New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
VIII surely make the gallery gods uproartons;
While the g Red Bearded Indian gnm and gnaiy
Will dance round Herricks scalp with braDey-bs'er
Brisley.

While the Red Bearded lnd6h' gnn' anu ss,nyi
Will dance round Herick's scalp with BraDdy-bt.er
&C., &c.. &C., &c.
CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE OPENING.
So much must serve 70, sample, the balance
(which Tor, has since given usl having been secured
by the Appletons for their forthcoming, m1cb-tsked-
of volume 1.-The Dealings OF Fernando Wood and
Compapy the verses in question being chiefly de-
voted TO the sactions OF that concern After this
there was grand uiumphal procession round tue
s.aoe-the Wes.chostrian Reforners leading his
Honors Coolies captve-each Cody carrying IN his
hard that famous implement OF Chinese warfare a
stink not with It's fuse on fire. After this came the
dangerous and daring acts of diplomatic equestranism
previously announced, followed by fea.s OF ground
and lofty .umblng, in which those famous moun'e-
hanks "Sippery" and Glorious" are admitted 70
stand without rival The first part Of the entertain
nent concluded with terrible attempts at balancing OIL
the tight rope by those famous whisky braves
Irish Tom and Bill Powers-each athlete carrying
brick Of the largest dimensions in his hat Inc tecouu
mart opened with that fine old popular coUuedy,
90 Fvery Man in bis Hmnor' cast with the entire
STRENGTH of the company; and the audience were dis'
missed roaring laughing at the farce called Turning
tbe Tables" in which the leading characters were as
stoned TO Mr.. Dan. +. Sickles and Fernando Wood.
PERMANENT ENGAGEMENTS FOR THE SEASON.
So much for the performances; and would now IN
form the publc that we have enlisted az volunteer
in tfe Staff of Lis Excellency Commander Scheil 10
serve during the entire war; that we have private
Office in the vicinity of the Custom House. with which
VIC have established communication by means OF
telegraph imperceptiby applied to Mr. Bunsby Ihom-
son Thomson without "p''), who uttered such cry
of anguish the other day at the scoring given to him.
self and his associates; and we have made definite
arrangements to dine every day with Mr.. John Z.
Mstber the convivia influence Of our baDquets Delng
further assisted by back action fulsucton rotary
pump for the permanent operation OF which we nave
secured the invaluable services of Mr. Tom Byrnes of
TIE First Ward, assisted by Andrew McCerty, Pat
COVE. Andie Nesbitt ' One little vote behind the
stove), Bill Francis Bill Tweed Gersh Cone, Deacon
Herrick, and number of other distinguished lead
els Of the unterTfed," who give out that they ENJOY
Mr.. Schelrs undivided confidence Knowing the in
terest taken by the public in this matter, we shall
spare no labor expense to furnish to your readers
the latest and most authentic information, brought
down from day to day, of the applications, appoint
ments and movements III connection with our new
Collector.
HIS HONOR TAKES AN ACCOUNT OF STOCK.
Since our last the hand of Destiny has been laid
heavily upon his Honor, and the death at present
starinrhim in the face is not by any means coun-
tereit;" it is the real, original Jacobs OF Mortality
which has now laid its skeleton clutch on the heart
string. of cur Municipal mpostor, and permanently
take up its abode in his political household. The
immediate causes of dissolution consist of the final
organization Of the Reform Committee in Tammany
Hall and the decision of the Court of Appeals On the
Police ouesti0n-the first occurring on the with OF
June. and the second on the I'd of July-tuo days
which will be forever memorable in the Municipal
kalends Of our city. Early on Tuesday last Mr.. Mi
chael Tuomey summoned together at his Honors pri-
vate Office council of the unfoitunates. comprising
all that is left of the Wilson Small Committee The
members answered to their names in tho following
order:
Crib Second Ward, Capt. Leonard, Son OF
Malta" of which more anon; Third Ward Pea
Green Molopy, publican and sinner; Fourth Ward,
Pat Coyle, contractor in his lionors interest fltth
Ward John Creighton, Brigader-General of the H.
dependent Ma Sixth Ward Andie Nesbitt Of the
Ivy Green. with a heap OF talk all round Seventh
Ward, Sancho Panza in person; Eighth Ward, Dan
Linn and brother beautful in their lives and not to
be separated in death -; Ninth Ward, Mr. Brandy
Sour Brsley and Henry Hebrew MOrange; Tenth
Ward Ase Reed, one OF the Custom liouse hMures;
Eleventh Wald, Barney Kelly, City Contractor under
Wood; Twelfth Ward, Teddy Mcclure, ditto, ditto,
only little more if possible; Thirteenth Ward,
Tom Ferr, his lIonor's Superintendent of Streets
Fomteenth Ward, Mr. John IL. Chambers, MIR. Mi
cbael TuOmcy's car didate for Street Commissioner;
Fifteenth Ward, George +. Thomson, without APP"
Sixteenth Ward. Charley May; Seventeenth Ward.
Fishy Eely Ely; Eighteenth Ward Chemung smith,
with " h6t buffalo robe Nineteenth Ward, Deacon
Ienick Dennis MCCaIty and Tom MeSpedon;
Twentieth Ward, Capt. Joyce and Tom Munday Or.
Bradfods friend; Twentyfrst Ward, josiah Suther,
land, tie profound, who acknowedges the oad
OYSTER Twenty-second Ward, Ben. =. Fahchld,
1 thor ~ n
has been rewarded for sGcking George Dayiss house
BY al appointment in the nominal gift of Charley
Devlin. Irish Tom AID Bill Powers weic then Gree
sted Sergealts AIMS, after which Sancho Panza
took The chair, and turning TO his Honor inquired
"what was the pleasure OF the Committee! -
Ms HONOR NAMES ANOTHER or HIS rAMors
"SrT SPEECHES
MAILER" commenced Fernando, pulling up his
shirt CO. ar ''has just returned from Washington, and
brings wofu td:pgs Of the position OF affairs a.
ead.ouar;eis. Dan SiCkes has been there and
exposed the whole machinery in regard to our opera
t;cps, ami the old mau (neanin2 Mr. Buchanan) de-
ca,es that he'll stand this tom-fcolery no longer
He ewears that :here shall be but one De nocrstic
organization in the City Of New-York, and that he'll
hold the Federal officers responsible if they lend us
any further assistance So old game up boys,
and may as well confess it for even John Kelly told
orr fiend Mike patting Mr.. Tuomeys head, that he
MI X. could no; further stult:fy himself by taking
ground against the regular organization Of the Demo
cratic party; that our Committee, gentlemen, is mere
handful Of policemen. peddins oHice-hoders and con.
tractors; ard that whatever form of right we may
Fave heretofore pretended to- al forfeited 10y that
pnfor unate sIeement to abide by the decision of the
Reform Convention, ard even becoming member, oft
ourselves; under which circumstances, as 81. Kelly
tL;rks we have no alternative but to submit to It.
A.