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New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
TIE oBsEQuIEs OF REAR-ADMuRAL II. H. BELL


NEwBuRGH, July 2.-The remains of Rear
Admiral II. H. Bel reached here last evening per
steamer Mary Powell, escorted by Capt Alny, u > ";
william T. Warren, and other citizens of Newburgh
Mayor Hoffman of New-YOrR City accompanied the re-
mains as far West Point As the steamer passed West
Point, an admirals salute Of l3 guns was fred from
Battery Knox the flag at the Point being at half-mas
Tho salute replied to by the steamers hags being
dipped. When the boat touched here, the pier was
thrGugod IL excess At the proper time the remains
were brought ON shore, ana procession "Ss ISriC 6
George Clark Mayor of Newburgh, and Capt Amy; me
Common Council hearse; citizens IL was intended 10
from IT, The remains were escorted through
PANS Church. where they were deposited
for the night The Obseques were SET down ior II coch
morning. Long before that hour the people began
about half fu The remains rested upon stools AZ the
can flag on which flowers strewn in profuslOn
The total weight of the remains and box containing an
officer the ship supply. shows how the remains were
preserved and explains the great welSht % te t Uoa y,
tar was applied over ALL after which it was placed IN
pine cOin, and this wrapped in navy-Dne halhei ls m
body M this condition, received on board the sup
Nv from be Nsgship Hartford 1t taken in charge
fy Acting Ensign T. &. Hall Of the supply who supeIlh
tended the further preparations fOI the voyage nome
On board the supply the outer box was bored 10
ascertain whether the body had undergone de
composition. No signs or change were &, ap
parent The whole was then placed IN a
zinc case with an air space all sides, and raised on
blocks Of wood and the at the sides and top ana
the air space filed IN solid with charcoal Inc zinc Sdse
was hermeticay sealed and placed in teak wood box
alsO having space on al sides ana hled m WIN
charcoal a. before" At IL the Rev Dr. BfOWn
Rector OF st. Georges Church the Rev Mr. Walsh and
tie Rev Theodore Irving, Rector OF ST Pauls Church
entered the sacred edce. Soon afterward, the widow
OF RearAdmira Bell and her little son, bright fellow
of years accompanied by relatives also entered and
took seats AZ the front the pabears the yesiy the
Mayor and Common Council Of Newburgh and citizens
generally came next followed by detachment OF 70 men
IRON Post Ellis No 52 g. A. r. After the funeral service
the detachment OF g. A r. and advanced to the
place where remains lay, and gently raising the DON
carried the hearse followed by the m0urner ana
congregation The street thTOnged and the windows
of adjacent houses hlled. After little delay the
procession through Grandst toward ST. Georges
Cemetery. and arrival there, the Rev Theodore
Irving conducted the burial service and the remains
lowered into the grave moment OF silence ensued and
then al tnrned away During the moving OF the process
sOn the bells Of the city tOled the flags were at
half mast and business generally suspended ADM
Bells widow and are left III comfortable elreum-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
An adjourned meeting of the retail news

An adjourned meeting of the retail news
paper dealers OF NewYork Brooklyn. aud Jersey. was
hcd last evening at No &c Prncest 10 complete the or
ganizatOn OF News Dealers Protective Union ana
to elect officers for the ensuing half year There waH a
considerable number Of the craft present who aleged
that they had been driven 10 take this step by the Unfair
treatment OF the large dealers and that their object was
not aggression but simply the protection OF tner
own rights, ana this they hope 70 accomplish by the esaD
hshnent OF general news agency of their own ana the
purchase of their papers directly from the publishers
After the draft Of constitution had been read. and a
regular enrolment Of all the venders present had
been enetted the members proceeded 10 elect the Oces
The annual excursion of The Trinity ChOirs'
took place yesterday. The G. T. Schultz took
board about l5O persons from the foot OF Canas North
RIVER and made trip the Hudson River, landing AZ
Nyack where The party partOok Of "A luncheon, after
which they paid visit to the country around until
evening when they returned for dinner, OF which they
uUk suptuOusly. After dinner they returned to the
ctN 10y moonlight. There twas some very Duc chorus
singing during the day and evening Some of iIandels
and Haydeus chOiuses were rendered with grandeur Of
eject under tho able direction Of Dr. james Peek Of
The Trinity Parish otganisis assisted by Mr. a. II Mes
ter aid Or n. II. Maltc Tie excursion vas OF the
most pleasant events 0f The soasOn.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

Bss @ % R::%o. 81 ksaS" days ~s's and 'a'
Bari xsOv He Grasgnoatb da,s coal On the B,Dl came
BaTs Annie n Palmer ics NOU,ssdso DAY, hides and wool
Le por ship syn Blanchard hAI.s May steson esong o'
with scbr. WIN. Hunter for Brazil
Len port Ss Cha: whsas csdios ic2 IiJslpSs George
s%s %s Ss i;i% ssss ifsi
Bng KoOdoO, Percy. Glaze Bay coal
Brig Patterson u DAYS and molssses Len In
Es4SG SSa R l''' S''' Chase Havana 0'"' ''''' "
sehr Mary somefs Somers CieBfoegos 2a days,
SehI William, Clubhouse, Havana u days, sugar
sCBooSBRs-RiyKR colsrwBE
N. Van Name, Georgetown A. 4 Gamer, Jacksonville
Wellington cBhIabebport q. PersoD BiLabethport
NJ. NJ. haml,oO BilaOe,hOOrt Davidson. BIi,Ss.Apon
sD'sPhss Ei.asspo s p,ss~Grs Si,1SeGDor
john MsDoye BliIa6ebpod Ann BhIa Bhsabetnpor.
f;%s. f; fSSS kSsSSS As,s sssiis % ESsS' SiaSSs'''
A. 8. CrandeIl Portland, CT NJ King, Portland, c.
q 3 BucIipebam Portland CT AnEa GsriBeT, Sarry.
Geo Washington Stamford .Jpfess harnnssoe;
Nste Cushng, TbOnastOn q w SsHvey. Portland
Ocean Wave Briso. Jas ho6se Ssv.IIaven
1iS 1 Ss. SsSsS s:. ssS I's1ss ss9ES Me-
Marg ar@1l Ave BsSrSr Me- Iisae Crovei NOrssIL
Vapor Treotop Meade Trenton.
b. Lindsey, Port JohBson. Coea, Trenton
g Errcbson CiHtOn Point Orator, resburgh
j. 8 Terry SewhSTgh Mary A. Holt ROndOut
Reading R n, No. H. Philadelphia
SAILED
Steamps nou for Bremen; Palmyra LTepOO Eagle Havana
Niagara, Norfolk
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON July 2bs steamship Somerset from New ork June
Is arrived here yesterday . -
SOUTHAMPTON July 2Tbe u steamship CsnandAgaA OF
the European Squadron arrived here Yesterday
PATHEE PolST steamship 81 Laurence from Losdon
for Quebec, was sighted at $3.50 this morning
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Jnly ARRIVED ship Mutah from Cacptai bngs Express
Havana; B. r. Sweet Baltimore. NJ.
s,vAyy1g Ga july 2Cleaed schL r. Baker for Balt
mo
PorRRss MONROE 2Passe steamship Berlin for bre
men. Passed up brig Dudley Rico for Baltimore.
Jolly Arrived brig Seioto from New York schs
aud Waring from NewYOTki Redngton rom
Boston T. Talbot from RoekDort Sailed seh Tr0pe Bro for
WmMrSGroN c. July 2Cleaed steamship William p Clyde,
Neg.YOrk.
SPOKEN.
June H. lat A I6 ou o. Br brg Homey from London for
Belfast, Ne.
Jnne lat ~ 30 NJ lon W, Erw. bark Emily from Bordeaux
for Dalbonse.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
BASE BALL.

Sears, late of the Olympic Club of Patterson,
has ioined the champion Unions OF MOlrisania.
The Athletic b. B. Club of Brooklyn will
play against the Peconc Capitolne Grounds at T. m
on July4.
The Grand Base Ball match between the
celebrated Mutual Club OF this city and the Eckord Club
Brooklyn. will take place to-day at D. IN, on the
Union grounds. Brooklyn, j.. ID.
There Will be a match game of Base Ball be-
tween the Fifth National Bank and the Thirdave.
Savings Bank the Union Grounds, melrose, on July o.
They Will leave for the grounds on the 3.i5 train.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE ATLANTICs.
LOUISVILLE, July "A match game was
played this afternoon, between the Atlantic Gun OF
BROOKLYN, " " and the Louisville Club OF Louisville,
resulting in defeat Of the latter by score OF 90 10 T.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
SERYIA.

THE SUCCESSION OF MILAN ~. CONFnMED.
PErGRADE. July THE SkoaDichind says The Ma
tiona Chamber of Servia, has confirmed the success
SION of Milan " to the throne of the Principahty,
and has also indorsed the regency appointed to act
during the minority ofthe Prince Milan made brief
speech before the Chamber IN which he declared
that, though yong he wonld learn 10 make the peo-
Jle happy Great rejoicngs are now gong ON in tins
tity and throughout the Principally.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
FRANCE.

THE MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN TIE CORPS
IEGISLATIF.
PARIS July lin the Corps Legislatl today Nj
Magno Minister of Finance during the debate on
the budget, replied 10 the attacks winch had been
made on the Government for continuing ITS military
IIoraratOns, and declared that armament or us
armament was equally a gauge of peace. NJ OhNer'
who followed the Minister OF Finance, said nations
were led TO arm themselves bv fear. France If she
held the lead among the nations of Europe, could
easily dispense with her costly armament, and then
ber financial condition would improve.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
CRICKET.

ST. GEORGE vs.. WI.LOw--A SPLENDID FIELDING
GAME.
The first match this season between the st.
George Club of New-York and the willow OF Brooklyn
took place yesterday the Willow grounds at Bedford
aud 1t proved be quite interesting days play The
grounds were IN excellent condition. and fine wicket
was prepared The 81. George Club early on the
field and presented very good eleven their profession
ais however barred, and consequently neither Nor
lev nor George Wright were In the eleven. We append
the fnl score
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

THE CHASE movement on the pohIIca
h assuming proportions that three months little
,,a h, the ,bWe pAyers Aroug Democrats politicians
and sr. are many Conservative Republican, well Democrats
who think that Chase for the Presidential race be vi" prove
the winner Of the stakes she,he entered or not KNOX, the
Halter No 22 Boadvsy will 'ounue to supply hs general PuoHe
with e ,up.o ouay and style that's or which be Is famous
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
WUKTEMRURG.

TnE NATURALIZATION TREATY.
SIurrGARD July 2-The American Minister, Mr..
Bancroft has arrived III this city 10 negotiate with
- 1be Wurtemburg Government for the ratification Of
the Naturalization Treaty with the United States
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
GERMANY.

GRAND INTERNATIONAL FETE.
BERLIN, July 2.-Arangements have been nearly
perfected by prominent gentlemen OF the Uhited
States and Germany for grand international ieteon
the 4th Of July 1852
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

HOME NEWS.
TIIk WkATHkR

TIB WEATHER
- n m. o., tV,.a Eour Tier Bar Wind
W"'ionhs hsu'' Ii Iheh ~ 20 90 Plo 3075s s. f.
9&S
NnSS T. 10 80 o. o. b.
-MorBng-Oyeresst 70 also ic9 49,
boats 70 g. foggy; slightly cloudy 1880 70 ~
slond, var, bsIy from EVening-Lht ha Inc coming
Of jnn e62 the th snnshiny day the we o I'm IA ~
da va sun,kipy with At 80 In 1863 The Gay
shfpy 70 10 m ocenrTed thunder shower hef AZ m 90
m l966 The day cloudy at sud llD m ue w
And last rear the the hottest day Their " sp1
excepting thunder shower at u ~ NJ "heh Was 'sp "
Hid.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
TROTTING AT HIGHLAND PARK, NEwBURGH-AN
EXCITING CONTEST.

NEwBURGH, July IA considerable number
OF turmen assembled the Highland Park track today
10 witness contest between the three well known or
ange County stations, Taten sykes, JEFF Davis, and
American Boy. The mile heats the best three
in five in Highland Park track is onehaf mile
ION this city, and is in fine condition.
In heat after eight attempts they got the WORD
squarey JEFF Davis and sykes trOttng away from the
score side by side while American Boy fell Oenlnd
rapidly Coming down the home stretch Jeh broke, Dut
he far enough ahead for IL not to hurt hun, lac WIN
ming the heat in 4g with the other two horses close up
sykes ha wing passed American Boy when Wltn 200 fect
of the stand In the second heat Sykes won in 24s4
having made the half mile in 1913. In the third heat
another magnificent start was made, American BOY
this starting of at rafting gait, with sykes
alongside enough for the wheels OF the sukys 10
touch, while JEFF after leaving made very bad
break which left him out in the cold American Boys
driver laid on the whip. and, urging his animal Vigor
ously, drove him across the score meek ahcdd Winning
the race amid cheering In 2iG. In the fourth heat aer
nine attempts they got word well up and Sykes won
the heat and race IN 2:49s
THE TROT AT RIVERSIDE PARK.
BOSToN July 2-In the trot between Lucy and
Ro Goddust al Riverside Park, mile heats, three In
I'VE under saddle. Lucy won in three straight heats
time, 2:Z7i, 2:25s, 2:AJ!.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
LATEST SHTP NEVIS
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s..p.lir GaIstra. Nyt. PoUuent" mdst ,.c -
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f.,t TT.alstl Jots,u RIO JsHoIro - unff coffee
al Ws.titgtou Butcher N,kttu. saraa tats. sugar
I,k ~ bernard Bath Lrgh.fu NAY marble "vH lf 'i' 4
Lad 1 ist "A H. tu Aed slp Aurora bould Junt 34 N oE
ta.t bevly sffHps' and 'htnthth
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New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

"TuE BEST HEADs.n-Would it not be well
To submit, the Heads Presidential candidates to PHnESoIo@hr
and b,,e charts Of each carefully and a put them for
, m =, 81, o,dtst The test heads vi needed EIamina
,iop, daily At No 800 Broadway. Open on The Fourth
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
pprspRvF YouR LIFE !

The heated term Is upan aud death from snnsrohe sh' eve
man IN lie face Fail OF those celebrated uOH
Iars which guarantee against ~ fo, ss A. al y
.ot ~ Ion. UNpERnILLs Nos ia and lB Fulton St. "
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03


T Se,sr, Kerr and Norey Scorer Me9rs Sudaw and Chad
wick Time Of game, hours and IS minutes
on Saturday there will be Club match on the Willow
grounds and "a grand game IL anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
Wuo WANTS TO. BE CURED

A. who have Rheum sn Goat Gravel or Kidney Disease and o
Who suffer from debility and prostraon Of the vital energies
rb GYrysgvRo WATER efecualy cures these
.s,. a. will be- referring to the pamphlets to be bad Al any
the druggists stores where the water for sale
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

The house Of Cyrus w. Field was saved
from burglars on THURSDAY ubt Of last Nteh by the BchsALhL
TELHGHr send for pamphlet With ten or twelve hnhued He' o."
tl.ss vho use IT, and what hey think Oft Sent Tree
'''' ~ ~ T. IloiHEs No. 2Ol Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

RUPTUREs RADICALLY RELIEVED.
I'm Appliances aud Curative Compound h only be hai AZ
bis oacs No ga BIoadwa guaranteed IA every instance
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

EYE GLASSES AND SPECTACLEs 10 improve
The gbt NJ old and young without the distressing effect Of Frequent
chsnges Inr. sKssoss 0pueau No 6ts Broadway oppoh"
4
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

For,as At Tar oyyCE and BY GsoHeS TisoS h..
Rom. Fn Avenue Hoe anG Hoffman House also at Tue Nc~i
Stands Al The ue generally and by all Booksellers and Ne"smen
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-13
700 MILES
UNION PACIFIC R. R.

Are now finished aud in operation. More than
twenty thousand men are employed, and il is not
impossible that the entire track from Omaha to
Sacramento, will be finished in 1859 instead Of
1870.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company receive
IA GOVERNMENT GRANT Of the right
Of way, and all necessary timber and other ma
terials found a.ong the line Of Its operations.
ia GOVERNMENT GRANT of 1880
acres Of land TO the mile, taken in alternate seq
tions on each side of its road. This is an abSO-
Lutte donation, aud will be a source of large rev
enue in the future.
Tu.-A GOVERNMENT GRANT of United
States Thirty-yesr Bonds, amounting to from
$4,000 to $4,000 per mile, according to the
difficulties to be surmouHted on the various Sec
tions to be built The Government takes q SEQ
ond mortgage as security, and it is expected that
not only the interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the Company
in transporting troops, mails, &c.
IVA GOVERNMENT GRANT Of the right
to issue it's own First Mortgage Bonds, to aid in
building the road to the same amount us the U.
S. Bonds, issued for the same purpose, and no
more The Government permits the Trustees tor
the First Mortgage BOndholders to deliver the
Bonds to the Company only as the road is com
pIeted, and after it mas been examined by United
States Commissioners and pronounced to be in all
respects fret class Railroad.
VA CAPITAL STOCK SUBSCRIPTION
from the Stockholders, of which over Eight
Million Dollars have been paid In upon the work
already done, and which will be increased rs the
wants Of the Company require.
VT.-NET CASH EARNINGS on its Wsy
Business, that already amount to more than the
interest on the First Mortgage Bonds. These
earnings are no indication of the vast through
traffic that lust follow the opening of the line
10 the Pacific, but they certainly prove that
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-13

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-13
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How the Ready Relief Acts !

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-13
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