New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-29

seen much party spirit IN the CITY Hail. much mar.
there should have been, but here never b. b,.,.s
when the majority OF the Aldermen were ,o $3.50,
vickeoly partisan, now They literally "rOaM.s,'
utterly regardless of right expedierey or even d,..
MORE OMENs.-Last night the Local..
cos held 4" rsiih 'a,ion' in the With Ward go,a.
purpose Of afr acting whatever iders might b $50
made burnt offering Of q tsr-barrel, Aad ver,r.ws
ed with gathering Of three four hundred man
boys, including at least fly voter. Win. -
through the motions on the stand the Ere esuyh, -
telegraph pole and promised soon To cut O. ,ss -,
lines and sever all connection between NJ P,.,..s
bis With Ward vossnes Thi, lnerrupted m. . -
ing" but some fremen soon arrived, ani s,va5 o.
voted pole. Afterwsrd Capt Ryndeu made go.
In which be said On II, then some v0r,, -.
could not hear pitcher OF water lmore not ~,
Msine Law" This Is all could make Of M, -
ion," but ii was doubt explicit, and popular a. w.,
received with applause Capt r then pronouns,a
funeral Grafton over the remains Of Gen Cas- ssurss
the people that the handwriting the wall pred,sa,
the triumph of Pier,e and King, &C, Sc othsr,. ..
presume, spoke but We did not stay. TIE Ouipou.
fire 10 the rear" en- the telegraph pole, ruined al s
enthusiasm.
notice ,ha, organic atoms in process of formation 4.
several the Wards for the election of Scott aud Gr,
ham Several Clubs cave been already formed IA In
Isl, ID 3D. 5,h, 9th, 7th, 9Th, OH 10Th, llth l9h Ih
18th, 10th and lsh Wards and preliminary steps hAys
been taken toward organization In other Wards
~ The Sachems of Tammany intend to
do up the Fourth of July In grand style Invitations
have been the Leading Loco Foco both EIunksr
and Barnburner, earnestly mplorng them to come IN
for the purpose of burying the Ratchet preparatory to
the burial OF the party In November 1t 10 sort OF
deathbd repentance both sides, and Il Is difficult },
guess before the confession who will soonest call upon
Gabriel to blow bis horn.
The SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF lSl2.-
On Sunday next July 4, Rev. DR.. Spring. will deliver
discourse before the surviving veterans Of the last war
with Great Britain. As many OF these patriots are ia
need of pecuusry assistance, understand that eo
lection will be taken up to relieve their necessities -
The time and occasion will doubtless attract large
congregation at the old Brick Meeting House, In Beck
man-st, opposite the Park.
MARETZEK IN MEXICO. season, ur
to the 22d Nsy-our last dates from the City of Mexico
had been most trumphsnsly successful hareizek wu
received with open arms by the expectant people there
aid there had been serenades, sorees and all sorts Of
welcomlnes He found no difficulty, In the course OF
few days In raising the handsome subscription OF $1,000
for twelve representations and the thester holds
e0C0 people, his nightly receipts independent Of the
subscription, had averaged some six eisns hundred
dollars This In population of about onehird OF that
Of own City proper 90 say nothing of the adjacent
places,) may be considered as triumphant result.
Bertucca snd saly had given the Lucia and 5tefanons
and Ssvi the Ernsni aud the Norma On day there
were, besides these two performsncesthe Lucia being
performed at Ia the afternoon and the Ernanl ct Ia
the evening Bertucca, the night serenaded.
and the French Ambassador made grand party for the
entertainment Of the musical Ia all their
performances they had created quite J1or aud the
ardent and enthusiastic Moxcsns were evidently de-
lighted with the advent Of corps operatque so much
superior 20 any they have ever had there before.
" Commodore Charles w. Morgan, u.
| s. Navy; jose Ramon Pedrosa, Havana; Hon Z. r
Babcock, Buffalo; Hon. A. p Edgerton n c., Ohio;
Hon. John A. Collier, Binghsmpton; Hon S. p Chase,
| u s. Senator Ohio Maj. Rsins, u. s Army; CAPITALS
J. H. Potter, U. S. Army Judge Sayre, Georgia, and
His Excelency Mr.. BodIsco, Russian Minister, Wash.
ington, are among the arrivals AT the Irving House
Mr.. MEAGHER. "A deputation from
Jersey City, headed by Mr. Robert Gillespie, waited %
Mr. Mesgher yesterday afternoon, ut the Aston House,
for the purpose of presenting to him resolutions Of con-
| graduation, the eoquence and warm expressions Of
feeling contained In which deeply apprenticeship
Mr. NJ who replied In brief but satisfactory address.
He begged apologize for delaying to reply TO tho ma
merous complimentary addresses which he had re-
ceived but which resulted from their being so numerous
Mr. Davis on the part Of the Irish Civic Societies,
then read an address Mr.. Meagher, TO which the lat
ter responded briefly, thanking the Societies for their
hearty and patriotic congratulations, and csncluaingT
expressing his strong desire for the future wslars
of Ireland and his conviction that the time would YET
come when he would be enabled to see the path clear
for the deverance of the people OF the Green Isle from
oppression and until that moment arrived, nothing oas
death should prsven: bm from endesvoring TO accom-
| pish bic most determined object
Mr. heagher remained a short time 70 receive hs
| congratulations Of his friends
tV Capt. M. Sanford died few days
ago. He was a native Of NewIIaven, and darlos ne
early portion of his life known as the Gccesaa
commander of several vessels belonging TO vareuspo6s
of the United States He one Of the early pioneers
of steam navigation, and In le21 became one Oh @
prietors of the line between New.York and Nevhf
ven, and assumed the command Of the steamer SUPER
or. Subsequently he built the Charter OAK, Sews's
land, Bunker Hill, Ocean, and several other steamer
and established various lines between Boston and Wv
Eastern ports, and between New.York and Pnadsip1.
via Cape May. His career has been long and "d's
one.
~ In speaking of the funeral OF tue
late David Graham, We should have said that sne ~
vices were conducted by Rev. Drs. Ds~in sai ~
thews The full funeral service Of the EPsoS.
Church, dn the faith Of which Mr.. Graham died. '~
performed at ST Marks, by Rev Mr.. Chsuncey a"'
WARM personal friend Of the lamented dead.