The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-04

Branch. Fare from New York to Long Branch 81
To SHREwsBURY.-For particulars see the adj
vertlsement.
Up NORTH RIVER. steamboat Swallow, ia
accommodate those persons who are going TO Wes
Point, Newburgh, and P6ughkeepsie, and cannot
conveniently leave the city until O'clock. vii
make the above landings, giving those who wish to
avoid the heat and hustle Of the city, fine oppor
tunlty Of enjoying the Fourth in the country.
EXCURSIONS BY LAND.
ON LONG ISLAND by the Long Island Railroad
Carman's River-B2 so Tor the Trip both ways.--
Trains will be despatched from Brooklyn at u, 81
A. M, and p. M. Returning, leave Carman's
River at A. M, and IL and p. M. The trains
Will stop g. the usual places on the road tor Farm
SoMERyILLE RAILRoAp.-Leave New York fcl
Somervile, Boundbrook, Plainfed, Westfed
&c, by New Jersey Railroad, foot Courtlandl
street Sas, A. Nh a. a and @ M BY steam snd
p. M. Returning, will leave Somerville for New
York, at4A and A. M, at II and p. NJ, giving
persons wishing 10 spend the day in the country
until o'clock, and return in season to attend the
evening celebrations.
To PHILADELPHIA.-Excursio train for Phia-
delphia will leave New York from the foot Of
Courtlandl street, at 9 A. M Returning, leave
Philadelphia, from the foot of Walnut street, at
p. M. Fare to Philadelphia, and return in either
OF the excursion trains, 50. Excursion tickets
will not be received in return after the 2. M
train July 6.
THE HARLEM RAnRoAD-The New York and
Harlem Railroad Company have completed theil
road as far as Tuckahoe Factory, distance Of six
miles from its present termination Civilians
Bridge) Delightful excursions may be made to
Yorkville, Nowlan's, Harlem, Williams Bridge and
BLooMINapALE and MANHATTANvILLE.-T
most beautiful carriage drive in all this region
Stop at Burnham's and the Abbey Hotel To those
who have already been on this route we need say
nothing OF It's excellences and scenery. Those
who have not been are decidedly behind the times.
Those who ride on the Bloomingdae road know
Burnham SO well, they scarcely know anybody
else; Don't forget the Abbey. Leave the Livery
CRoroN AoUKDucT. Delightful visits may be
made to any all points on the line of this STU
pendous work. Enquiries may be made at the
City Hall, of the Croton. Aqueduct Committee,
To SCHooLY's MOUNTAIN, BELMONT HALL.-For
extended notice Of this delightful spot we refer
the reader to Mr.. Hinchman's advertisement. The
route Is through Morrlsown, by one OF the best
railroads in the world. Thence by coaches through
most beautiful country, arriving at Belmont Hall
at p M.
ADJUSTMENTS IN THE CRY BY DAY.
Tn. maps4N sERENApEEs. glys an
Tickets 70 cents. Something rich and recherche.
The AMERICAN MusEUM-Ths place will be
open all day, and all quantities of fun served up in
lOtS 10 suit CuSlOUlcTS. ITcdt QOIuSS tNcTt
PEALE's MUSEUM Ditto, ditto, ditto. See the
advertisements.
CASTLE GARDEN-This garden will be open all
day, and is altogether the most convenient retreat
in the cty--in the counlry-and at sea, all at the
same time. II is perfect nonpareI
VAUxHALL GARDEN.-This garden will also be
open all day.
NlBLo's GARDEN This garden also will be open
all day, and we don't know but there may be fine
there Also
Mr.. SUTTON AT THE OLYMPIC THEATRE This
great Necromancer will give an entertainment at
3 P. M, at the Olympic Theatre. 1t will be some
thing extra and astonishing.
ADJUSTMENTS IN THE Cry IN THE EVENING.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-Unparallele performances
and exhibitions there, for which we must refer
the reader to the very extended advertisement.
Niblo's will be first on the list.
PALMo's-A glorious round Of entertainment is
offered here. The incompatible John Seton has
taken the management of the vaudeville company
here, and commences tonight what will prove, We
have no doubt, very prosperous career. I've
capital farces well cast, will be played-besides
dancing by the pretty Miss Sinclair, and any guam
tlty OF brilliant singing The promenade here il
most delightful and the house itself is so elegant
and so we'll adapted for a summer theatre, that
great crowd may be expected, including lots OF
lovely girls.
There will be also rare and unusual entertain
ments this evening at Castle Garden, at Vauxhali
Garden, at the American Museum, at Peale's Mu-
scum, ana at the olympic lnedIe
AT THE INSANE HosPiTAL.-We have heard that
a singular genius by the name Of John Dever pro
poses to deliver Fourth OF July Grafton to the u-
natics on Blackwes Island to-day. We know
not whether it be hoax not. Go and see.
DR.. LARDNER.-This distinguished philosopher
vii! give at the Society Library very interesting
military sketch of General Jackson, with descrip-
ion Of the battle of New Orleans. After which
ne will give an exhibition of the great gas micros
,opic apparatus, which magnifes some one thou
sand million OF times. The whole entertainment
will be of highly scientific, amusing and instruc-
i've character.
PARKER's BALL.-Mr. Parker gives a military
md civic ball at Washington Hall. Dancing to
at 81. Tickets 81, to admit a gentle
nan and his ladies'.
SEE ADVERTISEMENTS we may possibly have
overlooked some of the amusements Of this day,
We particularly advise all who seek to be pleased
IN this occasion, to give careful perusal OF all
he advertisements found in this mornings Herald
LADIES FESTIVAL AT NEwBURaH-The Ladies'
Sewing Society of Newburgh will hold Festival
n the basement room OF the Reformed Ouch
Church on Thursday, the 4th Of July. Doors opet
1t ii O'clock A. M.