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

ne esnpasy parsd ana the first three concealed ths
seed the near the brook mentioned above,
whilst the last named four took their position upon the
In little time Psslding, williams ana Van waft, saw
waking bis horse and they msdatsy ehslsngsa him.
His Of mind him. he did not produce the
pass given BY Arnold sad after an nssctua psrley the
yeomen arrested him. Pauding presenting his muskes to
"Thsn came the trial Of our eountry,s truth"
The major offered the rough Of Wssschester an
unheard Of by them they permitted him to 60
free. His watch his purse and At last two thousand
guineas were rendered When he mentioned the latter
sum, John Paalding nobly replied az you gave ten
thousand guineas would not release you"
he then thsn under the large Ire. and h Sss
he was spy, and made him take OF his boots. Nothing
norable papers were taken, half from each, from be-
tween them and his feet and thus American freedom
secured dreadful crisis in the revolution safely passed.
and our destiny perhaps rendered permanent BY this
one act of simple honest heroism.
The fight Of Arnold to England and the regretted but
necessary execution Of Andre known to all read
general oaacers Fad sentenced him Rocslsnd county
the place OF execution Is from the observatory ut
the top Of the Irvine House, Tarrytown.
Our infant Congress was not slow to appreciate the
ambe and resolution were adopted after wa hing.on had
learned and transmitted their names =
In CONGRESS, November 3, 1850.
efNeE York, JOIN Paaidns, David william and Isaac
d s @ SaS s the
his return the American lines the character
o een hs%
ans G n% TO a ss
q ss sn s
from ~ n,
and patriotic conduct said John psuldng David vii
@ Il %
two ne sOa, in specie e. an mt In
Hs 'ns
mO
paiG" and forward them to the Commander Chief who
's fidelity .nd %
eminent service they have ndered the country.
The State Of New York also gave farm to each upon
which they lived and reared vrtuous and honored fami
lies.
After this very slight sketch of the danger and the
deed the action OF the Monument with regard
to the site end ceremonial day In larry town, win be more
fully understood.
THE FOURTH OF JULY-THE PROCESSION AND
GRAFTON,
Come pext in order The dawn of the morning Of the
Fourth ushered in by the Simultaneous discharge of
ros at Points OF the village an
powder was lept dry, and made tremendous noise In
few hours after commenced the dischargng Of musket
ry, pistols and the firing Of salutes accompanied by the
pleasing dverslfcaon of the explosion burning OF
cry description Of fire works that the most experienced
pyrotechnsts could supply.
The wsrke feelings engendered by the smell Of the vile
gnnpowder were eifectualiy subdued by the cocks
sef h h.d the loving Of the herds and the xang
renced the full fierce Of the motto, ce toga arn
The bells of the different churches rang out merry
and The rain anu az ~ rru
town crowded with the comfortable country wagons
ont ,ba narr dL as 81 wv, PEI
tiers of Westchester Rockand and all the other ties
We're s ea 'e ny al
niss baI rta "a - sIioas n Th utapa
attraction was tho ontar @ata ~ +%a Tive W, fo
hh ~ woe snS outeI sate u .ne i.vlne nouse, iIo
AZ he ost aa
Tested, and at little before that hour,
THE PROCESSION
Wss Io' nee, IN ire following order -
Captain Jacob Storms, Grand Marshal Of the day,
Assisted by his Aid, Daniel K. Sherwood
Then came band, followed by
Order Of United Americans,
consisting of
Pauldrg Chapter No 10 Westchsster Chapter No. 81,
Band,
Ringgoh Chapter No &c, Republican Chapter No. SO,
Brigadier General Lockwood and his staff.
Jefferson Guarda-Lockwood Guards.
Sschrngam Gnardf-kembe Guards, and
Wayne Guards, attended by their bands
Captain Titles Compsnywashington Grays, New York;
captain sbarpe.s Company OF the Contnsntals,
with their bands. Then came the
Sihcers snd Soldiers Of The Revolution in carriages.
Surviving relations of Pauding, Williams and Van Wsrt,
in carriages.
Aid
soIomons Lodge No 1876 Of the Ancient and Honorable
Fraternity Of Free and accepted Mssons, and Visiting
wa,oh.. ~ preuies. !.
Committee of Retention In carriages
Oratora of the Dav Reader of Tho noclsrat;on NJ
IrSener sence IN .arr;saas
Sleonv U,,,or, "a NJ 100 - a. oa r.
SePy iouw iei NO. ioI OF .ne independently Vsosr oi
hecnaoiies and Visiting Brethren
Visiting PYetbren
Officers of the A,soc;atjop IN "a
Committee of srraupements in rarr;aoas -9Clerov in
csrTiages
por.rI.rD ''ses' -, 9,
DcNepeI ~ naysofoucke Esq OF the SomPtrohsr =
once, IN Albany, In charge OF the Andre papers,
followed in carriage
Judiciary of the COUNTY.
Members Of the Bar Medical Profession and Members
Of the Press
The kipr al TO march uos oyen nv tbe orerro ~ +ha
nn,;oral aa, 60, a. -, - :! s =. I. 49, 49,
49, nes Ioi, 'ne poe on TOP Oh tne irVne Rouse
wren gun was red ana the procession Dne composed
OF about seven Thousand citizens moved in the follow
ing route down Cortlandt to Main up Main
street to Washington street through Wa shuvton sree
n Frank; lin st,eat - Ewarl,;. 49, a. - 49,
mn broadway IN the site of Tho ,or,mont az tba
~ And,e oyn,rS -, - - -
Tho s,,Siv;nn t;s 81 ~. p,a,. .o.o..
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