New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Nev.Yorn t1-srieat society.
,,,,g.ToD ALTON - THB CONQUEST or NEW
NETnRRLAND

90 tsre NJ many who wrud otherwise have been
s1rcssnt ON Interesting an ocoaslpl' 40
s,.t.nilnQ ah ilfGGYGntageA tar anu
~ yas collected 80 the Cooper INSTITUTE
so- 10 ~ ofrfioa ON the Conquest ~ Now. Net'er-
tsrd tyy K Brci' cd LII D., ana precisely - guar
lei otst tie is.s'. 81 tie Nor"t, ~. ps rs!s
-, esq made h.- .earaice On e paul ~, nes..
rarei ty rnnlcr q f'n' en9S nm NJ 49,
pci,r Cooper a. &. Nel VlMes. JOoIS Day JOIN
Ccesyane. Gen Sablsprd Mr. Nbitehc d. - VAotsen
Ilfrl = street. yumys \ Be oman' o'O". "'', ~ ,io
= Nantgomeiy, -. Il. Wrter egS, hj -.
r,ov-i.- nscoot Storrs jr., Asscw, Iauton, bi'h"p
e I,aln,SoIc and Dr. ts.r Possuns the last enr-
81, ny otlccr who Was ga tie nag STRIP ItI's " ~
PRO raruwn il THAT nenrrlse pttlvh' si"St ~ 'uS
ristn-,,si Societies U tie New thfN"An S"1p0 ~
80 ~. once Ne. Motherhood. were also represented
Zee President Fol De Pcys'er ESQ eaNtu tbe
meeting 10 ORDER nAd said; Ladei and gentlemen VIC
S1, et ~ nrt % ce.shtate the coDqnest ct the New
Nefhr-iaud II CO az country embracing Vt'' Elfi
tory and thi cosqasst ~is lat 'osi monen,3s ~ Ie
aariy history Uf SrwlO'k. 60 'tnsy lHtr NeN-i "fA
~ ore VI the Grs. uUt tio hrst upUng the iniu'l
On k measures o. rVeItLFfw thc bllis rule. abd SGD
Segucnfiv combined i,h tie other Ccoucs q lHst tat
urcs loaliag 90 tie n"snI intcpVudcuc' IA - lI
cv NJ took pgca cad fats ~ SOFT " srilgdt4e lnsi
fie, was The event % ie4 con ufif7'ed ~ hli ne1"
ra' he ci. cuasagce. 4 emmy later REASONING ircin
ieti We lind NV fCrk-tn" erent end porerlu' s.s',
OF Sew NOrk-tnSiue, VITA de.crmicN VII EiENnn'iS
ua,scres 10 sust1ih aid maiutnln oai iijaai un"n
bv the ,ortbrw ~ lomeStc TN son. alG also u heos
safy protect It fI0a foecn ciina.ions against ta''
rIifr rna lis pcryctuits. lCbc1Nl
Or L VIVA loH ulrrcd M prayer. a!tE which
,ha President introduced tie orsf.r "a tha dfv JOIN
FrNgNN bRptttl 10 i. u3 f1tNs itf4 . ANb u f--
rLisiEN-Two hanCrii } ars ae". an ? IN Slnanl"l
camo up our bsy Grd aac30rri nVlr wi5t > noW s"e
Bate-y. and it, prcsoi &C pipiaccd mo.t mpnehlots
resgl,s In the suaIu,r OF i06i tie Eastern coast
MS occupied b. colonies of 1iic5s1t raliiga
England, Fu,rce ami iceland. france mac
pnshcd her eolani,s along tie -. Lawrcnce n'o
Mississippi England hsd sept closer Ia the coat
end had scjtcd tAe NeN :snFl nj States, md
fssthcr south midway between Ne -Hn',gnd ana VII
Fi1a thc SELL Gc Is 81 the i.aiavn IL pnahe te
New Motherhood. lie thon gave an account II TIE
discoveries this rflrcnf and iCfT1e1 10 TIT
ssth mesi ci tir nfl.ci ie lisdeI Qnaen EiizaDeil
sGt nc rights Of European nozeis over Their discover
ses Of sava4e Lads ru. rvs. ined By aetu'l .ccup
patton ttey were Old "a tAen recoHted me ear.
I scogcfies OF Go>n.h and Princ. and or
&1-lish ssttiereDls IN Virginia prior ~ ~
1isCOYCfF nv HeHsf'ck tin 'su1 n tht rive
rTer u8ich nos 10 RS us aH9. I'm 100. IA ibi' tn'
frst Datoh trldE. estlnisbinrnis were i'a;ued q
1ianhatiai. and thc present ei's OF Ailany ana ~.
tiyrca IL l6i4 ,as Gene u Go'efn nfni OF ne Dlte
Gevubiic granted CAN - tce 0Nncrs OF TIC l'seS
6 ufi oTising them ezeirsiycy to 'i,is tAe re4'1
ny hsd discovered Wnieh vas sVPi b, ILL.,
- II. Netherl9 d anu in i63 West ilila Company
Vasfo mel 20 oven e uitlul sud unsettled gio1-
4, tf "a and NTn,gi ai, occupy. tnacg tf.sesai
Der TIE new COLO. -lew avac". and Fort Amst,u'p
IS a, IL on The : a. crn ,.srl of Ncn-Nork Isl"
u 6Aj James Ec @sgsl ~ has lsh sealed a r.,ot To-
.as calculation - - --.Af.arI ~ -.T,rica bui
tle terms OF tat chart c.raiE t1rrniaa New
Sr.i,ao end Sew taeiaId. IL. H. a.. ,e-y nor
Sfycs..gngiinj seulol'scI ,.f,,otseps ".
fcAtt, hDS ". ." " Sccce,dG u Itier T. ys'
an M's .tona,''' ii ,, Fresh AMI Connections River
tena q 40 -nhsCn add khld9 iiaHi, ail made undei
80 y .erai aututllft q TIE Ncw-En4ltld Parent. J.
- meantime tie Gloomy af New NctleTi mi hoaT sAec
srd il young metropolis was uemcG Ne~ Auslu'-
lrm. Is goyuf-ucit vas vested IN UirCyui
sad Cogueii, aud n iisci ard AttOTley General
I'D IN i61 PetHr St1tVrssn' be@an bis service
a. Dlector-Gen'iriA Which ell until the congrts
othe colony ard uader rs atmins.ia, ion t9e colony
Tru-p'red gfc LII, attracting Numbers OF elli FlnL
IRON Europe apd shs aQj""ag eoi9Ti's. Ihc i"fr.t'
commerce. so1n es-l 30 o. ID" done siie irlae "a ia
,,i0ay and Ga 3e e.. tire llgesi meren,i snips o.
I.rsteu dom ba. aid launched heIe. TIC sp 'akeT
ieie gave p.ic account OF the reHerhi tea
On IL The cuo.ars ewes ~ T. C!aHd and % tAo
!Fsousy exiting il tae minis Of Easiishmen OF 81
Dutch. This JEALOUSY Was icp oduce1 anu exAggcf5'e'
r. the breasts tire CDonists of fine New tngi
especially. From TIC tine e the first mtrcolts'
vi sc,n Manhattan and New Plymouth TIE iafte
si.lys poriaaC.oass t1slsted thai re Duo
C,.oi rsts were int udcrt." Gradphly they
crowded or westward oi lie Cont e,tylt rWri
rltN. in 1850, il WIS csreei between Siayyesan.
l,-adr-v of sisnrld he fystef Daf o.
Long Island. and l-ne RAINING northcGiy i.on Green
xich CA the 90 itiaelt CroAwc. ose"pi1 70 se.@
these territories blf, by tie tres u i5t no recot
gea tho right Of liuii aG 30 IN NeH.NefLerind anl
sn los ho sltes Gahe- rat led the colonial bonnd r,
a-Ieel on in 100 int the British GFeln.a nj efa.eN
Al eucarplleit Oh subject hs. hfO'irad ibcn 70
Vountsd the sublgltion = parts 81 Lo l,and ~ TIC
Connecticut set rs anG tie s-eIs tikn by The DTcc-
since by calling assembly OF dsPities ron t1q lr
slt lJs rs Of Sew Amsterdam. ~ tie -pfiIg o. ,"i'
TIscrt appeals we're adr sssa % tie Wet 'in Con.
;.day bus wilhuut avail. tire Company Thinking iafe
81 .hrir cnarac,c.si interests than tio-e Oi the
nation Ia l60f the ststet -Gcaeral. however
desired the British Government 10 order tla restitution
nj tie nlaces seized by the & ism coiclst, blt Vac
AnbassadlT Sil George D0naing startled tde 1rahh
Psasonary by decilf.ls Inst me heW nr-heT1 .-u'Is
were the enCiO1Ch'Ts Jpn NeN-Ih6Ali' y
council for Foreign PlaniatioAs was iorEeG W t-e
ynrlish Govern cent. stringent , yEtpn NV
s,-ssgf, aud I4rd ~tulae complained tlAt we
Duteh Lad intTHdsd into Long lAIu sm.h
nod feeD granted . lis r. ardiatuer. tn Mafcu ~,
lca Charles H. glanied z paint to Jams tne
llr,e Of York giving him ertiBiTe n ut over iarg
-, lions Of New Netlefltd. and auipi zinS LAm "
oTpIal porsOBs settled tacre WI ioLt DIS no.
Oale Of YORK comIni ssiCIcd Col Robert NioOh
30 at a. his Daputy. 8nd Commissioned fonr
vessels Of war a. d embarked 10 ITEM about
40 veterans Commanded ~ officers IN iht
Enesh army TIE expedition 81 sal rom Portsmouth,
IN the middle Of May fJT GARDENERS By Long Islana.
The stutcs-Geteri were informed ~ these n0seseAtS
Rntrpcd n STU gvcssnt that they ere inleeed ~ IN
stsl seoe bish0ls IN Sew-Englsud Tie ships arrived
at Boston aud N the squadron was strongly T. a
forced by r. number # Massachusr.ts aud Connech
cut settlers ard Inas held IN reserve Long lsne
peaeeaby submitted ~ the government Of toe Dnke o.
YORK aud sent aQLlialies ~ TIE EnGish forces;
.S'uy FcsaDt r JsrAt ahcn INC squadron feteh,e
New York but buried back - md Tie LArbor DOCK
sdad and that 10 s!d e1nld be gOr ON Long Island
Tie regular garrison did not exceed -. anu l@
supply of powder was short. The purghfTs Nelt
moe anxious o. project TIER a p'P',B s u1n
% save tie town; nevertheless Stuygcsant otter
mined 70 hold cut. NicC!s summoned TIRE town 10
surrender the people q tie town, who had ioaraed
Rae l5erci Offers lie made ~ protection 10 taoir pcro -,
properties GuG hboTuca brrnme MBiEous Inc
slu drOD came up from it. anchor 20 az Orafeterd ~
stafd an. md ~ ded five Companies 81 regular
soldiers at COYezuors Island and nt List tho entroacs
u thC princip iIbah nfs prevailed on StuyFNsant u
,sugrea1cF the town, h.c1 Only had Wlcrn hundred
inhabitants. Six eonlmi'siOreYs were appointed 70
negotiGie the terms Oi aarrcnaef Which were iat TIE
tnltb.tants wee 10 colluue fee den1ens. and were
guaranteed their 0De IS. The terms were rx lansG
% the people tho fnwDg Sund1y at the cl9seo the