The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

ashered in by the firing of a national salute from
the Battery; but every body who hath ears TO hear
will probably be made aware of its approach at
midnight, by the voluntary salutes of juvenile
patriots.
The principal feature Of the city celebration will
be the military parade, and we append Gen. Sand
ford's orders to his command -
FIRST DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
DIVISION ORDERS.
The division will parade on tuesday the 4th Of July
next to celebrate the anniversary of American ndepen
Ss s Ihs oPo es ss a n
precisely. Brig. Gen: Spcer win cause the national
tandard to be displayed from the Battery and the
ing salute to be fred at sunrise by detachment from
the First Brigade Brig. General Yates will direct ma
tiona salute to be fred from the Battery at noon
detachment from his brigade. Brig Gen. Hall will detail
troop Of horse from his brigade for escort duty,
port to the Major General at his quarters at o'clock
TO the Msvop and CouDc u on Of he c
Hall, at 10 O'Clock, Am. The Colnmissary General Will
issue the requisite ammunition for the salues on the
requsition of the proper officers Broadway Is hereby
designated as the parade ground Of the division on the
4th of July from O'Clock A. NJ, until the division
passes the front of the City Hall The Division Staff win
assemble at the quarters Of the Major General at half
past seven o'clock, A. M.
teenh street. through Fourteenth street to the Third
avenue down the Third to Tenth street. through
Tenth street to Broadway down Broadway to s
gate of the Park. By order OF
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RosxRr C. WETMoRE Division Inspector.
The Common Council have appropriated $500
for powder, fireworks, &C., to celebrate the day.
The appropriations are as follows:-
Fireworks at the City Hail. acknowledgements. $500
Fireworks at the Reservoir, Eighty sixth street.. $50
Fireworks at jackson sqnare, Thirteenth street
Fireworks at Tompkins square. re................. 400
Fireworks vicinity of Cry stall Palace ....... $50
Fireworks at junction Of East Broadway and
Fireworks at Madison square. $50
rs., areuorks g. $50
For six bands OF music to perform at the City Hall,
abty street Reservoir and the Crystal Palace
with the expense of preparing for their accommodation
$780, ringing church bells and Ginning those of Trinity,
$780, for powder for the Veteran Corps S50 The ba-
lance Of tbe appropriation Ia to 60 for printing adver
tsing ana incidental expenses.
No ropliation is made for refreshments at the
City Hall; if any are furnished they must be paid
for by the city officers.
The Society of the Cincinnati viii assemble at the
City Hall at noon transact business, and afterwards
dine together.
The Veteran Corps win parade fire salute and
make an excursion to Shrewsbury, where they will
be entertained by Mr. Riell, who has hotel at that
place.
The usual celebration will be given by the sachems
Of Old Tammany, who have invited us to join with
them, as follows -
UNION STRENGTH VICTORY
asGRETS FOR THE PAST TO BE BURIED IN ExEGfI0Ss
FOR THE FUTURE.
ONE FAITH ONE CAUSE, ACTION.
TAMmANY HALL, New York. June 2S, 1854
SR:-The Society of Tammany Columbian Order,
viii light the council fires the coming anniversary of
glorious Independence. This ancient sig erect
ed to sustain the liberties Of the counryhe origin and
duration OF which bears parallel to the birth repub
hcanism In this andproposes to call together its
and chiefs to sit down once more around the council
hnorn has oil nd
determined action. The declaration by the national de-
mocracy of the great principle of self government s
piled TO the whole people, whether residents OF State
Tcrrtorythe anticipated spread of the theories de-
mocrac government by annexation of soil in both
oceans and the broad and universal religious and polit
cal toeraticn which halls al men as brehrennyte
once to united and determined action. In this
fellowship VIC ask yoa to meet with us at the old wig
vam on the coming 4th ofJuly Very truly yours, &c,
sAcHEMs.
Daniel T. Delavan, Charles A. Denike, James Conner
Geo. s. Messerve Andre I'roment, Stephen Fl. feek-,
Thomas Dunlap, c. Montgomery, r. Vandewatcr,
y. NJ. yreeland, Abn X pattison, stephen NJ. brew.
ELIJAH f. PURIFY, Grand sachcln.
}. 3 HsIfmHrSeTcN, Scribe.
oRrrR or ARR ASGEMFNTs
The snciety will assemble at III O'Clock 4. NJ for the
transaction of business. General and punctua attend
arce u aesfed.
At ~ o'ccck NJ the largo room Tau,movy Hall Will
be thrown open ter The admission Of memoers invited
guests and friends of the society with ladies accompany
ing them.
At O'Clock z. NJ the exercises will maence with
music, ~ Shtlton's celebrated Land after which the
reading of the nec'oraton Of Independence. by BROTHER
Anson herTick. Music'Hsil Columbia by the band.
oratita by LCrs Shepard, Esq. Music star
-Sranpled Banner" by tho band
At O'Clock j.. NJ. the society, friends and invited
guests HAu assemble in the banquet room, Tammany
Hail. 70 rtake OF dinner prepared for the occasion by
1efsrs b0vard Brown in their best STYLE which will
take place at O'Clock precisely Distinguished demo-
cratic friends from different parts Of the country have
been invited 0nd many have signi6ed their intention
being prcent to respond to patriotic toass and
mens I9xtske of The waters OF the great spring smoke
the calumet OF peace and to unite with their demo.
rstic brethren or the of It's principles through
out our glorious ocean-bound republic.
How 90 the hard shells intend to celebrate the
'isyy
Thousands OF people win desire TO escape from
she city on Tuesday, and they will do we'll to make
their arrangements to- day. Our advertising columns
sci forth the merits Of many excursions by sea and
land, az well as other amusements, for the Fourth
The theatres present entertainments suitable to
ihc occasion, and doubtless they will all be filed.
JERSEY CITY.
The principal feature In the celebration at this
place, VIII be the procession of the Order oil United
Americans, under the auspices Of American Chap
Ger, No. 8. Here is the programme
CELEBRATION BY THE ORDER OF UNITED AMERICANS
or JERSEY CITY, OF TIE SEVENTY -EfGHrH ANN.
vERsAEf or THE INDEPENDENCE or THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, FOURTH OF JuLy 1854
oRDfp or ARRANGEMENTS.
Ehe opening of tho day win be announsed by the ring
hg OF tho various church bells national salute az
- nsse; federal salute at noon, ana national salute