New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
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American nazsamBraa~ay cor Aaa s,-Day aud svsning
| MAY Is TIE 1IrY-We write with the luxury
Of shirt sleeves and open windows The ky blue
and bamy and tranquil A. tropical lake, and what
little wind comes 70 vsit Us over the OF the Park
IS soft and warm the touch OF an infants chcsk
The Nay We have been looking ios and Gliding for her
long delay has come at last and al the mighty swarm
OF New York humanity seems turned out OF doors in a
general overflow OF good humor and genial feeling. 49,
The ndcns in the streets and squares have al put On
their fresh Of brilliant green the horse chesnuts
uxurae in their spky clusters Of white blossoms the
ens covered with Hedging foliage, and only few
locuss mulberries and slanthus trees still keep their
| naked and wintry aspect The breeze no longer
comes up the Bay with chill and misty wings there Is
scarcely enough Of u these mornings 10 stir the
trees the Battery and the piers hot and dusty
As in the dog.day- The Park and the squares are fine
play grounds for hundreds OF rejoicing children and
watching their unresraned sports felt regret that
the Fountains could have the liberty TO play
Two or three hours day Is not enough for those
blthe waterspints. We believe. however, the lnspec
has taken them in training for the purpose Of form
ing a battalion OF streetceaners
Broadway j. nov in H. glory Mustachoed young
gentlemen twrl slender canes with lemon gloved hands
they parade the shady side Of afternoon. Ladies
In pink and blue, and violet, and pearl green, and
c0uleur De rose glide up and down with lighter steps
than won't and fresher compcxions Beggars on the
sidewalk lo back agains, the walls and ire plugs with
the faruieai, air of Neapohtan lszzaroui Waercarts
60 by. sprnkling down the dust A few mortss doom.
ed endless hurry take chance smile they look
out OF omnibus windows One their faces and
they are gone A. we are resder-ior our glimpse Of
May i only Of the hack window Of editorial life
APPoINrNENrs-The following are said to have
been agreed on BY the Ten Governors Of the Aims
House Department Joseph Keene, Keeper OF Black
wells Island John Fitch, Superintendent Of AIMS
House H. Edrdge Superintendent OF WorNhousc
T. b. Anderson, storekeepcr on Blackwclls Island;
Thomas B. Happen, -torckecper Randans Island
W. Fisgler Chief CLERK 10 Penitenusres.
PRESENTATION TO JACOB AcKER, EsQ-We
were last Saturday Transported TO Bsckwels Island,
the occasion Of the officers and keepers Of the Peni
tertiary presenting Jacob Acker, Esq with silver
pitcher and gobIets. Among the guests Recorder
Tallmadge, " W Lyon, Aims House Commissioner
exAd. ADAM. Mr Davis Mr. stuyyesant Capt Day
ton Of the Seventeenth Ward Police, Mr. Doty, and
many other OF the sfaf Of the establishment from
whom the token Of regard and friendship was ten
dered 10 M. Acker. Nr Lyon presided on the occ.
casion
Rev. NJ sesrls chaplain on the Island. presented
the testimonial 20 Mr. Acker accompanying II with
bret and appropriate address The latter responded
with few feeling and pertinen, remarks Loud
bursts Of appliance followed his acceptance Of the git
which very besutiu Jquart silver pitcher Of the
Greoian form. richly embossed with foliage and aoa.
ers, with the following inscription
Presented % JACOB AcKEE Fso
By the officers u the Penitentisry Department a.
tribute Of respect May l.49
The gooets match and confer great credit upon
the manufacture ex AID Adams Of White q shortly
aterwaId the party ushersd INTO the dining "a
loon. where stump tous collation. had been prepared
After dinner variety OF toasts given which were
received With loud applause and appropriately re-
.ponded TO-
y The splendid service Of plate manufactured
By Messrs. Charters, Cam & Dunn 81 Mercer.st and
presented By The Clerks Of The SewYork Pos, Oce %
Hon RosEAr Il MoAEIs, vii Be- exhibited tor few
days al the store Of Me.srs Tsany Young & Ellis
corner Of Broadway and ChAmbersst
~ Mr.. 6. g. FosTEE. author Of New.York
n SAees has made srrangsmsnts W N the publishers
q TIE AargPols, new weekly 70 appear from the
once Of the faH<s Saturday 70 .gruisn them an
Original Novel Of City Life. in weekly numbers We
learn that NJ PARK Benam NJ Foster and Mr. O. B.
blnce are 20 be the Editors Of TIE M1roDols
DExPsrEE OScE NORM DEsPsrER, our
readers vii be glad 10 near intends giving yet one
more Concert before leaving for psrts well Known
b All sing tonight Al the Tabernacle choice .elsc
ton Of as most admired songs and ballads including
~ John Anderson b. TIE Insh Enigrsnt," The Blind
Boy Duncan Gray" and others, concluding. a,
usual Tiih the Nay Queen As this i. positively
Mr. DemPslers lat Concert here this season. hi, MANY
friends and admirers viii need no farther warning 70
De N readiness 70 sttend