New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15
Mrrrps OF THE SOCIETY OF TAxxAxY-

MEErHs OF THE SOCIETY OF TAxxASy-
ipprsral Of lks Course Of tAs Saeasas-TAe members
Of the Society of TAnpsany Columbian Order he'll
thei. monthly meeting on Saturday. The saenaune,
wns urus uaIly large. sbou. go members aeecssiax.
The recent Report OF 70 out Of the Is Saches on the
eourse they have pursued in the recent deulnes ~
received and ordered TO be eagrossed the rscors
Of the Society and resolution Of Robert B. Boyd II
the Seventeenth Wand, approving the course Of the
Council of sschen,s, was carried BY Overwhelming
vote. The Yeas and Nays were not taken some of
the Hsrds desired but division being called for
nearly 400 voted for this resolution ofeosadence in the
Sachsrs 10 % in the negative IL u ED there were
more Hsrds present during the evening, but fsreseess
how il was going they retired carly. Mr.. Bceasds cp-
pcse the adoption Of Boyds resolufion, and hessrs
James Conner and Thcophlus Peck afvocsfcd q sev.
ersl Hunkers who were heretofore suspected Of Hard
Sbellsrp. by some process other, became gresty
soenei ard found on the Soh Sneai side OF TIE
Coal Hole when the division was ordered among thse
vss Henry Leibcpsu, WHO signed the card. poblshs&
Scssrr the mes,ns drumming up the Hard saels TO he
"rescue OF the Society One thousand dousrs would
net move eSpectsnt TOR place under Pierce horn
the Self shell side was remarked BY the only Hard shes
Sachem in the Council confirmed Is the love OF Once
smons former pretended ultra Hunkers, that they we
over en- mas.e 10 the So Shell side 20 the consternaon
of such confirmed Hard Shells. Joe Cornell Come
Thomss wbeelar Ed c. West sc. The Hard Sheis
were fairly and sQuarey beaten their leaders sfe.
ward admitted by the power o. numbers The recent
movement in the Legislature .er repeal 81 the charter
of the Tarrmany Society and the rumored lease by tho
Hards Of new Hail. contributed toward This result, ~
some OF the Hards admitted, and also the hue and cry
made against the Democrats who voted for Van buren
and Adams a. IL IL admitted by the Harris themselves
that the Tanmsny Society and the Council Of sachenas
Of sts took no action whatever upon the Presidential
question the Council of that year being equally divide
between Cas- and Van Buren,, when was atte,np'ed
10 procure an expression on the Presidency. Amons
those present on saturday evening, wss John Van Be
rem and hest OF the old members oil me Soeey may
of whom had not been present for months and year.
and whom the ards supposed were oRs slnss asceAs1
one man was brought in cart and carrid into The
Coal Hole. The different bar-rooms OF TGnmsny an
the Pewter Mug were crowded with enthusiastic cleo
roneerers. -
took place at the Pewter Mug, In which candidate for
Clerk of the Marine Court, Patrick Kelly Ohe hr1pus
Democratic leader of the sixth Wad) Jsck carias
Aid Doherty Of the Nineteenth Ward al participated.
1t dsgrsceiul 10 all the parties concerned, and but
for the interference of Brownie would have resulted
in a general knock down II appears that exAh Kelly
OF the sixth Ward made up his difficulties with Nike
Walsh and apologized for running against him. -
stump candidate. plcdgins to him his future support,
&C., which Nike took as matter OF course affair,
and made some OF hts characteristic remarks there.
on The whole party more or less fadded whethes
from the inspiring eects of Democracy or rum len
10 be supposed The purlieus OF Democracy In the
neshbcrhood Of the Old wigwam transacted flourish.
ing business until an early hour Sunday morning.
when they cleared their Establishments OF the moving
spirits of the nights pow Hard sheDsm has 70
ceiyed quietus until the election OF officers OF the lam
many Society in April, and from present Appearances
the result then Is toregone c2nclusion.
CHARGE AGAINST POLICE OrFiCER.-lt
was reported on Sunday in some OF the newspapers.
that complaint had been made against Oticer Barey
of the Lower Police Court, by an aged man named
Samuel j. Cook for retaining els from the sum OF 80
which the officer had recovered from Q Chatharnst-
auctoneer, who had dsfrauded Cook In the purchase
of watch The facts OF the case rs our reporter Is In
formed are these Mr.. Burley, ON recovering the tts
handed il TO Mr. Cook who on receiving IT, offered the
officer $40 for his trouble Mr. Bufley declined taking
IT, when Mr. G. insisted upon HE taking at least els.
Mr. Burey then called at the office OF the Mayor for the
purpose OF obtaining permission 10 receive the money
but that gentleman not In the Office, and Mr.. h,
with d. IL said, the knowledge of the Chief OF Police
and SEINE other officers, concluded to accept the eb
and did So He also took from Mr. Cook writing stat
ing that he had voluntarily given Mr.. Burnley the els
and the latter has this paper at present In hs
~ Mrs. Sinclair concluded an engagements
at the Albany Theaicr Friday night on which occs
zion she nade her first speech TO the people, fol-
lows;
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: In obeying your summons
this evening refrain from expressing my grati
tude for the catering reception you have gwen mo
my rst Professional visit 70 this the Capital Of the State,
OF which clAim the honor 10 be an adopted citizen.
Let me- likewise thank you for the kindness and sppro.
baton you have bestowed upon my humble efforts "
my new yocation--a vocation have adopted not from
vanity from dosre for nooncy as some have as
serted but from the necessity have been under for tho
past year OF laborirg 10 tor myself and younge
sitter cur DAILY BREAD can scarcely say, them how
valuable 10 the support and approval OF the pub
lie tut II unremitting exertons can obtain for me
continuance OF your favor, efforts hal be wanting
On my part to secure II.
~ On Wednesday evening last, there was
a large gathering in Thorndike Hail. Boston, the
occasion being grand fee given by the National Lsa-
of Boston, In honor Of the presentation to thea
by the Filth Company It'll Regiment National Guares
New York Of magnificent standard the fabric OF which
was Of rich white silk trimmed with heavy gold fringe
cord and tassels.
On one side was painted In elaborate style and beaui
fu coors the coat OF OF the citizens Of New York
and Boston, the former being guarded by an ~ o. In run
uniform and the hitter by an N l. mounted and In fn
uI cim Over tis, in golden letters, was the moto@
the n. L.:
On the revere painted the coat OF arms Of the Im
r Regiment OF me New.York National Guard the whoas
by the American Esge, and underneath the
motto ofthe n. O.
A nd unde rneaib the following:
b. the 9Th Company IN Regiment NJ tots
kaispaa LAncer,, Boston, Jan. ~, IVA
At about 9l o'clock In the evening, the festivities OF
she ball suspended the company called 10
Regiment National Guard Of this City, presented thu
standard to the National Lsncers In brief bus happy
speech. Capt Gibson, Of the Lancers replied Ia appro-
pirate teEms