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Movements on the Death OF General jackson.
TAMMANY HALL-There was meeting here last
night Of the Tammany Society, to consider on the
subject of the funeral procession Of General Jackson
which is to take place on Tuesdayne There was
full attendance of all the Sachems and the old
members Of the Society; also delegation of the
Brooklyn Democracy. A committee of seven
Robert Boyle, chairman-were appointed to meet
the Common Council, and IN the name of the So
ciety request permission to cooperate with them in
he proceedings on Tuesday next.


The EMPIRE CLuB.-This Association met in
large numbers last evening to take measures to ex-
hibit, in appropriate manner some regret for the
loss of the great Chiefian of Democracy, Gen. An.
irew Jackson. The President Capt. Isaiah Rynders,
occupied the chair. He commenced the proceed
ngs Of the meeting by reading the call from thu
ve,0 York Herald. He then said that, it was some
time since the Club had been called together on
melancholy event such as had convened them. He
regarded the death OF General Jackson as great
national calamity He Was happy to find that III.
,nblic press generally had shown due respect to his
memory; there was one press, however, which had
induged IN an acrimonious article rejecting
IN man whose fame would live in the land
If the living while their carcases were rottng in
the land of the dead; none but villain incapable
Of understanding or appreclatlng true American
Il
referred to the New York Tribune. In the hour OF
| doubt or hesitation, the name OF General jackson
had always been safeguard for his country. Here
Capt, Rynders suggested that there should be COM
mittee appointed to draft resolutions suitable the
occasion.


| Mr.. JAMES REEs shortly returned, and offered a
series of appropriate resolutions, which the COM
mittee requested should be read by the chairman
| They were unanimously adopted.


HCaptain RyNDERs then proceeded to review the


life and exploits Of Gen. Jackson. lie did not doubt
but that he had errors, tor what man was perfect


He spoke volume when he said that " the blessings
of govcmment-like the dews Of heaven-should de-
scend alike on the rich and the poor, :, and he gored
that he had died among nation to whose happiness
he had 80 largely contributed.


| A Committee of Arrangements was then ap-
| pointed.


Mr.. REEs offered few remarks, and read an ode
composed by member Of the Club, and the meeting
then adjourned.


| MnrTARy.-The first division Of State Artillery.
and several independent corps in the city, have al


ready arranged for a public funeral procession on


Tuesday next. We may expect general turn out


Of all the military in the city.


CrvIc BoDlEs.-Many of the civic bodies, and
non-potical associations are preparing to unite in
| the funeral obseques in day or two, the various
| committees will have met and consulted, and we
will then be able TO publish the full programme.


BosToS PosT OFFIcE.-One Of the city papers O.