New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

vosn TO TIE Constitutional Government, 10 the Union Of
Fathers and to Liberty, and that h'g with s is,s We will
with Heavens blessing d. feud from nsut and trea"n
BIZ. WATSON. ieut.-Col Comn'n hdr.
stb Rso,ment Massachusetts Volontee' Mi itil
To RuTrs sToRY JoaE Ii. WATSON, HENRY Pa AIT, Bergen
Point. N. j.
FLAG RAISING IN THE EIGHTH WARS, Brooklyn.
A beautiful Flag, with pennans l6rty feet long,
WAS raised on Friday afternoon, on the new buildings
of the Greenwood Baptist Chvrch, corner Of Fourth
avenue and Fifteenth street, The exercises were held
10 the lower part Of The bUildiug which crowded
Several patriotic songs sung, in fine style, by
number of young ladies from the Public Scho No. TO-
led by the Principal, p Rouget, esq. Dpmyer was
offered by the Rev. Mr. Page and interesting and elo-
ouent addresses were made by the Chairman Geo. T.
Hone. esa Rev. Mr.. Pierce, joe. Coffin, esq.,, Rev.
DIR. TAYLOR Rev. DR. Clark, Rev. Mr. King, and w.
H. Burleigb, esq. The flag was raired by Captain
McClane of the Eighth Ward Police, and saluted with
nine rousing cheers. The meeting was altogether
complete success All left with increased love to our
glorious old flag.
FLAG RAIsISG AT WEsIcBEsTER.-Tbe patriotism
of the people of Westchester was demonstrated on
Thursday evening by the raising of beautiful flag,
which was presented by the ladies' to the Fire Com
pany No. of Westchester. very patriotic address,
delivered by Mr.. J. Ruodent was listened to with
much interest After the address the remen exhibited
their engine, which seems 10 be n very fine
We invite the attention of residents Of this city
and Brooklyn who Were formerly citizens Of Oneida
County TO an advertisement in another column in rela-
ton to the reception of the Oneida County troops on
their arrival in this city.
The Suffers boat Major Anderson leaves thsmorn.
ING and af ernoon for Rkers leland, Fort Schui Ter,
aud Camp Tammany. This is the only boat authorized
by the several commandments TO land passengers at the
above stations.
New LIBERTY PoLE.-Yesterday afternoon, about
o'clock, very interesting ceremony took place IN
front Of Mr.. l.. w. Parker's restaurant, No. 563
Sixth avenue, near Thirty fourth street IL consisted
10 the raising Of liberty pole to the hight OF lii
feet from the ground. The ceremony, which was
witnessed by q large concourse Of spectators, was
very interesting one. After rai-ing the pole TO the
hight designed, the Stars and Stripes soon seen
from its top, proudly floating in the breeze Ibey we're
raised amid the IAudi of the spectators by The hands
OF Mr.. Alex. FTetr, Alderman Of the Twentieth Ward,
who roudn,t-d the ceremonies tie occ.,oD. Wal
lace's Brass Bond epiyened the sene with national
airs aid a salute Of 81 guns was given by the l. ID.
Morgan Artillery.
From the platform, which was elegantly decorated
with tue StaIs AID stripes, Fictitious and appropriate
speeches were deli vered by the chairman, Alderman
Frear DR. Bradford, Mr.. Mum, Mr.. Mactdam, and
Mr. Pee khan. Three cheers were then given for the
Starr and Stripes At the conclusion OF TINS ovation 70
the Flag of our Union number Of invited guetts sai
down TO collation., provided by MI. faIker, "hich
wac setved up with that lbemllty and elegsnce for
which Mr. Parker boute IL Distinguished TIE pole
was furni bed by Geo. IhOrburn, aud erected by
Alores Drake, and appears to be very line specimen
Of workmanship.