New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29


Conference viii also present their report IN favor
Of iont action among the friends OF Temperance
and Reform II Is the object OF TINS movement 10
bring about union OF an these KelormefS' 50
that but one Reform organization will exist IN each
Ware. and thus prevent the intte'ng away OF 'o'es
q, heretofore.
The TAMMANY MEETING To-NlGHT.-
Robt J Dillon. Chm Gen. Com (which suppose
means Champion of General Commander, Dan
E Sickles and other hard and S0ft-Shelled Dem
ocrats" including John Cochrane and his sort of
Hunkers, likewise Ex-Ald. Libby and bis stump OPP
position friend 10 Marsh, have issued a reScrlpt at
the question of certain hungry iiceexpectants,
which orders the conyenlng at Tammany tonight of
the physical and moral elements which make up that
heterogeneous compound assuming the epiIhet Of
the Democratic Republican Party" The object
OF this caba IS supposed to be the unquesuoned bolt
iIg of the syracuse bolus the final sugarlng of the
bterpill having been received IN tie shape OF tick
coating of AEtl-Rentism, and the thoraxes Of the
faithful enlarged by shouting the prologue " Union
and Victory" II supposed that the deglutltIon vii!
be effected with comparative ease. Whether the
sweet morSel VIII operate tome or an emetc
remains 10 be seem but from The ugly face, that were
made over 1t when It's composition was first known
we reckon there be those who anticipate the " IN
ward bitterness experienced by the Evangelist AZ
ter the eating OF the wonderful book. We hope the
best of luck to our Tammany Doctors, and trust that
they may find a credulous and willing patient, one
with unbounded faith in the usages,' and stomach
as strong as their love Of John Randoph's seven
principles. Furthermore, we hope that the uneasy
ghost of the Union Committee may not rise 4 Ban
quo at the feast that poor porturbed spirit, seems
to have a sad habit Of prowling about the doors Of
Political Conventions, IT, in It's earthly existence
Il had done some dreadful deed which natural death
had failed to eXpiaie and from the rcmorse Of which
only lis frmest spiritual resolution can absolve
should IL persist in going to Tammany. it would bo
difficult to conjecture INTO what profundy it would
lot resolve itself
ECCLESIASTICAL CENSORSHIP. The last
months number Of The Chldren's Magazine,
issued in tins City by the Protestant sunday
school Union, has created quite a STIR IN Charles
ton, 5. C., for the reason that 1t contained an
account of slave msurrection IN one OF the
West India Islands, and a picture OF one Of
the bloody incidents of the story Two Of the
c.ergmen Of Episcopal Churches IN Charleston
have expressed, IN the newspapers OF that city their
dlsappToval of the circulation OF such matters there
While they presume evil was intended. they ex.
press the hope that the magazine VIII not contain
any more of Ike character.
CADETS OF TEMPERANcE.-The Grand
Section Of Cadets Of Temperance of Southern New
York met in Poughkeepsie on Wednesday last.
when the following Grand Officers were elected
w. P-samuel Knickerbocker. of Poughkeepsie
Y. P.-Ihomas :. Shepard. Nev-lork S-Henry
J. Phalen, Poughkeepsle \ S-A. J. kaSmlre
New-l oTk TO. Camp. New-Norx G.-A r.
sutton Peekskill U.-Wm Forbes New-York
VI; Chichester, Poughkeepsie J. W.-R. W
Frost. PoughkeepSle &C. n Seymour, PeekShill.
And o. Camp, L. ". Frost, j. I. sutton. IL. Atkins
q \. Seymour and Horace Greeley were chosen
members OF the Grand Council
- Or. J. II. Davis, of Pine Plains. died
on The 10Th lnS, from the effects of small wound
inflicted while performing post imortem examlna.
ton some two OF three years since After suffering
about year with severe pam IN the hand which
received acut, 10 al appearance the disease LEFT L,
and he appeared in usual health until about SIX
weeks before ms decease, when the pam reappeared
and,Spread through the whole system. causing great
suffering which was unconQuerable tn relieved bv
death.
The New PARK.-The counsel of
he Corporation IN the Supreme Court on
Saturday moved FOR the appointment of nse
Commissioners u estimate and award for the
aew PARK, between SINty-fourth and Seventh
fnhS and Thrd-av. and the East RIVER Itwas
opposed by sx-Judge Bronson. on behalf The own.
erS. principally the ground o. ins. .lldi,v al the
law clause being originally IN l. giving "a the
owners righ' OF nomination OF certain Commission
eI>, and which remained II Il TIL y hat passed =
,hrd reading when the clause was stricken our 5v
some party and passed without l.. and so sent 70 the
senate. Also that ne law under the circumstances
5 unconstitutional. The case s,and> adjourned t,l
TO-DAY
= Among the passenger, il the Baltir
Yesterday were several Distinguished c.,lzsns and
strangers Michael Rapetii, he renowned yIol!n.,r
NJ Gransdos Sioil.an Consul Col J. A Hamilton
OF SCUM Carolina Commodore J C. Stevens, late
master o: he yacht America DR.. John G. Warren
snd Na,Lan Appleton, Of Boston James r Brady
E>Q. Of thi, city, Gc, &c
RECEPTION or THE CONNODoRE The
arrival IL The Baltic Yesterday morning OF J. C. Ste
scDS ana Others late Of The yacht America. was the
cause % a grand commOiiOn - ;he harbor \ great
number o caanons-sald 10 have been 3O1-Nere
fred from ihs Ba;tery, Jersey CITY and Hobokeu
ss NeEs flm,ed. a4s every deuou a..sn of -,
A g.. .