The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

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Visit 90 tins O stat Palace-Per1oxmancs ut
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Their DoiDss esseraas -z.as aae In the Park
Visit 20 tins o ssai Paiace-PerSoEmancs At
the Bosvesy Thsasrs.
Yesterday morning rb~ msm bsrs the Tunryerssn'
German Turner's BY which latter name they are more
procession left their hsadquarsrs the National Hsu in
Canal street. between nine and ten O'Clock IN Tia NOM
Ing and arrived the Park at the last named hour Here
they waited for time expecting the appsasanss Of
the Mayor who bad promised or had been invited to ~
view them. 1t appears however, that Illness detained
that functonary 1t homo, 20 that 10 WAS un.
able to he p-esent at the appointed hour.
This was . oonraemps which had not been FORE
seen, and which likely to cause some senfudon,
arrangements had BEEN made by the Executive Of
the Turner's in Of tuch disappointment Captain
Stevenson of the Sixteenth ward Police who has been
specially appointed to attend the Turner's during their
festivities thsreupon suggested to Mr. MAtsen the Chief
Of Police good pedieas in this dilemma. By his adj
vice the whole body Of ru ners, amounting 70 nearly
. thousand. and perhaps more, were marched into
the Governors In the City Hall, through
which they dsdled 10 the meanwhile his Honor
the Mayor, who had been unavodasly detained,
already noticed arrived and received the Turner's in
q very cordial msuDsr While these latter we're
bled in the Governors one Of their ce-msmbers,
Mr. II man the editor Of the Turner newspaper. dev
oOQu0uC
German. He bsasn the exordium by referring to the
American revolution and a,uded In glowing language
to Of General lafayette In the cause and then
explained how the Ubt ed States place Of refuge Tor
thofe that Urged 10 exile themselves Tor the sake OF
liberty The orator tnoo delivered we'll merited eulogom
upon the great Vs. gton and took the opportunity TO
popt out 70 the the assembled Turner's that in
relic Washing toms writing desk which 10 the
Of Was eagerly recsived BY hs listening audit
torr who pasted around the relic In solemn PROCESSION,
and highly affected at oshoiding this nseresng
I'm fhA dan NtnpA nf
Mayor no wa pre- rhe latter part OF these cere,
onies the Turnes dr6h in order into the Park and re-
Ss sovesv po b. eet and along This
street in yDd down Brosdway 80 far ~ Canal
street to their head qn-r,er.
Il had been sriRray int pd.d, according to the pro-
grsmpe Of the proctedivr rht the Turner'S should 60
In procession 10 tb- Csssl Palace out from the heat Of
posed It wa. deemed AZ dent to omit this item In the
ceremoI les Accordingly. instead Of q long march
foot which would have nsen very fagung and tedious
affair the b-rp took the Six III and went
off 'he sights the Crystal Palace in small par
ties gopg and Mug shey thought proper This
Of pleasure all aeher 10 rdance with phi
lesorhy, WITH bat If German friends. little
Of the las oller Il necessary relief from the dis
cpne Ct the msrtioet for TOO much restraint becomes
At Jait completely X one
In the evening the Turner gave entertainment at
tho Bow cry tn e.fs which crammed to suocation
with their fellow uatrymen and country H.
deed the Iuh for aamssirn bsiore the
oDg to obtain tickets Va. acarcslv ever seen, and
wa more than Dc mossy 'aker could do TO supply his
customer. Wa have the first night at tho
"opers" and the furore that takes place On the
arst appearances OF favorite Prina Donns,
but for dDg house give Turner festivai-it was
complete bumser spd 'b&t 10 OVERLOOKING. We do not
know what netsd but It must have been pretty
considerable, 70 he Bowery theatre, observed be-
fore could hole more
The Turner'S Pur playbiM in German in the old
Runic characters Of which The following is transa
ton
For II Festival Of the Turnfest'-Theat-ical gym.
rastic N Plastic exhibition Of the Socialist Turner As
socaiion on Tuesday, the 9th Of September 1863 ct tho
Bosery Theatre
FIRST.
Nine Rymnast,c exhis.ions Of pyramids arranged by
Turner Frederick Debzier
SECOND.
Under the conduct Of Mr Bottner late director of the
Uentz and Dusseldorf ..eaIe,
PRECI,lSA
grand melo-drSms h chorus and bAxet, In four
actr, by P. 4 Wolf ,hs music bv NJ. Won Weber.
Lsacer If the orchtstTs Turner Charles HSnecke
Chorus performed by the Social Reform and Turner's