New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

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x The weather is doubtful. On Sat
urdsy night there was every prospec: of the much
needed rain. but II amounted only to Sigh. mist
Yesterday moderately cool, with mingled sunshine
and shade and heavy clouds 10 the evening, but no
rain up to II clock
TERRIBLE TINE IN TAMNANY.-The
meeting of the Democratic General Committee g,
Tammany Il all on Friday evening the occasion for
mo-. exciting and angry debate between the rival
factions of the Opposition among both insiders and out
sidsrs Inside of the Committee Room, the Huukers
had the advantage in numbers and were determined
TO sustain il by the Of the voting power; while
outside the Committee Room, the Radicals, chiefly
members of the Empire Club, we're In power and bent
on taking satisfac ton out of the Iunkers when
they made their egren, II the demands made by
them were not previously complied with The session
Of the Committee continued until o'clock Sa.ur-
day morning During the earlier part of the session.
COMMITTEE, from the General Committee retired
TO concoct sort OF a healing plaster for
this eruption Of the old sore. We leened
from the whispers of the outsiders that this Committee
proposed that each Ward Committee should name
two Inspectors of Election, and the General Com
niitee the third one. The debate was reported
as an exciting one. and We understood that the
Hupkers fearing 10 be outgensraled Ia the Wards by
the Radicals refused 20 adopt the proportion. WAS
finally carried by the B,rnburners and So;shsed
Huukers they are termed by the LEI" yielding OF the
bunker faction. The resolution adopted )unts 10
modification of the call made the 5tn DAY OF August
by the Hupker majority. IL wa, adopted by vote OF
twenty five to t~entyour. It provides that in the
Second Thrd Sixteenth, Seventeenth Eighteenth,
Nineteenth and Twentieth WsTds which
especially dissatisfied VITA the selection of Inspectors
made BY the General Commttee-the Ward Conht.es,
may II they choose two OF the Ins oectors of the
Election, and the General Committee will the
third one In the Thirteenth Ward there being Ward
Committee, the Delegates 10 the General Committee
may designate the Inspectors motion made
to print proceedings, end while the subsct un
der consideration one IIupker moved au al.
iourpment, and suo!her seconded The motion. Tns
Hunker Chairman pui the affirmative Of the quss'
ton, 10 which the Hunkers present responded A r
and wiihou, waiting - put the negative Two lustrous
Hunkers-one OF with the minuIes OF proceed
ines In his pocket-insde iaeir ext. through window
and fastened down Frsukortst, until lost 10 the
gloom which usually prevails In the "swamo. Their
retreat sad been quite as hurried as was the
fight of Santa Anna, the occasion when he had no,
time to tske his wooden leg with him. Immediately
after the above occurrence two Hunkers, VINO, t-H
moments previous, were prominently engaged In the
Committee room Of Tammsny Hall, were seen walking
stealhy up Spruce ST and Acro's the Park Toe' were
Messrs Thomas J. Barr and Hon Daniel T. Sick
o, Forthwith there was hurrylng together of Barn
burner members OF the Empire Club, into the blrroom
OF Tammany, where the Indignation OF the evening had
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of "muss" A rush was made for the Committee rooms
the doors of which forced open There yet
members OF the Committee present finishing up the
bu,iness of the evening. Those not members OF ths
Committee were desired to retire. The greater por-
don Of those present did so; but JOhuny Austin
Who in the absence TO H.Ooro of the Captain OF the
Emplre Club lie first 10 mand-declined going, say.
ng tina, be believed he should not be turned gu, OF Tam
MANY Hall SO easily and he should ize to see put u
vote In the Committee whether he should 60 out or not
The shoude rh,ers Of the Cub gathered around and
he maintained his ground. During the evening there
was much excitement among the outsiders, several oil
whom applied most degrading epithet' In loud voice,
10 the individuals who escaped the hre In front oy re-
treat in the rear John Quin the distinguished bunker
Of II Nineteenth Ward and particular friend OF Lewis
Case, WAS hustled roughly by the Empire boys, and,
moi .ithstspding be elderly man, one OF tue
,boulderhitters struck MIN a violent blow upon his
cheek. which sw.ed badly AZ Mr. Qain left the house
he turned his face backward toward bis exutng foes
and assallants and in a significant manner said, Re
.aJfy Lelris Cass ." which st0 be the Hunker rayag
cry e, the primary meetings The meeting on Friday
niehi was signal triumph Of the Barnburners, who
boast thai, now, they carry the City In the noDlna
ous Taxing Il sltogether this effort OF the conoina'
Ron Of Rum and Democracy % promote union and har
mony was decidedly interesting.
THE CITY FATBERs.-These worthy
gentlemen returning slowly 10 the City, ard will ap-
pear In the cour,e ofs days upon the broad steps Of
the City Hall and In the sacred porches of the Tea
Room the scenes Of their moral and physical glory.
The corridors OF the Hall have been remarkably silent
for the three weeks and the hangers about there
complain tia, the plscs Is lntoeraby dull there is no
bribery 70 bullying vote buying, 10 juggling Of con-
tracts no fun whatsoever - eniven the suly hours.
To escape this daness the hallhsunters occasionally
20 over 30 Tsmmauy u see the progress OF harmony