The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03

ups. and other kinds Of amus' men,s ;nteaded -
take place tomorrow
THE MILITARY
The first division OF New York State Artillery
VIII form line on the Battery al 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
After being reviewed by Major General Sanford
they will take up their l,ne of march up Whitehall
street and Broadway 10 Warren street: through
Warren street W. to West Broadway; up West Broad
Broadway; down Broadway to Chambers street
through Chambers street TO the Park, entering by
the eastern gate The honor of a marching sa
lutte will be paid TO the Mayor and corporation,
and a fen dc joic be fired, and the parade dis
missed.
THE LITERARY SOCIETIES
VIII celebrate the day AT the church corner of
Chrystie and D-l1acav streets, by reading the de-
claration of Independence, an Grafton by George
Clifford, poem by c. D. stuart, debate and other
ceremonals
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATIONS.
Arrangements have been made by the Washing
ton Temperance Society, of liackensack, n. J, tor
grand celebration in that village.
In tins oity mass meeting Is TO be held in the
grove at the corner OF the Tenth avenue and 49th
street. The procession viii be formed in the Eighth
avenue, near 18th street, at o'clock precisely and
will be escorted to the ground by the Washington
Temperance Guards. There will be addresses,
songs, music firing OF cannon, &c, through the day
EXCURSIONS.
To those who Wish to enjoy themselves out of the
city, and exchange the noise and hustle of the
crowded thoroughfar-s, and the smell of gunpowder
for the comparative quiet and balmy breezes of the
country, inducements enough are held out to ENJOY
their propensity AT moderate expense. The only
difficulty will be from so many to choose which
cursion will be the most agreeable one.
First and foremost then, the excursion by the
New York and Erie rail road to Goshen will afford
variety of enoyments, not the least of which is the
trip TO Permont IN the swift and oommodious steam
er Arrow
The cars and locomotive on this road are adj
mted to be the best in the United States, and the
mad 10 he lnSt nfIrn tI,afn1
try can boast Of those DESTROYS of acquiring in
formation of the progress, and importance of this
great work, will be gratifed by making the trip.
We see that the steamboat Utica will make two
grand excursions round Staten Island on the 4h of
July, and also that Capt Shutz is to COM
mand on the OCCASION we have determined not to
let the advertisement pass without calling attention
TO IT, Our readers would have the right to scold us
il we did not. The excursion itself is too charming
one to be overlooked, but superintendent as twill
be, by the universal fay orte of the public, Shultz
there is nothing during the day that will be half so
pleasant
The steamer Albany, Capt. Jenkins, will leave the
foot of Barclay street at O'Clock A. NJ and land
passengers at Caldwell, West Point and Newburgh
from whence they will be taken by the steamer
Troy on her downward passage. The beauties of
the scenery of the Hudson too well known and
appreciated to need description, and this excursion
affords the opportunity to view all the most pictur-
esque of those scenes which have attracted visiters
from even distant lands.
The steamboat New Haven will leave Peck slip
at O'Clock, A. NJ, for New Haven and return the
same evening, staying oYg enough to allow visiters
to view that beautiful city, with its venerable col
lege, pleasant parks, nc.
The Columbus, Captain Stone, will leave the foot
of Barclay street at o'clock for Peeksk and in
termediate places Returning, will leave Peekskill
in time to allow passengers to be present at the re.
gatta at Sing Sing.
The Independence will leave pier No 2N. r., for
South Amboy. Thence those who wish il can ex-
tend their trip farther South by the cars of the Cam
Han md A,,hn f,r, e., 81, -
excursion is the same as that usually paid for going
one way alone.
The New Jersey rail road will carry passengerst to
Philadelphia and back againtor Si-ihe usual price
for passage one way. The boats for the cars will
cave the foot of Liberty street at and quarter
before o'clock.
The cars of the Long Island rail road will leave
South Brooklyn at half past and O'Clock for Deer
Park and Thompson, from whence passengers will
be conveyed to South Bay and the ocean. Several
other trips IN the course OF the day will be made as
far as Jamaica.
The Patterson rail road cars will leave the depot
Jersey City, at intervals of two hours, commencing
at s o'clock, a. NJ. The scenery in the vicinity of
Paterson is romantic, and the fails of the Passaic
alone are worth going twice the distance to see.
On the route between this city and Elizabeth Port
they have three fine STEAMBOATS,, which will leave
Fler No. l at 6, 81, l0t A. M, 9, 81, and o.
clock, p. NJ. Those who wish to visit New Brigh
ton the Sailors Snug Harbor, or Port Richmond
can do so by taking passage by one of these boats
The steamer Passaic will leave the foot OF Barclay
street a, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and land 6,IP. M. for
Newark, landing at Bergen Point.
The steamboat Iolas will leave Fulton Marker
slip, at s O'Clock, for Shrewsbury and the Ocean
House, returning the same evening.
The grounds at IIobohen will doubtless attract
many from the city. There is no place. far or near,
In front of Messrs Perry's, the SYPHILIS cave or the
Elyslan fields will be found cool and agreeable
retreat The boats leave the foot of Barclay, Canal
and CHRISTOPHER streets every few minutes during
CAT Jersey City, Mr.. Lynch, of the Thatchcd Cot
iage Garden, Is making great preparations to cele-
brate the day.
The well known host of the Catskill Mountain
House, at the Pine Orchard, Mr.. Beach, is not idle.
while all around him are so busy he will have
,tages at the landing the arrival of the boat to ac
commodate his guests. Those who are fond Of pure
air and good living will do well to pay him visit
AS usual on Independence day, he calculates to make
a fine display with fireworks in the evening
The Harlem Railroad cars will run every fifteen
minutes, till twelve o'clock, from the CITY Hall but
after that hour from the corner of Bowery and
Broome street. Thousands will doubtless avail
themselves OF the opportunity afforded by the holy
day and the cars, to visit the line of the water
works.
Staten Island is cool and delightful retreat. The
quarantine boats will leave Whitehall nearly every
hour during the day.
The Steamboat Mutual Safety will leave DRY
Dock, East River, at eight o'clock, A. NJ. Market
street, 81 Canal street. at and pier No. l, North
River. at " o'clock, on an excursion down the bay
and outside of Sandy Hook, about fifteen miles to
the floating light, landing also at Fort Hamilton
going and returning.
The ladies of St Thomas's Church at Msmaron-
eek propose to hold fair at the rectory in that vii
age for the sale of useful and fancy articles on the
lth aud 9th of July, and the proceeds TO De appro-
prlated TO the Improvement of the church ediice and
rectory. II is delightful ride to Mamaroneck
For West Point and Newburgh, the Highlander,
Capt. Il. Wardrop leaves the foot of Warren street.
and o'clock, A. NJ, and foot of Hammond street,
quarter before g.
For Fort Lee and Bulls Ferry, thu steamers Will
liam Young and Boston will make seven trips from
the foot of Canal street-eaving Canal street at 6.
g. 10, II, 2, 4 and O'Clock
For Bridgeport, landing at Horseneck and Nor.
walk, the Nimrod will leave east side of Caharne
Market slip at o'clock.
The Superior will leave the foot of Chambers
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