New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26
sixty-Sixth Anniversary Of the ~. George
Society.
The sixty-sixth Anniversary of the broth

The sixty-sixth Anniversary of the broth
erhood of ST.. GEORGE and MERRIs ENGLAND, was
held NBLOs Saloon, and was WELL but not crowdody,
attended The company assembled between and
oclC ck and Up ushcred into the dinin groom,
where a fine repast swned them prepared under the
auspices of WIN. NIBLo whose cuisine did honor to liz
acknowledged iome The visnds were excellent Sas
might be expected from The taste OF the sons OF ST..
GEoRoE) and were as excelently served, under the
personal supervision OF Mr. MILO himself
The room was handsomely arranged and decorated.
In the CENTER over the held OF the President was
fine picture OF the Queen copied by CONDOR after tho
original Of WHITEWATER This was oordered by tho
British and American flags On the orchestra gallery
was the beautiful standard 81 st. George, and ON either
side the French German Hungarian, anc other national
fags The tables crOsswise OF the ROOM and wero
thanked with large pine and frtr, and howers OF vs.
rious kinds ia full growth.
Among the distinguished gentlemen present were:
ADAM NoRRrR, President of ST. Andrews; Mr. BELL
President of ST. Patfick's OGDEN HoFraAN, President
of ST. Nicholas; Mr. NILES, PRECEDENT OF st. David's;
George CURTIS, President OF the New En- gland Mr..
ZIMMERMAN, President OF the German Benevolent So
ceiy; Nj BUNCH British Vice Consul: Capt GRAHAM,
of the u $. Army Rev Mr.. FLAGG, JAMES WALLAcx,
the welIknown actor A. BRAIIAM, the singer g.. &c
DoDwoRTHs BAND-of. Bands tho celobrated-sup-
piled the musc In abundance.
When the dinner was over, and the anxious appo-
ties OF the guests bad been fully appeascd ION Torbot
and South Down Mutton fresh from England by favor
of Capt JUDKINs OF the Asis) and after the singing Of
"Non Nobis Domne,"
The President, DR.. BEALEs, rose and congratulated
the members upon the prosperity Of the Society and
their ability perform their deeds OF charity lie said
that during the year between 700 and 800 persons had
been relieved at a cost of $1,000 more. An deserv
ing applicants had been relieved e persons had been
supplied with situations between 1000 and 5000 have
been aided In their emigration This large increase
over the proceeding year. He called attention TO tho
efficient labors of the Emigration Committee, whose
services had been valuable But besides this benevolent
work, we are proud Of our glorious England no
alluded to the threatened invasion Of England and was
confident If such an event did take place, would
be fearful Of the result England stands foot to foot
with desposm she Is surrounded by those who would
crush her II they could but she IL sustained BY tho
strong arms of her He alluded To tho effort Of
Continental powers put under restraint the exies now
In England and the reply Of the British Minister refusing
compliance. lCheers He gave the FIRST regular toast
The DAY. and all who honor it,
Music-"The flag that braved thousand years,
The battle and the breeze"
Before giving the second toast, DIR. BEALEs called at
tenton to the fine fullength portrait Of QUEEN VIo
ToRIA which hung behind him, and read document:
giving history Of the picture lie gave the second
regular toast:
Nine Cheers Music and the national anthem God
the Queen by BRAHAM and Others well sang and raPsur'
The next regular toast was then given BY the Pred
dent:
The Pyesidens 9th United staies.
Twelve cheers, and Hail Columbia by the Band
The fourth regular toast was as toIIowsi AZ.
Hey Majestys Miaes and her Representatives on ths
Nine cheers with will and "The Old English Gentle
man. by Nj. CONDOR and chorus
Mr. BUNCH. British tlce-COnsui, repheu. nc w.
grated at this compliment 70 the Representatives Of Her
Majesty In this country. They were representatives
not only Of the virtues but Of the power of the Bnusn
people On this occasion he was happy 70 90 parucF
pant In noble festival and referred 70 tne entno
siasm of the return of st. Georges Day and tho warm
feelings which 1t calls forth, Ike the sprngins OF me
eores Of vegetation by the genial call OF the vefns sus
| We are away from home, but we have found go
NAL home the land Of our adoption great ana gion'
Gus we give her much Of our reverence ana 70
gard can appreciate the workings Of her glorious COD
stiruton; appreciate the necessity OF union ana
peace between America and England let US seek 70 90
serve American sympathy but let US never Iorge' os
| England. Cheers. He proceeded TO state his con
necton with the production Of the bne portrsu o. so
Queen which had been before alluded o. and ne
went on TO enlogizc the Queen, and quoted "
the words OF Shakspcre In honor OF announcer gfea'
| lCheers long continued.
DIR. BEALxs called the fifth regular toast; ,-...
The army and Nary Of Great Britain and Of Inc o"ss
s's,s ,heer. .Ths Star spsnsIed Banner and "Ths
| Rrtisb (,reuadiersn by the Band xs.h ..,l.d
NJ P..H.N sang The Death ofNelson' when caieo
forth three cheers Tor the sngera s,.,e. Army made
csps ~.',nsa lie was sorry that his superior omcer
Icd G.sprSEr) not present. ne tnousa' 'ns ~.
sih, one day tneet--the Gross Of 81 george ana tS
nis' . on spes Of Brother Jonahanto contest with
S S,, Tor Human Freedom He referred 70 the los
osbe B;rkenhesd and hoped would not say, afser
| ,hsf that the age Of chiyary was past M.
The President gave the .1n the freedom and bless
ings Of this great City, dirty streets includedt "en'e
~en sss Ss Maysv the City, and Municipal Auih0sss
OF Ssw v.. ss Mr. cosDos and Chorsl
~ YorSsG EDITOR Of The Atbton, introduced
Judge DAILY, who made short Peecn- ne - ~.
-.rsIy visted England, and wei pleased wxn nis
vist He went there with strong American ps:lnoaos.
INIT when be LEFT be had feelings Of regret I'D respeo
which he never felt toward any other forsI nsea1
| We have been lee ssecessfal N seeee"S