New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

II W.. President OF thu Eleventh
nii, - 70. stated that this Club o.
Wide Avail ca y az not orggbtn ~ vpp CO.. =
with any feeling Of hos ilty tor. osoaI;.,;,, ,,re
existence, but simply Vith the ics .,in Af'or on.
men in the causs of LiDcolu and "a "lD' ~
pointing committees to prepare bylsN T,,,J,r
drlLroom, the NEE ting adjourned to mes' =, .,g.o,.
evening, at clock at the same place, to%
and perfect the organization.
CENTRAL PARK CoScERT.-Ths fourth of the ,''n-
tral Park Concerts took place on Saturday,. The
was OF genial temperature and the bre yes played with
ust peroeptible motion enough TO render fans super
huous. Tie day was indsed SURPRISINGLY beautiful,
and Nature whether peepiDs from thrifty pl4ts of
sbrubbery in city avenues or looking forth in more
seemly proportions from broad fields and meadows
and orchards and forests every where appeared in the
fullest perfection of all her charms Nor have the lib
eral influences Of the been lost on the Park.
These aud the energetic pushing ward Of the judi
eli plans Of tie Commissioners have together worked
what csa be called nothing less than wonderful trans
formations.
Upon the hill beyond til, lake there Is choice OF 50
many paths that we have not calculated their NUMBER
and as we 90 on we taken every little while by
eurprise-hers at the romantic ste Of some unique
Summer-bouse; there at an arbor formed Of living
shrubs ard vines; spring babbing ont f7om Wild,
Inaccessible cleft in the rocks the natural cave dseov-
cred by accident and which may have been the abode
Of an Indian eeress huge rock resting on 30 small
base that it would thoash child could topic
it overhess and many other objects, curious and in-
terestipg, will call the attention.
The Park on Saturday was vitted by an unusually
large number of citizens and strangers the turnout
of equpages especially surprising any we have prev
iously witnessed. The increase not perceptbe
about the concert-atand as one might have expected,
considering the superior quality Of the nusic. 1t
was very pleasant walking about, however aud the
swans, newly -arrived from England, numbering A,
formed really a worthy object of attention. They
were out for the first time since their long voyage, and
exh tied an exuberanee of gladness at finding them
selves in their native element. The iotila Of these
birds is now so large as to form IN itself object
worthy a visit TO the Park.
The following is the programme of pieces performed:
GS s" Msg 1 H
Downing Wedding March, Eurganthe, Weber selection,
P. Ros
Man ept nur snns Strauss Selection Nose in EgiO, ROs
HOME AGAIN The New-Haven Grays, who have
been Cd a visit to NewYork since Thursday last took
their departure for home Saturday afternoon They
were escorted by the City Guard, Ninth ResiDens,
down BroadS way to the New-Haven boat folio wed by
a large crowd The Greys are fioe-looking body OF
en- and appear to be well up in military tactics. TOey
have been the guests of the City Guard since their ar
rival in our city.
POLICE CoMMIssIoSERs.-At the meeting of this
Board on Saturday, Officer Sherwood Of the Third
Ward was transferred to the ToOmbs for court duty
Five new men were appointed but their names will
not transpire until after examination by the Medical
Board.
The Fourth Brigade, under command of Brig. Gen.
Even will proceed TO East New York to-day for field
exercise and review.
ASSUERsARY PARADE.-COmpany d, Ninth Regi-
ment under command of Captain John Davis, will to-
day celebrate the first anniversary of the corps by
dinner at the La Tourette House, Bergen Point.
MEDICAL LEcTUREs.-The course of medical lee
lures to be delivered before the Faculty and students
the New York Medical College, will commence to-
ay, at the Institute, in Thirteenth street.
MAYOR WOOD SENDS MESSAGE TO THE CRoToN
BoARD-It will be remembered that at the last meet
ing of the Board of Aldermen communication was
sent in from the Cro.on Department stating that in
view of the delay in the work of connecting the two
reservoirs by days work, through the opposition Of
she Mayor they had contracted the work to Andrew
j. Hackley the lowest bidder, which communication
was laid on the table, After interval Of seven weeks
since the soppsge of the work. and knowing the matter
to be out of the hands Of the Croton Board, Mayor
Wood on Saturday morning sent TO that department
verbal message through his Clerk, Mr. Aud, saying
that he withdraws his objections 20 the undertaking
being proceeded with by days work.
ITALIAN WIDE-AwAKEs.-rhe Garibaldi (ltaliaD)
Wide-Awake Club met on Friday evening, at No. I'D
Broadway Central Campaign Club Rooms, elect
ed the following officers: President, Charles G. La
Pata; Secretary, Peter Maratonei Treasurer, j. B.
Kurcber. The came gentlemen designated as
delegates to the Central WideAwake Committee. |
Hey resolved to come out in uniform in the great
Wide.Awake parade on the 3D. CT October.
RoBBERY OF DIAMOND JEwELRY.-Henry Kelly, |
coachdrver, and Thomas and Bernard Cauli%ep,
lrotreTs all of whom reside at No. 40 West Nj ie-
teenth street. were arrested Saturday morning by
Officer Hughes of The Sixteenth Ward, charge of
having stolen leather satche containing several gold
bracelets, ear rings diamond inserrngs, hair-pins,
and other articles of evelry, valued in the aggregate
at ST 800 from Mrs. Hoey, the well-knOwn actress.
1t appeared thai the prisoner Kelly had for some time
been employed to convey Mrs. IIoey to and from Wal
lacks Tbester After leaving the vehicle, at her resi-
dsnce the discovery made that the satehe ccnta n
ing tine iewelry was left behind Mr.. Boey immed-
ately went to the stables where Kelly was employed,
for the purpose of obtaining the property but he found
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