New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

bs hand the last two nogefao yooT ovaw,n be 10
precisely the position lie, crossed aod he
% que nee will be thai yoa vii each extend TO hsgsrs
Exclusive Of tie thumb TO ssan other Having
shslep hsnds a. best YOU can urder the r nstsnee
r,nN bv answering, The ever f,i.hfu,.' he VIZ
r~N ask YOU What are your and yon wi an
aver. One OF them. The rec ignition sgn tsSieg
been given and responded to, the grip hsNeg pee.
given and returned, and the challenges having BEEN
mutually answered. is al that 10 requisite to be
learned or performed, to enable you to tsnQe a.
QUAR- ted with brother. The Instructor, 10 eonoh-
ren, furnishes the brother the passwords 80 Ne en-
ter the Club and the mode OF salutins the Psse dent
upon entering and retiring, ail Of which n;orD Sion
have already given in detail. Each susord'ssse Stub
meets once week.
The folowr are, ss beaflyas can ascertain, The
NUMBER places Of meeting and rresden,s and yer~-
taes OF the various subordinate secret wAsa Claes:
Subordinate Club No ofse Twenty s.eond wArss meets IL
dsre. Of i. secresry NJ. Alfred sssTG Re rtsssea. '
sSosd,pss css M H. of the Fourth Ward xos.
Welt osh street rrc'es'ssi irsAmsn ' r'sdd"'s Il
Subordinate Club No Oftbe ssteenh ward meet. Tsr-s
.vsnrs neH Fsatsnta street ovcr snse. na'
suhoidr cite Club No a. Of the Eleventh Ward 10 Az
'rS: 1, rcS curt r 0s:; sss :s. rr,
",.s near w,.s at NJ JsSs rI:sd VITA Wooster,
near Houston street A. s. BoSipe. P~staest
subodr Club No ~ of the rwelnn Ward meets 10 h.r-
lem. Ns~hoa's, rrs.ass' ana Richard ssA'assst So
saS,de.. Club No = Of tn. Tenth Ward n'.'' y aa.s
s"S"rdr.,r Club No 3 Of tn. Eighteenth ward ia
rSen.h street, near G,msrcy P.rI ". A. Copiiu, rssi.
dsut, and a Hausoom, Secretary
v.neur street few blScks from tAe iver Dsns ~ CclssA
Prr.iA.nt, aud Jane. Rec, secrs,.ry ~
Fourth svepu- the nsshborhood Of r~sc,y ANITA street
William Mcuntiort Presten sud Heury Perkins IT, See.
subordnsne Club Nc of the F.enth Ward meets 10 the
Unvcpity south eide j. L. Shntensnd rrenas" ave T.
saSsr dmsre Club No. of the Seventeenth Ward
l.o RcVxe
,ius, r,e.de.t = = Oliver seers S,as -
wort street nes To. Hudson River. The Hon. Cnsa Mas
Pr ,idsnt and A. Petit, Secretary -
Subordinate GLIB Ne of the sath Ward meets IN h.ft
street ChshsmsqusU wm A. HYATT Pesidsnt ssd v.
subodir ate Club No. OF tn, Nineteenth Ward m@ss sssr
Hamilton .qusre -, Evans Pre'deni, end jams sao'l'
SUBJ rdp.,e Club No TO- OF .h. fourteenth ward N
Spins Elm street in rear Of church Peter T. wrnds'
ssSordrss Club No. H. Of the Third Ward w.ss
direct. = McCsgley President ne. W.,
near Washington y Hubbard. rseddsa and h. Lols
Subordinate Club No. S. of the First Ward in ws,ss
peH the Battery. Oliver W. Grisths President and
/ am satiraed that at the lowest calculation the
aggregate numerical strength embraced IN the diier
ent subordinate secIet Ward Clubs s nos far rom
1000 voting members. Persons over the age OF ~
years are restricted by section I'd, article llth, VI Tic
new Constitution from entering or becoming members
of any subordinate club. The reason OF tho drawing
Of line of demarkaton In respectto age Is sumcenty
obgi0us. shall not say word III references sop P'"
or con- .,
Each subordinate Club is provided with anunbsr
Of "fiRnais" which furnished by the Jants, and
which can only be used in the discretion OF the Pfe
dents of subordinate Clubs by special vote OF the
brethren Of q Club, directing their nee. Toe hrst
signal s used previous TO the night OF meeting, ~
being placed upon the sidewalks, stres:-crossings,
fences, hydrsnt', or lamp posss, to notify brethren
that meetir ia to DO held, and to attend II. The
signal il criIted upon white paper, and conssts OF
trs, gle about half Of inch in length, inclosed 10
circle In the center OF the triangle sa snah o,sek
,tar The secoDd signal is printed upon blue paper,
and only used in case Of apprehended danger TO any
Club or its members II brother hnds the Gnai 10
tho street or his doorstep, he must Dc on the qs
yrt II is about the same length % the other snd II
In tie form of cresoent with human eye upoa II.
At the termination of each point Of the crescent H.
small star Should the first and second signal the
white and bue) be found lying together 10 the a'set
will be meeting Of the Club OF the ward in which
they are found the evening" to take acton regard
TO 81 GER ard the brother finding them aust
attend If he possibly can do So
paper and is a sign OF actual existing DAGGER, and
when used-and it is only u'ed IN unexPec al emer-
gepeies or upon extraordinary occasons-.E must De
obey unless sckb or absence from the GUY pre-
vents. When it lie rent out 1t is generally aocon-
panied by the white II it s not, the brother
finding It will Immediately proceed to one OF the OH
Of bis club and report himself, and ssertan tne
reason # the appearance OF the signal IbisItpg-
nal is of the length o. the preceding ones oat
too pigmstics and mystical in character TO be c.ps-
bic of being explained satisfactorily, or with suiicsnt
accuracy TO be understood. here With ncose printed
Duplicates respectively Of the white blue and red sg-
nals.
have been compelled in consequence Of . desire
not to occupy more Of your space than sctssy ne
cessary in the accomplishment Of my object 10 e1pos
ing this Young Mems A. G. Committee, to suppress Q
vsriety of strange and interestiDg-snd might ADD
with Truth startlingfacs and occurrences oil which
have be- made the depostary, and of those which,
A A. time pd nlafAs nnCor Nd
tce in connection with the Junts, the Commttee sno
the clubs could furnish complete List OF the nAwss
Of the delegates-sixty six in sll-from the various
subordinate clubs but for the reason above stated.
The following are the names Of the Board OF Officers
of the Committee, viz Presdenl-Joseph Forbes;
First Vice. A. Hyatt; Second Wee
President Theodore N. Willie; Third wee President
cording Secretary--J0hn Thomas Phillpsi Core
spending Secretsry-Daniel NJ. Collins; Ssfgesst-ai-
Arms-I<ander L. Robbins.
stated in my former article that the number Of
members of the Junta ten, whereas, including OH
GERS il is fifteen The following are lew ines OF one
of the oaths administered to delegate upon enter ~
the Junta The remainder Of the oath have not bstn
able te become possessed oi; 49,
never. any for any c.nss or spy con
Of hs ..ei.. Of tbs BODY directly o.w.
you viii hIy vote for is s.neld.s. and mesa,ss wssn
you aud under your control 70 advance w.
iBtere,ta" .....-..l
are really beautiful and unique. Twocoumns It beast
vould be required to describe them. must exclude
them, however, With other interesting mater re-
latirg to tho Junts. think that the proper name
for he members Of the Junts would be that Of
American Jesuits," since they much resemble
the Jesuts in the organization tactics AID proceed
ibes.
/ would mention az an instance Of the pJwer ssd
control exercised by t1e Junta over TIE Conm,1se.
the fact that at the last regular annual election OF the
latter body for board Of officers for the ensaiog year
there were two printed tckets--regular and inde-
psbdentin the Geld beside split one, The regular
irket Wa supported by the Junta, and n0twbstand-