New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1852

p1hcsl csr1pAier and with gentlemen Of all parties
arc al shades of opiBon therefore shall not proceed
hbep regular mc.tiDg 10 assembled tor 'lncA our
poses feel myself 1t liberty 10 express myself accord
Ing To my convicuona and II any wings are ta-re tneS
hear The truth ubtther agreeable NOT Add 81 vi
With tpy Democrat VINO h-ppeps go Whtg m7-unE
often g. 40 'uch meetings, and there expect n nss
sorers'her sharp truth. abont the Democracy and some
fhires which o. not sgree with my JuJn III EaN
10 The Truth Cent men, We returning nome from
aiope session of Congress -here hes had dispscned
business lCres Of Dts Jsichl Nice months. add not
ore sci worth copper Yes, gentlemen, and must
say that don't know whether tue country 10 moot
grateful to us for what we have dsue or fr shst We
have not done. lGrsat laughter But, gentlemen, II
Il too bad TO keep me here making dry so-ech when
] ser before M In such abundance what have baen
longing for all dsy And % | vii nov express ny
gratitude Tor ire fncness and respect with when you
have received me, along With he regret Of NY lustOus
frerd Gen C-ss At hts in-bfry 70 address you add
nov vii get down OF OF this chair and take social
drink With you all. Loud applause
After the speech Of Senator Douglas a variety of
dtsultory remarks were made BY number of gsn,e.
men, and fr ally, late hour the CON papy dspersed,
amer an evening Of great es,ivty and enjoyment and
with the best wishes for lcns life and prosperity TO the
Metropolitan Hotel.
BROADWAY RAILRoAD.-On Tuesday
evening next there will be meeting At Lsfsyeue Halt
Broadway, Of citizens Of Ne~.York opposed 90 a R.il
rosd In Broadway. The Committee Of .~enty-ous cid
gems appointed at the meeting held Aug 3 To present
report to the public the subject, Iestys which
this meeting Ia to be held viii then be prepared TO re
port
Il 1t was expected yesterday, from
announcements previously made, tina, High Mass would
be celebrated In ST. Paicks Cathedral tor the repose
of the souls of the Martyrs of Antsrss,' meaning
Lopez and bis followers Instead Of that Ordinary
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were present, wearing Grape upon their arms
e Surveyors yesterday laid out the
ground for the Crystal Palace and prepared for the
first operations.
r. Among the arrivals at the Metro
pol1n Hotel yesterday we're Gen. Csss, Hons. N X
Hall, Timothy Jenkins, W Mills, n. Randall, c. b
Curtis, o. Gilmore, A Il. Bennett, II. H4min, ii. 5
Foo,e, and Judge Douglas the Little GIANT besides
large number OF less noted individuals.
The LAND REFoRMERs.-The meeting
of the Land Reformers did not come of last evening
Cd acc, unit Of the pegec, of the Commitee Ia falling TO
obtain Military Hall for the purposs. Quite large
number Of persons collected outside, aud after some
discussion, came to the conclusion 10 make arrange
meLu for a large Mass Meeting of the friends Of
Land Reform favorable TO the support of Gen. WIN.
felo Scott Tor President of which due notice will Do
given
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MISSISSIPPI
pL-Tbe q. S. steamer Mississippi Cspt acCuney.
bearing the broad pensnt Of Commodore Perry, has
Just arrived from ST. John N B. Halifax. N S. /; the
Mssdalen islands, Prince Edwards Island, snd other
pots In the British American possessions and from
Esstpor
The Mississippi has had an active cruise of 81 days
since her departure from tns pot, whence she sailed
under orders from the Government TO be dispatched
to those parts ~ investigate tue circumstances attend
Ing the recent seizures OF fishing vessels belong
In 10 the United States, By British cruseoL
Upon bis arrival snd various occasions during bis
cruise In ,hose waters, Commodore Perry held con-
ference. on the subject with Sir Geo seymour,
English Aorirsl; with tue Governors Of NswBruus
wics, and Eovs scotis, and other public officers
Doubtless the explanations given al these Interviews
were of satisfactory nature The reception given to
the Commander and officers Of ship a,tbs ports they
yi.ed was of the most cordial aud friendly .c,er
During her cruise the Mississippi saw nearly 500 sal
of snirs vessels, large number of which at tae
same time boarded by her. Officers and all veil
Lsr Or OrricsA, Arr.curp T. s. Srs.x'ne h"'n'wF.-
Matthew Peny C,mnedore. Wm. }. hcCluneJ, caytHnj
Coniee Fas Geo holland Leutsoauf H. kolaai" DO;
s,ss .ss s.a s @ r.ss a s.l. WEE:
J n M.rh ndsiIpnan. Waller l.. Jones 4. T.
MoLn,- do n. " Men Armstrong. NJ iship
man j. shirt Coi-on Boat-wain n y. Lowry,
c. james stevens, Stntsers
A uuiodorr'- C-rS } " Bbny. U.p'an- DO
Nm Pus-f'- y Adams Conn and'fs do Jesse
Ga, Cnr Tnsner Robert Danby Fr- A,s-taut DO ". Hoi
I,pd do g. Logan. ~ do. IA H. Rutherford, 80 4 |
Robe % DO Alexander, do; J. Drum, Msrcrr DO; J.
Cello Cap, Brsvs nuofj Geo nd-sy Lent Of Marines
LICENSES FOR AUGUsT.-The following ,
statement shows the amount Of moneys received for
hce tn, Fst Marsbsls deik, Mayors Office, dur
Ing the mouth OF August, 1852:
For 2o6 Tavern Licenses. NJ
FDf 81 pub &c Carr Lcut s~s 80 40
Eot Renewal Observation-Disclosures. % |
or Il D Cart q 80
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