New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29


nouneing esoh others General Committees TIE Her.
rick Commune Of Ike Nineteenth Ward oVsrhs1ls the
Barr Committee, and sus;aias tbs. over which Col
DeIsvsn presitcs. The McGrsw Committee Of the
Third Ward and the M,Inryre Committee Of the Eff
teenth both denounee the action Of the Council Of Sa-
cheTns snd recognize the Committee over which AID
Barr presided in strong resolutions
MEETING OF THE TAxsAsr SacHExs-
The Council Of Thirteen sschem. was held las.
evening in the Coal Hole Of Tamasny Hall. nun
her Of Hard Shell members Of the Society were also
present in the capacity Of spectators snd as applicants
for the use Of room in the Hall for holding an inhg
nation Meeting to let OF their pent up wrath against
Soft Shelhsm in general All the Sachems were pres
ent, snd two or three of the ex Grand sAchems On
the organization OF the Sschems. Mr.. Messerve. the
Father OF the Council presided Sschen Joseph Cor
nell an inveierate Hard Shell and member of the
Committee appointed at French's Hotel to procure
Tsmmany Hall for the proposed Indignation Meeting
Of the Hard Shell members of the Society offered res
oluiion to that effect. But thereupon Sachem Isaac v
Fowler offered the following substitute, which was
adopted
ResoIreS That no meeting of the Tammany Society or
20 ton OF such Society," be hell AZ Camuany tls.
except under ulsr CALL signed by the regular ocers
This carried by vote OF - Yeas and Nay,
oseph Cornell. the only representative of the Hard
Shell Cass and Dickinson, Hunker. Union and Com
promise interest in the Councill
The Hard Shell members Of the Society who were
present were considerably excited at this result and
remained in the purlieus of Tammany Hail oag sfer
the Soft Shell bunker Sachems had separated fo- their
homes. Capt. Joe Cornell expatiated for some time in
tie lower bar room about the inrosds of Abolitons
Sectionslsm &c, upon the sacred precincts OF Tam
many which he had hitherto considered his political
Mecca for liz uttorance of pure JeersOnian OIunker)
principles lie also dsted upon the merits OF the New
York applicants for seat in the Cabinet and declared
himself 10 be Dickinson man up TO the hub. lie was
upon the past transgressions Of John A. Dix.
| which be regretted the more account Of Mr. Dix
/ being man Of education He charged that Mr. Dix
had broken h promise to support Gen. Cass in lSiS,
| and had returned from the U. : Senate 10 NewYork
in that campaign supporter of Van Buren, and Adams
and ran candidate for Governor on tscket with
| Seth NJ Gates as his Lieutenant This seemed to dis
please the Captain ond he wsxcd wroth az the rsmem
| brHnce Of IT, The Hard Shells who were present at
this speech of the Captains said nothing but French
Bogardus Brush aud others had spoken their remarks
/ would be but confirmation Of the above Although
not permitted to vent their spite in the Committee
rooms Of TammHny, was their wont, the Hard Shells
express their sentiments freely ct their resorts through
out the City.
There we're few present at Tammany last night out
side Of the Coal Hole The Ward politicians appear to
be getting tired Of the da oriness attached to the pro-
eedngs Of late Hard Shells aud Soft Shells are now
for summary settlement OF the difficulties IL Is eyi
dent that the next meeting OF the Tammany Society
Feb y will be a most exciting one, many OF the
Members of the Delsvan and Barr General Committees
/ are also members Of the Columbian Order-apd it Is
given out by the Barrtes that the war-whoop will DO
sounded IN good earnest thar occasion by the Indian
Warriors OF Tammany and unless the calumet OF peace
il EMPLOYED we suppose we will have two Iamnanys
in full blast In fact the Hsrds assert they diligently
! NJ work making arrangements for the purchase OF
Hall for the meetings of the Barr Committee. The so
cieiy Library ia spoken Of By tho vote taken by ths
Tanniany Sachcm lest evening factious demonstra-
tions c,n be made at Tammany just now. According
TO the provisions Of Messrs Howard Browns lease,
il claimed that the Sachems cannot obainrooms
| at Tammany unless they give previous notice, through
their Grand Sachem, of three or four days so we VIII
have no indignation from the Hard Shell members of
the Tammsny Society, the Barr General Committee,
emanotipg from Tammany Hall at present
VETERAN Copps OF 1912 AND IA VIsIr To
ALBANY An adjourned meeting of the members Of
this corps was held last evening at Mr. Rells in Lis
pensrd st. for the purpose of making arrangements for
visiting Albany, to present themselves in body before
the members Of the Senate and Assembly to ask re-
eifor all those soldiers (snd widows OF solder) who
served in the war of lsl2 and IA who now in ind
gent circumstances f. decided to go Thursday
morning next On the arrival of the Company at
Albany, they will be received by the Old Albany Re-
publican Artillery, and will be escorted through the
principal streets Of Albany On Friday at IL o'clock
they will be reviewed by Gov Seymour at the
Capitol after which they will be presented by him to
the Senate and House. They will return home the same
afternoon About eighty members of the corps will
turn out that OCCASION their usual uniform consist
pg of side arms, aud cockade the officers will be
dressed in full uniform They will be accompanied by
their veteran Marshsl Bend Success to the old de-
tenders of our country, and may their request be
granted.
ST. STEPHENS CHURcH-It is said that the
Vestry Of St Stephens Church corner Of Broome anf
Christie.sts have granted to their Pastor Rev Dr.
Price leave of absence for year. in order to ensble
him TO travel in Europe for the benefit of his health
They have also determined not only to continue his
salary, but TO supply his place at their own expense
while absent
BROADWAY TABERYAcLE-The statement
that the Tabernacle Society have offered $4,000 for
the Church Of the Messiah, Is not true. The society
nor trustees have neither made authorized any such
efer do they at present contemplate any removal
up town The Tabernacle is still open 70 all on the
Sabbath Preaching three times regularly and the best
choir singing in the City.
~ The property in Nassau-st. occupiedfor
the last thirty years BY the American Bible Society,
was bought for 100000 by Messrs. Nathan c. Platt
Isaac Newton Jno NJ. Bruce, G. N. Blocker, John
Dowley, c. w. Houghton, VIM. w. Todd 5. p Town
send, D. NJ WIlson and Others who have associated
together for the purpose of providing suitable place
where the various cooperating benevolent operations
Of the Baptist denomination viz, the American and
I he Rant lar