New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
CITY Items.

~ THE FOURTH j. 10 be celebrated to-day with
The usual ponp and circumstance and with tie usta
and unusual guns. drums crackers chasers serpents
rowdvsm and drunkenness thereun;o belonging or il
any wise sopertaining The City Fathers will make
noble effort 70 spend the $500 Appropriated by them
.eye. for the purpose OF grand Fourth Of July dinner
and the Park Will be lined with booths usual, minus
The liouor-so they say We subjoin the programme Of
proceedings and shall keep 5erni-Weckly back to
morrow until afternoon for the purpose Of giving any
thing tha, may rrsnspre to-day evening worthy OIL
| being recorded.
The Division of Artillery under the command of Major
| General sanford will form the Battery At 4 "
At,er being rev,e wed the troops will march from the
Battery up Whitehall street ana broad"ay 70 Nsri.i
.treet down Warren 10 West Broadway. through We-i
| broadway 10 Chambers street through Chambers 70
Genre street. and thence 10 the East Gate OF the ParS
where after paving the honors OF marching salute
me Mayor and Corporation and hflns JtA ae Jo'e 'Ae
| vii be d. missed.
The Civic Societies will form Aston Square halt
| ,ast O'Clock A VI thence they VIII proceed down
Broadway the Tabernacle. where The Declaration OF
| nGcpendencs Will be- read. and Ora ion delivered
IN leaving the Tabernacle the Societies VIII proceed
| Town Broadway Chambers street. through Chamber
I'D Chatham street round the Park 70 Barclay street
through Barclay Hudson street up Hudson 70 tne Gil
venue through the 9Th and 4h street 70 Union
| square round the Square 70 the bowcry down ths
| Bowery TO Grand street. through Grand % Marion.
| through Marion 70 IEluCt NAcit sON4cAct
| vii dismiss.
LADIES FAIs-The Ladies Of Rossvue staten Island.
mold Fair to-day and 70 morrow Tor the beneni OF the
newly erected Church OF - Luke pavilion IS TO b.
erected for the display Of fancy articles and tea party
will be given th evening Visitors can take the steamer
l. Stevens foot Of Amos street, A. NJ CANA street
Il pier No. y K. 9, or the Uuca, loot OF Chambers
| .freet. az 81 4. NJ
FxrrKsfoxs-For an excursion by the Erie Rail Road
passengers will take the - Nicholas. at the loot
Of Duane or Hammond streets IT ! o'clock A. u The
boat will ssO leave the same whaffes al CLOCK IN 10.
afernson Tor piernont only.
The Harlem Rail Road cars leave the Office the
CITY Hall nearly every hour during the day afordng the
opportunity OF visit 10 the many pleasant villages on
Island. and Nesichesier Iouhty pei"tth mere anu
The Paterson car. leave at G. e TO- ~ and o'clock
for Paterson and toe Passaic fsls-a most delightful
trip. 49,.
No r At half past . and foot Of Chambers street NJ
o'clock for an excursion down the bay 10 the Light
house-returnng 70 the cir about : in the evening.
The Highlander will leave the foot OF Warren street
"a, half pa., o'clock the foot OF Amos street quarter
before o'clock and the foot of 18th street \ X. AZ
o'clock Tor Caldwell peekskil Cold Spring West Point
Cornwall and Ncwhurgh, and leave the last named place
at4P NJ on her return.
The lanes Mad .on will leave Rvington street at a
quarter past O'Clock Pike street half past brooklyn
loot of Man street ~ minutes past : 1horns pier guar
Ter before touching NJ pier No l. Battery, ~ O'Clock
Warren street quarter past Hammond street bali past
= tor West Point and MISUNDERSTANDING on her return
n3P.N
Tue Raran will leave the foot Of Barclay
A. NJ for Perth Amhoy and New Brunswick making du
mig the Trip both and ins lie passages sfordng
pleasant OF the Bay and arbor Government FOR
ufcsions Sandy Hook Light and the beautiful scenery
of the Sound and Kills Passengers will arrive back 10
the city by 5 o'clock IN the afternoon.
The steamboat New Champion Will leave Peck slip al
81 O'Clock Passengers return by the same boat
,rryins here NJ hall past In the afternoon remain IN
New Haven and take tbs Hero. leaving at 10 o'clock P
" and arriving New York early the following morning
The Mutual Safety makes three excursions. One az
II A. NJ another at T. NJ and third in the evening
T. Landing Al Coney Island and Fort Hamilton for the
day excursions and having cotllon party on board IN
| the evening.
| The Independence will leave Canal street at P NJ
u..r No > y n ll5 foot OF Clinton street. +. r. M
As and foot OF Washington street Brooklyn. al p W.
md vii go through BuuermilS Channel New York Bay.
the NsIrows. and Princes Bay where tine view OF the
Atlantic Ocean VIII he Afforded Returning VIII stop at
| Perth Amb0y.
The magnificent SrAGARA Capt. De Groct leaves this
morning. nj O'Clock. for Albany and Troy. Inc TROY
caves rOyat the Tune Persons desirous Of avoid
the heat and dust Of the city and the confusion and
Hanger incident the celebration OF the day may take
the Niagara land Cad~el-. West Point OF NewouFsh
by the Troy her down trip and reach the city
IN season 70 enjoy the more rational amusement OF the
evening For comfort and safety there are no boats on
| the NOrh River that excel the Niagara and Troy.
The Delaware will leave Cafharine Ferry, Brooklyn, al
:. o'clock Delaney street Il Pike streets pier No y
K -. Canal street 81 aud Hammond street AZ o'clock
aud proceed down The Bay a. Sandy Hook Light
Al !. p. " and 7. NJ the excursions viii be repeated
The Chief will stryker's Bay, (Bloemingda.e,l
leaving Canal street al and 10 A. NJ and ! 2 ana I
Pm.
The Bulls Ferry and Fort Lee boats leave Canal street
every hour during the day.
The Staten Island boats for the Quarantine and TomP
xinsvle vii be found Whitehall L r, and The New
Brighton boats az pier No !. y. x.
The Hoboken boats will .eaye the ferries al the foot Of
Barclay Canal and Christopher street every lew minutes
during the day and evening At the Ey-sn Fields there
l,.fI Ia. fr.a IN.
Guiding tricks OF egcrdemain by the fakir OF Angelina
aud young Francisco and singing and dancing BY Mss
Della Emmons.
nusrnsxrs-Ihe American Museum proprietors
making more than their usual exerr0ns 20 entertain
visitors. During the day and evening there will be four
teen performances IN each OF which the New Zealand
CannibAl with the unyronounceshle name. VIII appear
The balconies and windows Of the building afford ex.
celleni places from which 10 view the procession
N4bos VII. usual be great resort for the evening
There Will be fireworks prepared In the me style OF MI
Edge performances by the Acrobat aniy which many
think rival those Of the Ravel- and the other entertain
ments OF the saloon % say nothing OF The delicious ices
and creams. which can prepare N more accept
able style than the accomplished LADY Of The proprietor
Css- Garden excellent place from which 10 view
the cvouton- n the military the BAKERY IN the morn
ing In the evening there Will De variety OF entertain.
mens suitable for the occasion which may De enjoyed
with TIE accompaniment OF the delightful sea breeze.
which forms principal attraction OF the place.
The Fireworks in the PARK the battery. &c &c,
have been prepared The most extensive scale and
VII pc very magnificent Etke mas sIIPa--cu himself
on this occasion. j. W Hoberton, Is Maiden Lane, ".
& r. Ballssh. No. Chambsrsstreet Gsssner Young.
-2 ChAthsm-street have al splendid supply Of FEe
Works
AT Pslmo's opers House are TO have the Ethiopian
Opera Company.
Thousands Will resort 10 the beautiful AlhAmbrs 70
taste those delicious Ice Creams and hear the music Of
the Fountain.
The New York Museum has also fne variety Of per
iormAnces Altogether the trouble will be how 70 choose
where 70 spend ones evening".
The NEw POSTAGE LAw.-The operation Of the
new Postage Law in III. City far as anything be
determined BY the three frs; days. favorable. The
clerks have been busy with the increased mailing and
sorting OF letters tina; general details can ye, be
arrived AZ From the books 0. daily entry we take the
following s'a,een; of the number Of letters mailed
here for The cites mentioned. during three days pas:
Boston. ...................ssg TO 1904 PAS
rniiAoelphlA- ---.--..--.S2D 1871 20 .11
baltimore. ---...-..--....-340 81 20 s4
New Orleans .... 30 xl l6 10