New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

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vous va Of this terra ;scoga'i7 a s;n-bcsri an
nouneed tie grateful fsN that the Sia,u-Hoaso 7ss
located within reach Of few hours further journey
A. h passed alory, The barbl-ians Of the district
poured forth 10 see h.s carriage which +. believed to
have .ccp The second one only ever seen IN those
pare--;nst which once canned the Original Central
Park Commissioners through there having been the
fr-.-and by the time he reached the Siation-Hcuse
,e was attended by formidable escort Of ragamufins
doga, goats pigs and oatamounts. The works thrown
up by tho Central Park Police to protect them from
the f,ray, Of the maraudera Of the surrounding coua-
try, o. well a. from The inclemency Of the weather,
were found to consist Of toerable shanty then in sole
10 Session Of Duchman, who called himself Sergeant
Of Police Upon him the rules were served, accom-
panied by such explanations a. we're thought proper.
Nj, Bre,oot found that he was the bearer OF tidngs
Of tae appointment Of the new Police Commissioners
information Of that fact not having previously
reached the Central Park region. Aler further
generation with the Dutch Sergeant Mr.. BrevoOrt
started of on biz tedious and perilou way bomeward,
and nay reached the confines OF civilization in safety
pRoJYCTED SrRETT ISPRoyENTSTS.-1he matter
Of laying out q new ard commodious thoroughfsre
from the lower to the upper end Of the city is still
on Streets not having a. yet presented reports the
subject to either Beard Although in most Of the
projected street improvements there is much oppo'i
ton and the remousrsns are not few the protector
are mol behindhand and seem willing to make some
sacrifice for the benefit Of the public. The only argu
ment Of the opposition is that the improvement will
cost millions Of dollars the expenditure Of money
being tie great sticking point.
I.ror T.,
widening and extending Greene street to make
Lrect avenue from the Battery to Union square, but
the carrying out Of this project viii destroy many
large and costly mercantile warehouses Of recent con-
sruction at the lower end of the route and at the
upper end cut through sx blocks of valuable dwell
ng-hOuses. This project has met with general oppo-
sition-tbosc in favor being greatly in the minority.
The proposition TO widen Wooster stree, has been
better thought Of; but this is urged will not form
direct route from ore end Of the city to the other II
will terminate at the upper end at Fourteenth street
and moreover, the carrying out Of the project will de-
stroy many fine warehouses in the Third Ward,
through which the street must pass.
The last project that Of laying out an avenue on the
line of the cod York Road" will probably be taken
ms q sort Of compromise measure. This route will
at the intersection Of Mnctta lane and Sixth
avenue crossing Blocker Houston, King, Charlton,
Yandam, Spring, Broome AMI Grand streets, aud
through the end Of Laurens street to Canal street,
connecting with West Broadway, which it is designed
to continue to the Battery The principal portion OF
the cutting away will be through the Eighth Ward,
and although the route will pass dagonHlly through
some half dozen blocks yet the houses that will be re-
moved IN consequence are for the most part, small
structures, and nearly all Of them have been erected
ten or fifteen years. The neghbOhoods at present are
bad aud it is urged that the opening of this route will
effect great change in the character Of the Eighth
Ward Many property holders upon The line of the
Sixth avenue have expressed themselves favorable to
the project, and willing to share the assessment; aud
io.e in the immediate neighborhood Of the route have
not expressed strong opposition. meeting on the
subject Of cutting On avenue The line of the York
road, and as to the widening of Wooster street, was
held al the Council Chamber City Hal, on Saturday
afternoon, when arguments were presented for and
against The projects. The Committee "il probably
report on DE subject before the close OF the May
session.