The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

Account or the Celebration In and around
New York.
THE TAmMANY HALL JUBILEE.
CREATIONS AND OVATIONS,
&C., SC, SO

WIN noF0 tnhh us0A GEAR ouch Fourth OF July has
not been seen for many day. All the day from morn
till eve the streets flied with human being. and
broadway was almost impossible The inces Of
artillery, the rattle Of muskery pistols fire crackers
wheels and every description of fireworks aud
never ceased for instant Every half mad
with the spirit of freedom. and the recollection Of the
day most sacred to human rights in the Of time
The expense, doubt is enormous and acciie nts ne
esssrily occur; but the goodly Of Keeping in
everlasting remembrance the Fourth July tweghs
all that 1t costs Of treasure. Of human life or limb
The fire OF liberty is kept ave like he saored nb,rs
upon the altar Of Vesta HE youth xpods their
nrewerks In connection with the name 1T Washington
and American independence. will f,get the origin
OF the blessings they enjoy after nf4 shrink from
EMBEDDING their blood if defend the liberties
won by the blood Of their ancestors The unlimited
of firearms and the child- familiarity with them en-.
sure Of semen not to be by hire
ling troops of the despots If the old world
some few oregDers who enough to live by
the institutions of this country VIII h they them left
the city yesterday to avoid the aDnyanc. TO their l,y
Feelings, OF the celrbraon OF the triumph lber.y and
republicaIism monarchy and oppression. They
ead they could not bear the shocking din IL l. not
60 be wondered at; and there some who call hem
felvse Americans who about the sau. lev 4 with
fh'm They had better go, all of them together, to
Europe, whero there Is danger # lyance.
The shipping in both rivers gaIy decorated with
fsgs and presented brilliant appear ace rns whole
city the OF the national holiday Of the Unit.d
eisits Bone few mag have got tpIr-avy by an ex.
ubersnoe Of spirits but even that is peculiar to
the excitement Of the day and it Is likely bs 1T
tended with any pe,ma evil effect.
Independence Day passed of Old Fanmany With
Snore than auai dc4st There .i"eout orsuon
delivered by Mr.. Wright Hawkes. and IN aamiraae list
OF tossts drank at very respectable al
the close Of the ceremonies
THE MILITARY PARADE
About eight O'clock in the morning the ind N,
dsnt militia Of this city, under ,ud M,,r Gene
rsl Chns Sanford met in Fourteenth aud sit,r
forming into order OF parade they cns down
to Ninth avenue. up fourte nth street B-sat-
way down Broadway Cannl street to Wet Bro.ixAy
aong West broadway TO Chambers street. up J4alDsrs
RET and around The PARK entering ut the Gate
sud passing the CITY Hall 10 ny the Mayor mem
bsrs oI the city government officers navy anI
fhoussnds q spectators, who gathered itu.ss the
military procesion. Several Of regimen dai.s sd
tho side Of the Park. and the "h. r. passed.
through the gut. To Brosdw%y. wuer- Thy -spus
ted fitm the main bedy each company y gug to
Sc quarters The Major General aud stad ."ro,n.
psnnd hy large Dunilrr If general aud 'un "in;.r3,
other y nth men, prUc' EIDE - trn-ralS hid
quarter. In Chambers street where they IArto>s Of
lunch and rfrehments prepared fr tn occ-i
rs b, patriotic chez were .e aud tossts drank
otter which tic company -rPara'ed
ESCORT.
Hrst troop waslan-un 0re,s III s,sin J. VI. varian
HEAD ~ DIV
Major Gerrral saud'ord and staff
Brigndhr General spc-r and STAFF.
Fret regiment, commando ny Col. nycr (rns redmsat
pArs1rd cavalry, their guns being at Y"rxv,uo)
>ec,p I'D rye:im, at, &C umsDded by '',d il'<.rt.
third regiment (iiulz.rS) Commanded by Ooond |
s,ov>p nsr.Apr
Cenctsi spic.r and stsf
Fourth regime nj, C 'uims uded By 'ol Yates.
Fifth rveinipnt, n,u1snded by tOlOori Warner
sikth regiment, Commanded ny Col Peers
ri'iEp naGApr
e~senih regiment commanded BY Ltu,rnant "H'o's /
i;rinkerhod, 10 Dnryes h.ins absn
Eighth regiment, commanded by '''l,pu y
hirsh regiment; conn Snded by Col f"eri
General Ewon ano stra
tenth regiment, (cd lIalsey comms b 'p"' /,
Smith.
Eleveuth regiment, commanded by { Il 'u-i d,.s.. :
Twelfth regiment, ecmm N he'd by "a t'ry
Each regiment Was accompanied by baud "a e,,- /
tinued strain Of martial, national aud s,tr,
htpt M during The whole parade Toe n,i.ta % ce'
tacr ~sses grend dispry aud thousands 81 o.. e's
during ths preos ding night made th9 quite DIS.
eressbe, and sfl.r reaching the Park. the we're
throughout, although the hope quite brilanv
At sunrise the veteran soldiers of 1872. ptocei-
Cd 10 tho Battery and fir~d national this
vas rspested at noon aud again at i-et. AZ er
tbs military pssstd thrOush the Park. they ~sre
followed by the llibernian Bsnev lept narii socsty
ers-ed in the badgs Of their order h.aisd ~ IN.
lard, and carrying se,-rd Cue banners emo ai'h-i
y
Ct ~ John the baptist Tni- society visited By
about four five hundred 81 III. orler r'm "a
naJs who presected them ~th elegant bAnncr Ia the
puornips at the Rattery
DECORATIONS, Krc.
All the botes pubic other principal huildngs,
decorated with national dag, iuuai irins
OF guns snd pistols Kept up J1rng tua whie day
end greater part q the preceding osht ca usAni' II
Espe len tie city cxrurlnus diir-rrnt pieces.
- to spend thu Fourth. whe IN n-snd- bed Ia
-,m the country and n'ignborns to<us ~ Celebrate
she anDvtrsaIJ IN The mrtI' p,hs
TuE Ffks"URss.
About eight ocl'ek ia the evening crowds uf people
fhrcrgtd Tire rafk witness tn display Il hrewurSs
vhrh commenced about halt past eight aud iatDu-d
al ten O'Clock, exhibiting every v-rety ~ splendid
appearance, and fumin mating the stno-pherr ia the
fisBdett and meet i'm posing IL estim
thnt hot fewer than to 20 ersnnr were crowded IA md
va Id during the wloic day anil eveu'as Oth.r de-
gHys Of fireworks came on ut rompias -iu'rc 'son
a. o.c 10 fren Of he Uy Had At,a~h u &c ~ .,bhi
un crow'i q sp ral"rs wcrv opsregas'd sni bani u
pU-.c In ettcndsucc.
Tnr VETERANS or 1912
Cut o. the suvEefH q ihr various rig msnts that took
o bart "a ,be mem,gacie of isl2 VII" .iis thi-
ctiy HDc hs nrghtuftcu1, we're rDsd = r.s-n M,
"wbEh j. known W The 81 The q" Y Grips ot
1oi2n There VEN &C The roll and to VI
ilsl IN marching order nnnstnI.d ~ Cl1nri
Iisight, toFycryc sand ~ col Hrn1r
Mayor, the gin q young lazy VII ~r ntm. at
pvtt tAc, ~ thss bic the daughter II 81 the
Bvldi,r. who IN tha; var
khtrt after nine nv Hottr 'he Nry,t arrived
conf zni, by the Rev pr Spring AND R.v Vtn
cit ana tos thcr seats on TIE hsu"h 1T th~
{. 81 o bu 81 tie Mayor Th- veterans ~, utch
Iito tht tctm. aittr wkrh the banner .fui add
sh,re was Fourth Of tiumpcts The crreuinty W.
ahrn G. mulehcsd With prsy by Dr ~prt invoku.
Oh, pivie Messing after suich the syor ad sp,e
o. fIi,ws
Uts,1 Fsfs 10 " with pride. can you LAT
invited o. De- With you au m Il OF all 10 perf,r.u
1le ph niit ui'y ~ presenting 10 you TINS banner
fis irbu'"Dr& jus ~ Cr sou grutlameu from vhti.
tet'tr touwc y might procctd. you wit Hu A 'uh
autewtt,fslc that ~ 81 from The highest ible.t Atd
lfnst fthe Iruduc iIn II ths tar dug r. priupt II
tAv The VAN tld pairotc heart u -olcrs ia ,nter
trln thu - the stripes aud 81 Il our ostipna
d. iou uBas greet folds freed -, aud pr eci ton
tsre dispsnfeJ I'll utsuryas., by any mai ION upon