New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

f.r,rees by rendering The bO.Ptanes Of the CT to
faithful public servant
The company kept up the feast and speech-ma
kirg until late hour, and seemed very happy
But the outsiders" had all the fan. A meeting
was called on the steps Of Tammany and Jo Cor
nell made Standing Chairman. Some spon'ing
was done, and then Edgar Walsh, the Loco Fooo
Improyisatrice, gave an extempore song, ia which,
after some hard raps at the "arstocrsts up stairs,
he wound up with arequest to go roundto the Pew
ter Mug and liquor Three cheers were given ior
Dickinson, three for Cass, and three orthe men who
hadn't no five dollars to pay for asuppert'cket
We came away then, but an eyewitness tells Us
that while the Dickinson dinner was beng denol
shed in Tammany Hail. the unterrihed hardhsted'
working outside democracy assembled In ifons
of the old Wiemam in accordance with an invita-
ton in the form of handful posted in sundry
places, and after several speeches from Mike
Walsh, and others denouncing those congregated
in the Hall as aristocrats, appointed committee
to wait upon Mr.. Dickinson and request him 70
come down and address the people. The mission
was unsuccessful, which gave ofFense to the out
siders. They complained that those who were
kept sloof by the standing army as they demon
mated the Police stationed at the door from par
tcipatinr in tina; which concerned the vital inter
| eats of the party. Mike and Capt Rynders made
several efforts to induce the Hon. gentleman TO
| come down and speak to the people, but !. vas
no 60"
PRESENTATION OF SILVER PLATE TO JUSTICE
OsBoRNE.-The large. room at ellingers Hotel
corner of Edridge and Broome SITS. was thronged
last evening with the friends of Barnabas w Os-
horne. lone of our estimabe Police Justices,) who
assembled there for the purpose OF presenting the
worthy Magistrate with costly service Of Silver
Plate, consisting of two Pitchers two Gobets, and
a large Salyer, all bearing the following inscrip'
ton Presented to BARSABAs w. OSBORNE, Po-
lice Justice as token of respect from his friends.
| New York, June II, 1850. Let him bear the palm
| who merits it.
At o'clock the room was filled to its utmost
capacity and John Graham, Esq. arose amid
spontaneous shouts of applause and presented the
tokens of esteem and regard to Justice o. with an
eloquent and appropriate address, which was re-
| sponded to With great feeling by the magistrate,
! he having been overcome with the kindness OF his
friends The harmonious and enthusiastic com.
pany were honored by having John Lalor Esq. to
| occupy the Chair. After the presentation was
concluded, they partook of a sumptuous collation.
prepared for the occasion, which was intermiugled
with several speeches and number Of appropriate
toasts, among which was the following offered by
c. Tilden: Integrity. Energy, Amiabity-The
three cardinal virtues of Justice OSBORNE which
was received with desfening shouts OF applause.
Sidney H. Stuart, James II. WEIGH, Elijah II.
| Purdy Mr. Bruce, ex-Ald. Drake, Justice Bleakey,
Erastus Brooks and a number OF other persons ad'
dressed the assemb and they adjourned with the
highest respect and esteem for their honored guest,
| who is beloved as man, friend and magistrate.
| BARsUM's MUsEuM.--Tne opening of the dra
matte performances at this new establishment last
night drew together large audience, who lis
tened to the play of the Drunkard with evident sat
! isfaction. We subjon the
! OPENING ADDRESS.
Written BY As,os @. CHEsrsR, and spoken BY MRS. L.
RoGERs, at the optnfn0o BARNUMs american MaseuHs
| Neio- Yo'k Monday erenfng June II, 1850.
You on have seen some noble ship, that stood
| WaiDg consignment 10 the beating nood
| And heard the murmurs OF the poplsce
Who rushed by thousands to the launching place
| Whether ito bes ms we're sturdy ana secure,
| IsrggiDg perfect and Its compass sure
| And II the gallant vessel would prevail
| Oer angry pillows and DER sweeping gale.
Tonight we launch upon he public tide
Our Temple ship-our best and truest pride
Art with cunning hand has decked II we'll
Painting and plure here have left their spell
All that the mind could pan-the hand could do
Is done, kind friends, 10 make II fair with you,
And II your sanction on the worn we meet
Then is our pride and happiness complete.
WeknOw iis course shall always prosperous be-
| Ever triumphant 1t shall ride the sea
Borne By favor DER the boundless main
The plessant hsrbor OF success 10 gain.
Unlike a thousand that have gone before,
| Ali .AsLed to pieces on some rock bSund shore
eur security you all may feel
heannOt sink 9th BARsUM at the 'ehesi
Here generous friends shall bloom the rerest flowers,
Brought from the Drama. = cen and and ierls bowers
| For bhahIes, diamonds in your sight 10 shine
Here Wee s11 &c portrayed, wl!a 'sea msn
And Virtue. with It's rich rewards and fun
Nightly before this altar Jou shall see
For you alone this goodly place was made
| For you iis bassl and he Iopstone laid
| Here may the brow OF Care lis wrinkles leave
| And thew whom grief has worn may to greve-
| Al shall some pure enjoyment ever hnd
| TO buoy the heart and renoVste the mind
| Farewell and II our temple SUITS your taste,
| our len gihend lsbofs have not run 70 waste
Ills enouqh-we cannot ask for more
| We trust steady efforts shall prevail
| MN BARsun there Is no such loord "a JdI!
| And while We all faithful TO our cause,
| Give us your presence and your kind applause
TUE PuBLrc HEALrH.-The following is the
| Weakly Report of Deaths in the City aud County
! Of New.York
Men, Iii Woven, 40 Boys. 90; Girls 57-rOtsl, 2S2.
] pIsEAsEs DISEASES. DIsEAsEs.
| Abses...,... 4 Drowned .......lSl OF stomsch
AneunsIn ...... 2iDysentery - OF throat.
\ kpOpleyy .....'. Eplepsy' ''''''' - VI Wou1o'
| Asthm6. lltfyHprha 1865 " AfSiss
ADgl0e..... traclufe..' yeuluice.''
| Bjsedng........ 2Fsver, bilious. Killed or murdd
! Burned or scafd puerperal. / Knee Joint dis OF
Bronchitis ...... | - remlItent.. Narssmns. IL
CecheNia .,.... l 80 scerlet.... neases.
| Casualties 4 typhus -. s. Premature birth, G
Cholera Infsntm - eongeslive Old age ,........
| Horbus llHesrt disease Of u Scrofla........
ConsuIrpaon So Hopping cough. Small pox ......
Convus0ps. q Influenza. ...... 5prue ......'.
Group ,........ Inflammation Of Teeth,ng. .......
Congestion lungs b!sdder.... Tetasus..'' '.''
| ~ brain 4 Ur EnOW1.......