New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-07


quite as much confusion usual on such ocoas'oHS ''
t,,h ood around the Park, and liquor was very gem
1 Id :; .bor, but through the day very few
,o. Sc ora.s intoxicaon. The only fight was al
me corner of Ann and Nassaus,reet coming TO
M office in the morning which miserable wretch had
his face horribly manged Another fight occurred the
Washington Market noon which both the combat
ants were so severely bruised be carried yearly
dead.
The Military display very brilliant, though ao' 50 nu
erous as On nang previous The troops gathered
upon the Bauery where they reviewed first By the
Commander of the Division Major General SANFORD and
aer,vard by Governor Seward The column having formed
lis line of march, passed the Mayor and Common Council
in review in front Of the Cry Hail. where the spectacle Was
closed by fen, de joie.
The TEMPERANCE PRocEssIos AND GRAFTON were the
most attractive and cnnoblng of the day At half past
~ the several Societies began orm but kept from
moving ill after by the nonarryal of their Music, which
was engaged with the Military The that the sons
&c HARMONY were detained BY the odor of the Corporation
punch is of course scandal which repe mos, indignant
IVY When il did start. the Procession numbering
1900 moved designated in good time without
accident or delay and reached the Tabernacle before
o'clock There after Music, the Declaration of 1ndepend
cnce was read b, Judge NJ M NOAH and iorcbe Ora
ZION delivered by Eon B. f. BUTLER. An immense con-
course listened with profound and graied attention The
exercises concluded about 6 o'clock
MIR BRowysoS's Grafton at Washington Hall we hear
commended though the noise Broadway maed the pleas
rc and profit of listening His theme the Elevation Of
The Laborng Cnsscs which he handled without much re-
spcct persons parties though OF course he benbored
the Wings most. We boil, his and Mr. Butlers Ora
non will be printed.
The various places of hronged in the
evening and the display of FircWorks at each well
the City Hail. remarkably imposing Abont halipast
o'clock the exercises interrupted BY violent iun-
der storn which cleared and cleaned the streets.
We have heard of few accidents robberies during the
day countryman the Park rob!ed of some $50 by
some scoundrcls one of whom lodged in the Tombs
gentleman from Charleston, s. c. had his pocket picked OF
some $500 while in the Park and another lost 500 by SIM
liar exploit the Battery horse attached to carriage
in which gentleman aad lady was frightened BY ire
works the of Housonsree he ran down Broad
way the gentleman at Nlbo and was stopped at
,he corner Canaseet having received serious in
Jury little boy was run and somewhat bruised at the
corner Of Houston and McDouga-sreets The horses
achcd to loaded omnibus started tho galop while the
driver was picking up his whip which had fallen, and
down Broadway until they stopped BY gentleman who
got through the front window and seized the rens.
The Mayors Room the City Hall was crowded by
visitors who called pay their respects TO the cys Chief
Magistrate No dinner was given by the Corporations, but
lots of Refreshments of which understood punch
he staple. 1t will be uphill work stop drunkenness
the Fourth gogelng any time while the Fathers Of
The city set their children such example.
~ We ask the attention of all NewYo readers
the proceedings of the late Meeting of the Mechanics a
verse the continuance OF the present system OF State Pr
son Labor We they will suffice convince every
did reader FIRST that the grievances of the Mechanics
real and ormdabc secondly that they and should be
removed Whether the precise remedies pointed out by the
meeting those best calculated effect that end dit
crcnt question which we hope fay dispassionate
considered But be this ii may, there hesitation
the ponts-that the grievances of the Mechanics
{ormidabe and that their redress must be thorough and
speedy.
q Many of City readers with pleasure the
riage of Lieut.. L. c. F. FArio Captain tho T. 5.
Revenue Service, Miss AMERICA daughter of Col.
BuRcHF, OF Washington Our gallant, enthusiastic rc nd
in the great contest of 1910 appears have secured dou
bic portion of the spoils of Victory.
vERMoNr.-Thc Wing State Convention assembled a
Montpelier the 3Oh ut und nominated the following
tickeI for State Officers
For Gorernor-Col. CHARLES PAINE of Mortified;
Z" Lieut.. Gor-WAIrsTuL X. RASNEy of Windham;
A." TreasHrer-loHN SrALDISG of Montpelier.
This is entirely ticket. None Of the candidates
nominated by the Aboltionis,s have been adopted The
in Committee for Governor the first ballot was for
Col Paine Is; Hon Chas n. Williams 6 Jacob Colamcr
s. Hcman Allen of Burlington 5. Col. Paine c;fi
cent Delegate the Harrisburg Convention.
10 Well Friends TO Temperance what do YOU think
of YOUR Temperance Boothsl'
G5'A petition the Common Council praying them 10 sub
NIT 10 the Psopc the question whether Public Caller, Of
The Fine Arts shall be established has been signatures
IN the Office of the NswY DIRK STANDARD No !, Wall Street
~ The National Tntelgencer of yesterday contains an
res,;oq CORRESPONDENCE between J. H. Peasants Esq
u. afAn he rn.nrii lr.cA L..l: