The New York herald., 1862-04-14

ohsry days and victoress Every who suffered was
heroic IN some famiiys calendar and every drop OF blood
that was shed was shed for worthy In our day
we were called 70 do something 60 purchase right 10
nmor, to purchase our national name anew, 10 purge
away the leprosy that had spread upon and within
and 70 achieve before men government emancipstod
hrs Itself. Then those who bondage would also
be emancipated In conclusion Mr. Beacher dwslt upon
the suierngs or the African and upon the sin of
slavery.
A liberal collection taken to procure articles OF
clothing and other necessares for the wounded at the
'ase osttte M tennessee Il was announced that mem
cee on Thursday to relieve tbs wounded loyal and
rebe 'solders
The A"rcsident's Procl n ma tiOn in the BOs-
tom Ch urches.
Bosros, April Is, 1852.
The cbur Nes have seldom more thronged than
day and the services mainly in reference TO the
Presidents pr smation Tor prayer and hankfulness for
the recent vict 'lcs
Arrival or n. . Remains OF Captain Hag.
gerty, OF Il. e sixty-ninth Regiment.
THE BoDy Lam 1ArE AT THE ARMORY-THE FU-
NERAL cBRExos Ts-MLITAKY ESCORTS, ETC.
The remains Of Capta IN Hsggsrty, OK the Sixty yninh
regiment New York stat militia, who killed at the
battle Of Bull run arrived IN this city yesterday morn
ing. committee Of officer consisting OF Captain Kelly
Lieutenant Canton and Lieut. enant Fahy was appointed
by the ocsrs Of tho sixty min N regiment to proceed TO
for the purpose Of dis yovering the remains Of
Captain Hasgsrty who actin. Lieutenant Colonel Of
the Sixtyninth on that msmorabl day. These ssnae-
the persons who carried Captain NHasgerty OF tho
nsld after he FELL to Cub run b, 5dge, distance Of
four miles, and then obigea 70 abandon tho
body in consequence of the bridge being blocked up with
wagons and field pieces the same time keinpers
rebel battery was playing on the bridge fr m ths e.
Of Mr. Murphy, formerly Quartermaster of ths Thirty
eighth regiment Scott Life Guard, and Mr. wgsny the
succeeded in finding it, The remains fo' md about
twenty yards from the spot which they had VI them,
which we're found with their faces DOWN Captain Kelly
after removing the clay, Immediately recognize the
noay a. s was 10 very unusual @ state Of pres
perfectly level, leaving indication whatever o.H
gravo and had not been for the interchangeable exsrto os
Of tho COMMITTEES, who dug up the earth for nearly
quarter Of a mile round the spot which Mr. Grgsby
said he had four bodies buried they doubt would
have failed in their mission. The body OF Captain y
Haggerty found about eighteen inches below the
face or the earh All the other graves which they dis
covered wero of about q similar depth. Captain Kelly
says that in every instance where no found grave the
rebels would be buried with their heads 10 the South and
Mrs Haggorty instantly recognized the body, which As
we stated above SO well preserved as TO appear like
% IN e s0 Ss
nate captain was thrown into his grave tho top Of
ne had Se;
the earth, which was shovsled on and Aattened |
their resting place. This compression between tho |
some for the fact Of the excellent prsserva-
tion OF the remains. Among other things BY which |
fact remembered by Captsn Kelly, from whom, on /
the morning Of the battle the gallant deceased had bor
rowed penknfe 10 cut hole in the strap OF his panta
ioons. Whilst cutting the hole the knife slipped and
made the ncison too large. The hole found III the
strap just as IL had been made There several |
other circumstances which led conclusvssy the de-
'csion TINT these the remains Of the captain
The body will lay Ia state in the regimental armory
until Wednesday morning next, when it will be conveyed
to 81. Patricks cathedral, whore q high mass will BE-
said for the Of the soul OF the deceased Com
pany Sixty ninth regiment Captain Kelly, will be the
guard Of honor to the cathedral and 1t expected that
the entro regiment will escort the remains
TO its last resting place. II Is to be hoped
shat all the other military organizations in
the city will participate In the. obssquies,
and to aid in making the intsrmsnt this faithful
the circumstances will permit. Captain Hsggerty fell
under the folds OF the old flag fighting for Union and
our laws, and in showing all honor 10 his remains the
people of New York. and especially his military brethren,
will be fulfilling great and sacred duty.
Tho following order has been issued by Major Bagley.
OF the Sixty ninth regiment
SPECIAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS SIxrY.NiNTH RECT, NATIONAL CADETS
NEW YoRK, April Is, 1859.
The officers and members Of this regiment are hereby
ordered to assemble the regmenal Armory Essex
ket, Wednesday, the 10th instant at O'Clock A. M
respect 10 the remains Of late noble
acting Lieutenant Colonel James Haggerty who killed
al the battle OF Bull the 2ls OF July last Company
IL hereby detailed to the the day OF the
Major JAMES BAGLEY, Commanding. |
JoHx AcKxoS, Adjutant.
Congressman Fly and Colonel woodruff yesterday |
visited the armory and examined the remains With me-
anchOy interest.
COurt Ca e,ad ar-Thia nav.