New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

Of the hungry end sleepy public, warrant the pre-
dicioL that their house will be of the best Of
the many good one in New-Yoik We have hereto.
fore gwen detailed description of the house in The
TRIBUNE. 1t is a sixstory marble edfce and ivers
six full lots, extending from Broadway TO Mercer
street. Mr.. La Fsrge the owner, estimates the value
Of the building and ground at $500 0OO and the fumi.
ture and fixtures worth $1,000 more the work.
ing arrangements are particularly complete, every.
thmg-cookiDg, washing, ironing, &c, being done by
steam. The house is principally intended fist
class family hotel and has been furnished ,rdngly
in the richest and most expensive manner Each flor
i. duplicate OF the below IT, with the exception of
the flint, where the dining, tea and reception rooms
located There are seventy suites Of faml, rooms,
all furnished precirey alike, aud eighty single cham
bers, finished on the pattern.
At the recent festival given by German residents
at the Bellevue Garden, force of about sixty Police
men the ground for the purpose of mant aiming
order. At every festival of the Turnverein or
Saengerbund since their anniversary at Hoboken
some years ago when they med6led with
by large numbers of New.YOfk rowdies-and
who, by the way, that occasion, they
punished severely-the authorities have detailed
a sufficient police force TO attend them and prevent
rowdy characters from interfering with, or In any way
molesting them The Germans have, however, more
perfectly Organized since that memorable occasion,
with view to protect themselves. knowing full well
that but slight dependence in the event of Interference
ccpld be placed on the police This idea was to a Ger
tain extent shown up ON Monday last The ground
referred to had been hired by the Germans for that
day. but notwithstanding the vigilance OF the
police which, as our reporter remarked, was
~ excessive a. possible considering the I'M
mense quantity Of Lager they might have
been seen imbbing large numbers of rowdies
stole upon the grounds and permitted TO remain
there. We saw many Of these characters cautiously
creeping under the fences before the eyes of the police
men We, they did not interfere or drive them back
ties of friendship for the rowdy from whose society
many of them have been raised 10 the position OF
guardians Of the public peace dmmed their organs OF
y,rop-abd of course they them not. Yet we saw
IT, ard also saw these same Policemen hand IN glove
with these rowdies, drinking and talking and making
mtny
They laughed at the coarse ests and INDUCED in a.
coarse Jokes and Vulgar language themselves. Many
Of these oafers to whom preference Is gwen by the
finn of Wood 4 Smith, should they take II into their
heads TO apply for the Office of policemen, were IN
,oXcsted They strolled or rather staggered. about
the grounds. using profane and ndeIcate language,
and not unfreauently as if b accident, coming IN col
li.ion with little cot,ries of men and women. The
notice of course saw it not, and If they did
only wipked at il, and let it pass as
Joke over which they could afterward have
i,uch. II wo,kd not b.hoove the star to interfere
with w, uwdy. for the rowdy is his warmest friend
The, have net at nights and drank deep-they have
fouebt side by SIDE at primary elections-they ire
ouently have a social cha. together The policeman
fears the ,owdy and care not modest him No one IN
the depsrtu EFT will undertake the bresking-up Vi the
roxdv Gangs about the city. Some of the Criminal
Jrdc.s of New York are also the friends Of the row.
DIES 70 the shame of these public fdnctionarieS be II
"a ire Judges dare not deal with them for the
crimes they commit the ls~ dIrrcps' iof
,easop, well known to everybody. From the iowdy
rsrts Commissioners Wood and Smith select Their
porcemen. In making thelr appointments to the fo
i Dsnsrtm.n, men that can be relied on IN Gaze oil
a, emergency men that vii fight for the preservation
=, n,hhc n. ace are not wanted but only such are
psh, IN, and favored as can control political capital
g.. mood men Il II remain IN the Police Department,
~, scs,c.Iv a week trsnspres that one or more i
no, 5.espitsted on the most frivolous charges, and
,hei, p,scss are edily flied by friends of Mayor.
TIE majority of the policemen detailed to atteod
,,,,,, N. Germans on Wednesday last were OF thi-
stamp. 1t may be said that the day passed qne'iy'
.,d that no disturbance Of consequence occurred.
Tu,. IN, il was not particularly owing TO the pre-
go. q, the malice The 70 dies are not much inein-d
o. with the G.. rmsns, for well they remember
the punishment they once received
Hop,u ppysRyryRIsS CHURCH CoRSER sToSE.-
According to previous ANNOUNCEMENT inc
laying the cornerstone o; the above ehu'cn ',". pm
Yesterday afternoon. The services were e''ua'oI
the pastor the Rev. DR.. Hatfield Tue nv w
took part in the exercises The Rev. Dr. ha'ne'd
the Rev Dr. Chambers and the Rev. Ka!s'oa l. 'ui'-
read an interesting historical sketch OF the origin 30
the progress of this church showing thai 't' p.Oel
Origin ally belonged to the Mercer suee'