New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-19
LUNDy,s LANE CELEBRATION.

citizens who have united in the urgent in
vitation, to attend the LUNDT's LANE
CELEBRATION at Niagara Falls next week.
is everywhere received with enthusiasm
We hear already of military companies
from Cleveland, Utica, Rochester, Buffalo.
&C., that have resolved to attend, and we
understand that at least one will go from
this City. Why not some from Phlladel-
phia and from New England also! This Is
the duller season in cities and villages and
trip to Niagara Falls will be renovating
and invigorating to all who can afford it.
There will be cheap Excursion Tickets is
sued on all the Railroads leading to Mia
gara-we hope to print the terms to-mor-
row. Those who 60 up by the Erie Road
can easily exchange at Niagara with
friends who come by the Central, and so
view the county on both routes. Then
there will be Steamboats, ready to bring
passengers home by way of the Lakes, or
by Ogdensburgh, Burlington and the White
Mountains. 1t will be just the season for
a run West to Detroit and Chicago or Lake
Superior, or for a ride down the magniti-
cent St. Lawrence to Montreal and Que.
| bee.
The Military Review on Wednesday. by
Gen. ScoTr and Gov. Hunt, will be worth
a journey in these piping times of peace
The Albany Ere. Journal well says;
ave rejoice to learn that Gen. SCoTT has
Welded to the solicitation OF the Citizens OF West
| ern New-Y ork. backed by the entreatles OF his
old comrades, to revisit the fields upon which ne
fought and bled, but CONQUERED, IN 1914. It's
time-high time that the fields Of CHIPPEWA and
| BRIDGEWATER should witness a popular demon
| stration of American gratitude.
| "The Niagara Frontier is the scene Of SCOTS
earliest exploits. 1t was there that he 'heshed ms
| maiden sword Ii there that he fought bat
ties which established the bravery and prowess OF
| an American army-battles which taught England
to respect and all Europe to honor us.
The review. therefore, of the troops which
| the occasion will draw together, will be one OF
exceeding interest. A review of 10000 Aus
TRAN conscripts, by the Emperor OF Russia, which
we saw a few we Ks since, daZzed the eye; but
the review Of 10000 citizen soldiers by the Vete-
ran hero of Queensto gn, Chippewa, Lundys
Lane, Cerro Gordo and Churubusco (who resem-
bIes the Emperor of Russia only in his majestic
form and soldierly bearing will touch the hearts
Of an 100000 grateful Americans"
Now read the Programme of the
Celebration at Niagara, and see if you can
afford to stay away. Remember that this
will probably be the only great gathering
of the campaign:
| BATTLE OF NMGARA-The Committee of Ar
engagements for the Celebration Of the coming An
| niversary of the Battle OF Lundy's Lane at Mag
ara Falls on the 9th and 18th of July, inst, met
at Niagara Falls on the 18th inst, for the purpose
| of proceeding with their duties. Geo. w. HOley,
| Esq, in the Chair; 4. NJ. Clapp was appointed
| Secretary.
On notion the Committee resident at Niagara
| Falls were authorized to appoint Chief Marshal
ard Assistants for the occasion.
| Gen. +. Whitney, who served with Gen. Scott
| at lueenstOn, and was taken prisoner with him
| in that action was appointed and will serve as
| Alarshal-n-Chief during the Anniversary.
| The Committee then adopted the following
Fer The Celebration Of The Baule Of LHHdys Lane July
| u and %
The morning of the 9th will be devoted to tho re-
ceiyng Of the delegations and guests by the Marshas
and Committee OF deception, and to arranging the en-
campment.
Al 70 o'clock NJ a national salute will be fred from
the encampment ground, and the procession will form
|
| !. The Mllitary-Arullrry aud Infantry Corps
| ?. Carriages with the Soldiers of 1912 and of the
| Mexican aud other Campaigns
| 3. Carriages with the Orators and other invited
| guests.
A. Wing Members of Congress and officers of this
| and other States.
| > Delegations from the several States as follows
New.Hampshirc, Vermont Massachusetts, Connecticut
Rhode Island, New York Pennsy ysnia Ohio, Indiana,
| Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, &C, Sc
The procession, when formed, will move through the
m efF ma
| win organize
The meeting will be addressed from the several
stands simultaneously until the hour Of adjournment.
7l5 o'clock p. NJ the meeting will reds5emble in
! the grove where new speakers will be introduced
| Al shutdown National salute will be fired
Second Ddy-JHy p.
At sunrise national salute will be fired.
At o'clock AM the Military will parade, and be re-
! viewed by Gen. Scott and Gov. Hunt
At 70 o'clock, the people will assemble az the grove
where they will be addressed until o'clock, when the
! Convention will adjourn sine die
The several delegations will report to the Chief Mar
shall or bis aids Immediately upon landing.
The grounds selected for the celebration are
conveniently located and well adapted to the pur-
pose. Those set apart for the encampmentare
on the easterly skirts of the town, about one nun
bred rods from the Cataract. They are inter-
spersed with fields and groves, extending from the
Niagara River northward to point some distance |
north of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad. |
They afford ample room and accommodations for |
1901 900 persons. The Military Encampment and
the grounds for the delegations are adjacent.
The grounds selected for the meeting are situa-
ted in what is termed Ferry Grove, lying adjacent
to the American Falls. 1t will accommodate |
vast concOurse.
Speakers stands viii be erected in various parts
of the grounds and all will be shielded by CRATE
full shade.
The latch. string is out Freemen of America
rally for him who has fought more of Freedoms
battles than any other man living. Come one,
come ALL
Come as the winds come, when forests are rended,
Come as the waves come, when navles are stranded.
g. w. HOLLEl, Chairman.