New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

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all unessiness vss dssipated At the coOlses, MA.
ms portion OF the performance was gone sarOo,A
The case with which the animated pillars On n.
marched to the music Of Rub'es Band, q n ~
"h'soever was on their shoulders. A movable -.
tower was at one time very rapidly formed. ,,a
grsndes; scene In the whole exercises. h .s,...s
siderable applause. %.
A cessation Of a few minutes then took ,,,..
which the President addressed bis felO...0.,,'Is
He commenced BY giving brief review Of h.Ise
OF their institution since is foun iatioa On a.,
June, lsJO-said that their object y, not w., ~
soeiate In the bands Of brotherhood. but al.o
general esteem, become good citizens ana -
laws and institutions Of their adopted eoun,r,
verted TO their Fstherand, with which all sv,...s,
and after elsncing al Its present dowusroasan -
ton, hoped that one day il would enjoy tie
dom and prosperity as their new home. The, 49,
will be consunmated the great festival Of IA. p.
Nations" He concluded, amid much suOl,n.. -.
turning thanks to the ladics for tie hsaa.o,,,
they presented, and also to the German cOumi,.. -
the inieres, they had displayed in securing Ii. rco.
of the society
The exercises By the younger pupil, were res, -,
eeededEwith, and elected general satisfaction n
were suhhH 70 inose Oh the men, ana were per.e.
but none felt more rejoced than their parents h,',
amusing to witness the pride Of the latter a. ,hsv =,
from one friend to another pointing out their le A.
/. juvenile Hercules in the group.
The Company then marched round the r,ss an,
went through several evolutions As they passed. au0.
but could admire their elastic gait weIbuit t,,u.
brought almost to pitch Of perfection by a system 4
exercise judiciously combined that ever ma,cls
brought into play. Though only Of the middle size a,
many Of them much under, they were of that hapc,
medium that could endure the most fatigue, and, =
soldiers, wear down much larger men.
The last course of exercises were prsctccd On "A,
bars, poles, ropes &C. and jumping over the hOrs
lensthwise More activity and strength were required
at these than the uninitiated could believe unless M
tried, and many did try after the performances ven
over but like stagestruck youths, endeavonng to az
Shakepere without proper preparation or ability thu
afforded much food for laughter.
Among some Of the fests which were performed At I'd
early portion of the exercises that OF the teacher
Mr.. Winter, who supported pyramid of FIVE men, sal
bent and rose under them if they had been mauy
boys Altogether very few acrobats could surpass then
and II would take dozen Of circus companies con
bned to produce the same amount Of surprising esa
as gratihed the eyes Of the spectators yesterday.
With the greatest abandonment to mrth and nerE
ment the utmost harmony prevailed in fact, asr.
ably and temporarily was everything conducted, hx
there was not even the suspicion of a disturbance
the least exhibition of III temper. We mention To
not as a compliment, but merely as exhibiting the tr1i
character Of the social and festive German when not L.
truded upon.
AT the conclusion Of the entertainments the following
young men, In the order in which their names are ar.
ranged received the reward Of their abors from ,As
hands of the lady petronesses, the band playing few
bars after each Messrs Leonhsrd, Krau, Heinz, scha
Ter, so.maep Hastreuh, Munich, Mayer Ksmile, Mayer,
K Donzler, Engelhardt Kohler, Arnold Beneke Zgs
Ter, Bals, w. Beneke, Kozer, stin, Hofer, Neuber,
Letemsyer Mehl Reinhart, Giesler, Waller, Peter'ou
Funk, Kunkel Frekay Butler, Conrad, Fritz, Treu',
Volmer, Ruhter, Spslk.
Just the last prize had been bestowed, thunder
shower, which had been gathering s force for sons
time, came down. and every one had to fly for shess
under the trees 1t passed over, and the COMPANY
prepared for their return to the City.
On their arrival here they assembled at the shakpes
HOTEL and after singing several of the national MELODIES
soon showed that tae exertons of the day had not
fitted them for the dance.
The festival closed with parting greetings and wishs
for many happy returns Of the Turnverein Anniyeas
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The regular
monthly session Of this body commenced last evening
with fresh supply of tea, ." milk and cigars The
President, Aid. Compton, a prompt and well meaning
member was duly on hand. The mioutes Of the las
secsion approved. Among the Petitions presented
We notice those of o. Gassner end others 10 have
sewer constructed the east side of the Bowery; d
Leonard w. Kipp and others for sewer In Chamber
Ct of. l.. Gesntwap and others, for sewer In EA
Twentiethst ofC. Roosevelt and others for sevd
in Fourth-av. between Twenty fourth and Twenty ziA
sts Of Engine Co. No "a for ten additional mem Of
2. Riley In reference TO sewer In Second av. between
Twenty third and Twenty -fourthsts OF Mr. Edge
TO serve the Common Council with fireworks for the
9th of July OF Mrs. Hamilton for pay for extra ser
vices upon a stand Of regimsntal coors for the ID
Regiment Of New.York State Militia OF several, 10
have Twenty hrstst, between Broadway and Pourhw
repaired OF John J. Hicks asking for lease 10 esiab
lish ferry from the foot Of Cathshnest, NewYorf
the junction Of the Cities Of Brooklyn and Williams
burgh and offering for the 5000 per annam of
years.
After the proper reference Of the above Petitions, AID
Oakley opened the subject of the Reception Of Thons
Francis Mesgher the eloquent Irish Exile. AID 0. d.
fered the following;
HAaeds Thomas Francis Mesgher-the intrepid 60
quent and faithful champion VI freedom-has happily
escaped to the United States from the imprisonment 10
hcted upon him. and other llustous patriots for tnsI
devoted exertions 10 effect the independents Of hai
land therefore
Resored, That, sympathzing with the people Of Ire.
lsnd In the wrongs inflicted by the British Govern nen,
and highly estimating the eloquence and devotion oil
patriot son, cordially tender b him public fecep
on and the hosprstes Of the city and oher Tor hs 40
the Governors room.
ResOired That a Committee of Five be appoietedn
carry these resolutions into eectsnd that they be d
reced 70 present to him a copy OF the preamble ssa
resolutions, duly authenticated.
The preamble and resolutions were at once Adopted
and the Committee Consisting Of Aldermen Oakley
Barr, sturtevant, Ward and CornelD appointed
Reports were then adopted In favor Of aags'q
sidewalks Of Wasbingtonst, Canal and sprS
,,s, opposite Clinton Market to pave and Gag ThhT
eighthst between Fourth and Seventh avenues, and
fence lots in Twenty fifth and Seaty seventh
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