New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-10
TAMMANY BILL AND SUPPER.
ANNIVERSARY or TIE BATTLE OF NEW
ORLEANS

The annual ball and supper Of the SODs Of Temnaov
ia moraiion Of the fortyith anniversary Of the
battle Of NewOleaDe, came of last ghs at the Old
Wlgwam in The usual sly lie. The hall WAS completely
tapeetried with the flags of England France,
Spain, the United States, &C., and with the iD.ig-
Dia Of the Order Of Tammaby. AZ an early hour
a numerous throng of TIE MISUNDERSTANDING
many well-knowp. veteran Sachems, and hosts Of
youthful braves-accompsnifd by goodly portion OF
lie fsr rex opened the dancing with great spirit But
though The scene, to the unused observer, feeped
brilliant and festive enough there were not wanting
tn, TO the born, VITO he'd over the absence
of sy of the old Chiefs who have there attended 40
many counci-iTes and war-danees and whom Tainmaay
delighted to honor. In fact one OF those od-bnhioned
pumpbart dances, performed after The TT be had
issued forth to conquer IN the annual contest tor the
hnn'pR.qt0Gnds Manhsitsn, ADD had returned nome
laden VIII the spois Of Office, aud exustant over the
defeat Of all who had the temerity to take mp the
Ratchet sgainst them. Such dance must have sur
passed the more peosye occasion ct last evening,
when, defeated aud shoro alike OF glory aud spots,
shey met 10 Keep their courage up by thoughts
OF old. timer, and by the utterauce OF the
sacred name of the hero who saueicied the British
sodleIy and the United States Bank. Still, though
the fathers OF TanmsDy are gone-though Que Of her
aest sous has deserted the wgwam thai trained hia,
and like another Corolanus, marched cOuqaeung
army against his people, uumOved TO the last by
any sucb Quslms as melted the valiant Ropaut ire
there are still not few warriors left to gather around
TammaDy in her mjsiortnnes, ard perform the
IlteS vi yoTe. Among the dsseJlDIsttS tost
night we noticed the Hon: John Van Buren, tall,
"princely" ever; the Hon. augustus ocheii, De-
tr ct-Attorney Nelson j. Wa'erbury, x-Adermen
McSIeddon and loole, Senator Ely, Chief Engineer
HaIiy Howard, William ii. Ludlow, esq, Amos
pfllsGury Gen. SuIt. Police Capt. Rynders, Hon. l.
V. Fowler Gen. Dix, Geo. Mclean, es T., &c Among
thote in uniform on the floor Capt. Eagle, U. -
N; COmmau derWard, and Lieuts. Blake aud william
ron, OF the frigate North Carolina.
Shortly after midnight, the company descended to
the classic coahole" and there made vigorous at
tack upon the plenieoue yiands provided by Charley
Brown. Grand Sachem Fowler presided, and gave
the reg ular toarts as follows:
/. The d0y e celebrate
Rel GUIDED to by Samuel J. Tlden, esq, Corporation
Attorney.
2. N. Union.
Re.ronded to by Col. hi hazel Doieny.
Fducdti0n the styonges bond OF our Federal UsoS
a The CohsEtUnOn Of he United Stoiesi me HaHEsr ta-
for o political Goternment
Resfor ded 10 nj length by Gen. John A. Dix.
s. Tie Pres:dent of me United States.
Resi- Obded to by Col Calhoun Benham OF California
Secretary OF Ju0ge TerIy.
s. The State Of MN York.
Responded to Marshal Rynders.
I T6c Ciry of Nric- York.
g. The sfefsovy Of A"dJes Jackson.
9 tird and HeLigiovs Liberty
ResTopded TO hy Bernard Hughes, esq.
10. The A,my ara Vary OF the C'ited States
RESPONDED to by CommaudefWazd OF the NorthCare-
lima,
| II. The Pres .... r.
| H. UCnan.
IS The r.m~dny Society.
| Responded to by erge II. Purser, esq. p
After which, the company returned to the ballroom,
| and 81 lste hour this morning were dancing with
undated yigor.