The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-06
TELEG R A PHO.
AT BOSTON, ETC.

Boston, July S, 1853
The Fourth Of July celebrated Eastern Massa-
chusetts with than p,mp and show. In this
CITY, at the municipal dinner in Faneuil Hail. the speak
ing vas unusually good.
Among the speakers were Hon. Edward Everett, Gen.
Leslie Coombs Of Kentucky, Gen. SEWER Of Louisiana
and others.
Mr.. Everett made eloquent reply to the toast-'rhe
Senate when it speaks dscord and dsunon hide their
heads"
child of four years was burned to death by its
clothes taking Are from crackers.
boy Of about six years Of age by the
rear Neponset and instantly killed.
shot in the back by a boy with pistol and
seriously isjured
TO death BY Irshmen who refused to pay their fares.
Many others badly, but not seriously hurt by the
explosion Of guns, &c
HISGHAx, MASS July s, 1883
Mr.. Blossom, Senior publisher OF the Hinghan Pario
was In the act OF loading pistol when premature dis
charge took place. both his hands blown off, and
his cheek bone blown out. He lies in dying
Mr.. Wheaton also injured, but not fatally.
AT BALTIMORE AND ANNAPOLIS.
BALTIMORE, July 5, 1858.
The Fourth passed of unusually quit in this city.
An excursion party went from this city to Annapolis
Annapolis rcwdes. This party fed to the boat when the
ro~ kept mp ndiscrminate firing Of muskets pis
tolls &c the until she got Of the way. The
attack wholly unprovoKed Several persons, includ
ing in ures-one it is believed dangsr
ouly No names were given.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA July s. 1853
The Fourth celebrated here wit great spirit and
immense numbers of strangers hronged eur ssests We
bear Of accidents OF importance
The military display large, but the number was
lessened by fall of rain early in the morning The
work displays were very fine, and attracted immense
crowds.
Charles Johnson convict in the county prison, cele
brated the day by escaping and making his appearance
in prison dress in The ranks Of company Of fan
tastcas whore he and chased but effected his
escape.
Charles Lex, a member of Paramount Company, was
drowned of Chester while excursion with the
psoy.
A series OF fights took place, which described
follows in tits afternoons Bulletin
During yesterday gang Of boys known as Turks"
who infeet ,he vicinity Of Fourth and oyn streets
amused themselves BY attacking persons Who hsppened
psss slorg the streets that neiehborhood Several
zhts the result About Fix O'Clock in the evening
the young Iufans got into difficulty with party Of
blacks during which of the latter, named Thomas
we're maze.
Yesterday afternoon the Hiberna and Carroll Hose
collision At the corner OF Front and
Master streets KeDsiDgtcn, and riot took place The
disturbance commenced at tavern kept by man
named 1hona. Gris&8. He subsequently arrested
and with dozen Of the combatants was taken be
foe Alderman Clouds who held the party n bsi to
at Court One of the adhereuts OF the Htbernia
n mshed . knife in the cro.d.
serious riot took place yesterday afternoon between
the south Penn and spring Garden hose Compsaes.
The osturbance commenced Broad aud Column
bis avenue, and continued down TO Tsefth aud Poplar
street, where the ~tge1 aercey for considerable.
tme Clubs and brickbats freely used and several
Of the rioters severely injured. A ned
Scott member adbeent Of the Spring Garden Hose
very badly cut In the head named Mary
Carver, ~ho standing :: ser roor in Poplar street
be Broad, struck IN the face by mis- sile aud
tsdy hurt Several OF he Nsrtbsls Off upon
the grouDd during the fight and fred their pistols
the purt OF midatirg rioters The Dts we're
Je'nined by the South Penn Hose party The bellge
ItDp we're finally scattered DO arrests were mace.
Yesterday after gang Of rowdies attacked sim.
pie M q. nsye colored man named Asbury Hall at the
Of Broad and Pearl stees and feveely beat him
He conveyed TO his home.
An aged coIored named Brown attacked at the
corner OF Thirteenth and Pearl streets and severely
beaten.
William Geddss Of he participants the riot at
fore Alderman Backmsn, who held him in 81, 900 to
apsve
serious disturbance took place YESTERDAY afternoon
IN Bedford street. between Thirteenth and Broad between
. number Of Irish and negroes.
In the district OF Remington during yesterday after
noon sud last evening" the most dissce'ul
Of various ERE companies, engaged in violent feuds,
during which pistols were fired and stones, and other
mi-ses The police under Lieutenant McAnslly we're
active 10 their exeons to suppress the otous conduct
OF tbs belhser~ne, and with the aid OF ofsers from
o,ber divsiens OF the consolidated police, some fy
gsty arresfs were made At a lss hour last night
plumber of1he prisoners ~ere conveyed TO the Moyam@
4nS rrteu In omnibus They we're all charged win
Leo - ~ Ast ri0toos ovsa,ast.
TsS schoonsrs Containing PARTIES principally
0sAv~ ars oSmPanies, came aiongssds q each other