New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

the infantry ofcerS. no, from any military institution h,s
ron tie militia In conclusion he woah give the hsslf
81 he fs;her Ct the New York Militia Mr. W. ron,ki,s
Ihs Prosdcn, In giving IL ninth regular toast sadk
Wa TIE ten thousand ionsuci
til csrysrs,s -iu:.srs,o o. CT ,Sy~Yrs. lc.u.
iih Hs@sa Der sale. Ii. richest reward Of lie .slS
Drank standing with all the honors-
isih. 7 ErfA q Con Saa4.
Drrnk with three times three
TIE President announced the thirteenth AMI las rega,f
Isl T. sae Ms-e7y q ~ fila csarsdn :. Mo.
Thi. toast wss drank in mOusuial silcaee.
n.ior TsTrswoTth. who servei during the rndsr
Cart Na- Linda OF the Albany Company and ngs ,As
only surviving officer OF the company responded tie
W. have met together 10 day for the purpose 0, eou
ueuorane bin ant epoCh IN the history Of coaav
81 epoch in which nearly 81 prcSen; bore coascaoas
and moet of important pst; ani feel proai hs,I
cen eorsc;entcusly rank myself among the paspaiors.
Six YEAR sgo day. the American army-of whch oar
own II ceai raeG portion inferred the Cy OF Mex
ic-lhe Halls of the Mcn'ezunas the second iorsza
army If invasion since the osst nee OF thar unfortunate
counrv Certsiuly there ere rmisscences, hsppy aaf
sad connected with that evca Los Hs glance At some
Of them. kgst, let Us revert 70 the day previous, ae
18Th Certainly not one h.,e WHO wis WIN Us ca saas
day but has TIE even, ndlby stamped upon hi' mem.
orv SIX YEAR ago YESTERDAY s0ar,se, ou- rginea.
lying in { ditch within supporting distance OF Danns
battery And how many who were with Us on thai occs
sion now sleep their las. sl,Cp, But let us pas the
sad thought Six yesrs 40, Yesterday, sad The New
York L, sment was under The walls OF Ch.pai'eec anN
icusy awaiting the order % advance on ihS; si II
tsecIate Castle. with VII. alacriy ani llngn .
that order oboyed when given. history has a. "a os
mony. Who among us can ever forget tnst day WAC
can forget the order OF oar gaat General % casrye
Tie Cssile II be Storm 4 Whist thr.l-lls u
carTan thru uCb the breast II every man IN the re mnt
when he aEnoun,cmen, was made The shSliA sfape
and aud mu,ketry ., the enemy, were csryins
death IN or rsnls Many gallant eOmgaGe "5is tho
dust" But dd We waver ior moment No History
says that the ag OF the Epre ssae-hat tas whch Is
before tater and tornwss the nst 90 float over thu
Castle And it was But WI, regiment was AZ ionn
I'd for he purpose Of supplying oars Ives w.sh ANNA
rou AID making other IN pdraiion- for the attack On
he G,y0 e. bti - what sad spectacle wa ;hcnc
hbit,di Where gallant leaaer. Col Baxter; the
brave Van Linda the heroic Piers9n, kSd and over
one bundled If cur patriotic men Scattered over .hs
Green swarG in front OF tho Castle aad on the rcky
heht. !. aiding 70 &C. They had willingly and ra,loa.
calls Welded up their lives in defense Of good cause.
Il Is quite Any for 20 speak % the atF OF tho
foy.'.-rroiahy one OF The most severe in the whole
csmpacr-whoIo between 80 and 90 OF our gallant com
rades lost th,r lives Let rs revert to more pleasing
rtniusctucCs. The next morning az daylight, II YOU
will when although we were amply preparsd Tor mo
euemv and were willing 70 meet hun the sight Of tho
white deg borne by I'VE sressGis carried joy 10 our
H. Antcprcns Of comfortable qaartcss rest, aud
a degree If comfort, came wildly before Us fumes Of
cor rrous coffee, beet sOuD and ohr Injuries 81 solder
liz. sssei,d our nostriIs aud lest. though not lsst the
smiles OF Ir,y sonoiitas were oa-cry csvcied and hence
lhc diffusion I'll joy throughout our ranks tai tc hight
ad eudsai And whtn the o,dCr was glven t. fd in
with what aacrty did every men obey. with what elias
ti,y dd every triad oNct the paNem'nts OF the city,
ana what cheers Il, RANKS we entered the
Grand psfs and there behold proudly floating over The
National Palace the beloved Stars aud Srpes Il Is the
anniversary o that event that we are assemble here To-
e, Ia anil " lie we ar. do ny suare In.
dueug in Injuries and oly lei not forget the brave
,,nfad, who sacrificed their lives on tla occasions but
while their abs,n % the festive board, et us
i.el prood that we had surh nob' valen' and Wiling
hearts 20 sacrifice in dCt,nso OF American honor ana
liberty.
The email number 81 our regiment that have been rer
mted 10 ioin MS today il an eyi ence OF tie vsni
81 min. lz hack llrr- ~
sey ycnrs ago. when Misunderstanding 900 men
In New Yolk barbor fill o life spr- and happiness
What change since then Scarcely 800 Of ~ remain
Where are BAXTER. Gallagher. Van . Linda Piorson,
Baxey Chandler Floyd, Griffin Horny, Rafferty,.
Bromer Boy L. and nearly 900 ncn commits ioncd OH ora
aud pyoics They are moi her. 60 partc ae with ~ IN
the ics OF this occasion THOR gallant deeds NV
lumins the pages Of the history II country They
sleep heir fast seep-hey have fought their ast bat e
Brother soldiers, il IL the duty of every American eli
TO protect his country, II nec' sary to sacrifice MS
life in doftnseof her honor. L j. duty rendered noun
bent upon him; our fogeiathers endured unparalleled
hnr hps, and sacrificed their sacred lives IN establishing
home COR us aud would We be- worthy 10 be called Their
dscndnn,s neglected to protect then legacy aed SUI
tain liz honor No Therefore the part borO In tho
war with AexicO let consider that duty and While
We feel proud that have performed duty let 4 be
ride of satisfaction. And Ia my opinion nothing should
he satisfactory to American, than to DO sensible
that be has eliOrmed duty 30 his country And brother
odiCrs let u always be prepared to d, that duty over
gain, il Necessary
Twill not tire your patience any longer will say bat
few wOId. more. | have omitted, tir, 10 make any
mtuOn Of dear to as al one who parti' paed 10 AL
our hrrdshrs- who guided all our operations, and to
whOse s0dieTy facilities the county Is indebted for tue
briiancy of the campaign In Mexico Twin therefore
Tse liam Of Geu,yp Sv,-H. former life has been Of
hs oountrym.y L future be bsd With heath AID
Received with loud applause and music
Col. Burnham was then called Tor. AID after neat
'0s, F,i,rd IN sr-wno resdy TO receive open
rrns srl ct Tor annersioo. lcheeisI
The health Of Capt. Debrougb Of Louisiana, was then
given.
Maer Hell replied and handed in $40. contributed By
Major Dudley OF Massachusetts Tor the relief Of the sick
If tie New York Volunteers
The heath OF Gen. Ward Burnett then given, aud
drink with uurOarOus APP laugc - which he rcphod In
obeergp vein and thanked them heartily for tbs honor.
After other ard speochos. tho Volunteers proceed
ed the Broadway Thoater at the invitation Of Manager
Nanhal.
MrErING OF THE SOomTT OF FRHNDs or CUIL AID RE
LIoIous LIBERTY Mortimer DO Motto President in tho
Chair Acr the reading Of reports that OF the Com
niliee nominated TO compliment Professor Forest pre-
sontod Atsr explaining the offer made to him and his
sal receive any pecuniary assistance to deuy bis
penses and establish himself in Genoa the aoIt Of tho
Society wa directed to the assertion Of Of that days
papers which stated that the Government OF PA lmont
wa creating ob-ac- TO the reception Of the citizen named
by our President for the Consulshp Of Genoa The
tracts nom tho papers al by the Secretary Mr Mac
AuIltn
Mr. Konkng said that the Presd nj u the United States
wBs responsible TO the different Governments .or tbs cool
lohaycr Of ose rprebc natives GId agents rent by him
abroad that Mr Forest vel and ayoraby known
IA our Republic, person upon whom the Prcsdse.
and eli our fellow citizens could r,ly The opinion Of the
President upon such matters Of far imporane
tlan tlae Of any rriyate nj v1nas What his lei. ~