New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
NEW-YORK.
THE CELEBRATION IN TAMMASy.

Independence Day was celebrated with more than
ordinary ceremony by the Sschems who control the
political destinies Of this city.
Chiefs, Sschems and Warriors assembled in the
Great Wgwsm toward noon on Monday, and soon
after noon the Great Council Chamber, which has go
often rung with the bugle-notes which call together
the unterrifed was thrown open. Caleb Gushing and
Sachems many entered and occupied the platform,
now on the north and not the west side Of the Hail.
as usual Then came Of Warriors eeveral scores, for
whom seats were provided and bshind these piled on
the usual elements Of Tammany meeting.
After music the Declaration of Independence was
read by the Hon. John Wheeler q cap of Liberty was
presented to the Society and the orator Of the day the
Hon Caleb Gushing Of Massachusetts, took the stand,
and delivered Characteristic Grafton of something
more than an hour in length
At its conclusion Mr. Gushing received the unqa.iGed
thanks Of the Sachems in nine sounding war-whoOps,
and the band played Hail to the Chief and an ode
written for the occasion was sung by the assembled
warriors The following extract from Il smacks deci-
dedly to quote M Gushing, Of "pine-table" sprit-
uasm:
Lo onr FATHERS from the skes
Bend to-day with beaming eyes;
Bend with love 70 cline
Marching in lis sublime
Then there was q rush for the dining room Of the
hotel, which was Immediately crowded TO sufocaon.
general scramble for crackers, cheese and punch of
which there many mighty bowls, epsued, and in
the fracas most Of the clothing in the occasion
was mostened with the fragrant beverage.
InsveIy few minutes pstters and punch bowls were
emp,isd, and rosy, jolly Grand Sachem Fowler got up
in air and announced above the ea,ter and confu-
sion tha, there were going TO be some toasts. He
resd
TUE DAY We CurBR,rr-Rsveencedb BY free-,en and al
invc ke he patriotic pris Of the American people.
THE HERoEs or The RsvoLvToN-Who, recognizing the
fuly ypdcased Neurtd against Cres.
Bri.in Their faithful children vii cherish their memory,
,nd sacred legacy they bqueahed Responded
ty Col salc H. Msh, Of Massachusetts in Ions speech
WAsnNGToS-Tbe Solder the Parrot and the Statesman
Bis name services inperisably identified with the liberty
rory prosperity Of the American people Responded BY
tie Hon. LaD', T. sSk.es IN a qsesfai speech
+ THF PRTsIDEST OF UNITED STArEs-The integrity,
hor or and prosperity Of the Union in the hands Of
Buchanan. whose frm and enlightened patriotism viii eeGsy
IePies domestic reo on or oesn aggression sponaed -
y John Van B'eu who toasted M Cung who respond in
TEE cossT1r1ioS Painfully respected by the variou.
stse Asd honestly Interpreted by Judicial Tribunals
liberty Ty and happiness every section Of
eouuny Re'Poneed BY Captain lssiih Rynde' in speech
There were eight oher toas,s. All were announced,
ard most responded to- bu. when Capt Rynisrs nsd
finished the room was nearly cleared. This ended
the pubic celebration 10 Tamuany. Msyor Tenann
heard Mr. CGshines Is.ion, he did not attend the
banquet
THE KHuAM.-The First Division New-Yors
State Mllts, under command OF Major. General Sand
ford parsded in the morning, attracting the usuA
amount Of atteItiop. The Seventh Regiment Nahona
Guard, was missed from the ranks, and this was the
only occasion sirce the formation Of the regimen. that
they failed TO appear parade on the esle braton
our National Anniversary.
The division line wss formed or Fourteenth stree.
al 10 O'clock ard shortly after that tune, broke int
column ard marched down Brosdwsy and through
Chambers and Centre streets 10 the east gate Of th
Pak where they were reviewed in from. OF the Git!
Hall by his Honor, the Mayor, and members of tn
Common Council
The Division p,s,ed in the following order;
First Brigadt.-wsshington Greys snd one trool
Of the Third Regiment Brig. Gen. Spicer and Staff
Seventy-frst Regiment, Col yOsburgh; Second Reg
mens, Col. Robinson Third Regiment Hussars, Lieut..
COL Aerck; First Regiment. Col Ryer.
Second Brigade-Gen. Yates FlAh Regimen:
Col SchvNzwselder: Sixth Regiment, Col. Pinck
ney; Fourth Regiment, Artillery, Lieu. Col Keller
Th1d Bnsaa<.-Gen, Hal; Ece7t National Gsa'