Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

This day will be celebrated by nineteen millions
Of free and Independent people, In this mstropolis
five hundred thousand persons will join in the gene
raj shouting and swearing, fighting aud faiuting,
riots and rows, confusion and cursing drinking and
disorder, hullaballo and hubbub. Ten thousand chill
dren attached to the various Sunday Schools in this
city, will celebrate the day Staten Island, with
their teachers in quiet pious aud religious man
ncr, which will, in great measure, Offset the innu-
merable sins that will be committed in the city.
From the columns of the "Herald," we have
compiled the annexed list Of amusements, and they
are the only places worthy Of visit or sight The
military will turn out, having nearly recovered from
the effects Of last Tuesday, when his Democratic
Mightiness made his public entry into the city OF
New York The following is the order of parade
and march by the troops
They will form the division line the Battery
at 9 O. o'clock A. NJ where they will be reviewed by
Major General Sandfsrd. Immediately after the re-
view, they will break into column and proceed up
Whitehall street and Broadway to Chambers street,
through Chambers and Hudson streets to Canal
street. through Canal to Broadway, and down Broad.
way to the City Hall, where they will be reviewed
by the Mayor and Corporation; after which they
will fire feu de.joie, and be dismissed
We will leave the military with the above, and
will now proceed with the amusements of the day
| and evening"
Great Western, have been engaged by Mr.. J. Par
| ker for excursion and ball. They will leave
the foot of Whitehall this evening at o'clock, and
will proceed up the North River. This excursion
will be grand affair. cotillon party will be given
on board, and an effective band of music has been
engaged for the occasion.
| The splendid steamboat New Haven, Captain j.
Stone will leave the foot Of Beekman street this
morning at 8 o'clock, and will make excursion
through Hurlgate, the Narrows, and into Long Island
Sound In the afternoon she will start from the same
place, at q o'clock, and proceed down to the Lower
Bay, as far as Sandy Hook.
| The elegant steamer Novelty will make
sion to day down the bay touching at Fort Diamond
thence up the the North River to Fort Lee. She
will leave Pier No. !, North River, at half past
O'Clock this morning. She will be accompanied by
a band Of music, and a cotion party will be given
| on board.
| The steamers Cinderella and Water Witch will
leave pier No North River, at Z, 8 and III A NJ.
and 81 and p. NJ for Ellzabethport Passengers
thence proceed in the rail road for Plaineld.
| This will be pleasant trip.
| The Utica Capt. Truesdell, will leave pier No l
North River, for an excursion down the bay. She
will stop at Perth Amboy on her return passage.
! The fine steamer Wave, Capt o. Vanderbilt, will
make two extra trips today to Fort Hamilton, where
| the National Guards are encamped The boat will
leave the foot Of Vesey street at A. NJ and p. M
The steamer Arrow Capt. J. p Smith, will make
an excursion to Nyack today, leaving the foot Of
Rob inson street at O'Clock, A. NJ
An excursion will be made to Hackensack by the
steamer Saratoga. She will leave the foot Of Liber-
erty street at 81 O'Clock this morning.
The steamer Warren will leave the foot of yesey
street, at o'clock A. NJ. for Haverstraw, touching
at the different points on the route.
The beautiful steamer James Madison, Capt. Per-
nv, will go to West Point and Newburg She leaves
the foot Of Warren street. at Saoclock this morning.
The Highlander will make excursion around
Statan Island and will touch at Fort Hamilton and
Perth Amboy., She leaves the foot Of Catharne ST. ,
+ r. at 10 O'Clock A. M. and will return to the
city at p. M. band of music will accompany her.
The steamboat Washington, Capt. Dolson,will visit
several islands in eur bay today, and will touch at
Staten Island, and remain sufficient time Tor the
passengers TO view the Sunday School exhibition
and celebration. She will proceed down far as
Sandy Hook Passengers must be at the foot Of Lib
srty street, n. X. atll4 o'clock
The Osiris, Capt. Allairc, is going down to the
Ocean House and Long Branch, leaving Whitehall
at oclock. 4. NJ, and i'll return at this after
noon This will be pleasant excursion.
The Passaic will run between Newark and New
York, and will also make trip to New Brighton
for the purpose Of giving those who wish il an op
portunty to witness the Sunday School celebration
She leaves the foot Of Barclay street at 81 A. VI.
and I2s, 81 and l0s P. NJ
On the Long Island Rail Road the new locomotive
Taglioni, will run. See advertisement.
The the Paterson Rail Road will leave
New York seven times today, every two hours, be-
ginning at O'Clock A. NJ.
There will be beautiful rockets sent up from the
different points tonight, and during the day explo-
sions will take place all over the city and county
The demand for fireworks will be very great, and
we advise all those in want or superior rockets,
crackers, &c. TO go and buy Of Gassner " Young 1872
Chatham street; RI. Yvclin, 2Sl Fa)ton, near Green.
wch street; &. w. Vultee, No. loo, and w. 4 X.
Ballagh, Ga Chatham street.
For fireworks Of every description, ge to J. c.
Ashley, Ne. 196 Front street. He has some of the
best rockets ever manufactured in this city. They
will go higher, shoot lower, and the serpents will
max. more turns in the air than any ever seen in
this country. Mr.. Ashley has a large assortment.
/ The Sunday School Union will leave the foo, Of
Pike street. East River and the foot of Hubert street
North River, at o'clock this morning, for Staten
Island. The assembage Of fifteen thousan children
| will present a very beautiful sight. Gov Seward
will not be there, but perhaps Martin Van Buren, our
llustrious father Performances will take place at
the several churches on the island. The expenses
will be paid from the funds collected from the tel h
ers, children, and others.
| Among the many amusements Of the day we no.
| tice exhibition Of the Sunday School attached to
| the Blocker street Church, corner Of Downing
street, consisting Of Odes, Orations, Duett. and a
Dialogue between three boys, which will be very in
tcres sting Band Of music is engaged for the occa
sion Doors open al half past o'clock. Exercises
commence at o'clock precisely.
| During the day and evening Castle Garden W in he
open From the promenade, the view Of the troops
can be ad vantageeusly seen. IL the evening there
will be grand display Of Fireworks. A band Of
music will perform through the entire evening.
| At the Park Theatre, Madame Lecompt and Mons
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