New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

Why to dc &C. wa ruieed ADD
he tiea.h wss exhausted scr css day.
cry o. "poioo. ard be vas Liberated; the crowd
rttuined to tie square end r,et posss Of policemen
en- tee way, who. seepg 20 considerable disorder, did
not, OF oouns, Interfere.
soon sserwrd, Depaty Superintendent Carpenter
appeared With one policeman, ard then toe Co nj
tos succeeded in aking few speeches sssiar the
cistrrbsDoes ard explGiced that the CctrolIer had
PROMISE TO give tie Central Park Ccmmi ssoners
$lGt day for them.
Mr.. CMpecter thea praised tbs boys in little
speech He said that he wH sstsfed thst ifthe 70
Zee shoud have 10 come among them to arrest any
thieves ard distrrbers who night be among then
they would assist the police.
Scarcely Wa he out Of sight when the roughs re.
commenced hust.:Dg every body who happened to a.
tract their stteotion. Alter q while they could 6pd
noting more attractive than the reporters and they
drove them out Of the Square. Diner time had an
excellent effect on them.
AT THE CITY HALL.
The City Hall and PAX were comparatively quiet;
but fsv police were required. There was no regular
meeting, most Of tie Uoemp loyed prefening Tompkns
square. There were, however, several hundred scAt
tered il groups about the PeIk al day. IN the
irg s1ms attempts were made q. hsrsngues, but
Marthal Stephsrs and other officers were promp. in
stopping them. One Of tho speakers told the Marshal
lie led az gocd a right 70 speak in the Park q he
Rad, but was ir ally compelled TO deeist. He imme-
6aiey viDccated hia right to tie Park by going Tito
tie City Hall to get out his naturalization papers !
Some Committees, durirg the day, waited on the
Mayer hom the rompkns square meeting-the old
sory.
A Committee Of vnkiDguen waited on Controller
Flag to know what be intended 10 do in the matter Of
the Central Park appropriation. The Controller as
srred them tia. be would 60 everything in his power
to facilitate their benefit. The bonds to raise the
$3.50 Geo coud net be taken until they had been sdvsr
tsed week, but. under such circumstances. he would
feel justified in advancing m1ney from the public
Treasury at Of 900 per week, which would,
at 81 employ 600 labo,srs, and each man would
receive bic pay at the end of each week. With this
arrangement the Committee were highly elated, and
returned then ws:mest thsLks to the Controller. The
Commissioners will probably commence in day or
TWO.
in the afternoon IL ere wss nothing done in the p.'h
but to look Cd. Everybody was spectator. The
slightest incident caused great excitement AID
great movements of the crowd during the morning;
even the arrival of carriage would Get the all run
LIrg. V0WGO q O'CLOCK tL9 dsc5moidSo
rapidly and before ousk there vas nothing unusu 70
be seeR.
The United States troops have been withdraw
from The Custom House. Capt. Ryrders wilt protect
the property Of the United Setes with HE Nsrshss
until there to be greater danger than at pressn
The widest storiee are current. One IL that there
h conspiracy to get the city on fire in hundred
pisces simultaneously.
In tie afternoon The assemb age in Tomkns square
was very small it was characterized however, by the
proDeIess to Amusement by propulsion which dis
trguished the morning gathering. CampbelIs Com
mittee which had got constituted in some way or
other. reported to small section of those ON the
ground their plan Of organization, but no names
Campbell tried TO make another speech, and Ger
man naue ed Decksrt succeeded him. but they did not
meet with much encouragement. The rowdies hustled
each other, when they could hustle nobody else until
dark, when they separated.