New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

His Honor Mayor Kipg,lans, and conducted through
the principal Offices and apartments Of the building.
D,sr1SGrIsBED ARRIVALS METRO
po1,r.S-peter s. Van Rer sselaer, New H4m5ursh (;
Col OH, Vaughan Buffalo Hon. J. Bragg, NJ. C, Ala.
hama: J. II. Marsh U s. Navy; G. UtIey. U. 5. Navy
! G. lle1wsy u S. A; J. C. Gray son, U. g. N: Hon
IN Beebe, Va; Henry Edwards, England; William
Lyon, Mobile.
UN1osPLAcE HOTEL Baron of horner, Reden /;
Admiral Van.it.art LONDON; Mr.. and Mrs. Sc Iutz,
Hamburg Cspt Pesgily, Truro, Eng ~ J. Henwood,
Pepzsrce, Eng; Samuel Lawrence, Boston; Peter ".
Daniel, Richmond, Va.
IRVING HousE Hon J. NJ Porter and family, Pa :;
Ex.Po,smsster General n X Hell, Buffalo Col. King,
Washington Capt. John r. Rue, Philadelphia Bel.
nsrdo de Alcszar
AMERICAN HoTEL.-Judge Dibble and lady, Batavia
Aston HoUsE.-John J. Chttenden Jr, Kentucky !;
Gen. N. Hunt and lady, Texas De- Henry Raunel and
family, Charleston, s. c. Dr. vettar, Cincinnati ; II. A.
WbiPpermsne Hamburg
NIBLo's.-Mr. Browne, upon his re-
appearance at NIblo's on Wednesday evening wss
greeted with earnest applause By an audience which
entirely filled that spscou. plsce Of amusement The
drama Robert Mscalre performed, in which Mr.
and Mrs. Held as Marie The audience called Nc
Browne before the curtain at the Conclusion of the
piece, and listened to brief address, In aich no a,
sured them that he bad to end his days with them
He was warmly s2plauded.
HOTEL LIFE.-On Wednesday night the
guests Of Mesrs Leland, of the Metropolitan we're as
senbled In the convenient bsroom Of that establish
for hirh 10 ho e ha
most delightful hind. DodIorth's Band 10 attend
snce and with the indspen able accessories of beauty
end luxury made up an evening of rare enjoyment.
To the Editor Of Tie " J. 7'i5n~.
WHEN SHALL WE HAVE BIG PARK I
What has become Of the large Park promised US year
and half ego by the Corporation Is 1t not strange
thst in Europe where kings and srstocratS rule that
the common people, tho aborers and mechanics of the
cities have large aud commooous parks provided for
theru in which they exercise and brea.hs are air
after the hard day Toll lie while here 10 America,
where the people themselves rule, no such luxury
(atcessiy ought 20 can be mad f,rthe poor hard
working classes The rich spend the HI. Ia
the country at their beautiful places ldxu4ie st
mpguifcsLt hotels the fhore or among Ghe hls
and mountains. Not SO with us. II there was a large
Park In the City, the mechanic aud laborer accompanied
with bis family could reach IL ia time for little
alton after his exhsu'nng and closely confined days
toll over, but now he 10 debarred OF any ouch
heathful amusement for II takes a full hour
fro III the center the City reach woo1iants green
feda and babonR brooks ard the came 70 come 'ack,
leavg Hide time for rtireshiog Ourselves before re-
tirpe 20 sleep Besides mot Of us cannoI H1rd tnis
pxa expeDle Of Tslroai Iiding or stesmb "a ing.
fl large Park IN the CnY, we could walk thore
by 6l3 o'clock In the evening tske al ur or two OF
exercise and then GET homo IN good time ib' "a oar
taniie, the CHILDREN especially could there early Ia
~. lfly ia
! convenient. No amIng the rch know how va
pant foI frssh air. green held trees aud shrubs during
the heat and dustof july AugusiaGd mos'oi september
Yours, respectfully,
A HARD MORNING MECHANIC
They order these things better in En-
rope We will for the ,hou,anjh tine, and in order
- keep II before the people, add few words upon
the Park, Of four of the Great European Capitals. Ia
London there is one series of them, consisting of St
James 81 acres; Green Sc do Hyde, 800 do ans Ken.
s,pe.on Gardens 800 do amounting TO more than 500
acres In tho aggregate la another part OF ne city,
mile or two north of ST. Jamess Rsseotspark of $50
acres. aud east Of the City proper, surrounded on
all sides by dense population lies Victoria park, OF 300
acres These are the great parks Of )ndon proper,
be,des which there are great number Of open places
Ike the patches which go by the name OF parks Ia our
eoodly CITY of EewYork. Such are the open spaces Of
the Temple and lana of Court, Of CArsss Charity
( School where Charles Lamb was pupil, the Found
liz . Hospital, &C. sc. Over on the ohsr side OF the
Thames sson, there Greenwich park Goo acres,)
Vsuxhan Garcens the Oval park, Surrey square, Surry
Zoolosica Gardens, Lambeth Palace Care ems, Sc, ali
open TO the people.
In Paris besides the great number of Places are the
Garden Of the Tueries, q acres the Champs Eysse'
Of over 80 acres the Champ de Mars large enough tJr
reviews and horserscesi the Boulevards' which sur
round the city and above all the east and west Ut the
city, respectively, the Pare des Vtncennes, 22 mile,
long by broad and the famous Bois de Boulogne, al
open TO the people
Berlin, n city now Of 10000 inhsbitsuts, beIies a
area, number OF small squares and public places, sai
several line public and private gardens within the wal
of the city, pours its housancs Sundays aud holidays
through the magnificent Brandenburg gate, into the
widespreadlng forest of the The sdrte This msgnln
cent park adorned by running eaters and iskess, by
gardens, shrubbery and ss,osry, smooth level pl
some two miles In length oy one In wdih-devoied IA
4 tierAlns to the recreation of-the people
Vienns, proper-ls but small city IN exiert though
with lis Voys,aedts or subur5, covers large space
Between the city aud the suburbs, and nearly surround
rg tie former 10 the Gsci' upon which the ancient
walls lock, strip OF ground from quarter 20 nan
mile 10 width, laid out With avenues and walks, ana
adorned By lorg Of beautiful ees ous 1hs glory
of vieF INA Is the Pra,er-so lssts ole in Praier, Gays
Mephis,opbeles-s series Of low and partly wooded
ISLANDS, lying on the r,h tide of the city, aud formed
by arms of the Danube rendered beautiful by the finest
ranges of trees the lovees gardens And elegant pisces
Of amusement In this noble monument Of the wisdom
and ps.erna care Of former Austrian monarch csn
wander far awsy from al the noise and hustle OF the
civ, and leave all life behind occasional wan.
derer lie him, the birds and the noble herds Of deer
l,ch will GENE a, bis call and 'sks food from bis hand
Tbi, splendid paik over four miles long aud free to
every webshaved per'Or-it 'a place for the people
Az with the great capitals so with the smaller oitie'
Frankfort am Maine, Brennan G0insen' Hanover LeiP
sic Dresden, Munich, Ausourg' Nuremberg Bonn' IN
,ho,, s,erv European city, a. all Americans, who have
-, - -. ,a.afv h.s II, public grounds for the