New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
object Of the meeting Several scntsnen rrs'''' SUI
as,ribed toward the stock.

Tur RKy. HrsRY WAND BxnonHR AND TVS
rrxs or PLYMOUTH CauRou.-festerdAy iV's"ee"'
previous 70 the delivery OF his aiscon"e' ~o
NJ, Roecher took occasion 30 make some
:, rotsr,rce IN h,s remarks Of Sunday hSh' WV
coo uo s,a,ed that, no far rs the trustees o, s'e
CS,...h ,s,a concerned he willingly retraeed Ill ea'
=. "a .a,a ,onobipe them but 90 far as MS remsh'
.s.,.a ,bs great principles underlying the crcums'an
- ns ,ba case. he could not afford 70 take oaeA
80 ord .'I now understand said he, that there
as no attempt TO limit check free speech thss tne
only declined exercising the functions OF the
entire Board, because but portion OF their NUMBER
were present, informally acting upon other m"''sr"'
and with no organization or right 10 act as trustees,
and that, as the application was made 70 them
be,een nine and ten O'Clock of the night, when they
conld not call meeting in regular manner. have
slso r.ceved 4 fullest sssursnrom several Of those
who declined 70 act that il the matter had come before
them in a regular manner, and at regular meeting,
there would have been doubt that the house might
have been obained. now desire TO retract Whatever
said last Sunday night in relation to the Trustees and
the action Of the Trustees. need scarcely say that
while cheerfully and gladly make this retraction in
behalf of those members Of the Board Of Trustees con-
cerped would no. in any other respect weaken
word that said. But one word more. II ~ my con-
stant er deavor among you 10 be fearlesey aithiai
both in the encouragement Of good and In the reouKe
of evil The more love you and In proportion as You
are near to me in personal friendship, shall always
deal decisively and faithfully with wrong doing"
| PLYMOUTH CHURcH.-The Trustees OF this church,
il is stated have sent in their designations In conse-
auence of structures by the pastor In regard TO their
action in refusing the use Of the church 10 Wendell
Phillips to deliver bis lecture entitled " Plea for tae
Dissolution Of the Union"
SuIc1pE-A man named Lewis c. Rogers, whose
family re ided in Dekab avenue, uear Spencer street.
committed suicide in an clubhouse, at the rear OF the
corner Of Bedford avenue and Hickory street, on Saiur
Sav night last He il represented as having been an
incorporate man. His wife it appears died In giving
birth TO sn infant the previous evening. He left the
house at midnight and calling some Of her reativet
| informed them Of the fact aud went away. Nothing
was seen of him until Sunday morning, when his life
less body was found in the place above stated. He
was in q sitting posture and open razor was lying
by bis eide. The main artery OF toe left arm wa
severed in two places and his throat was cut YER
dict of death by suicide was rendered.
| AZ ACT OF CoURTEsY.-On Saturday, Chief-Engi
Decker of NswYork loaned Victory Engine Company
No 10 Of WeDbueh douoledeck engine OF the Carson pat
short time since the engine belonging 10 No. 10 broke
down. and also the engine belonging to No and both Of these
engines located in the hickly settled part of the city
portion Of the Thirteenth and Nineteenth Wards left
almost unprotected In of fire. On the fact being made known
Mr. Decker he placed large engine the services
No. 49, until their engine ia finished which win be
| about the first Of May.
| DREADFUL AccIDEYT-Two CHILDREN BURNED
TO DEATH-At O'Clock Saturday evening two little girls
three and Eve years children Of Mr. James
MeCoy reIidinc at NO. 1874 South burned to
BY their hes IRE with Matches with which
they playing They l'cAed In room during the