New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22


eve the public opportunity Of again JG1sins o'
sisdarne Soutags qualities in her role, wiiA hei
rucihCd Of Interpretation. il an opera Is ohy 70 O'
played tw.ce-whcb seems 10 be tae hnht-' 'O'
e,enesceEt TO require any elaborate nouee' L-..Si
his community likes opera well enough 10 co"''i'
operas carefully and cousceut ously pu on De .
81 Madame Soutag treats them, or II cares n''1'us
about operas Il the later the sooner Tue iA-' y
Known the better but real or fupposnlhons ueiah'
fortw representations only Of en- opera uaAeS eve"
fcrf-i0 farce.
THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS GENERAL
COMMITTEE in pursusnce Of the call OF the oscaem
md II ,bc officers Of the last meeting OF the Commit
zee the members assembled in the Coal hoe Oh ram
rsspy last evening. The lower bar-room was crowded
WITH c,,,es.ants and others DESTROYS Of knowing the
action oftbc Committee reference to the proceedings
as the cornc, NJ sschems on Thursday evening in be-
half of "Union and Harmony
The same officers who ofcated previously were re-
.,,poipted viz. Col. DANIEL L. DELAvAN Eighth
yard Chairman Thaddeus w. Glover, Eleventh
yard and George H. Purser, Fourth Ward. The Gre
denta which Endorsed by the 5echcms as regular
were approved The certificate Of election in Fifth
Ward was presented signed by w. II. Apologize and
g. G. Webster Inspectors Of Election, by which it sp-
peared the yotc for General Committee in that Ward
stood Bart 1913 Jackson, IA; Hoffmire, 81 John A.
Kennedy. go Henry E. Riell l42; John II. Whit
rJore III This was placed with the other credentials
Or future action.
Lo.enzo b. Shepard of the Eighteenti Ward offered
&c following resolves which were unanimously adopt
ed after discussion in which several Of the leading
members participated:
HRereas, The General Committee is sincerely de-
srous 20 promote the Union OF the Democratic party,
ard TO bring within d common and harmonious organi-
cation ell those who maintain the principles Of the B4iti
more PlatfOrn, and desire 10 give rn and undivided
support to the Democratic National and State Admin
traOns aud also TO avoid all ca-lses Of objection and
difference which might arise out of any decision OF
tested ses before the parties have ample opportunity
20 present tAcr certificates or other evidences Therc
fore, be 1t
ssoiced That the consideration of the contested seats
be postponed until Thursday evening, jan a. at "
O'clock ard that oil persons contesng 10 any degree
any extent the seats OF those included in this organiza.
ton, be and hereby notified to present their claims
tina occasion.
Messrs Lorenzo =. Shepard, Of Eighteenth Ward,
Thomas J. Oakley Of Fourth Ward, and Thomas II.
Fnrron, of Eleventh Ward, were appointed Commit
tee to draft address giving plain statement of facts
Of the present condition Of Affairs at Tsmmany Hall,
and explanatory Of the merits Of the contested seats in
tie several Wards.
The action of the Council Of Sachems of the Society
ofTammany Che propnetors Of the Hal) was given by
member OF the Council who il member of the General
Commttee) who explained the intentions OF that body
which seemed to be misunderstood by some. The
Sachems intended their aconfDr the temporary organ
izstion OF the General Committee only. The seat Of
every Delegate present liable to be contested be.
sides the Wards omitted by the Saehems for want OF
credentials to examine. The General Committee was
20 be its own judge 10 membership therein and
given full power in this respect by the Sachems whose
only aim for single general organization Of the
Democracy ofthe City. The General Committee were
thus fully empowered 10 settle the contested seats
cordng TO the evidence TO be laid before them. This
explanation made in reply 10 inquiries thrown on;
BY Messrs. Shepard Purscr, Cochrane, Fernando
Wood aud others who had their differences partially
confirmed that the meeting Of the General Committee
last night also open 10 the duly certifcaed Dele
gsos who have hitherto acted with the Barr organi
zsiOn Of Hard she'll, for tic purpose of contesting
&C. II thus appeared that the Sachems wished the
contested seats settled by tribunal aud dep
recoted double organization Of the faithful.
Considerable talk was made by the Hard Shells pres
ent about the erection OF new Tammny Hall. ltwas
reported that Augustus schcl, Esq, had subscribed
s250O0, AID. Barr $1,000 Messrs. Bogardus, Wheeler,
Cornell Cutting, oConor and others large sums, aud
il was announced that if the stock in the building
should be divided in shares thar many patriotic Hard
Shells had pledged themselves to subscribe. The oca-
ton Is TO be at the corner of Broadway and Leonorlst
at least SO supposed by those who vcntured upon
spcculaing upon this topic Tho Sots doubted the sin
cerity of the IIards relative th undertaking, and ap
pcarcdso be satisfied with The preacn, Tammany Hal
for their hcodquartors
Tn CR1sTAL PALAcE.-Ihe lists OF foreign
contributors lately received contain pretty good as
4 ...s /, ..t,., a.
aon Painters some OF them OF high reputation dour
ish in the forms of application for space. Among 9th
srs F. Bard of Paris contributes Two large painting
The subjects are te Duke o Orleans at Cape Nord,
and Hudson Forsakcn by his Crew
f. schetier has made application for space to con
tain numerous pictures, some OF which are named
The name schefer leads 10 hope that we wiz have
something fine from this artist and worthy OF the pen
ell of a relative Of the great AIRY.
Among manufacturers some of the meet prominent
French houses are TO be found Sens & Co, of Rheims
send the wooden and worsted yarns for which they are
famous Cert Beer, May \ Co, OF Paris, contribute
specimens Of leather gloves and the utensils for making
them Theodore Michchn, of Paris, send samples o.
those beautiful French ribbons, whose dies are the
snvy OF the English and American manufacturer, while
Alexander Of kid glove reputation contributes artistic
fans.
The works at Reservoir square are ts. advancing 70
a state of completion. To an inexperienced eye the
Square would appear nothing hut confused mass Of
iron rigging This chaos, however, has method in Is
confusion aud very the outline of very graceful
struc,urc will be to emerge from H. A, one cor
ner of the building the second story pillars has been
erected and the huge DERRICK BY which they are oleNa
ted to their place. may be seen travelling along On
sort OF iron railroad supplied by the edges Of the
grders. A number OF Yon ere basily engaged IN AZ.
ing in the inequalities of the ground and rendering i,
perfectly level The entire work Is making such rspid
prosrcss that there little doubt OF It's being ready for
the reception Of the public by May.
~ The calOric ship Ericsson viii BE- ready
in short time for the contemplated Southern tour to
Washington and other places
Luz SrEAMSHIP NACHr.-Mr. SimOnsOn.