Infantry. and tr0opo Dragons, acting
al military escort-their drums, &c. muied and reg
mental and company coi0rs drsped In mourning Then
came two carriages with the Bishop and pail bearers
the hearse tie Ted horse ana me ooly servant on ns
General carriages with pal bearers the family and
relatives If me deceased snd the several Volunteer
companies OF the city under me command oi Colonel
Fischer There companies made beautiful display
TheVolunteers who had served under General kearney
citizens On horseback and IN carriages brought Up TIE
rear Of the procession. I1e whole procession when
under wsv was nearly mile in length. pom reach
ing the plsce OF lternen the body ~as deposited ~
private vault and the ceremonies performed b TIE
bishop Three rounds were hred 5y the infantry, and
* guns By the artillery Throughout i was solemn
and impressive scene 81 L9-i' hvP
FESTIVAL Is WMEs.-The Bariic F festival held
AZ Abergsvenny the llth and l2th Of Oct was ex-
treelv vel attended and the contests BY the hsrpers
and singers proved highly interesting. Brnley Rich
ards wss appointed umpire, snd bic decisions gave
universal satisfaction. TIE prze 20 - Euineas o-ered
by he Prince Of wales i1r al essay "a the Welsh Ian
.uare was awarded - Th-mas Stevens II Nertnyr
an the rze OF 90 guineas for the best model 10 plaster
Illustrative of the Cambro Brnsh history, was awarded
10 John ivan Thomas Of Brecon- Col Tynte, " ?.
the President announced that Lord Fielding would
preside q, the next Festival which VII be he'd a. Aoer
savennv IN ISL His l0rdshp informed the company
that bardc meeting would be- bed next year IL thyd
dian Castle 4 me cd ruin lEhere Edward L he'd as
parliament in la-D a50ut two miles from ~hsnes
very pretty bathing place has sprung up within ihee
few yea-- called hhyL whers steam packets ply daily
- and FRO from Liverpool All tie Chester AM Holy
head railway passes close b.
HOMESTEAD ENFvPrfuS bill eKempung
homestead. worth nj exceeding $50 from attach
nent Was ordered 70 = tli-d reading IN the Vermont
House Of Represeuatves on the lth inst By vote OF
l0q 10 81 This principle OF exem2tCn 9 certain *
tent /. GOOD one and ought % BE- adopted l eT''Fy
S-a,e The children should not be leit desnia'e -
c.use Of the evil habits misf1rtunes Of the il-er
jamestown y. \ !ourE---