New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
CITY ITEMS.

trei'-b coming on high bust and Lowry tue f ace,
BY the wal, climbing ana blooming. everywhere is
blooming the I",etbe rose - o., flowers 1e dearest
the most love aud the -seeest-b"omug in scarlet in
crimson aud COLO ard the emblem Of purity. the pretty
white rose. Al no previous time have we ever seer
this Ovliest. well most common Of all f0Svers
common, that is 80 abundant!y blooming a. Il il
Never before have the buds been 40 multifarious a.
they are ihi- Summer and Of the climber particularly
that handsome but odoress Michigan rose there Ia,
within wear or two been q great multiplication Of
vines, so that in sopie streets square after square
spread. it, crimson sheet Of blooming roses Still
there might be thousands more of plants AMI millions
more Of flowers, blooming in beauty and adding jov
health happiness TO the owner and every passer-bv
who sees, adinires and asprates silent thankful
prayer from his heart that makes s impulses better.
Think OF ii, every soul that foot of land has
one IN charge upon which he could plant tree
to bloom in future years if not for yourself for your
children or TO teach the children that wander so I'M
cared for along the streets to love owers from seeing
them at every house they lock up 10 as one above
their own sphere, and loving them, to learn to love
these little arts Of civilization that go to make up an
improved whole. And the little seed thus planted
will dOuby fructify, and while the little bud upon the
thorny stem j. swelling into flower, eyes that watch
its progre.s may carry back to the heart influence
that shall bud ard blossom there and there unfsding
bloom forever. Reader! go forth. Walk through
the street Open your eyes and look at roses bloom
iDgsee their happy influence upon children Of tender
years well az those Of larger growth and then go
home and beneath your own window, to climb In time
to its Intel, 10 be monument for you when time to
you is ended plant rore. Look, too, at other flow
err the hardy climbing, sweet-scented crimson and
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grown and climbed up its frame from basement to
psror, and spread out a screen Of limbs and leaves
and flowers that hide the window and perfume the air.
What was it two years ago? A little twg cut from
its parent stem for the sake OF its fragrant aowers
carried miles in the hand planted in pot Of
moist rich earth, wsered and nurtured and set where
stone was removed from the pavement. and now
here il is blooming, blooming, blooming. Look, too,
you walk at the waving branches of the trees, and
at the cool shade they cast az your feet and contrast
this tree-ined street with your own bare walls and
pavemens, and then 60 home and plant tree that if
it blooms no flowers, will leave fragrant bloom in
after years TO your memory. If you are Christian
man or woman, Christian parents child, you will
now PROMISE while the flowers are blooming, to plant
a tree, a flower, or vine.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FORDHAM.-The
ladies connected with the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Fordham We5tchester County, purpose having
grand strawberry festival to-day commencing at l
p. M, for the benefit of their society.
THE New QUARAETISE TRorBLEs.--The oyster
men of Staten Island still very savage relative to
the location selected for the Quarantine Hospitals
and seem determined to destroy any buildings which
shall be erected at Seguines Point any other por
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The fact that they themselves will have to contribute
their share in making good any damage which they
may occasion appears to make but very little, if any,
impression upon them. We were assured yesterday
that these oystcrmen of Princes Bay and vicinity as
well as those from the north side of the Island stand
pledged to each other to aid in the work of destruc
ton when the proper time arrives for them to strike
the blow They seem to laugh at the Sheriff and his
military force. and boldly assert that when they un
dertake to act IL cir work of demolition will be com
pleed long before information can be conveyed to the
Sheriff relative to their proceedings, without saying
word mastering up any assistance which can prove
of any service. They also intimate that the false
alarm of an attack Saturday night was intentionally
started among themselves, believing that few OF
such alarms would mslead the Quarantine Commis-
sOners and throw them entirely eft their guard, and
while esting they might suppose, perfectly secure
but few minutes would be allowed the police sta
toned at the Quarantine to make themselves scarce
before the work of destruction would be commenced
and carried out in earnest From the information
gathered it is evident that whatever appearance OF
scauiescence may have been manifested by the oys-
termen to let the matter rest it is only put on with
view of deceiving the parties interested, and whose
duty it is to protect the property in que stion.
Officer Lyman Crofut, of the Seventeenth Ward
Metropolitan Police, who was injured by Mayor
Woods force the day of the riot at the City Hall,
we regret to learn much worse yesterday AID his
recovery is considered more doubtful than at any
time since the occurrence.
RIoT AT HUDsoS PARK.-A not occurred at Hudson
Park, near Spuyten Devil Creek, on Sunday. The
German Washington Lodge, No. ~, celebrated their
annual picnic at that place and about o'clock were
disturbed by party Of Irshmen from the Spuyten
Devil factories, whe drank without paying, insut,d
the women, and finally attacked and demolished the
bar. The Germans thereupon set upon and routed
them. After the party had partly dispersed the Irish
came on with reenforcemens, and renewed the attack
with great violence, and desperate fight occurred.
The following persons were severely injured;
Louis Gobrecht, right arm broken and internally
bruised.
Lippman Topltz, severe cut on the head.
Morris Oberdorfer received wound on the left side
of the neck about two inches in length and badly hunt
otherwise.
A. Lowringer, David Strauss, and two other Ger
mans whose names we could not learn, were more or
less injured.
One of the Irishmen, by the name of John McCsr-
thy was carried off the place of battle very severely
injured, and three Others of the same party names un-
known were carried away by their friends also badly