New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-19

previously furnished. They resolve 10 muster In iai
force for this ",he last March OF Henry Clays Ola
Guard" Another resolution was passed, Tor taxing
steps to erect monument to Mr.. Clay, the COMMITTEE
for the purpose consisting OF ?. w. Engs' Df' "m'
| Turr er NJ o. Bradford, Wm. d. Stone and D. Francis
| Bacon.
All the old banners of the Clubs some 30 In number,
will be draped In mourning and Displayed from the
Broadway House The Wing and Democratic General
Committees will gle In the procession and Will pre-
cede the regular Clay organizations.
lis especially requested that every member will ap-
pear In black cothes and especially black hats, as an
old black hat is far more becoming than tue newest
white one IL aso hoped that the line will march In
perfect silence as loud conversation and laughter Is
highly inappropriate We beg TO suggest, In addition
that there be smoking In the line.
Badges may be mad oy those entitled, to-day and to-
morrow, at the large room, Broadway House.
That UNFORTUNATE BANNER.-After
series of most oinous disasters the Pierce and King
flag Tsmmany Hall was struck Saturday night, at
the hour when churchyardS yawn. In the FIRST attempt
to raise it, the old Polk and Dallas tree-alost as rot
ten at heart the party that planted igave way and
the new banner fell into the mud. Shortly afterward
II frightened at the awful military portrait of Pierce,
way, and the banner collapsed like an empty bag 1t was
egain stretched out pole erected and fastened with
braces mainly from the south, and all seemed right
But about the period OF SCOTS nomination. rushing
breeze from the West-a young tornado of Wing huz-
zas-msde most envous rents In the doomed
canvas Further repsirs were painfully made, and
once more the concern stretched, like Absaom by
the hair, between heaven and earth, with powerful
tendency in the latter direction. When news of the
proposed Lundy's Lane gathering came some of the
sand bags dropped Off Ia alright and one of them near
y deprived the party OF old and respectable voter
But at last il announced that Gen. ScoTT going
to Lundys Lane ard this the that broke the
canels back; the very letters seemed to grow pale
and faint all the tempes.s seemed joined In one and
winged with destructon the possibility of facing the
Hero Of Chippewa was too much, and after brief
effort TO bear up against the DEGREES CT fate the
lucky gave way, and three four terrible rents
separated Pierce and King into as many parts, while
The Union must and shall be preserved" suddenly
became "a Union dlscordan discovered" broken into
unequal and contendng fragments, and wildly por-
traying the probable condition fthe Omitted Democ.
racy after the November gales. This the last of
the doomed banner, and
"Not drum was heard not a funeral note
As the cOrse from the rampant they hurried"
The BROADWAY RAILRoAD.-We have
made some little inquiry into this new project and
find it undertaken Ia all sincerity By responsible and
respectable parties, who really mean what they say.
They propose TO use no other than Straightforward
honest means to get charter preferrng TO wait for the
election Of Council 10 the alleged method of sue
cessful dealing with this We greatly fear they will
be obliged TO watt but shall see. In regard to the
road they propose not to disturb the Russ pavement
all, merely cutting groove 10 let in the rails Perrine
would probably give them some trouble, and the old
cobble stones would all come up We shall look further
into the matter and examine the probable utility of the
undertaking. There seems to be determination to-
ward railroads. and the day may be far distant when
they will thread the City in every direction Toey Ger
ainy have all advantage for passengers and n the real
fancled obstruction of the streets be obvae'
they will 60 ahead to the utter exclusion of omnlouses
TERMINUS OF THE SIXTH-AvENUE RAIL
BoAD--There Is petition before the Aldermen, from
the Directors oths Road TO have the track continued to
Vesey-street, Broadway 1t strikes that the
very best place for the terminus would be in Psrkplace,
wheIe there Is ample and absolutely travel to
ncommode. Say, run up Murray into Church.street,
and into Parkpace. Murray street is about SO feet
between the curb stones, Vesey only 81 Parkpace Is
more than So The main objection to Vesey and Full
streets s the immense travel passing through them
from the Ferries and Markets which the cars stop
there would be driven to other and announcement
places Barclay would be an improvement upon Vesey
but Parkplace is the place of all. Besides quiet and
roomy stopping place, there might be erected without
injury to the street) light she'd something like that o.
the Hudson River Road at Chambersst for the shelter
of cars horses and passengers from sun and RAIN We
think the greater convenience and comfort Of passen
gers at Park-place would more than balance the two
blocks further riding; and if the Broadway Road is
built an easy junction may be made whore carriages
will no, interfere VIII the directors oonsderiti
A GERMAN PUBLIC SCHooL.-We under
stand that large body of the German citizens of Bloom.
ingdae have addressed TO the Board OF Education,
petition for the establishment OF public school in that
vicinity where German children may be instructed by
teachers who speak their own language, and are &C
cordinsy able to render easy to them the learning of
English and other branches. In the ordinary schools,
these children cannot get at ALL and great numbers
Of them for that reason, not sent to school The
petition appear to u.s. right and reasonable and we hope
that its object may be attained.
PORTRAIT OF MEAGHER.-Mr. G. II.
Brsinard at Whitehursts Gallery, No $40 Broadway,
has published avery handsome photographic portrait OF
Thomas Francis Meagher 1t is copied from daguerr'
eotype.
MONTGOMERY GUARD.-This company
will celebrate their fifteenth anniversary to-day by
excursion the East River Mr. Mesgher is expected
10 accompany them.
New ARRANGEMENT.-W1 LliS'S MI
steal TINES is hereafter to be united with DyT's M
steal UoTif, forming journal under the edtoria
care Of Richard = Wills Esq. We understand that
/ the new arrangements commences with resources
Z which viii insure the success and efficiency of the
faper. We wish 1t all manner ofagosperity.
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