The New York herald., 1850-07-20

RECEPTION OF GARIBALDI-The celebrated Carl
baldi, who figured so noby, as.well so conspicu-
ousy. in defence of Itaantliberty last year, is on
his way TO the United States, where he purposes to
spend the remainder of his days, and may be ex-
pected in few days. We hope that this distn-
guished soldier of liberty will meet with suitable
reception on his arrival Our Italian citizens have
we believe resolved TO do him some honor, and
the municipal authorities should do the same
When all the patriots who fought for liberty in
Europe. within the last two years, including the
Hungarian Washington, General Kossuth shall
have come TO our shores, we will have among US
band of martyrs of whom we should be proud
The New CABINET.-We have not yet received
any reliable intelligence as to the gentlemen who
will compose the cabinet Of Mr.. Fillmore. Ru-
Hors are about thick as mosquitoes in the ever
glades of Forida but il is hard to reconcile them
with even probability. Ii is matter of certainty,
that the old cabinet will go Out on Monday next,
previous to which, no doubt, Mr.. Fillmore will
have selected his constitutional advisers. We have
full faith that they will be of different stuff from
that of the Galphn clique.
Meeting OF the New York Academy OF MedI-
cine.
This body held special meeting, last evening at
the small Chapel of the University The call of the
meeting read by DR.. Adams, Recording Secretary.
DR.. Isaac Wood President of the Academy address
ed the meeting, and in a feeling made mention
of the public loss which had befaen the country in
the death of General Taylor He called upon the So
ciety to unite with other public bodies of the city, in
an expression of its sympathy.
Dr. WARREN then rose, and addressed the meeting,
descanting in a manner Of profound emotion upon the
virtues of the deceased and the loss the country has
suffered He hoped that the Academy would fttingly
express the feeling and sympathy it experienced
DR. FnArcIs then addressed the meeting He said
every heart is moved at the loss the people large
lament his decease 1t is great and mournful loss to
the country. We come here general mourners in
general gloom and 1t is n fitting opportunity for the
Society to unite with the city authorities to
morate its feeling AT join in the expression of public
! sympathy. We come not here politicians, but to
show the propriety of expressing feelings Dr. f.
concluded by Offering resolution that the Academy,
uniting in the deep and heartfelt regret which over
whelms the American Republic, will unite with the
public authorities of the city in public demonstra-
tion Of sorrow, TO commemorate the melancholy dis
pensation of Providence.
Resolved, That Grape be by the members of the
Society for sixty days in respect to the memory Of the
| Resolved. That a committee be appointed by the
President with power in the premises and that
duly certified cspy Of these resolutions be forwarded
| to the afflicted family OF the Iustrious deceased
DR.. JOHN I. METcALFE rose and seconded the above
resolutions DR. NJ said that in the Florida campaign
| he Or. n member of his staff lie truly de-
served all the euloyies made of him. that to
say much The officers and all the youth OF the army
loved him a father-his house always open to
! them. lie was plain and simple in his manners; he
might be in his shirt sleeves, sitting on a log
with piece Of bread in his hand eating his din
Yet on business occasions he showed himself the
! great commander DR.. NJ had often had occasion to
witness his regard for truth and justice his virtue and
integrity. The loss of him is felt by a-i is public
| calamity
DR. KFARsEY BopGEHs briefly adyerted to the charac-
ter Of General Taylor and the univcrsaity of the
Psthy felt at his melancholy los 1t was more like
the spirit OF ancient loyalty than anything he had
| ever observed in this country before
The resolutions were then adopted unanimously
DR.. Francis. DR. Warren, DR.. X Rodgers DR. Reese
and DR. J I. Metcafe. were then appointed a commit
tee by the President Or Isaac oodJ to carry out
the intentions Of the resolutions.
The meeting then adjourned.