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

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The children composing this choir occupied the plae. Al
TIE psu al cAOir. ana that most efficiently These ehdr.a
So 81 scholars from the Common Schools Of the City "a
r,s. gTest credit their Instructors Prayer BY Rev
J S,cCkbridge. Music by the American Brass Band
Reading Of the D-clsson Of independence by William
" Rcdr an ESQ. Mr. Rodman read 1t in manner bes,
ing ~ in portsnee and sppAaded while reading and
close the patriotic ozi burst was tremendous hssc
The S,srspspsl-d Banner" by Vests Cornet Bssd
Sorg ~ the Juvenile Ch0ir-roris by Mrs. l. III. ST..
Quincy.
An interesting ORArIoS Was then delivered by rHssu
DUKFIE, Esq. after which Gen Morriss "Fsg OF Our
Union" wss sung by the iuyeOes.
A, the close Of the Exercises the Procession formed
and marched to the Railroad Hall shove the Depot, ~hes
sspleI Gd CITY Dinner GSh prepared for them under tie
direction If Alderman Hal, aud Thomas Doyle Of tie
Common Council
rHE DINNER
heHsl WAS splenddly decorated with fsgs aud eysr.
greens At the upper end old dag ca which va
Inscribed Roser Williams" The tables we're eight a
ruuiber of which were ranged the length Of he
VsL ana the other-st which were seated tia varoas
civic ocui.ries-acroSs The tables were well supplied
with III tire good things # life, and the bad oess
were happily excluded No wine, 'r spirits OF aey kind
were to been in their places were water aad emsa
sae About 500 peIsoJs p,Ttoos OF the dion-r aud Al
went c in the beet possible manner Grace was SADLY
Rev DR. Siockbridge
hsd lis edge taken or the tosstn. and speaking eommea
ced by
The Mayor W. h Danforth. Esq, who said
Fellow citizens soldiers aud guests, have NOS cone
here 10 make speech but presume should say some
thing regret that Boston guests we're detained and
after AZ susium Gu the military AID the orator 81 the dy
be- said that hs altogether unprePsred or perhaps hs
should have gone into qEiie dasle- vein, bus - he VA
not prepared It van 20 regret ths VEN iAPpiaass
Nr Bar,,ow e1 Mayor, then arose, at the general r.
quest of large uumoer rsppers the only tnoie sPr
ituSl presence there snd sad he could NOT give 'hen
...t,h hint ha
The Maine Law oil tie State aud he Nav Holiday OF ne Sss-
Msy hey AWAY. happily united a here Much SIP aH'e
Music" isnkte Decide
hANor DsBiuTih gave
Orrferected guests the Worcester GuArds lApplAuso
: Repitc 10 by Capt. NtId OF the Worcester Guards
Chief Marshall Wall then rose gave
Massachusetts my Native proudly represented here Tie
Wooster Guards lipplause -, .
ke4p,hded Ia by Lieut. HshAsay, OF the Guards, who,
after a neat speech. gave a toast
Ride I.lsrd-Fair Isle u Of she Ses.
lie ULited AyNoby represented In the pesen q Les
Bugus.Ge. Applause
Soue gentleman gave
The Orstcr sfthe Day.
Dir " ng.,e Hayes President OF the Common Council.
gave
Lieut. nsih,way .poke pceticsl prsise Of the Ia
dies ana gave
The Ladies OF Rhode Island. - .
Which va. much spplauded The Company then broke
up higy pleased with the days proceedings
I'm the evening there grand display OF fireworks on
Federal HILL
throughout the day and evening the city ono mi.
yess holiday aud did not hear Of single Nocl lent
mar the pleasure OF the But few drunken per-
son, were 10 bs the streets inns contrslen WIN
,rur v.ars IA noticeable feature. Throughout he day
the various places OF smusements were thronsed'