The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07
BosroS. July 6. 1916.

BosroN July o. 1916.
Fourth of JuIy-The Manner in which celebrated
The Troy Engine cOmpany-Plorai Proeessien--
Fletcher Wsbstsrs Orotion-Long Pond Watsr-Ia-
raenSs Congregation Of PeopIsSplendid Fepoyks &c.
We have got through with the glorious Fourth of
July, once more. in highly successful manner, and
will give on brief outline Of the manner in which We
observed the day,
On Friday evening about O'Clock, the Eagle Engine
Company No TO- from Troy, N Y, arrived in the traih
from Albany and received at the depot by several
ofthe Boston companies and escorted through the streets
10 their odngs, at the American House The Troy COM
pany Is composed of about fno looking Young men.
dressed in a complete remens suit and their engine is
OF the most beautiful pieces of workmanship have
seen The procession a magnificent affair. II
very long end about every man carried torc!i
the effect vas excee ingy brilliant The Troy compa
ny have TO he proud Of the haering attentions
which have been paid 10 them and own hfemen are
certainly deserving OF much credit Tor the handsome
manner In which they received the strangers.
The morning OF the fourth ushered IN as usual,
by the firing Of and the ringing o! bells pecu
lar kind OF music which not permitted to listen
tarly in the morning tho Boston Fire department
with their guests from Troy and several companies from
Chelsea Charlestown Cambridge, and Roxbury. as
semhled the after exercising themselves
little with their engines formed procession, snd
marched through several of the streets TO the large poll
over the Main Extension Railroad depot, where break
fast was served up for their entertainment. noticed
worthy Mayor, Hon Josiah Quincy, Jr the
Common, speaking shaking hands with the iremen
In very familiar manner. and maniesing much salts
iaepoa at their good appearance and skiiui perform
After the fremen, came a mos, beautiful coral pro-
eesson OF me children attached TO the warren street
chapel assisted by their friends, which constituted one
oihe most pleasing sights of the day floa indeed
the mistress of the pageant and she never presented
more attractive and gorgeous display of her peculiar
charms The procession finally reached the public gar
den under the escort of Flaggs excellent band Of music
and here great variety baskets bouquets of flowers
and other articles offered for sale and found ready
purchasers Dancing and other amusements, were kept
UP oy the juveniles during the day and the garden vas
hronged by visitors Among the curosities exhibited,
a century plant in full bloom.
Al ii O'Clock the procession for the City Celebration
was formed at the City Hail under the direction OF Capt
John G. Park Chief Marshal and escorted BY the Me
chano Greys Capt Joseph Smith to the fremont Tenn.
pie, where an Grafton was pronounced by Fletcher
webster Esq The orator took view Of the present
position Of the country and touched at length
tho Mexican war lie evidently sees through different
spectacles from the orator of last year. Charles sumner
Etq whose attack upon the military institutions OF the
country has rendered his production somewhat famous
Immediately after the close of the exercises at the
Temple the procession vas again formed and moved to
Faneui Hail. where the fathers of the city, with their in
vited guests numbering about Fix hundred persons par
took OF sumpu"us dinner, and let of the usual quantity
OF tosss not however, with the usual spirit asiiothing
but cold wafer was provided with which get up the
steam The stream OF wit wed peneously, notwith'
standing and is prof. able that the city fathers in
better stale to attend Divine worship yesterday thrn
they had 'anquished large array OF champagne bot
Among the other bodies which celebrated the day
were two OF three Catholic Temperance Societies. BY
procession with music, banners and regala The truck
men in their " hite irocks and mounted their own
hofes rode through the streets and out to Cambridge
where they dined at Por,er The Boston Bakers Bene
az Society had appropriate services at the fremont
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