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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Aug. 16.-The arrange
ment for the funeral Of the late Admiral. which taxes
place here tomorrow, are all completed LeutNom-
manders A. +. Crossman and A. r. Yates. u . A. are
charged with the direction OF affairs. The funeral cor
tege will leave the residence OF Commodore PennocA
conmandant the naval station, AT III IL i ccolnpt
MED by an escort OF United states marines ana %
brought city by the United states steamer Speed
well Here IL will be met by large procession consist
ing of Masonic and other civic bodies Of Portsmouth ana
The processon will then march through the principal
streets 10 ST. Johns Episcopal Church. where relglons
seryices will be held the Rev. W r. Clark, Pastor ON
ciating, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Montgomery OF the
Church, OF the Incarnation, Madison-ave. New-iofk.
The remalps will then be deposited IN tomb with the
usual ceremonies aud masonic hCnors. where
they will pemain until the United states Government
shall make q final disposition OF them.
large number OF distinguished officers OF the army
and many will present including Gems. Banks and But
ler Gen Mcdowell and staff, Admiral Porter exSecre
tary Wells many others both branches Of the ser
vice II also expected that senators and memlers or
ongress with the Governors OF Mano and New llamp.
shire will be here. All business will be suspended and
the city draped In mourning. The attendance VIII I've
large There about 5000 vsltora at tho beaches ana
islands about thus city, most Vi whom will DO present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
ANOTHER MURDER,

On the night of the 18th of August last
crowd OF men who had been engaged all the early part
OF the evening making the rounds of the liquor saloons
arrived at and entered the saloon of Thomas LoSser on
on the corner OF Fory-third-st and SecOndave. The
gang were quarrelling among themselves ~ they en-
tered the saloon, and in few moments the dis
pute resulted in general fight upsetting
the tables smashing glasses and breaking the
chairs TO pieces. one of the cOmbatants named
Munday alias "McElbOne," who was employed IN a
stone ward of Mr. LOssiers, and therefore somewhat
acquainted with the house, finding himself getting
in the fight out OF the saloon and up stairs
where ne seized broom stick and hurried back 70 the
conflict In the meantime Thomas Shay the bar
keeper OF the establishment, endeav0ring to
quiet the disturbance, standing in the center
Of the hall separating the cOmbatants. McElhone,
entering the ROOM brandishing his br0om-stick,
saw shay and running toward him raised the weapon
and hit him heavily in the face two spntcrs of the stick
right Of shay and penetrating INTO the
head over an inch Shay fell to the floor and McEhOne
Ned out OF the saloon and has not since been seen The
wounded man removed to the Eye lntirmary In
hirteenth-st near SecOndave, suffering terribly from
bL injury Yesterday. after days of agony, Shay died
warrants were issued for the arrest OF McEhOne At the
time OF the assault but he has not yet been captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
WHERE TO LOOK FOR WAR NEWS.

nSERoUs RECOGNITION FROM ALL QUARTERS.
~ Prom The San Francisco Alta California ~.
ss SCRsderngr under Yoas T%s
USE edt should be Literally given TO that ne ths
RspF Ssa enterprise
military movements in France and Prussia; TIE iaE
az ws knaM the press nausnes and
of its reports from fields which the war Is actually
a. well az from the important towns and cities OF both
Kingdoms in any way connected with the 9onh sacated
Press advance publication and reach the country
IN a more general and liberal way tnan ioreigf
Is source Of real satisfaction that the Ameri,
can press has shown so much enterprise .h nd5
marvel that tie great world Of newspaper readers 80
soon adapts itself 10 the times in when We nVg oS
il were no novelty, ana we receive of battle in
russa IN spite of military M ee dUs ali in
ton we are largely indebted for much OF TINS marVeous
From the Leavsuwor,h (Kan.) Daily Time.
The American newspaper which has thus far
shown the most enterprise and incurred the
IN T ed are the w
and most economical that great journal can incur e
of the battle OF Waterloo American readers demand
news arst-politics. editorials, &c, come III only as
secondary consideration.
Prom The Boston News -, r.
The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE has made tins Eu-
ropean war the occasion of one its most splendid ~
lstlc trumphs BY what means II was 80 orthele ~ w
get such manifest advantage in this rivalry is unm
portant; the fact is universally acknowledged
'front.' Hartford Post.
The morning papers have been pretty much al .ol
them dependent The NEw-NORK TRIBUNE for a large
part OF their Instead OF being grateful orit some
of those favored papers which beg for and use speca
dispatches to THE TRIBUNL, manifest considerable
sourness Of disposition They are ashamed TO
feel dependent ON private source for their
news, and, instead of showing gratitude, churl,
ishly try to kick out of their consciousness OF
dependence by garbng the news that they Deg 10
publish. fair sample of this style of generosity ana
thoroughly Characteristic of the paper furnishing ~
is manifested by morning paper. which inserts snch
silly comments as these in the dispatche. which TIL
TRIBUNE gives it to print Better 60 home II you don't
like nose.-Ed. Colrdntl" "lCertainly ought TO 30
home 10 mother.-Ed. COurdntl" etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
"A son OF Lord BrOugham mas been de-
c.ared bankrupt.
Labor demonstrations continue III Mad
rid and III the other cities OF SPAN
Costa. the Portuguese Minister to Mad
RID has been created Count villa Franco
The Austrian ambassador TO St. Peters
burg left that city for Vienna on Monday.
The report recently circulated that Prussia
was seeking an alliance with Spain IL denied.
Late adyices from Rio de Janeiro state
that Count DEu has been naturalized and u now ct
OF Brazil
Baron Won Beust has publicly denied any
attempt hiss part 70 inedae LII tue questions s' 'uo
between France and Prussia
The English Admiralty has refused per-
t surgeons in the British naval service to yolun
teer for the relief of the Prussian wounded.
One Brearley, Confederate soldier, mas
,ocn orrested IN England for attempting 10 XIII Capt
Elliot an Essex Magistrate Jealousy - sara 10 nave
been the cause
The officers of the Bank Of France yes
tardiy announced an arrangement OF specii servct
for dstrbutin coin To certain estaplI-DoH'9
nn, France where employees are 10 be paid
The operatives in the iron mines at Dysart
,ni ooh Gey IN Scotland have informed llelr en-
naycrs that they have arranged 20 strike Inc uIi'
nof,Im of the strikers is higher pay or shoiter hours
The dispatch stating that inc steamship
was destroyed by lire az LONDON was er-
roneos portion OF the cargo was 1estroyed nut the
vessel itself not badly damaged sue VIII sail vi 'o
10th for New-iork. -, =,
Experiments recently mace WIN tne
utrafleHse at ShoOburyness indtaSc .hat ."o M
,nont IL destructive at close quar- rS, Di1 nue o
troona dependent n may De anhlnihHeu "ooro t"o
Nitr1illc,seS can be gotten IN range.
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DIED


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yean, lays. daughter Of John and Pam. j. Bs'
BtookSn N Wsinssay I7L inst, at ,eloeE p n.
BRISCkgRaopP-,t g,2ps' on nGea,y aas q v v, =.
Motto. II funeral hereafter
eldest Of Geo J. and Hannsb Brri eyed y fcan
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s. thls Wednesday afternoon at 2 ocipA
CAvANSAH-A Csskn AS 5 C,ihinpe csvanolh widow Of Ne
Notice II iuu-rai hereafter
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Meose Ea J'1e only isbo OF Jimes aud Bls
Grr.n d New YORK.. aged 70 y-irs
n J. Mp Margaret Fod ~ her GOTH yei rs Of the ae Robe"
% ,,e 20, md friend, ar. respectfully avt irpeui
on weioesy oclo,A IRON the residence Of Dir T. SAh"J
Bloomfield n. J.
HgyeY-n Ierse, g on Aug g. Nathaniel Henry aged 81 yesrA
months and 10 Laws. -,
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afternoon At u oeoeS
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HorsB~A a,csensk SarA evening" igg - Pn9c,' c.%y
bell the onlr ch Of same D. ial Harriet III hoas aged "'
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pRrFIgRRw- Tuesday evening Aug o. Jenne G. VIE o. JNss
n p..ilyn,g itnybtr OF Roet aud Jennie hcerhir
Notice 70 funeral hereafter
paPtAE-Saaiculy 90 Fdlly Aug r. John B. Pheaa ,si .
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mouth, and - ttYs r,,i.,
arrival 81 p D. tram Nes-lOrk aUd New haven faoa' n
tram $50 IN. -.
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p r. u walden 2. SsJmsct. iO dfnsS'eF D. '" -
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THE PRUssIAN HEADQUARTERS.

DEPARTURE OF THE KING FROM BERLIN-THE
TOUR TO MAYENCE-ENTHUsIAsM OF THE
PEOPLE.
iPR0h OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
HEADQUARTERS OF THE KING, MAYENCE, Aug.
Sup for the German RhiDeI is cry that iarose on
che Rhine itself and become the watchword OF all
Germany l have from many different points observed
Che enthusiasm that readily took it up during the last
Is hours IN an almost unbroken journey from Berlin 10
this city Energy and good relations with some pretty
high Prussan authorities procured for Inc, week ago.
the promise Of liberty to accompany the German armies
liberty which thus far has only been granted to one
other person But, Notwithstanding the promise that
was gwen me, impossible TO obtain the
necessary formal orders until Sunday noon,
few hours before the KING and his staff were
TO leave for headquarters. II was only with
the greatest exerOn that succeeded in getting myself
ready for departure In season. 1t found my
carnage following directly In the OF the royal
1lages We passed along through the mass Of men as
sembed TO witness the departure of the King which
every minute became more dense. / saw that my only
security In keeping close behind the carriages and
gave my coachman directions to that effect which he
carried out marvelOusy well regardless Of the mpreca
lions Of tall policemen and took directly before the
dsor of the depot leading to the saloon reserved
for members OF the Royal family As the King and his
Generals only 10 pass through the saloon
90 the extra train that waiting for u.s. 1
had no sCruples in selecting that means OF get
ting 10 the train cars The King, accompanied
W his aids, Pranee Carl, Count Bismarck, aud NUMBER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
PERsONALITIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

49,. Francisco Camprador. an eminent Spanish
poet died in Havana, yesterday.
President Grant and party arrived in Clege-
land Yesterday morning The left for Long Branch last evening vs
Pittsburgh.
Henry c. Wright, speaker and writer on
ssyery peace spruslm and kindred topics died suddenly IN
Psgtucket, X l., yesterday ofapoplrrJ.
Archbshop Purcell will speak III Cincinnati.
SATURDAY. Papa nfby and other subjects pertaining 10 bis
erpenences n the Hcumenca Council
Miss Green of Alliance Ohio was admitted 10
Printing Office Washington work She
the dr female composor employed at tina, establishments
Dr. Leonard Marsh, an old resident of Burling-
fifteen professor the Unworthy II Vermont.
died yesterday He had been invalid for nearly two
Rear Admiral ). p Lee arrived at Fortress Mon
yesterday from Washington and relieved Rear Admiral Charles H.
pa, s5o has retired Of the North Al,tc Fleet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

The little ship Red White and Blue arrived at
New Lonio Monday evening
The French residents of San Francisco OBJ
served Of Napoleon on MONDAY
The German Sanitary Committee of San Fran
cisco have reunited an additional tl0O0O 10 Berlin
THE Georgia State Agricultural Convention
met In Atlanta yesterday The ATTENDANCE Nothing import
apt was done except The adoption Of Constitution
The contract for furnishing the Post Office De-
narent envelopes and wrapper four from the
~ dv Of ct0.r next yesterday the
m 10 Messrs Dempsey Toole Of bngon, bid tai 90
per annum
The National Executive Committee of the
Tnon League America viii meet AZ the Union Club Chest
nui Philadelphia on MONDAY next - noon The sroau 70 rpf,,n
elections = steadily Increasing
Extraordinary preparations making IN
po,,.moub H. the funeral which will take
pee today the Episcopal Church seyeced that the marines
Portland With The Manchester Guards
non ytpg Portland and the Grand Army Of the RpbBs. WI do
n dufV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
MINE

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE C0NyEN-
TIoN-NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR.
BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 16.-The Democratic
State Convention which adjourned over from Portland
met here to-day the Hon f. f. Pllsbury in the chair
letter was received from Franklin Smith declining
a denomination. Gen. Charles w. Roberts Of this city
was put in nomination for Governor receiving ali but
two out OF 673 votes.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Reoed administration has proved failure has
them
counptOn them Republican Of Government but IN
established military despO trying thereby
uime the people thereof aud make them subent 60 h
wicket rule.
Rerd Ta. The nary expenses oihe General and state Gov
enen,s vee ali precedent clulOn by the
number sud salaries Of ohce In this We Ind
Of the Of system which rapidly corupng
public rObbng the labor Of the bread hi earned h en-
dangering the liberties Of the people.
RsoSd That act passed nv last Legislature which withdrew
from people School Districts this State the right
regulate the mode Of educating their children they e best one
ahnfge the nights
ebrogates q time honored Law Of this state . -,
That the f for mainly ior the teneh OF the
wealthy and onopos trade Is the night Of the people
the thoughtful consideration OF zoe people
that the ssboaT Of Maine
and daily sraton and the refusal OF
the Republican Administration afford adequate legislation
regulation the OF Intoxicating liquors they opposed 10
the Probtory Law and the restoration 81 state conau
An anti ami resolution Of confidence the MONT
nations also adopted
The nomination Of Gen. Roberts received with "A
salute OF artillery. A ratification meeting was held IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
THE u.mARoNECK RIOT

Hugh Riley of Morrisana. alias Crooked
Nj, and John Burns were arrested yesterday, and
committed to the County Jail TO await the son OF inc
Grand Jury charges OF having poem IN 'u'
w., =, Mamaropeck According 10 tho complaint pre-
-. TO-, play Rurns and others. they went TO
ihn pasSenee Of Mr. Wilson Friday got into the
cellar A. it believed under the 81 Soc ', VINE.
~ naF for them and companions AMI That on
finding themselves disappointed tae1 commenced ne
p1o,u..os. Thay neat proceeded " Arsa >As kAasle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17

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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship SiYaior Nj Slvannsb m's 80 "a.
>simsl siriogt. Couch Richmond og F"nl 'i N'f'A No.
AMI Dass
.Ship Ksler. Alien. S,n Francisco ADui a. si@
Brig Harp Bangor, unb-..
Bug Mara t.sy hurihu Windsor, - Jays phsef
AND CDATwfsE
Gen Washington. ROckhDd Elgai WoOle-. FiN1achee
ssners provli-.c. NJ Hand gsri nsr
N. g. To Providence Aaglef. Ntr~aip
i ". Ksam Hewhiv-n. LcsTo. nht,h"inplh
Anna sophia 81 sbeihnort savannah ahtip f'pn.
E,mirs Rogers. Virginia tongeS ftlAs's't-hh
IA, Nc,,aIs D. N li0H I.hza' hporA
M,uto FIz,,etbp,ft Bp~ion Bhzil-thport.
Helen Elx.b-tl bort Com. HssTney Biilalsshposk
Alice oakes GafIniner e. ". ffasiey S,g Hsrtor
Dr. Franklin, New Lonioa Await Profnfo's
Heen Providence. ihtpfnia, "h
Harbluger Pat River Ntfor. hadorj
Gale. Providence. ; = 'IO'lsm .m'h
J q. Person stamford h = bly, H0Nh
Vetsnds, New bedDri siflh lrDnis', ysrliner
VIM. Denning, Cabs tlora Nag Caltr
Jacob Raymond New Bedford Y H. wilson ffO'1rne~
d. q. Acken STANFORD Li.eu birn's "-f"h
Samuel Crorkes. Ptytuc,et. Lhis Aifms 70 ii''t
WooIey Co b. >trong PrIglisoe
l.. A. rOles. NOrwllA. Lane A'sl'si
BELOW.
Ship Tumcuntaiu Williams Liverpool NY @ise .,,..
D. Jones. No Is
SAILED.
sam-hips-Cleopa for Savanoah N'grs 81 Richmond ship
Polar star % London. Barb Yarmouth TOT "st'ltOni
WIND-Sunset Light, s. W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosror Aug. l6.-Arrive brig Ruth. from bJnion
CU,RLBsros Aug l6-Arnyed. steamship M1llan from Wv
Lewis Clark ron balumoei r H. Je1mHgs tom DS
FOREIGN PORTS
QuYpSsTows Aug l6-The aeamh Lbens from Sew-f ot Nc
liverpool at O'Clock this afternoon AT sh
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PORTUGAL.
THE LATE POLITICAL CoNCLAvE-THE SPANISH
THRONE QUESTION,
PORTUGAL

LISBON, Tuesday, Aug. TO, 1910.
The journals of this city deny the report
that meeting OF the chiefs OF all parties called by Duke
sadanha was occasoned by Spanish note saying that
the landing Of English troops at Lisbon would DO oonsd
cred easus be The journals also deny that Don Fer
nando has been urged to give his reply within twenty
four hours as to whether he will accept the throne OF
Spain. Yesterday all the Spanish political refugees in
this country returned to Spain The English feet leaves
tomorrow. Its destination is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Richard Wallis, age Z, was drowned accident
.llv In Boston, Monday.
VIM Haggerty, age 49, fell through the Lowell
p.;o.d bridge on Monday aud was drowned
Patrick Kane, professional gardener of Con
L n shot himself yesterday IN Of Of melancholy and vii prob
ably lie. ~,
Mine situated destroyed BY Gre the 10Th
inst EiG, Or irty houses were burned
Mr. Nckndrews aged CO. was killed last
..hiif' ~ ne tT,ek Of the Pro,ideav- sud Worcester
~ a. VA NoyneSsri W Ia. tssS-"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
THE MISSION TO ENGLAND.

DECLINATION OF MR.. FRELINGHUYSEN-THE PO-
sITION OFFERED TO SENATOR rRUMBULL.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.--The Post of this evening
saws that Mr. Frenghuysen having concluded TO decline
the mission England, President Grant has offered the
place to Senator Trumbu II is understood Judge Trum
hn Will not acccnt preferring % remaIn IN tho oenlte
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ATTACK ON JUDGE M'CUNN IN IRELAND.



LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 16, 1870.
On the 18th inst, during the celebration of
the raising OF the siege Of Londonderry, Ire
iand' Judge McCunn Of New-York City was on
VISIT TO Coleraine, town few miles east Of London
derry While at the railway station accompanied by two
priests, Mr. McKenna one Of the editors of The Baa
star and some other friends mob OF Orangemen made
An assault upon him and his companions Mr.. McKenns
was roughly handled and others Of the party hurt
but the Judge managed to escape without serious injury