The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-06

tsat government .hoh affords refuge y As stranger
A ssyiun TO tbs opprssssd and tbs full enjoyment Of
eDsS,sncd civil and religious liberty. New LsfAysttss
De Kalbs s,subsns, Koscuskos and Montsomer,s would
bright fosds of besutful Gag. We would ali then
bsceps IN feeling and !. action United Americana In,
tie Dsrcspsry hosts IA could b. ssthsred. sv.ry
empire Of the old world stripped Of its last
See6le 70 r.i:e hirslng armies for our overthrow
YOU have begun TO day compsted any base American
shouh rsiss bis sserlsgious band to mutnts It in tbs
sent 4 a. asioroS. o"t.sss What should you DO my
couptrymen II the destroying hand Of any wretch as
rsed this happy Unions have entire confidence that
whether he Who msditaiss such an outrage ma
tonal prosperity pursuss bis infamous design - open
his foul .obems .uooss.fa he viii BE- srrestsd sxnosed
and ebbeted through the heroic and ncurrupble effort
Of some new Pauldng, Williams, or Van Wart
During the delivery Of the address. the following gen.
tlemsu weIe preeentwashpgton Irving, Esq the vene
rsb u plain John Rome aged eighty three bearing the
dish out Of which Panding. Williams and Van wart ate
tuIe General Storms, Mr.. Hasbrouck. James w. Serb
ner, H. d., Amos r. Clark, Allen Newman, N. Holmes
Odei, WIN y. Van wart Bella s. squires, andAa host Of
At the conclusion Of the address Mr. Brady was loudly
cheered.
The Rev Mr.. sxz of Unonville, gave the benedicton
When the ceremonies we're ended, the Committee Of
Arrangements entertained party Of eighty gentlemen at
aud after sumptuoas repsst in Wilson's STYLE had
ample justice done TO it, tie " feast Of and the
now OIL soul. was enjoyed Tor some hours.
We not space for the given the aston
Roner the following anDecdote:- On the morning of
the capture, Paulding Williams and Van Wsrt went
early t. his Ohe Captains) mothers house, who fur
Iisbed them with breakfast OF pork and beans,
in large pewter dish such then in
in the farm houses They despatched their meal
amongst the bushes by the brook and and
captul cd Andre Upon this John Paulng returned to
Mrs Rower's and said, Aunt Polly, have caught
great British ,ficer To which that thrifty lady
aged Captain, then lad, for the dish which
he has since preserved and the relic attracted the
attention Of thousands Monday, Is did the original
andre pare
The TREE under which Andre was searched struck
by lightning upon the very day that the news Of Ar
nods death reached America and curious coincidence
that John Paulding the capto on that day ap
preaching Tay town. and passing The tered trunk
he met his sister Miss Pauding coming from the village
He told her that the tree down she told him the
news, Benedict Arnold is dead" Mrs. Utter, whose
lows which Andre executed is still living in Tar
rytown.
The Irving house, in which the dinner served
stands upon the commanding site of the late Irving 1as
tuie near to the monument base. 1t is fitted in ele
gsnt style contains fifty beds and furnished and at
tended with great regard to comfort and regularity 1t
contains at present very select party, including Mr.
IpmermaBn Mr.. Cotheal and sisters the accomplished
and beautiful Misses Praul Mr. Putnam and family from
New York, with many others.
Our reporter indebted to its proprietor Mr.. Wilson,
The Committee or Arrangements and the residents gener
ally for every attention and facility for dscharRng his
duty wE6n in Tarrytown The Monument Associate
w'l We think, be now aided by Americans Of every
State