New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

=, ...o;,rv an. m . continual din and uprox ~
tfe elplo,ion II gunpOwdsr. The places 0, -,
,o,iT cosad After 10 O'Clock NJ and almost me Sn's
,orri.,;on seemed on the Flags we're dispiAyee
r. m b. CITY all and other public buiings rom
liberty poles, the fsrry boats and Shipping ~ ,as
sunrise salute Of 81 guns fred from Fort Greens oy
Major Powell which repesied At noon and sana ~
Tbs rriucit al feature of the day WAS the pssde % o
military who turned in stronger numbers than ever De
f1re AID N sde very COED appearance The diuerent
geps composing the Fifth Brg ade took up the po.hsns
or.d I'm in general orders about CLOCK NJ Au9
,c-mipe on Hicksst marched in the following order;
Mounted Band. .
Gen IL B. Duryea and staff escorted by ae hings Coun
~ Troop Capt suydam
Manner Tandy Light Artillery Capt Hogan, occupying
the right.
Rrnegod Horse Guard, Capt. Jrosn 80
Washington Horse Guard Lieut. Ackettesch, comm dlns
Capt Gauss. IrsOp
BROOKLYN Light Igoons, Capt Wood ,
Then cane the 18th regiment 'In'sntty o2i A 5.1
Smith the 18th regiment Col Jesse T. >th anu the 'Su
rec in ebt Long Island Irish volunteers
Can't aterss mounted rides 10th regmenp NOT oeihs
fully equipped transferred 10 the 18Th regiment ioT
Each regiment was preceded By band The whole line
looked well and the marching vas excellent pafucnAry
The 9Th and - The 18th turned out slim.
The lne passed the Mayor in review at the Cty HAIL.
and II route as LAID down the programme having osen
passed over Capt HOgsns battery and CAPT. lAus me
mounted roop took up their march tor "imsMsqurs.
C,nt Sfhepuers company of the Fourteenth Col Jesse
C. smith and staff portion of the Thirteenth passed
by the ferry 10 JOIN IN parsde IN 'ne Atel u!
I he
Council and after marching through the principal streets
were dismissed in Esenst The Light Battery then 9oA
I'd the tout. for Fort Green where they hed nNon 81
ute which executed in admirable style ana eucUed
the hearty applause OF the large assem0sg- there present
The proceeding of the day concluded with oe.u'iidi
display Of Fireworks from Fort Green ~hich was "heSs
ed By probably 10000 people The Brooklyn Oorne'
Bano attendance ana between the
pieces. -.
sges and edibes mo spuous liquor being allowed on the
prourd Ihese were pitched circle drawn round the
place selected for the pyroteohDic displays snd certainly
ur.s.led variegaed if no; very beautiful appearance
H. or.aer potou being covered with blankets of any
colors bed quilts of different textures snd sheets OF ques
iorable whitenes while here and there was eanV ass
/ which gave a Mind Of relief 30 the whole.
There WAS very little drunkenness observable about the
streets during the day Ini evening there we're nun
Der srsgger but not many as might have been All
/ uciPsied. .-,-..-.
! About o'clock YESTERDAY young man named SAMUEL
Williams tr=d gun wadd,d with ASH hSnd ifo
a. uprer ndow of house No - Fulton ST. among the
ers on top of stage passing at the tune gen
il.msn named Francis Ray. of No 200 Mulberry 81 Neg
York struck VIVA the charge IN Que o. MS ir' aH !.
/ i feared dangerously injured Inc Fonnd uhi.'s, j.
nearly ~ Iarke ~ piece and very deep hr Kay
Was taken INTO the office ct DR. Heath and properly al
/ tended to- Let high: lie WAS taken home.
/ A Young man t,ke INTO custody "r hrlug chfge
II bicksIot into The window OF Mr. Peter Anderson
house in Boerumst The gun was taken rom him. and As
/ L. iniury had been done b. WAS discharged
EDWARD Hart boy, bad two fingers OF his right hsnt
so uutiaed BY the explosion OF pistol that smpuation
viii he rendered necessary lie resides corner Oh York
/ and Chsrles-sts.
! Jsu,s flanagan, while firing pistol in Kentav had
free Of the Dgers Of Bis night band blown Of aud sus
tanned Other injuries ty The ex yoslon Il the barrel
/ tsry in the evening the house of Mrs Doyle, No 66
Pacific Il vss found to be ia danes from fire crackers
thrown upon the roof Ii was, hewever, speedily e1a
/ euished before much dsmsge was done.
pair Of horses attached TO wagon containing four
indi,ousls became frightened IN consequence OF the in
cossaut firing and off down Auantlcst Those 10 ths
vehicle were thrown and all badly injured Ne
bones were broken however.
At Fort Hamilton the day passed pleasantly and JOY
ousy II u-hered in by cracking salute at the Fort
which was repeated at u. Over four husdred persons
dned AT the Hamilton House; and the evening was illu
minated with q very handsome show Of fireworks closing
,th little prouliscu,us dancing in the drawing rooms
About three miles from the Hamilton House, Mr. Langley
gave an al escO entertainment near bis cottage castle 20
Some two hundred guests in which ali who participated
we're extremely delighted
| Duripo the day Regatta of at the Fort which
which won by Mr. Hopkins poat, heOeccs tue prize
! was purse of fifty dollars.
The Coney Island steamboats, carried each way two