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

the great rendered by the Navy 70 vhcss gallant
conduct we are mainly indebted for prsseu, standing
among the nations Of the world la tha; s.ragge EGG
land found that she had us least a, equal II nots
superior. In this struggle ia the whole history Of this
country from its earliest settlement the Speaker coud zee
the Poydenii hard OF an all wise Creator ana expressed
his firm belief that this Uaioa would be pe,oe,rS Ua
then referred the present condition OF this country il,
capabilities both natural ard artificial for defen.e And \,
this connection spoke particularly o. the facilities Afforded
by the telegraph and railroads Of which houd an
hostile army make H. appearance upon the news
would be conveyed all over the country By the t-a,rR,h
ard few hours would suffice 20 bring railroad. TO
hs post Of danger th0ussu aPon thousands Of oar
tvs have esger % manis ain hs Independence inviO
se Tie speskeE referred - tia Declaration 81 Ia
dependence ard sud that next 20 Washington. he who
should h&ye place IN the hearts oh cOunymen wasths
Suihor Of that Declaration Ia al that ID been done far
is country speaker cosd but tho al powerful
will If the Suprsrle Being even in The Mexican War 10
Which the world indebted for the VASE adv ages . be
sined from enlarged commerce On the Pa'h aai ne
0rarirr 81 M mres of wealth in California The speaker
.sd that Re great idea 81 Republican Government vas
,ir,lv fouf m The Scripture when i; ws universally
tiuei TIA. men born mr9 an not slaves. la
cor usier Col Sutherland begged 20 impress upon the
uirds OF Is audience the ot thai al man wsr' Or rather
should be- equally free wi us that L WAS cur dssisy and
bcurden duy 10 break asuuter the bonds which might
bind such not so tree ard he said thN Ia be-
loved that the Fourth Of July 1888 would be universal
jubilee Of nations for he though; that e wo nd then b
rsrtcpators OF that blessed liberty which now enjoy
Tie speaker most eloquent throughout and WAS
loudly spplsuted
The ceremonies were closed with 5enedcion by the
Chaplain Rev.p Spring ster which a col.ton par
tak Ken If by the corps
In the afternoon Convention was organized far con-
sderAon OF the interests surviving brethren through
out the State.
Daniel spencer aged Iyesrs aud wao was many years
engaged in the Revolutionary War; pcescu. and Oned
in the testie Of the day. lie received very cor
daily ty the Mayor.
Celebration by the >nchcms.
The Anniversary celebrated with gres, tat by the
Ciicis Warriors srd Sachems Of tbs Tammany Society.
The Counc Chamber appropriately decorated for the
occasion The arms If all the States Of the Union were
suspended aroand the balcony aud Shelions brass band
contributed to the onliyennont OF the proceedings AT
o'clock the Council Chamber was opened and was shortly
serward filed with the members of he Society and their
invited guests The plat occupied by the Couuci
dressed in the regaa Of Che order and presided over by
George MosseNe Ansr overture by the band, Chaun-
coy sha Ter read the Declaration Of independence
Lorenzo II. shepherd. FsQ the orator Of the day then
delivered sn address OF hour ard half ia length
Alter The conclusion Of Mr. Shepherds address the Ss-
chems and their invited guests adjourned adjoining
room. where excellent collation. provided. Casper
c Chds presided Toasts proposed and responded
TO- ard the guests Of the day separated highly delighted
with their entertainment.
The Fourth of july At RandaiI'- Island.
One of the most pleasant and interesting Anniversary
days Of National Independence which we have
witnessed took place yesterday 1T Randls Island in the
60 mpany of the Board of Governors number OF invited
guests and about eight hundred Of the happy and bright
,actd children belonging 20 the lns uton upon the Island
Soon attr O'Clock an army Of boys numbering 40 from
eight - thirteen years o. se Dressed in white psnt'oons
blue packets ard caps drawn up in military array.
with isgs al banners headed by martial band Of music
selected from among their number, marched from the main
Institution, around to beautiful grove on tho north vest
Of Island where platform lisa been erect-dfor
the Of the speakers Here asa found in front Of
The stand 100 young girls Of the leland anil 1870 Of the
smaller boys, ali neatly attire The President OF me
Board Of Ed ward A. Wo4t Es th5n addressed
the children informing them ihas they were BE- presented
with beaui .r National Tag which had been 20 them
Nv the Mechanca Engine Company II Baltimore aud n-
tfoduced Mr. Ralph rembly OF Eng ino Company No ~,
f New York who had been dpu,cd 10 present the dag IN
the name Of the Company.
Sir Trembly, in very neat and appropriate address.
presented the flag into the hands of Master Nhasn, who
ihanhed the Baltimore hrenen Tor cir valuable giit.
which they should cherish with grateful feelings OF renem
brAnce and when they should grow 10 nho0d should
Their country require thei. 'ryee' h.y would be folnd
ready take up IN her defense The V made OF
heavy ELK placed upon silver mounted stat aud oras
tned with two large gold tasses Also uPoa the stsf
tP'.Sis ne and Bys Of New Ycrt BY the Nc
ebulicsl b. ine Company Of Baisnors jay l. 1853
"-'As,ss .yiss ssog
There vera also present SIX delegates from 'he Baltimore
Fire Company After music by the band address WAS
delivered by Mary Ann Wells nine years Of age, which
spoken in loud and distinct voice and elected much
praise
Al the conclusion Of the address national air sung.
in which al the children took part.
Master Nhaan. l3 of age, then announced TO
deliver the Fourth OF July Grafton in which he cOntrastod
the present happy condition Of himself and his hundreds Of
companions under this free add independent Government,
10 what il would be under oppressive Monarchics 90
yernment The exercises Of the children then concluded
by addresses by Masters Hugh flanagan and Clark sing
ing and mnsic.
Gov " Esr, in behalf Of the Governors thanked the
children tor their good behavior and said that the Cover
nors could not have spent more pleasant day than upon
this spot It'll many beautiful children around them,
msny If whom future day will uDtedy occupy
high positions in the affairs Of the Government
ADDRESSES then delivered by Gov. Draper. Judga
Reebe Of y y Daniel Sickles and Hon. Morris Frank
p I'm the course Of the last speakers remarks hs said;
in public Institutions lOf which you form pAri hta
been aagued or indicted before the bars OF Grim
nsi Court p
Nine cheers.
fire crackers and allowed the privilege Of the Island
0r the remainder the day The Governors together
with the invited guests repaired to their where
they partOOk u a collation. About o'clock those
naming, numbering about twenty persons embarked
hoard one Of The Governor boats Alter arriving f
Blackwell Island. another boat procured In which
part of tie company embarked the result OF which
spirited race between d bOatnen Of the two Islands be-
fy oarsInen in The kandalls Island boat and in tbs
other and although the former bOAtmen had rOwed four
miles they succeeded IN gaining the dock At Bellevue Hos
pa some in advance VI the other boat for which
they were literally rewarded by the Governors
Excursions, &c.
The scores Of boats Of all kinds aud plying be-
~ "a the city and the country dsnsey crowded bY
citizens going out, and by countrynen coming IN we
heard of but accident Of Importance connected with
boating and the loss OF child overheard, else
where mentioned.
The boais nearly all the shipping in port were gsly