The New York herald., 1870-09-05

ana High Bridge as q consequence is quite an sttrac-
tion TO the devotecs 0f Gambrinus. Yesterday
there was tremendous crowd at the gardens In ITS
neighborhood. and the Germans predominated more
than ever. There were Frenchmen there, too, and
Irishmen, and a good many other kinds OF mon.
who do not sympathize with Prussia and the hard
knocks "unzer Fritz' gave Napoeon's armies before
Louis came TO captured grief, yet strange to say
there was pQ ~ feeling manifested on the psrt Of
any one OF the commlnaied hundreds on account OF
their difference Of nationality. The Germans, with
their frows and little ones all bedecked IN their
sunday best, sat at the same tables with the Irish
men ana the Frenchmen and IN many instances
"treated' one another literally and
rALKED OVER THE WAR
win the utmost good humor. There were many
persons who came up from New York amt Harlem
on the boats in the morning with the idea that they
would witness Jolly good row before nightail be-
tween the Germans and parties who don't see Ger
man glory In the same light as Germans DO they
went away disappointed.
GERMANS PEACEFUL NOTIONS
.l'm dnks vot der vos goln to be eetle nt.n bout
dat Brooshin vigdory F." remarked Jolly Teu,On TO
'Well, heard so this morning.
''Dat's played eout. dell YOU dat We doant want
10 make dr0ublcs init anyb0dles. Dem peoples vat
dinks We vos vol We doant vos know nodinys about
IT.
..But you talk good deal about Fritz's victories
IN the hearing Of those who don't like to hear about
thenl." s .
"Dat mid ms makes no dlnerence. dey dOanS
ike TO hear him Wy dey needn't come where we vos
all Germans
..But there are number Of Frenchmen here, and
$50 no, but we dalk To him ike friends. you know.
cell you vat It ish. my fren. we feel tarn goOt
de Frenchmen nor de frishers w SOY Dey make
NIT no HARM vOs trink dree, vonr, yaas.
dwelve klases Ov bier init dwo Irtshers vo, l meets
dis morning. und we he'd yum pig dalk bout 0ae
war vat vos come 10 an end already, all de while,
und We deedn't vite bout it,"
''Yaas, but dey goodn't trink layers 80 much AZ
de Germans, und dey yos 60 away after sometimes
bout as goot vrepds OF Brooshia as never vos."
PAYING POLICY.
The fact Of the matter was that the very best OF
feeling prevailed among all classes. and there was
only one place III the neighb0rh0Od which displayed
German Gag. This may have been the result Of
policy on the part OF the proprietor. Tii was. 1t
German nag over one Of the saloon doors would
have driven away good many lager imbipers who
were not Germans In war sympathy.
A MYSTERIOUS FLAG.
At one time little row was imminent on the
river. boa, rowed by two men passed under the
bridge with q flag that looked susp clOusly like that
OF the North German Confederation displayed at the
bow Another boat with three rather half seas-over
fellows ran across It's bow, and one OF them jumped
What nag IS that" he asked threareninsly.
THAT at the bowW
"Whyrv
.Wei THAT'S my business"
"What IL IT.,
'why bless you. 1t Is the Dag OF the Irish
Directory"
The two boats were seen soon after this little incl
dent approaching the shore together aud late in
the evening they both took their departure. side by
side, with both crews much the worse OF for the
wear and tear Of mixed drinks. In
M0rrisnnim
all the ageries did thriving business, and dis
turbance of any kind occurred to break a single
tumbler over anybOdy's head. good many Ger
man nags were hung to the breeze from
many housetOps IN the town; but
general thing the lager gardens and saloons
did not show their colors II they had any TO show.
In one OF the gardens party OF Jolly Tcutons whied
away the duh hours Of the afternoon by singing
patriotic songs, such as "What IL the Germans
Faiherlandy" while at an adjoining table four
Frenchmen were singing the Marseilles Hymn.
Neither party interfered with the other, and the
same Teutonic BARNARD served them both and smiled
both, as though she knew In her heart and soul
that the pint OF lager was thing far above such
disturbing questions as the downfall OF the French
empire or the victory OF Kong Wilhelm. The Ger
mans quaficd their beer IN peace In MelrOse and the
other places in Westchester county, where the
rent Of lager IL undammed by p0licemens clubs, ana
| no disturbance occurred during the day.