BY THE EASTERN MAIL.

New Haven.
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Haven


1859 Correspondence Of the Herah.l


&4 Nzw HAVEN, June 70, lS45
Improvements in the City The Parks and Cemetery


= Movements Of the Miiitary-Fs'nale Horseman-


ship, &c.


Our city this spring has done, and Is still doing,
great deal in the way of improvement; twill ex-
ceed by far any previous year. II is estimated there
will be over seven hundred buildings erected here
this coming year, including churches (of which
there will be at least three) and other public build
ings in Chapel street Qhe Broadway of New Haven)
is very. much improved; the remodelling of old
splendid new ones. The large five story block on
the corner of Chapel and College Streets owned by
Mr. f. Townsend, and the store OF T. Marble, are
the finest; they are both built by s. M Stone, who
stands high as an architect and builder.


There IS a project on foot to enclose the upper
and lower green, as we call them, and make one
large park, which will be decided improvement,
II the city will allow II, but there is some opposition


The entrance TO the "New Haven Cemetery"
will be completed this summer, which, when brought
to finlsh will be one OF the beautiful and best
arranged places for the dead that have ever seen


We are favored every other night with most de-
alternately They are both composed Of very supe-
rior musicians but as the City band are composed
principally Of old musicians, their music is consi.
dered the finest and best.
amy military, wherever they hail from. The two
best companies are the Greys and Blues. We will
defy any company to drill with our New Haven
Grays" They. perform the whole manual exercise
by the sound ofthe buge, without making any mis-
takes This company are making arrangements to
visit your city during the ensuing summer on their
way to Albany, where they intend to make an en-
carnpment for a week or ten days. The Blues are
artillery company and in those tactics are near
y perfect, but of late they practising with mus
kets.
city at this time is riding horseback Nearly every
pleasant morning and evening be seen parties OF
four six, and eight enjoying this delightful exercise
The ladies' are particularly fond of this mode of
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