The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-21

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TIE PARK. AT NrGHT - The Park now, In the even
ing presents beautiful appearance Those miserable
oil lamps which Were So long complained or have been
removed. and lights hav. taken their place. For
years this delightful spot was looked upon by all re-
spectacle persons as den o denominations; and truly
II was so. But light has driven away the darkness
which covered the deeds Of infamy which were cou-
most delightful evening retreats above the Battery
The miserable loafers who lodged therein, during the
summer season lave been driven off, and there is not
the least danger u"dr the eye Of the efficient police
force who watch It, Of ladies being insulted They
now WIN perfect take Az evening stroll through
NH IN ,, a,ray ma. mas IL c"mmenceI Las.
49, uo x'ou " inc iountaih was thron8ea
w'.n iades, VINO so1 Their childrcn' that they might
ss o'ea ol psrc ar, even In the very heart OF
ladies from the fact that II was he ~ r
descri,iom nf rstss r.at,s ' TUE h vi svory
ncnrcd with The darkness ana as ths r-",Sa ~
benu,iaed nv the briuia NE ga li.bts 60 ,,b 10
sorted 70 nv the st notti S tho 80 ,si 9s re-
near IL
"Vo. ~
steamer Nortb Am.rc, vun, tha n'snt, .ne
tilion excursion. The excursion passed on most
asrceably until they reached The city on the retnpn
af midnieht The first Iandin, was mad. ~ tn rontt
Canal street, where gang of rowdies who had un-
doubtedly concerted the outrage jumped the boat
rushed to the cabin aod made an attack upon those
who had been the excursion without the slightest
provocation whatever; entered the ladies cabin and
most grossly ins ulted tn. ladies' BY the prompt and
decisive action of the gentleman board, they
dri, from the boat and all again quiet. and the
pleasures of the evening went on The rowdies, Who
by means learned that the landing would be
made at the foot of Hs street, armed themselves
with clubs, and proceeded to tho place Here they
again boarded the boat made attack upon
those board with their clubs and again rushed to
the lad cabin where all the females on board had
run for safety. and renewed the insult upon them
general fight ued when Of tho Owdips receiy-
ed a severe wound the head which completely pa
rail- their efforts Of the boat and
forced to retire. A more dsgraceful scene has
rarely occurred in the city and it would but just
par. for such maraud-rs, and give them such re-
ception that one would be sufficient to deter them
from attempting similar piece of viany.
A POLITICAL Pic Nuc-The National Reformsrs
yesterday There wa a large train of oars filed with
them plainly showing that if the ladies could vote
they would soon each have farm
The EXCURSION OF THE NIAGARA HOSE Co. No. o.
This company with their beautiful apparatus left
the city yesterday afternoon, in the steamer Oregon
for Niagara Falls which place they to spe nd
few days on an excursion. The company numbers
about forty and is of the ant of the
city
MAD Doc-A mad dog was killed about half mast
fonr o,cjocE ya.terdsn neorin, ~ H. t ~ H w.
fok and DELANEY strects bv n. no;ca NJ IN. ranth
ward.
Era, Ac,,nrxr-A fatal a.c,d.nt tbo ro,r,t or
careles. ness occurred yeserdav Afternoon nssr tho
Cathes;,a 80 rh 49,. - ~, noou, noa' .ae
the wav IN Rr,ol,,n vas Nm ;nto hv ~, $50 c..
ling of Bridgeport just Of tn. wheel by
which child OF Mr.. Robinson, Of Madison street
killed, large piece If wood having Istruok it
on the head A man, whose was not as
certained had his arm broken, and several others
were slightly Injured. Tho nurse who had the
child in her arms was considerably hurt, and