New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17
NEW-yORK Sig.wERBCNDES

urder tn. direction Of Grand Ea-ssal Capt. Dea,,
md marched up the Bowery, Trough Bond street,
down Broadway 10 The Park, through the Park, uE~
Chatham street to Grand and throush Grand street
TO the East Rive, where they emlssked board c'
the steamboat. John Hartt, Jalas, anitsrifen.
The proc, sion srsnged in the following order;
H,'~tru pr,s ,ons. under command u w, Senior
'A'''' 's% .Iss,S II Sp FI,. Capt '''"'
Grand Ms pirhI and stat ecmpo.e q sesr. Of thu
r,., sIS COMMITTEE Sn.s -S ,is A@sSis'Sys
Rhe Company Of the seoHd Resi~ent under Oamando f
snsitonror rurnsn
sra,,onpor Fire Company No. !.
Turner. Of HIi.%.Su,h, srOOliyp and BIoSs.nsi.l.
MUSIC SUI Ns~ YORK Socisi rurn,errins
Unity s.enserbund from Ee.Mt,
GeS@sr, sssassfsaTd fru@ Peterson n. >
ld...,s. ON VII ,S.isSlt ss;, s.s.''
OfN., conssdi. Of n y. Now xosh s.'ns''o'"a
Rifle Company ofNevl Ors-sOcid Turner'S, Capt r'os'A
Artillery COMPANY Capt Dehi.
From the foot OF Grand street the company WINS con-
viewed TO the Bellevue Garden, located on the East
River foot of Eighty irst street, opposite the upper
nd Of Blackwells Island. On landing. they again
formed in procession and marched over the grounds.
each company fling Of and taking the position on
the ground assigned II by the Committee OF Arrange
ments.
As the day advanced, hundreds upon hundreds u
German residents srrsyed in their holiday attie,
made their way TO the Garden. The boats having
STOPPED running after one or two trips, access was
had to the cars of the Third and Second Aveaas
Railroads. Every was filed to ITS utmost
capacity and as many were able clambered To tho
roof and thus rode to the grounds. The road froas
avenue a leading to the garden entrance pfssenf"
during the day animated and noticeable appearance.
On either side OF the road were booths and covered
~. L. al md
Isc.r bier oysters and edbles OF various kinds Hero
was man dressed in sdispidated uniform, presenting
fantsstical appearance with two goats attached 20
A wagon. on which was a keg of lager bier THIS
Yarkee individual, for such be was, was peddhng out
hi, beer in true Yankee style. little further on was
a wagon load Of apples in charge Of fellow, who'
every now and then, shouted out at the top oil ms
voice:
Ere Ia ere four cents quart
Here was woman playing on N'onn w ai"r."
STYLE and blowing away Tor dear life on b"se.
surrounded nv An eager crowd. For the rpace OF
several hundred feet trout Of the entrance were al
sorts Of entertainments and refreshments for MAJ and
beast.
| The entrance TO the garden WIS through narrow
| gateway and the rush at this point wss IMMENSE
The strong police force here stationed were unable ."
preserve order Ever body wanted ~ get IN hrst IN
oons. que nee of which everybody got bruised ana
damned, and only escaped with sore toes and torn
clothes. Many the EXPLANATIONS against " lie
tam po-cbmcD
The scene inside of the Garden was Of the most
livelykId Here and there, and in fact everywhere,
were group. Of men, and children, enjoying
themselves to the fullest extent. From every quarter
resouneed music from the bands and singing Societies.
the latter being located at various points Lager bier
was greatly in deinaId, and was psrtaken OF almost
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LIQUOR of any other hid was sought after. The largo
building on the grounds with It's porco, Wa ooniinu-
ally tbrore I'd with people, among whom the greatest
good humOr prevailed
The programme Of the musical performance was az
follows:
Hunter. Joy-Cboru..
Pilgrims song -sant reund sps oLsssts a. ,A s.s
ssrbund. , M. oA.,,.
Bsnaast song-OchesrA AID ChoTus-By the ssnssfbans
l. Schoitiich TroUbedou'-Chorls
Liberty Msreb-Orche.trs and Chorus
The orchestra was led by Mr.. HIschmann These
performances were attentiyely listened to and loudly
spplsuGed Aside fom these exercises, some hail
d,zen or more members Of the various societies might
be een here and there seated upon the turf or Standing
amusing themselves by singing lively songs. 10 ono
ulace we observed little assemblage OF this charac-
ter around keg Of beer each man Lad bis mug ana
helped himself when be liked. From several drunk
pR songs which they sang they attracted cohs'ae'"
bic attention and were loudly applauded' ihe e"v
.co..s IN the river enabled those desiring 10 take
NV or .al according 10 their pleasure The iurh"e-
rein Societies also created considerable anu'ene"'
10 tbe, exercises A very notable pl"e
was the Tohce station under charge Z" ''P'a'"
Toon.v Of the Nineteenth Ward. The Ock'Gp was
. veral times duIif the day quite IAN, Doing "0P7
by roydy characters, who had BY .ome hsa' III
ao.d N IT. al into the inciosure. Quite number o!
,Lock.,, came upon the ground With the expectation
r. ,a,,i,, a rich harvest but their game was blocked
NV he spuearsnce Of a squad of "shah0~' RON ths
Cbt E. Cflee The police were A. viglsht As cou'd
Ie e.pected eonsdeliDg the large qaatt'le' o'
Iags,~ they might have been frequently seen I'M
tibirg ,,c
s,,olipg toward the lotk up, We observed German
blopopo 10 the Turnyerens N an excited STATE TAX:
inc 70 Policeman No s7i. L. seems that The herman
us,,.d 10 .pesk 10 party arrested, but the police
nan aid not aupear inclined to let him do 90 and IN
,.fu.;,o usad any quantity Of BOTefy slang, lnter-
,r.,.ed with oaths. Captain Toomey ordered the
P,lc.mau 70 leave the ground a, being otoIcatea.
ard Dot TT 70 BE- there.
Tate f, the afternoon disturbance occurred out
,iee Of the Gerden a wagon full VI drunken rord1es
as.aJltirg and b. a.ifg POOR German. Policeman No
C.l stood by ard looked Oh without interfering. Inc
! fellows escsped. With the exception Of ore or two
little rows, got up BY some rovdies, The day passed
a,iuy AID pleasanuy, and everybody enjoyed bin
, stlfto tie fulett extent.
lis Estimated that there were over 5000 p'bps'
% The around during the day. Upward OF to.rA
were carried up by the Third avenue cars.
TCwsId night, Mayor WOOD rode upon tAs groaa1