The New York herald., 1863-02-17
City IntelIlgence.

REMOVAL or REMAINS CEaEIERy CORNER AMTy
AND WOOSTER SrREK1s-opfosroS AcrIoN.-The
nonncoment published IN Sundays HERALD to the effect
that the OF the Madison baptist church
would tho removal of the dead bodies
cemetery Of Wooster aud Amy streets yesterday
morning has occosioned another sensation similar in
respect at least, to that which caused by the sulli
church Persons having friends Ella
buried tho ground tho notice have
been unnecessarily short, and that than day
| two should have been given thom which make
arrangements for the removal Of bodies their dead
rencs Accordingly number oi parties, feeling them.
selves aggricved early yesterday morning nj the
cemetery protest against tho hasty o. church
trustees Among those present the District Atior
ney ~ oakey Hall who has graz dfather and 1cr
relatives buried ia the cburchyard. Mr.. Hall be.
hevcs the proposed removal Of the renains TO be
entirely unnecessary and also contrary 10 las,
because the trustees OF the church have no right
sell the property In the graveyard having before
conveyed 10 purchasers Of burying lots who there
fore, the reai owners OF the soil We informed that
the certificates Of property 10 tho burial lot not
given sub 10 tho right OF the sell the Land
eventually though that provision - generally contained
such titcaes. However that may bc the trustees
In the present cannot put forward prceuce OF
selling insmuch the property has been sold
hy them The removed ~ IN anticipation 81 safe WIKI
Tho tca tat the property wall be ,sp3aed Of much
better advantage BY having Il uno clmbcrcd with 49, re
load of bodies. The parties opposed a. the
disturbing ~ the dead take any fteus towards
preventing 1t yesterday, but learn TIN: thef u
tention IL ap.y to Col reiavan for a p,stp1,eislt
rhg work of re 40vng commenced at carly
Yesterday moung aud n justice q The trustees il vad
he STAGED that they are taxing cgory ueclul preca
carefully handled ana the istas apd ether marks ~
cognton preserved vith the utmost caution. fta
Ac intention 81 the trustees u rcnote Tho uradstDrcs
auf ~ nts 70 Cypress Hill Cemetery NOD to nco
cm the remains Nnen they shall have boon buried.
VI. peilva4 has tyo persons from ms pdC8 ospertUR
the " efaians, h ttat there y hte dtn2r of rcpet
tun the ds accfu outrpgcs tnat eccar ~ The yas
u the Sllrau street church. 49, lasvan has tsewse
reetamctded mo ummon CauAci Y pass au oraiaauce
cuthuig INA with iul i1wer H. ntei ai such cases.
Taz l,irsyaroSAE Ruiw CouNrrrt eg Nrw YofG hSD
Tug Grsylt CtN4pAt CoANtrrE MtNti1 rsr Tho In
oaa Hcef Committee, of trs c.ty, have RI cyad
the following communication from tie General Central
Committee, % Hearhas,ert-
fUsD FOR rms RrIitr oI ntrnEss ~ rus,
MaSgsArrcase D!srn,rs
AAssnt ftt Dan = i.63 )
,esoint'og unan,rou,y Pa.sea y aeig % tae Z neiil
January ~ the worshplll the Mayor of Mauohestsr
nave e s agas X " ~ ,9,f lal,. & '.e3st .e-
Ihe Hon ,scrs Lancashire Distress Fund Ncv fork
sse8ads f ~ VII iarl 4 y. -r,on. OF Jaen and
kesaved That the m q cordial hauke * his committee
be given ~ hr elnitee and suascrihtts New YORK
Lancashire Distress Fond ter expression n syia
oas lld 9r her nerai donation. towards re and
Hsp the thln0Wnerg 81 who generously
assisted ine commit 10 caryng out the. kn4 nVns
Atpslss ~ SgSArDR ssisi.s, % VuioiNA-Iiun j1hn
Carsle, rnaed States Senator from Western virginia
ANNOUNCED = deliver address this evcfing before The
Yoaug Ncns Democratic mon Assooaton, Al their hall
corner - Broadssy and Twenty hr-t street.
colrsuA ColLxas The semi annual exhibition by the
students or Columbia College vii take place At ecyen
O'Clock THIS morning, at NilickA theatre
Eni, Inimitabi. Gutter Of Hair and
street iiar Dye b cents
Cristadoro'. Hair Dye, preservasiv. and
VIA De - Wholesale and retail No GAslor House The
DSe aTl lItei ~ sAifu artists
WIGS. Ioap~es. Hair Uys, Hair Dyting
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