The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17
SCENES IN rHE PARK.

During he day tbs Park tho OF Tie Fevc.
re- exciiement kariy In tho ;ho steres,
tered vound Street oomrnisroters Once and crowds
u Interested parties Aronged The wss, and stood In
grouys conycrng the PROBABLE Of Tie conflict
between the STATE and ely saihorites Al sgrei dat
riot imminent, and ruuors current Asi he mill
tsry had been moulded 70 bold themselves readiness Tor
emergency.
Alter The ejeomen, ~ uonover from DO sycs, CONNIE
soners oiuce tho polo. compelled pot hama up
about tho Hsu or Records 10 seep bach lhe
erVsa, VITO would persist In rsshhs up ns Ear
row passsse q he Hall Tas proescdlnss N The
Burden Gaze before The Surrogate aided 70 ne
excitement, and every female who passed by vas
supposed W be Mrs Cunning ham and Invariably ays-ed
crowd. When That ceso stes pcgsonge en,rgci from
e court mo, assembled aroanJ her carnage 400 sreol
81 Der 9TH hcotAss sGd deuiOusauons % similar cha
rscisr uItl shc Wa out 81 SIGHT
Towards NE afternoon the Groves Increased, In,l a
seemed a. - 90 ball dv1sn uee,Egs guirs
"a a. one tine All the noiglborIg bsfrcoa1s DID
,bris bulpess, aud rcre ttied irsm til dew
eve 9TH thirsty politicians, no Sers discussing TIC
HrI.Cfai LOubes AZ d'nkiug bad -LiskCy until they
did cot kuup ~nsi si1e th,y .crc talsing 90
rowafus three O'Clock IA The .fsrnolo became whs
lerod ahou, among tie knoe ma oues ilN 80 nesuns 10
il sut 49, about 10 bApssa, a. ~Hs u0toed tbs gta
90 ~ huGicld iolco Serc vending their
way 70 The gy HalL ne oroso ,bso suTged la mat d.
s.s~i, vs.r me rib6u spresa Ase vid dc ,osl IN
xayc- VI " be arrested ooTsver ~ seIessli.
.l.c-edp,c, bit Tie fee who cid beieve i Expressed
The nght lie Git HaA step. l. iuiiy dcscroed else
stere al cessAfy 70 fepsi tbe account, bore.
bu' dpriig i Continuance the widest exctsueat prevail
60, sActte crowd ecuvey wiorfsfcd behalf OF The
Muuitipsl pOIce and N several cGser lie albany
reiesy urei by nc arscss Il Lho mon, ana
y icen sas sishbtc 10 The 49, Sas na Until loae
afi~f ne asht that thc ca tbe disturbance became
suown, aus sheu u did, - popgaoe bec2ae furious,
ana uere sW probably more dangerous material ~ a
ol nat moment IN tie Pax inaf Ia asaedIbed there
year 1881 whcn The aour 'Ots broAo tee
ats
While he excitement It'll At he hoiyht he sound Of
heard, and the cry, The National Guards are
O,uug ans turved 81 add to the turrsii n
'Hcu rumof,d " Governor King, who stopping
be Aston House, had ordered the Tih regiment " axe
possession Of he ey Hail. order hat Lls writ coud DO
ufuu The mayor The Guard were nla.chiuy
20 fcr 10 No'h river 20 take me Plymouth nscx ioT
NcrWwh, On ueu way % The Bunker luu ceisbrauon
bat surprrcd ~ duc ruarcn,i INTO
The iark. ana before the CITY Hal Hefe they aano ~
halt I1 alter broi delay the we're ordersi % sta~k
vkCb they fi, and they eOon lraternlgng Sh
The crosse, ubo iclad pith hem a. me pro~roci o
b ur cheated out OF thor plcaasut ercur.ob cmpeh
ed guard the Cty Hsn an night
surh ainufeueut ras created 10 the asscmbhfe ~ the
A1i eeratce u tvo slsofA young fellows n ue tarN ~
fhlir sh'rt sleeve, aut bearing mu.RaH tney wore
caps with . bard, Which we're the words
- S>'s~s'S
40 KING
tssss~ssssSsss '~|N"eo
IN iargs kt,ers one OF them Goifi hd a'vt Va a -
IaNsabe nsnter Cor svne u1s iAa 'e.ao '~A |"