New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-04
The Glorious Fourth.


be celebrated by our citizens with all the hilarty
and enthusiasm, if not with the sober and ration
al rejoicing, which its associations are calculated
to inspire At sundown yesterday, the Park was
completely surrounded with booths, and at later
period Of the evening, the walks opposite the
brick Church, and other open places, were covered
with stands of every size and shape. The ex-
plosion of crackers in our faces, we pass
through the Streets and the discharge of pistols
and other small englnery of war beneath our
windows as we write, give token Of any thing
but
ia goody day Tomorrow
The city will be, for the day, den of confusion,
worse confounded y vexatious, and even danger
GUS for those who 90 out of doors, annoying and
troublesome for those who stay within. We fear,
Judging from present appearances, that there will
be an unusual amount of intoMcation, quarrelllng
and accidents Many of our citizens will, OF
course, leave the city, and thousands IN the coun-
try will spend the holiday here. For the benefit
OF the first, we publish list OF the principal Ex-
cursions, and for that of the last, notice of the
chief Amusements provided for the day
EXCURSIONS
The steamboat Mutual SAFETY leaves the foot Of Liber
" street at in the morning for Bridgeport and the valley
of the Of the delightful and romantic
sections in this vicinity The fare Bridgeport where the
boat will arrive I'D and back is 81 to any point on m
Housatonic Railroad and hack 81.
The steamboat RARIrAN Capt. Fisher will make an ex
cursion 10 Perth Amboy and NewBrunswick leaving the
foot of Bsrclay.street o'clock taking the outside pas
.ar. aordng pleasant views of the Bay and Harbor the
Nsrrows &c. Returning, leaves ew.Brunswlck at be-
fore P NJ and she will pass through the inside passage
arriving in NewYork half past four Fare for the whole
excursion so cents.
The FAIRFIELD, leaving the foot of HammondSeet az
s. NJ and P NJ makes two excursions around Staten IS
land stopping Perth Amboy Fare each trp three shli
Iings.
The PA.aArc, Capt. Galley will make trips to New
ark leaving the foot Of Barclaystree 10 A NJ and P
n. Fare l23 Cents
The SHREWSBURY Capt Corlies leaves the foot of Ro-
sinsons,reet at O'Clock for Shrewsbury, landing at Fort
Hamilton, Ocean House, Sc.
The Nnop leaves the foot Cstharnestreet for Bridge
port at 6 A. NJ. Fare thither and back 81.
The steamboa, JANE, MADISON will leave the foot Of
wspustreet at y o'clock A NJ, landing each way at
Caldwes and West Point, and arriving at Newburgh in
lime 10 Join the procession hear the oaon and return
ing time for the of the city Fare for the
cursion rs cents.
The UREA, Capt Schultz splendid boat, with gen
zlemany commander, makes excursions. leaving Ham
ondstreet for the Bay stopping at Fort Hamilton and
going around Staten Island stopping Perth Amboy
Fare for each so cents.
ScHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRIaGs.-Per,ons about visit
ing this watering place. will fluid the facilities Tor
reaching it, by the way of Someryle quite superior to
what they were in former years BY this passengers
have opportunity o: dung at SandersoMs hotel al
somerye of the best hotels in the State OF New 1er
sey The travelling arrangements are still under the control
Of Mr.. A. D. Hope.
Those who desire visit Niddetown, Goshen &c. have
a fine opportunity to GO by the NewYork and Erie Rail
road-leavin the of Duane the steamboat AR
row. at o'clock A. NJ and reaching Goshen at To- The
fare considerably reduced will be by the adyer
that arrangements have been made for splendid
celebration at Goshen. This is e beautiful route,
The steamboat CoLuMBus goes uN the Hudson far a.
Peeksa and returns in time Tor the evening
The steamboat Troy, with which all readers
qnainted leaves the foot OF Barcysreet for Albany and
Troy at o'clock Passengers 70 far as Poughkeep
Bie and return by the Empire In the evening.
The steamboat BELLE Capt Peck, will leave the Peck
slip pier ats, and pier No N. r. o'clock for
ourson down the Narrows and Bay landing passengers
Fort Hamilton.
The RosERr L. STEVENS Capt Mabey, will leave the
foot Of Robinson O'clock and other piers later
hour, around Staten Island. stopping
y
boat
The steamboat STATESMAN will leave Fulton market sir
at : and lob O'clock, A. NJ, aud 81 O'clock F, NJ, FOL
Raysnswood Astoria and Flushing. Ample arrangements
10. the entertainment OF visite have been made by all TN
hotels on the
Tn. steamboat SUPERIOR Will go 10 the Fishing Banks.
HosoHEN will course be crowded and few places
the City half pleasant Along the shore there Away
cool breeze from the water; the Sy5s YOU
i IL, a. ~
tree, in the Eysan fields those who wish Tor quiet be
exclusive they please The houses of refresh
rnent are well supplied with ursres. Boats ear
the Ferries the foot Of Barclay Canal AID Christopher
streets, every few minutes during the day and evening
The WATER WIrcH aad CINDERELLA leave pier No.
NRa,ss 81, los, aud 81 O'clock for Elzabe,hpers
andins passengers all the Staten Island places betwee
here and the port
The steamboat PKopR,Eros will leave the foot Of vese
stree, a, A. NJ. and > P, NJ for Newark Besyle anC
Aquackanoc
Tho oRus a, A NJ. and Il NJ will leave Fulton MAJ
zip for the Ocean house Por, Washington Red Bank &c
and win return to the city a, S in the evening
Those who have visited PAsslic FALLS a, Pates
SON N j. will find this delightful excurson-Quet, hsau
,iSa, and NOT a, al! fagang ride OF hours tn
r.road-an hour this Curious and romantic spot,
dinner and ride back will pass the day very pleasantly
The Paterson railroad will send out every TWO hour
commencing a, oclockA NJ
We would no, omit the FAIR at Railway BY the Ladies Q
ST, Paus Charch, who Will make j; attractive no, less D
their presence than their preparations of AZ sorts Of refresh
ens and fancy articles. Episcopal church IS nov
COINS up that vllsge. and with heerah'y charse'es'
OF che town. all denominations join IN the effort 10 rende
the Fair productive The fair viii be held during III
whole day And evening.
The CoMsr will leave fulton Marks: slip al { o'coel
s. NJ and 6 ?. M for Nanhasset L., l.
The STATEN ISLAND boats will leave Whitehall slip a
regular intervals during the day Vile
The steamer New CHAMPION, Capt. |. Stone, viii leav,
Peek slip O'clock for New Haven, arriving II oeck