The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14
Ninth Anniversary Celebration, OF shs Vow
York IuynVereIn.

Ninth Anniversary CsiebratiSN' OF the NeSs
York IuynveIeIn.
The rurnveren Of York yesterday ce!eD. aed tne
Ninth Anniversary OF their society, at Am
Phrk Ninetietb street the North Soon astor
seven O'Clock ~ they met at their present rendezvous,
Harmony Garden, Essex street, and after join
ed by their Invited guess The line being formed, the
pccetson,a little before nine O'Clock, moved in tho FOL
loving order:-
Dniop dussns rroop ID Regiment, Capt SAler.
bod xofth's GtrmieS..-- oGG
Company y. illh Regiment, capt Lux.
:, NUE., o. TOO n y scha,zsS (ans) 20, Bach os
The fss Com nit'ee
Fest MaIscoa,is.
Turner Giess and Turner sern..., and their Aids
Iuv.ted Turnes -peles ATOMS from Other cities.
The Humorstic Mue,c sand.
The Humor.stc CGos K ake.iA, Ganbrina,
B1mnohs
Glee Cinos
NY Esderaas sns Msmns Fshsau 3d.
Colonia schleround, sangerruade. R0eaischer
Sapgeround reuEonia NanneIchor
and GerInania.
lambour Corps Of tho Z1egnge,
Zoeglinge OF the rurnverein
(ruruer Puplls.)
The Turner Music and rsmbour Corps.
The Musical Societies
Arloo and Liederkranz.
New York Turnvere,n.
New York Turner Schutzeu.
(aiae Corps)
Marching down Grand street TO the Bowery, thence
faiopg ihahhm street 10 the City M Wnere they were
reviewed by Mayor Tiemsnu, who expressed nmse'
highly pleased al their appearance, and It Is said
promised to visit them at Elm Park during afternoon
They then proceeded along Broadwsy-the no nerou,
and costly banners displayed by each society standing
in boio relief along the immense line Of PROCESSION and
various bands play ing martial airs for med quite mpos
ing ctace alike pleasing TO the and gratifying tue
eye Proceeding the foot OF Spring street, they en-
barked q steamboat aud bsges prepared for them,
ana at two O'Clock landed at Strikers Bay.
In spite OF the cloudy dawn, thousands besieged the
Second and Third cars; and although the THIRD
COInDapV
comfortable exsns-yet many we're compelled to walk;
and the rosds-especsy the margin OF the
regervoir in the Central Park-presented AMI
mated Appearance; and for hours conliuu column
fed bs the cars arriving at short intervals poured
the grounds.
On irving The Park the different societies sc altered
each selecting shady cump of trees under
which ,hey bivouaked tapped their barrels OF lager and
gayeihemeelves up TO the unfegned enjoy of the
intervals Gang their favore gees The Tornveein went
through many difficult evoluons and surpr ssd the wd
by their athletic and daring perfor The various
bancs stationed at different parts of the grounds played
the popular dance airs Of the day TO which the company
kept ne GA the light fantastic toe the ladies being dvest
ed OF their halls and shsw ming enjoy the op
Portnnlty Tor Dance immensely. Large numbers were
amusing Themselves With dumb bells, racing, kiss the
ring, sc. was estimated that rs 900 visitors were
present. who expressed the nseves highly satisfied with
the day sport Sigh. shower fell during afternoon
SENT who broke after six O'Clock During day
the greatest harmony prevailed, and although quite q
large BODY Of police present. a single case for
their Interference occurred.