New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
Vol. XIII. No 1000.


History Of Trinity Church in petition from
~ AZ aors he Co-.~on Cos ef e cry y See fe,. ., n,
The rs.r,eifaiy n 10 be pf.yei o. m 81 ne
hop.shs ody ,. 20 he eItsn.ion Of
Asny,, through Trinity Churehysrd -, Law. "a D,...pt
As .. connected revolutionary history .
he earliest e ,Gs .Ds the ne. Great
Britain 10 ii7s tie regiments oonoetsa ~ ,e Amos
aSs IS 81 sS men the m;oy them Of Germ.a and
sOnsed be baird 81 s ' rs a. the day
IKE ,nts marched from the County o, on s =, % Of ts
eys core Of COO msn voted ey SonssS on S
Cry ofNswfSt PohH NAM. aBd The basne either Ell on
BE sss o. ~ For Wellington OF the 18th Of
Nbe Ii76 or sptared that disastrous occasion aud
Srche down City Here they IL eomr7n 9Th aou. nds
fellow peo suffered unheaTd eferae in The PF''n'
' be- Of Col Hease scpe consisting of eight eqqp.
nice afeed severely Fort whngon Death on the aed or
70 u, he Green hiiiso the Cosorus
frs AID a51isI 8arns Of this regiment then but s yssr
the city prisons with ne survivors Of BIS s
hope e standing No Bowery in eonse1snce Of me Sc
MaicfGtursl William Alexander Lord Stirling who was thea
oa prisoner having beer shortly before esarsa on ,s
mi 6 ne that nsens5e 70 the SAL saeT s4nf
bed Eoer s mentioned nabd 70 'iaio iher cap
t,.ty ioI tGeI remains w9sa des4 - .h, A.
E,pF the Lut faith TIE graveyard that ae
sou .djoinins Trinity Church tsubse91eny the e
enc Gnu En- , S been ss oee ED 10 he Son
I'd ,or.y tiieS tie .eeup,Sn o. ae ''' ' we
therefore m.de TO obtain ace OF 'Io
Chls9 Of Of yoSf To- s more
particularly being h more immediate comrades such care Is ne
o. h. psi tbe following buried the nOrthweern
portion the uould At that tine eo,tering on a. - E
MeCar (of Col Richard MeAiers regnen from the ',le
county, died Of wounds received at Fort washington ana ~ ~
'qTS m o,3r to e that these partly
the History Of County O. YcIk ey sps and ps
ZOE the uaTrs rsuinacere OF the old veteran Who ID ae
early dsy OF the w'tfT Won't 70 Ieiste IN. stoy o. m O
To th soldier tg resting place OF h coarade L soasecaed
by the erory tbe s The Conflicts tn sscr.acs sac te '
s,is lc they have shoulder to shoulder encountered s
feels his honor ess By that moupe OF EARN gna m @ 10 he
eeup,yymcu place ssced memories and never t2 mo en
forset hen duty blood which cenenied the Foundations Of
'h can ar was prolific where those who fell
were xhumed committees sent by their surviving eoniaas' ana
Permit me 10 7, q fac in this oonnestion ,,,r; r;h
for The henicsn TI " .nd nn-S the
Penpsysn In be battle seGn oSS0Irs s
% % to ibc Mexican his fe al and eomrde so dead
BY his e d gg III. esas BODY pa:
Of sPur when bal STRUCK Inn a 9 var F5 Wv. the
q andson Michael Zurich Of the captured soldiers OF f0r
Shall The Stern heart rough nature Of soldier bea' with 50
haovcd felus AID shalt the citizen the etonah anu INC
sad the the City Of desecTates the graves Of
,1icS S't b. ,sbss Of the ldiers oflberty!
Tkse patriot .idiers who iPein ne & n
iv died Tax from n home They laid cow ihe hyes "a
te vouh They lei for them Their silent dust
It ereoTo ny duty and privilege to address
and @ ,iy days were familiar green hills which they last
looked upon hen to defend yolr city Civ n Now
YORK Of these ayr. OF our & Ss
be left in peace IN ,h Iy' "h''' B4RNiTz BACON
No l67 Broadway. Feb. g la5i
I the Icepop wonderful work of art WI DC open
NJ BSSTsSb viii lecture Daring the week the
new Panorama Of the Me with the original MisssipPb
ceThe members the Regen' Union Association are
bbS noi6d special meeting their Lds. Room %
SUNDAY MoREiNS h Of FeP ct tehs The members
oftb Mechanc Association and OF Poies
em bic late residence of Jsc.On and Front st'
epathyA CardDI GG }i ssa RpP@ a o. p rnS
tton Of nehOd has resumed business at No ~ Last
yTne lands Of the Petersville Association located
10 The Town Of New Rochelle accessible TO the Gs
twG Icb io.eber with the barns viii % the mem
without additional chas the DTes ely monthly
psyments The beautifully elevated no sS am. ana S
& ,hae sn was pufcsased but
win sdn Of any change O IN ,S y. RS Of Obtaining plat
ground such extraordinarily sdvsnt4ega' ey moSpAY
EVFSiSS corner Of Broad az and Grands' ~ . ,,..
h'LN'-''' '''" T. POTTER, President No HAnOveF-t
Pgnoto. of %sss s ss ssqGs.''
Village h 81 ns 70
.OesOn are hsa every y Hall The property by
The Association the VILLAGE Of NentoTn :, ne' from
n S, and Fahns Railroad The for
will he only equal interest IN worth o
inproyement Persons wishing to become IN m oes ana
infonton At the of the officers OF the Assoeaon
e'''' y ~ KETCHAM, President, No Libery-psce
NFkB. NJ WILSON No 10 SouthH
Holm HAYWARD No. 276 Grand st n, os.
WIN McDONOUGH No llS Nassau 81 orasn oIce
.ss srh HE iss ?i;S
held Al their new 1876 Bowery on MONDAY
F ~ Every particularly requested TO attend Inc
isolation il rapidly filling and all who desire to avail
of It's adv sutages should do 40 a. once ,h. linz n
NJ. hich hes been selected situated upon the ine OF
b " m,borsh and Cypress Hills Plank Road between cooper
- three the ferries The whoe cost VI
sommSsiou Lot equal interest in 5000 worth Of
merits will be only $50 - ...,,., =, ,bis u,oetine or
Of any Of he officers Of the Association ~ . u,,,,,,h
JOVN WILSON President No 2S7 south od, "i!'auNo"e"
'0'' CHss YouSG Secretary, No ia Fulton'st'
ALpEyus BANISG No. lbs Spr.ngst
u s HOLMES No Avenue ID
HENRY S. SMITH No Murrsyet