The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-24
TWO CENTS

towards the defeated force greatly his .vs~
ysIa h hT not the senei. ad%irsson Of his a.
Is 70 s9 Se as .a
o nrs,sie n General His Prefefmsn was inmsda.'y
fends the duties Of which he performed with signal dis
The the
Sn Of .hS A%y Up to s period General TayGr wa;
hsosnpsed between the early Of his fe and
district, attracting little than ohcin
B. ra sa no an o Sc oss n
Ii. the .1sss 81 Tfs OF his osphss
they were now to affect the fate Of empires to attract
tbs ro1iion Of his public service the r.i.oss b.
sis so% a. %s.
patton ~ es sss%s portsntSu; character IN as.s-
N l to pisce the forces under his eemmand
and p0I as might er sble him act most promptly
po.itiss he Rio Grande The events Which
listen They ars porSa Of T..
eneu waT Sotwss ar the s.a..
n GSnss ~ our % and that. in
m am OF Sp rs.s From this @cPsp hs his
y in ia Ps 1 So s as 6 %s IMAM i
amplsd Ispdity and brillisney. We're able I. do go
ps1 sdp, 20 the Which w M
dsah, G the arm. Of
does not remember fit of yesterday the thrill Of
yuh whss ihoashSas the whole breath Of on.
its gallant leader their Isabel and the
Sias A,s and Es.ss. ds PALM Palma ssss;
s as'. e.sSss
ss:as; Gos,s5sy iey SIN sr.lsH
heart Of The ensmys country ssIrouSaed By hostile
when our Sn' Ss 3:
the s s $ n sH, triumph a e. ! s S %ss
not reahas with a. the ,vidnss. Of the present the
least Of all, the humanity o. the General.
these eS, 9" Oh, people ssAss
the sOsier but o. trait which dsnaes
hsd bat be modest retiring and midss
va. not ito least m an IN, ss
Tss he vas M Almost :. /. was enough
ended he returned LIKE to his farm. apparently
oreIs9ent and 5spOss But in this purpose he nos
rs and hf % % s s beat
rSs, their rendered to fiS s his ressrd
be- sas epa an
Isemsa have lost Ssl pos. 1i RI.
se ss ana Sasns Lofty
the truly republican simplicity which marked his eharaets
Of eouy sssp R 70 ss
IL 70 tss touch and the Of his
twenty milton. Of rsguslie.p Called
rally encountered embArrapents in the execution Of .his
po.od While he was deeply usasd s.n The spr.
- IA and Win the mS,' the
ssss II the q Of the day and rnHy
Ing which Be pPoed 70 him for tn.
mi, sntred sphere and that. ths Ot
cal period IN the history o. our country s,s was snoase
mayed The heart But he shruns from the
dr n s ss capacity 70 mss ss sTi.. he threw S%a
On s hs I sarps.. S tn S sa
the s.rssi 10 not ., p1r 80
the Of the p DsSIss
which had ssSs a t. ana % SU.s
that glorious unon whose Gag he hal 50 often borne sief
purpose surrounded by the respect and admiration of
people. and with hear. sss,ins high In a.pratos %
for ,ss grps,1 and s:ry 81 oar h:
~ s % shn s n sy Of the o. t.ss.
stns h.w impressive The lesson this land
part Of Us is the example Of the Hon on &
and & s sa a, &c
sT y g sy. .srs0s h.
ee said distinguished sstemsn, an occasion similar
% Thu incidental 70 free institutiors pcr.p. The
" differ brethren o. he same great fraternity holding
seod q country Let differ With This Day:
aIsss as in iT5 .a T' .vs +
conao,-hov stuie. the hsrssness o. angry ascasosi
!Ssir. .: ps,ss
that While we Iih s and
judge the ee.rs Of draw line arouaS
ssrI sssy an. ssi ss Sss.
item. hR Rs bis srP darn :. 80. r:i
siS:' myself .iiss; ,ss md Wick
rrst tie sSstisTsd y the sone.se altar sss
s a Us sS- anti Ss "a ss 70
Providence vh- alone has power soothe the wounded
ti and 20 heal the bruised and brokan heart To this
END the the sympathcs
uraysng To their Oscillation EARTH no truly may Ne
arrly the Language Of the poet-
but there are hearts that bleed for thea
In va. which glory cannot quolL
And shuddortng think Of victory
Where one 40 dear, 40 dsuntless fcit.
where shall they heel essf
Whom cease 60 hear thy CHERISHED nanst
Time cannot teach fofSetfulnsss,
while grefB full heart IL fed BY fame.
Alas ! for them, tho not for thee
Ttey cannot choose but weep the more.
Deep for the dead. the grief must be.
Who ne'er gave cause u before"
After the shove eloquent and impressive grafton vas
concluded during the delivery Of which the talented
orator was frequently spplaudsd tbs company .--e-
bsd md the crowds In waiting gradually withdrew,
ana the troops marched home TO the sound OF drums
and ffes.
POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.
The Chisf Of Police under the orders Of the Mayor,
made most excellent arrangements for the accom-
daiion 81 The public number Of rowdy feo~ ~ers,
during the day. TAKEN into custody and several pick
pockets were arrested and secured for balance of
the day In order TO protect the pockets OF the any
persons on whom they would. beyond q doubt have
practiced their professional skill slight misunder-
siending occurred between the " United Americans-
and the Hibernian Society" during the time Of the
procession In Broadway near Spring street but vas
tcon hsrmonized by the interference 81 the police au
thorities Another also occurred BY some other par
ties near Anthony street, In Broadway, which vas