The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

4 On Thursday. the twentieth past the bodies ots
eleven OF the unfortunate persons VINO fell IN bat \
Tie were collected together ana buried At Medord
land Friday the bodies OF Messleurs Henrye
Jacobs. samuel Cook. EbeneZer Godthwait
aGeorge Soatnwck, Benjamin Daland, Jun, Jo-S
Ethan WeDo and Perley Putnam OF Danvers, whoa
4were likewise slain lighting IN the glorious cause
1were respectfully inferred among their lrendss
fin the dlfferent parishes belonging TO that town. I
gthelr corpses Deing attended TO the place OF n-l
Hterment by two companies oil Minute men IRONY
Nrnis place and large CONGO urse OF people IRONY
TINS and the neighUorlng towns. Previous TO their
8inierment an excellent and well-adaptea prayera
&was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Holt oil That place.
II same day the remains OF Messieurs Azael Pottery
@and Daniel Thompson, OF Woburn, VINO also lei II
8yictims to tyranny were decently inferred al
Avery suitable sermon aud prayer was delivered by
Nthe Rev Mr. Sherman.
q Captain Thomas Knight, OF the Fifth regiment
6dled ut Boston the next day after the engagementy
Aoi BIS wounds he received la battle. lie was3
agreaty regretted being esteemed one OF the bestl
domcers among the Kings troops. Lieutenantb
aHulL OF the regulars, died OF ms wounds onI
qremalns were next day conveyed TO Charlestown.
Naltended by company OF provlnclals and severall
Nolcers or distinction, and there delivered 10 tneL
4orGer OF General Gage.
Twenty.Lhree soldiers lately died In the castle.
4and II Is thought VIII not recover. Lleutenantl
TGaW was wounded In the arm. About IwelVel
1otner officers are wounded
We can assure the puoc, from the best author.
City, that our brethren OF all the colonies which wei
Ecan yet have heard iron are firm and uGsnaken;
FIN their attachment 10 the common cause OH
America, ana tney are now ready with their nvess
1and fortunes TO assist MS IN de eating tue cruel de-
signs OF our implacabe enemies.
Y We nave reserved no particulars OF the transac-ss
: tons between General Gage aud tie inhaoitantsl
or Boston. IL is certain tnat the people nave de-
slvered up their arms. Very lew oil them nave,
however. been permitted TO leave the town, not.
Notwithstanding the promise oil tue General
The following Is 4 list OF The provlncals who,
Nwere killed and wounded:-
i BELONGING TO Observation-Disclosures 81. Mr..
Xsamuel Hadley; 4. Mr.. Jonathan Harrington !,
go. Mr.. Caleb Harrington; 20. Mr. Isaac MISSY !!
8Mr. Nathaniel Myman; 10. Mr.. sedediah Monroe!
q Mounded-l. Mr.. John Robbins; 2. Nj John Iicd !
M atnaS Mr. Mr. gosspa @nsp
II Mr.. Rbenezer Monroe; g. Mr.. Francs Brown; VI
a MxNoronY. -KiiIed-ii. Mr. Jason Russell; r.!
dAr. JaDez Wyman; H. Mr. Jason Winshlp. Miss
"A ing- supposed 70 DO on one OF the men-oi-war-i
a sUDDURY-Ailled-lL Deacon Haynes; Is. Nr.
u Reed.
A CoNcoRD.-Kiled- Captain James Miles,
n BEDFoRD.-Killcd-I7 Captain Jonathan Wilson,
4wOunded-l0. Mr.. John Lane.
n AcTos.-Knled-ls captain Davis; 10. Mr.. =,
@H9smer; 20. Mr.. James Howard.
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr. AzaeI Potter; %
EMr Daniel Thompson. wounded-ll. Mr.. George.
q CHARLEsTowN-Kule Mr.. James Miller !;
324. Captain William BNrDer's sou.
a Observation-Disclosures. Isaac Gardner, Esq.
4 CAMERIDGE.-silled-2O. ar. Jonn Hicks.
MEDFoRD.-klIled-2T. Mr. Henry Putnam
NWounded-l3 Mr. william Polly.
s. LYSS.-Killed-2s. Mr.. Abeanego Ransdeli; ~,
aMr. DanIel Townsend; 30 Mr. William tnnt; 3l.l
4Mr. Thomas Hadey. Wounded-l4 Mr.. Joshua
8Fnnr: Is Mr. timothy Monroe.
Il Observation-Disclosures Ar. Henry Jacobs; 30.
3Mr. BENJAMIN DalaLu. Jr.; 30. Mr.. Samuel Cook II
Ma mir. Ebenezcr Godtnwait; IS. Mr.. Georgel
81. MIR. lothian WeDD: 81. Mr.. PER-
3ley Putnam. Wounded-lG. Nj. Nathan Putnam y
4 i; sAIEM~KIied-so. Mr.. benjamin Pierce.
n BEvERLY.-Kiled-40. Mr.. kennison.
Hwounded-ls. Mr. samuel Woodbury.: ~. Mr..
NNatnan Cleaves.
a FRAaINGTos.- oundcd-2o. Mr.. Hemmens
way.
n those inguisned with this marx % were
Nkilled by tae hrst IRE OF the enemy.