New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

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aoo OF orss and labor 81 muscle aks eaatbae 10 tbs
pspety Of TIE county and the dsssmisasoa q snsv-
s. TIE trades eoasisrnl 70 osrs-N,ehi,i<.x ,,,.,..
n Tpsisareers lak msksrs leather d,ssssys etc etc
@ hhs ,sesniEs our allies IN the v<k OF dsas
IL tr@'.srSs q AsiaorslP source Of lAs hsM
= The TIE shield Of public liberty AMI ,A- atm
alaat Of thought and Invention W. M '"'
al WORKING nen-ths duty Of ali cl,issas-ss ., ~ 4.
IaIse,h,opls's The phianA,o2sts rewarded by i,sis-
Sssosa ana mo ~ .ae ~ its protective ssi the
9 Worrsa- Though absent from usin mem ar, ,,x,r-
penty and her sympathy soothss the roubiss Of ,iy..
Her reward be the honor. respect and tender n
The Company invited some 20 guests, but many
were unable TO attend Letters from all were re-
ceved, ard among those read at dinner, regrets from
Gen. Lee. Chas. II. HSswell. Esl., Professor
c. Anthem, Professor Drisler, Henry J. Raymond.
Esq, George P. Morris, Esq, Hiram Fuller. Esq.
George Ripley, Esq., Benson j. LOSING. Esq, and
Others, were received with great applause.
Mr.. Losing, in a letter OF some length gave q
sketch ofthe Revolutionary events at New,own, and
closed with the following toast
Christmas Dss. i'16-Ths birthday OF Hope for the Ia
dependence Of the United States.
Mr.. Ripley sent as a sentiment
Ptafers AMI sol9ers-MAy the shooting stick Of the
De exchanged for the shOongro OF the other
except III holiday competition. or IN battle ior human
freedom.
Gen. Morris gave
TIE Rorpsrs 6ssys-Ths name they honor an hoax
10 the county
Professor Anthem sent as toast
Tne HlTfrs Guard-May Their excursion be the a.'s
rel saGsd. their works Sy .assssat,si fsrtey
prorsr'rf may nothing thrown ps Tor them bG,
HHcereli and may they have I sfioH OF theirChfit-
mas sport each successive year.
Professor Drisler gave
ID o. huo do fivDu
and chseg >oldG.-rhe beat secular safeguards efa
country's dependence.
The different regular tolsts were responded 10 In
a manner which would have done credit TO any oc-
casion, by Messrs John Harper, Jr, Joseph w Har-
per, Joseph A. Harper, 6. L. DemareSE, Captains
Waugh and Glover, Andrew Mather, G.. McDevItt,
W. A Rent, Mir. Rove, and Mr. Camp, on the part
Of the guests, and Mr.. Falrman, Mr.. Pcddie, Capt.
Morse, Mr.. BoteiuT, J. A. Alderman aud others on
the part OF the company. number OF Volunteer
toasts given, from which we select the follow
ing By Capt. Morse
TIE Females employed Harper Brothers MAY thsy an
be folded the of Love be bound IN the bHdrc u
with the copy rigAf reiI scCHrrd.
The Rarper Gaard-say this day be hut the beginning
of large volume, whose pages are Lbrfg FRATERNITY.
and Equa and may they he bound together by the strong
loads q Ffienisalp. love- aud I,tth ,-,,-
Ma, they ike the Baoyan tree grow aud aosTs'h' AM
take root again AZ
BY c. McDevn
The Wuogs o. Nclotovn--woll known in both iiens-
phstes for ITS Newtown Pppns, Il hss also produced
rbEE-tse scons OF which tansplanted O. Chks have
increased ygor and strength nnpfecsdented-sprend
ing It's branches the civilized world producing se-
nous mentg uit TO instruct ana dslsh rs On our paw
60 Immortality. Long nsyit stand ana houfsh'
BY Joseph 4. Harper
The good pii Of tie hieldgsat-Lhsthe an Ne DTcNhs'
If we havei not We de.
By A. Amerman;
Ams,cc and Hungavy-May they hand in hand work cut
the redemption OF msBklnd America. inspired BY the re-
membrance OF the yrtuss and deeds OF hst Wssmsoa'
Hungary by the counsels and presence Of her kossuh
DO a. Nam
Sk. Intelligence and Good Conselence-Tr'ses o. mes
Unable value members Of the Guard am tor and s,s
them. The first torrdrds tho second po"aes' anu wv
third hlt efS the r0lgme OF character
Our report must necessarily be brief, yet we could
wish to give the speeches IN ful that were 80 aoIy
and eioquently delivered, but must ioroear, Ihoso
who were present, and listened TO the re-
marks of MessTs. J. w. Harper, j. A. Harper, ,.
Harper Jr, Farman. Reddie Amerman, Demarest,
Capt. Waugh and Glover, and Others, witi ever re-
member the excursion Of the Harper GUARDS az
one Of the most pleasant and unique entertainment"
ever given.
~ CArHARINE HAYES has given three
concerts since her return from Baltimore, and 'hs
nublic enthusiasm to hear and see her seems n
-, ,---... che made her sss"f In
this City The Metropolitan Hall, Saturday eve-
ming, was well filed and Miss Hayes sang In fine
spiflt and voice. Though 1t was announced rs her
last concert, We believe IL probable that she wall
give concert in Brooklyn some evening this week.
Among the audience on Saturday evening was
Jenny Lind.
~ An Exhibition Of Ward School No
TO- will take place at the Church. corner Of Madison
AID Montgomery-sts., Tuesday evening 3Oth inst,
comm ecing at 2 o'clock.
~ A Grand Flag Presentation by tho
Ladies, TO the East River 7 A. Society, will come
of this evening, at the Broadway Tabernacle. Tho
following gent emen have consented to address the
meeting Horace Greeley, Hon. Il. ID. Culver.
Rev. II. g. Putney. Rev J. Edison Rockwell. Sing
ing by Miss JEANNE Reynoldson. Admission free.
~ The ANTI-SLAyERY FAIR, in the
Lecture Room OF the Shiloh Presbyterian Church,
second corner east Of Nlblos, will be continued
through the present week. An address will be de-
livered there this Monday evening, by Hon. T. ID.
Culver.
FiRE.- Last evening about o'clock,
FIRE broke out In the cellar OF Bakery, IN Division
st near Montgomery, caused by the burning Of q
pile OF shavlnes The 6remen were quickly on the
ground and king uished the flames before any ma
terial damage occurred.
Denominations in Aid of Hungary.
Our neighbors of Jersey City have be.