New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09

and one upon dals AZ the htau vi lhe iiaii'
Among the gentlemen present we observed General
Ward. President of the Club; James I. Brady, Col
Raud, Gen Walbridge, Judge Handero, Gen. Toilet
the Hon. Mr.. Hoffman, the Hon Mr.. Hyde OF Steu-
ben, Dr. Vache Richard Schell.
The following is a copy of the bill of fare, which
presented all the decacies of this season;
Oysters on the half.sLe.
SoUP-Terrapn. Julenne.
FIsH-Boled fresh salmon AnchOvy saueei boiled Lake
RsIESrs"Fet Of Beef laded ala Chsmeord Calls Head
eli tortue Franchise Capon trues Ia PergOrd Grouse,
en- chartreuse; Beef a la mode, Ia hamsnde.
BoLED-Nrginia Ham, Leg of Mutton csPer sauce Turkey
SRo.sT"Rils Of Beet English Saddle OF Mutton; Domestic
Ducks Turkey cranberry sauce Ham shs@PsSns SAUCE
CoLD ORxAMEST.L DrsHEsBOned Turkey decorated with
gf' Partridge r ss.o1 ydvee orss stuffed in the
nest Aspic de Volatile, Bellevue; Oysters IN Jelly decor
ExTREEs-supreme de Volatile with mushrooms; Grenadin
of Veal ls jariiniee; Flet Of Wild Ducks with oyes
Rice Ia Toulouse; Sewed Terrspn, with Msdeirs; small
Patties sapcon Qusi ssutees with uunies tnceassee
GsNr-ssde of venison game sauces Cenvssbsck Ducks
y sauce English Pbsasants bread sauce cartridges cream
AVsc-r,uEs-Baked Sweet Potatoes Msshed Potatoes,
Couowers Tomatoes, Mashed Turnps Green Peas Lima
PAsIRY-Plum Pudding Champagne Jelly, Charlotte Russo,
Ppsapre Salad Fruit Wine Jelly Ornamental Diamond Con-
ftpre Macsroons Fancy Bonbons Assorted Con-
ectioner Sliced Apple Pie Mce Pie Raspberry Pie Cherry
Pie Peach Nerngues Napotaine Merngues, Cream Mern'
gues Fancy Sugar soufiee, Vanilla Ice Cream g. 3
nv. rSrs-Nonument of General Jackson; Statue Of
George Washington with the embems of Justice Temple Of
aSSaepa TEMPLE Fancy Oriental Floral Temple
Satuette of CUPID, mouned Flower vase win oo'nc
DEssrRr-Apple. Grapes, Oranges Almonds Dates Fill
berts Hickory Nuts, Rasns. .
Justice having been done to the catabes, the Pres
ident of the Club, General WARD, called the COM
many to order, and made few brief and happy re-
marks pertinent TO the occasion Andrew Jackson,
III at IA
worthy successor of Jefferson. He was one OF those
who desired that the blessings of Government should
fall alike upon the rich and the poor. In concluding,
the General stated that letters OF regret had been re-
ceived from the Hon. Daniel =. Dickinson, ex-Vice-
President G.. NJ. Dallas, Gen. M. Ward, James Is.
Clay the Hon. ID. 5. Seymour, George W. Clinton, j.
C. Smith, George p. Morris, Gen. Darlington of Penn,
and many Others. -
At the call of the company the letters of Daniel s.
Dickinson and James Is. Clay were read by Judge
Morton, and loudly appauded.
General WARD then read the regular toasts as
follows:
REGULAR ToAsTs.
l. The day snd all who honor it, Music" The Hunters Of
p The Memory OF Andrew Jackson. the hero of New0r
leans. Music die the brave who sink to rest 49,
The Constitution Of the United States husic-"oodmsn
T. The National Democracy. Music" The Flag of
Tn. doctrine of Territorial Rights and Congressional
basis of the Comproni.e measures Of 1870 the
Nebraska bill In l3j May they be accepted for ever as
gn sSus a as ' Boppds SOUND just ana O' ~
Civil and Religions Liberty the foes of intolerance and
The National Democratic Convention to he held at Cinen
natl this yeaMay be governed by prudence pnnepes and
paon for upon it, action nelly for the pepety Of our
Union.
The National Democratic Delegation elected represent
this State In the Cincinnati Convention
The manifold destiny OF American nstituonsNo oppos
ton impede their expansion.
10 Ihe Press-The life of freemen the death Of trrnts
Music ." The Dsyil and DIR. Franklin
II. Our fair snd gentle countrywOmen.
Music d" There's good time coming"
The first toast was received with three cheer.
The second toast was drunk standing and in slence
To the third toast Judge FLANDERS responded. He
contended that liberty and consolidated governments
could not agree, and alluded as an example to Europe
The people of the North must check the sectional
nntty: the battle Of the Constitution must b. fought IN
the North. The Federal Government is not the agent
of sectional party and no party has night TO say
what States shall be admitted to the Union.
WM. PREsTOs JOHSsToN responded to the fourth
toast and made a desperate onslaught on Know Moth
ip0i-m and Abolitionism. He was Kentucky Dem
ocrat and although the Democracy OF that state was
in the minority, they were defiant minority Tue
Kentucky Democracy were men who dWet among the
mouDtains-they were taught to level the rifle, man.
age the horse, and tel the truth lCheers lie alluded
10 the National Democracy of New-fork a. party
who could not be bought by official patronage or awed
by official power.
'HryRr NJ. HYDE responded TO the fifth regular
toast. 80
His speech was "A eulogy and illustration OF the
creed OF the IIard-Shell Democracy.
IIoRACE f. CLARK responded to the SIKH TOAST I'D an
eloduent manner and was frequently and loudly ap-
plsuded
JAMES I. BRADY responded to the seventh toast.
He was happy to acknowledge that he had Irish blood
in bis veins but he proud 70 say that he hsd beeh
born upon tbs soil. He alluded 10 party OF people
calling themsevc- the American party, who were this
night assembled in beautiful building, celebrating the
day-the Anniversary of the Battle OF New-Oreans,
won by the sOn of an Irish peasant from the Dogs
His speech throughout furious against Know
NOthinglsm. ,
AUCrsTus ScHELL responded to the eighth regular
toast; Gen. WALBRIDGE to the ninth; Mr. HOSE 10
the tenth, and Mr. HoFTh.S to the eleventh
A number of volunteer toasts were then given and
responded to by various persons, and 20 elo'ed the
festival.
THE CELEBRATION AT TAIMANY HALL
The Anniversary was celebrated Last evening al
Tammany Hall by the Sachems ard the, guests OF the
occasion by ball and supper.
Notwithstanding the intense cold The attendance o
ladies and gentlemen was very numerous.
F. The old wigwam was decorated by flags, drspery,
and the e,cutcheons Of the different STATE. Tie por
traits of Washington. Jefferson Madison, jackson and
Pierre were -uslended in different parts Of the room
large painting representing the battle of New-Or-
leans occupied position in the east end :" the mai.
In the midst Of one of the quadriLe., dancing was
suspended while the Tsmmany society marched
through tie Hail.
eger introduced LORESzo y. SHEPARD, the Grand
saehem of the Order. Mr.. Shepard mace brief and
appropriate address in which be advocated the char
scter u the occasion they had met To celebrate, and
also the patriot.n which had been manifested
All OCCASIONS BY the brethren Of Tammsny when the
interests Of our country were involved.
At l2i O'Clock, the gentlemen assembled in the
dinng-ball Of the Tammany Hotel where excellent
Ak of