New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07

sary in this City and neighborhsod VA. a..
on Monday with an invented degree Of 80
siasm, and unfortunately with a Cores
quantity Of accidents and oiienses.
The day was magnificent, being clear,
GENTLY cool for comfort even under yiol,o, -.
else.
The Militia First Diyision) assembled a, a.
Fifth-av. at n O'Clock. About 9, the proe,..:..
moved forward in the following order:
First Regimen, Msj. Gen Sanford and So
eedng the line, under command Of Col Ryer ,
Horse Artillery with National Band, mounted Ns
Second Regiment commanded by Col Roar, /,
pire Band; American Rides State Guard, HIshhss..
baxter Guard, and Cos,iaentsls.
Third Northumberland Postley-Husssrs
Fourth Rsgiment-Colonel Ystes-Artllerv -.
headed by company OF Drsgoons.
Fifth Regiment-Col Warner-Germsn Grer,A.
and Rife companies.
sixth Reeimen.-Col Peers-shelson, Band
Seventh Resiment-Col Duryes-Regimeu,al B.,x
National Guard.
Eighth Regi nent, Col Devoe-Troop Of Hor,e.lA
KIM. Band. Washington GreSs.
Ninth Regiment Col. Ferris-Msnahsn's Band
Tenth Regiment Col Hssey-Lanccrs, Fasliegs..s
Infantry Companies
Eleventh Regiment, Col waterhouse-G Grenada,
Marcy Guard, Continental', and Rifle Corps
Twelfth Reaimept Col S,ebbins- Dodw.rth'. Raj
Light Guard Grenadiers, City Guard, Tompkln Blsss
Garde1 La Fayette, ard Rifle men.
Sixty Ninth Regiment, Col Rowe-lrish volsn.sx
Companies.
They passed down Broadway, Canal-st., Wet
Broadway, and Chambers-st. to the Park, where
Mayor Kingsland reviewed them.
Mr.. Meaghsr was present by the invitation Il
Gen. Sanford, and, after the parade, partook Of,
dGesner at the Generals house, in company viii
several officers. The address which it was en-.
peeted Mr.. Mesgher would deliver to the IrA
Regiment, in Castle Garden, is not to DO delivered
for at least week.
AS tho Companies passed the City Hal thew
filed off in different directions, and dispersed Tho
Seventh Regiment, National Guard,) excepting
the fifth company, then equipped themselves IA
the hall with knapsacks, blankets, &C., and pro
ceeded to Peck-slip, where the steamboat Hen
was in waiting to convey them to New-iiayen.
During the day, Capt. Creighton, Of the 5A
Company National Guard, received an elegns
sword from his brother soldiers, as token q
their esteem for him.
The Civic Societies, under the direction Of John
McLeer, ESQ.,, formed on the 2d-sv. They
marched along lith-st. to Broadway, down Broad.
way to the Park, around the Park, through Chit
hain-st. and East Broadway to Grand.st., along
Grand-st. to the Bowery, up the Bowery to
Prince ST., in the following order:
Shamrock Benevolent Society of New.York-
Michael Donnelly, Marshal.
Erin Paternal Benevolent Society of Brooklya
Charles Cumming, Marshal.
Hibernian Universalist Benevolent Society Of
Newly ork-Dennis None, Marshal.
Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Society
John Dwyer, Marshal.
Irish American Socety-Patrick Kerr, Marshal.
Hibernian Benevolent Burial Society-WlEan
Redmond, Marshal.
At Harlem, fine display Of Fireworks took
place in Mount Morris-square, under the super
intendencs of Mr.. Daniel Moran. Msnahaa's
Band furnished the music.
AT Lamartine-square the pyrotechnist was Mr..
j. w. Hcd6eld. Skeletons fine band attended.
At Jackson-square, corner Of Thrteen.h-t.
and Eighth-av., fireworks by Isaac Edge, SEN;
music NY Whitworth's Band.
At Tompkins-square, the grand display Of FIRE.
works provided at the public expense, and under
cpated for hours by amateur professors Of the art
Skyrockets Kissed into the air from the roofs Of
many OF the houses round about. MIskets and pis'
tols, and Chinese crackers, fired and cracked and
blazed away in every quarter. At last the great
battery opened it's guns with discharge Of ire
rockets, which, on bursting in the air, dropped
stars, and globes, end diamonds, and serpents in
fao faf1I no af nd han
came the Catharine wheels and the revolving
suns, and the jets casting up fiery balls-blue,
green, purple and yellow, which kept chasing
each other through the air as if thrown from the
hand Of some great Indian juggler All these
displays called forth from the gazing multitudes,
expressions of admiration and wonder correspond
ing with the beauty Of the design. But the
one. An arch Of some twenty feet in hight was
erected, having over it's bend sort Of frame work
of the flag of the Union. Underneath, in large
letters, forming an arc of circle, the word
" Independence" Under that, the American
Eagle, with she date l776," and at the base,
the name Of washington" The sides Of the
arch were arranged in revolving suns, and spirais,
and Jets, and Catherine wheels and other beauum'
devices, and the whole, when illuminated and
blazing out in all their various colors, formed
most magnificent tabsau, shedding brilliass
light over the entire scene, and terminating the
spectacle with grand discharge Of rockets.
At Madison. square, Mr.. William Stanton gayss
very beautiful exhibition. The force and beauty
of the rockets was remarkable, and, together with
the Roman candles, colored lights and Ornamental
wheels, afforded an indescribable exhibition d
brilliancy which was rendered enchanting by W
effect produced on the numerous, graceful sad
stalwart trees. The display ended with triumph
ant arch some forty feet in length, on which ."
inscribed Liberty" and having undemeatba
equestrian define alton Of the immortal WAsHss'
TON. nearly twenty feet in hight-the whole .
mass Of flaming fire, and exhibiting an exquian
illustration of the attainment Of perfection IN tn