New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

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the Division passes the front ~ the City Hall
LlyE oF vARcH.
The lire Of march VII be round Mon square 70 seven
teeshst. through Seventeenth t 20 Irving place through
Irving place Fouree through fourteenth st TO the
Third av. down the Third av Tenths' through Tenth
= TO BroacwSy down Broadway Chambers ST. through
Chambers st and Ceniret 70 he eas; gate Of the PARK
TIE vErFR.~ CORPS
Tie Veteran Corps composed o. the survivors ct tn'ss
who engaged in the military service Of the Uni,Ad
State in TIE with Great BRIAN vii assemble On the
morning Of he Fourth AZ ter head quarters. No. 90 LIS
penard - with side and cockade bat. The corps vii
be mustered INTO Ike under command Of Capt Henry Ray
mond and VII march without delay through BroaiFag -
The City Hal where they will join the delegation Of their
brethren from the several counties OF the State and under
the uand of,be Colonel VII BE- presented % the Mayor
and Corporation Of the City who's. guests bey are By IN
yitahon for the day Capt Smiths company OF Irdepen'
cent Courentals will act escort to the Veterans
The delegation rom the several counties within The Stae
ard Guests from oh States Will b received in TIE >uPe
ror Court Rooms BY the Colonel and bis -af a; o'clock
hs mornr and thai- several names enrolled preparatory
10 luther poo cdncs Of the day After the proposed pre-
ser'soE Of delegates and corps they will form in line On
The night and et Of the Mayor and Corporation Of he City
ard witness the pas-irg review It the troops under the
command Of Major General Sanford Immediately AFTER
which the corps with their and delegates
with other guests they will proceed 10 the Courtrooms
where the ceremonies # the day will commence with an
address 10 the hrore Of Grace BY the Chaplain the Rev
Or Peter Van Pet. The Declaration Of Independence
will BE- read by member Of the corps foovsd by an al
dress by the Hon. Col Sutherland Of Pennsylvania and
closed By benedic;i9n by tie Chaplain. Dr. Spring
collation. viii then be plraken Of after which the corps
will their head quarters and b. dsnisse and the
several delegates TO remain and organize convention
for consideration Of the interests Of surviving brethren
throughout The State.
TIE Society OF the Cincinnati will meet in the morning
at the City Hall.
EXHIBITIONS oT FIREWORKS.
A. halfpast eight O'Clock in the evening there will be
brilliant displays Of fireworks at the following places.
IN the Park, in front Of the City Hall, By Messrs Edge
Music BY Nalace's band.
~ Lamariine place, byJ.w Hldfeld. Music by Tn
derhlI- band.
At Madison square BY wm Stanton. Music by bod
worths band
AT jackson square by Isaac Edge, Sen. Music by
Shelion- band.
At Tompkrs square, by Isaac Edge Sen. Music By
Al Mount Morris Harlem by Daniel Moran. Music by
Toumey's comet band
At Ranias Island under the direction Of the warden
Music by Losie band
OTHER TEsrrrIrIEs
The Tammany Society or Columbian Order in accord
wife their ancient usage will celebrate the annver
gary with appropriate ceremonies. The following ths
programme;
The Cniefs. Warriors and sachems Of the Thirteen
Tribes will report themselves the Grand Sachem IN the
Great Wigwsn at II o'clock 4. The society will a.
semble at clock precisely, for the transaction Of bust
NESS 4. J o'clock the large OF Tammsny Hall will
be- thrown open for the admission Of members invited
guests srd friends Of the society with ladies' accompany
ing tLem At o'clock the exercises will commence with
music by Sheons celebrated band engaged for he occa
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by Brother Chauncey Schafer.
Music Hail Coumbis" by the Band
Grafton by Brother Lorenzo Il Shepard
husc Star Spanged Banner by the Band
At5 O'Clock = VI the members Of the Society and IN
vited guests Will assemble in the banquet room to parake
Of the waters Of the Great Spring sit at the council fires
and smoke the calumet of peace when patriotic toasts
will he given speeches made by distinguished chiefs from
different States snd Letters read from brothers and distn
cushed Democrats throughout. the great Republic ~
omission without tickets, which can be had wthou
charge, on application.
The Declaration of Independence will Be read BY Rev
Dr Hardenbergh and Grafton pronounced By $ J
Sejgwi,k, A. NJ. in commemora'ion Of the Ami
versary at 10 o'clock A. NJ in the Hall Of the Meropoi
tan academy. Nos % and 95 SiKthay
Tie Fremen Of Baltimore who recently came 10 this
CRY end in the Of their peregrnatons heresbort
visited Rancas Island whore they were very handsomely
Entertained have prepared national flag which i. 70 10
presented to-day by Nh Tremb to the boys on the afore
said island.
A patriot Of the Revolution, aged % years, and who
served under General Washington for years s now
in tie City If today be clear he will receive visits in
the Governors Room. City Hall lie is native Of Cana
.oharie y. y, and Is named Samuel Spencer.
EXCURSIONS ~ WATER.
b. Staten Island Ferry Boats to that delightful airy Is
land landing at Quarantine Sapeton, Vanderblts and
Clifton every half hour-leavng there as late as and
20 T. 81. Fare It cents.
10 Flushing ard s. Roman Well, with views Of Hell
Gate the Public Institutions and Long Island by steamer
Island City from Fulton market slip Fare ia cents
TO the Fishing Banks and around the Light ship per
steamer Hero. Fare so cents.
To Perth Amboy by steamer Ocean stopping at Ross.
VILE Woodbridge. Bdde Grove, Sc Fars 50 cents
To South Amboy per seumer Trenton connecting with
Camden and Amboy Railroad to Philadelphia
Around Staten Island, by steamer Commodore with
view Of all the Islands jersey shore Publications the sea
on side the Hook sc. Fare 80 cents
Around Staten Island With tie same interesting views,
by STEAMBOAT Croton. Fare 90 cents C
To Oyster Bay. Glen Cove &c, by steamer Sorwalk,
v th the fine scenery Of the Sound
t. Report going around Staten Island ey the steamer
K9Port Fare 1T cents Zach way There is celebra-
ton at Report
To same laces same route by steamer Armenia. Fare
l2I cents each way.
To West Point by the Steamer City of Hartford Aim
tied number OF tickets at 80 each.
For Shrewsbury, Long Branch Ocean House, Highlan
Dock, Port Washin ton Middietown and Red Bank psr
steamer Golden Gate. Fare . cts.
To New Brighton, Port Richmond Sailors Snug Harbor
and Fact ryyille, per steamers Huguenot and Staen
Islauter. Fare III cts.
To Hudson and intermediate landings, by seamboa:
$ nth America or Columbia.