New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
The Birthday Of Bxrss.
The Burns Club Of this CITY, IN sssocii

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Of tie Of Caledonia last night ceeerssd the.
nivc-ssy Of the birthday Of RosKsr Bvxxs the Pew-
1DAn Poes, whoss only patent Of high birth wss
| The lops fe&sse OF Toll. 5000,
There wss q small but selccs COMPANY prcsesl Vie
erst discussed of those most excellent ssppsrs Ter
which the hosts of the Aston are 90 widely rcnsuued
The tables were orusmented with Characteristic pieces
OF confectionery, viz The Gcsns Of Poetry saAias
Burns at the Plow; Willie Brewsa a reoh o. Asut
Nan was Made 10 Mours; John Aniersoa my 10;
Birth Place OF Burns; Aud Lang syse Tam 0SAa.-
ter Highland Mary.
At either end of the room illuminated porris
Of Burns ssrmsunsod respectively by she Anertsss
and English ssss. After the supper, tbs Presidsa,
Mr.. GoULp gave the Srst toast;
rhe day eesrzfc-It is enough 70 know tAxs We
birthday Of Rchcrt Burma tDrank handing. with tt's
cheers
There was ene osad in attend ace who gave az
propriste music ~ the evening advsreed.
The second regular toast was Introduced BY The
President who sad: This evening sh.ws thai gsaiss
aas it's hours Of remembrance and we rad now u 70
hcnor
"Oue of ths f,w, thu immortal nsncs
That were born 10 die"
East West North and South this day unto to homer
the memory of Burns. He untsusbt bu, upss
him descended the mantle OF genius. Tho President
said the company were onigh called upon 10 corfor
themselves so that Cher hears this night here may
not be in all Christenlen." He gave the secoai
toast:
The Geniss Of Buas- Lib the hyrock Of his hes-
braes sings high in tbs emPy,An and rsss saiy =
Mr.. CIIsEHIGH sang "os ell The ARTS the viad cen
blaw.T
The third toast as follows;
TIE LaaSef crkes-Dear to the phiIsasArspst ire 20
riot and poet of every land he rsnssmbrancs Of vht
have been VIII TO he last syllable Of rscards1
time" make their descendants Ssossmen sill.
Mr. EAprE sang. " Old Scotland ! love thcef"
The President then gave the fourth regular toast
TAe Land ne Lire nBeneah tAshroad folds Of its s,sU
bsnner the citizens OF all chimes una build their arb OF saice
Drank standing, with three times hrec
In giving this toast the Presdcut remarked thst he
would propose another land OF cakes equal In our Lore.
with the cakes far deeper to man
Mr. GRAY sang THE Union forever"
Notes we're here received from the New.York and
New England Union Telegraph Co, and from NE
Rain Line volunteering the free Transmission Of scsi
ments &c, to other cities.
The fifth toast, the last OF the regulars, wss thea
siyen the President remarking that IN getting mp this
toast they had been in qusndsry; everything in isa
susce seemed to have been worn hre stare In hoasr
of woman. But Hoyle says when In doubt play .
trump and 30 we went to Burns, Laughter, aud had
our doubts resolved. give you In his worlds
The Ldssess
"FiIl high the glass with generous txce,
As generous your miad,-
Aud pledge me in the general toast;
Tie whole of woman kind"
This was received with uprosrious applause, and was
followed by the glee: "Here's health to q GosS
Lasses and original song by three vocsasu Of she
Club. The words OF this song are as follows. TIE
music was arranged for the occasion by James Wssoa
and H. c. Grifiths
Take back the ring dear Jamie,
The ring you saed TO me,
md the vows you made ysstreaa
Beneath the birken tree