The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
THE FURsVgRRIN Or GERMAN TURNER'S.


There Their ksetuR 70 New York rns
W,no Up with . BALI
Ysstsday the Turr proceeded on picnic excursion
over to New Jersey had bssn originally intended
the festival should b held at the Eysian Feds or At
least that was the genera, superstition. For some
other that have bsen able to divine the Tur
did select that spot ~ It was suppo cd vouo Ia
the fer their party, but fixed uron ,its
nes Of, called Bellevue. This location ID stustea In
range Of bills adjoining the high turnpike road IeAding
from Hoboien to Hsekenaek having ono frontage on The
turnpike road and another On the hieh
leading from weshAwken, through Dalytown to Bul,s
Ferry With the exception Of the Elysan Fields. the
Turner'S could not have selected pleasant location
the views scenery being grand ana ex
fencing the 6tatss of New York. Psnnryvans and
New Jsrssy far the eye could carry. Ths place
moreover well wooded and sheltered from the heat
Of tho sun, the rides and walks around ths
ne,shborhood being most romantic and delightful.
This "a the spot that the Turner's had judiciously
chosen for their ausements which, from its dis.
from the city, less liable to the interrupio
OF idle oafsrs Tho only drawback was tho Difficulty Of
get ing there but this viii hereafter DO oh vated any
iutnr. OCCASION for 1t is popossd to lay down PLANK
road from this place to Hobokan fer. " distance Of
about three lies. and to line of stages aloag IT,
The Wills is called Union Hill and the pro-
pSrsy itself shsrs the excursion held is already laid
out in building lots although not tiee has yet
levslleo.
IurD0rS Iest tner mead quarters at National Hall,
In Canal STREET, ct 10 o'cook in the moralsg, and
marched down the above named street to the Roboken
being received on their arrival at the opposite
side. by the Hudson Rifles of Hobokcn uodsr the com
msnd o. Cspran BohDe,edt. These latte, numbering
thlty.tso rifles escorted the Turner's who nun bsred
about two thoutsnd TO their destined place of smuse
nent They se,e accompanied by Fishers Nav York
Eapd their arrival left the Turner'S at Bellevue
proceeding themselves to Some distance oab mt tn,
auaIters OF q miloto practice target shooting This
c.npsby was formed atier the riot that o, cu-rea
some time ago at HobokeD. during Turner festival and
LaR T,ss ctrc
very Iortune. il enabled Them cay compli
ment to ,he Turner's by acting their rhe place
that lected for their target shoe ing
between Union Hill ard Germantown and walk 70 sse
their prscyce relief from the bo,serous auuse-
ments Of tie Turner's Six prizes were contested for,
sstirg OF rifle. silver watch. patent lever Colts
revolver silver cup half dozen silver spoors and
gold pencil Some additional interest vas attach
ed 10 the scebe from the circumstance Of the company
hav been divided with new rfee made by Fisher
Chatham street and It partly to try them thai
ccnpAD, had come out.
In the cam he the Turner's were amusing b.
after their fa.hion bu. 1t not intended for
gynDssic feats here was hte worth noticing. The
y emit TO the ind ereEt spectator tns novel
Of The ard the Turner's conoed their auu ensnt
to eating, drinking aud sipgog There lack Of
German ae being piled up in side enough to feed
army, hkewe anna and pieces Of beef in abundance
that there VAS enough rr all and TO spare
II . Iity that some amuseDents had OF been ap
poiDet either IN the shape Of gymnasc exercises
chg, who would have prevented much Of the drink
ing that tick place. For want Of these au1il,ares
while away the hours the betook themselves to
dbl king inc the few females who were present
very punerous o' tho distance her too great
walk ON a arm day, and thsre very little accom-
mediation for getting there by any other means Il is
true many Of the Turner's Led themselves with waltz
ing together their Turner band being present which
pla, cd for them but waltz by men alone is o duh
affair Tor WI at is man without woman MA hsipmest
The whole affair therefore very dull indeed beiog
confined solely to eating bread and ham, and swihg
lager bier. which however eeabe at first to hungry
man bec0mer no longer pleasure when the appetite
satisfied After spending DAY in this not very inteec
tual manner the turner's formed themselves march
the Hoboken ferry they mustered as observed before
very large for &c and some Of their members appeared
the day wa very snail and no amusement was provided
for them that they must have been very ~easd
out Of lhe excursion as picnic party, it might b.
There hsd besn rumor that party of the Short
Boys nom one Of the wards Of the city, meant % ats.ck
such intention, it was . good thing for them thai
they took better ell for they would sssured7 have
the RrouId with detachments Of pnlice iIcm the
tce Crane of Hoboken, likewise in attendance,
would have made out commitments there ana then II
any riot had occurred. and sent the parties Implicated
OF TO Bergen jaii iDstanter.
The police arrangements even perfect than
h for JDscs Crane aid Captain Stevenson at early
period Of the day apusemsnts accommodated the locs
tcn Tor miles around ard officers stationed the
high bluffs adjoining the river in the grounds of James
q. King, Dudley Gregory and along the Palisades
that partss who were evil intsutioned Il they came
from Nes York. would herd somewhere ab tut tn 'se
points when their boats would have been Immediately
seized and they Themselves ade prisoners Besides the
regular police force two of the Chief shadows Allison
and Illegal the spot TO look after pck pocsets
but from tBc We, kuo@n vigilance Of those officers the
chernlis dindu ie too cunning 10 make their
though bey would ba See1 found e.
toctua the Turrers after apepdog the Day they
tbs ught fl return ed to New York have already
entiol ed VII hout meeting with any provccAton.
They vGe fortunate Likewise in retiring early for h.H
hour altar they bad left IT heavy Of
hardy ,obus fellows. it not lsely that they would
have bees dauDtea by little rain
IN ,be evening blu took place a. the Apollo ,om.,
No. 4t0 Broadway for which the following ticket of ad
missioH was issued =
zee eeeee G ,isG s.2. 80 . 900 q
o des o
SOCIALIST CBEN TURNvEREINs,
Gehaltsn am September 1852
ie oe'eo 30 ee s5Osass y
The following 10 the list Of dances -
TAEz CARTE
Polonaise uxd Waller. Q1adIilie.
Gslopp Gaopp.
schottisch. Polka
pom, !, En- p Eu,ssr soho..lsch and
Polonsise und Waller. Que1rille
Galopp. 9slopp.
sshott,scb. Polka.
Polka Fin kurzsr Schottisch uud
Starisch. karsch,
Wslzer [Damsutour
The orenetra posed of Turner nlu scsns con-
ducieo by Mr. schmidt aud number ed senty const
irg folio = Four clarionets. Two flutes, tron
bopes four comets two double bass yois eight volrs,
and tour Fer cn horns
RE bsn. Ike al the Turner festivities, was o purely
pa,iopal affair and presen ed good specimen OF Younz
Germ any" boz m. 10 and female. The favor,te sacs
he waltz, and 10 this Turner friends and their
fair companions shone pre- ent eat. Tie ony vondei
with Wa Row tbe7 managed to keep on thar legs
sfer uhirpg round dozens n times, bund red. OF
couy e, together The votales Of the waltz indeed
ipnputJsble spd be MASTERS OF the op,ss
fouI number lad enough do TO keep ode for whoa
tie music struch up every German and ev-ty
German WIS the tip toa of expectation We
much amused the dex,eiy evnced by the Above
mention ed Ulcers re-trspiog the irpeuoslty of their
vazIg coup'rymen: and 1t required lx,ie -tn.ss
To get OF their way az the Walt gntrliog
roubd tho room Al, hoSever ven If we'll Evsrs
body danced and wslzse TO their hearts content
when left he yo-sres of rphschors st, bent
n. Oh pleasure. az Holiere ssys in the "Bourgeois
Gep.stAor1ms:'
Tia mnsque ct Is dance,