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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
TILE FOURTH In JERSEY CITY.

Yesterday all passed Of quietly In this city, soc
dents Of consequence occurring In the morning ihs
Contncn,sls fred a saste the CunArd dock a. per
programme and psraded for short tune IN the morning
The city then left 10 The oonroof the jurenas %
Gar outward celebration concerned, and they ~
usual made most Of the license given them. Joeepn Col
gan proprietor Of seear store Newark avenue,
Railroad avenue was assaulted in the afternoon by
named Julius Kechmit, who fired ptstoI him,
OF the shot taking effect the LETT eye He was
arrested and locked up 70 answer Hugh kcComb, boy
wss seriously injured in The afternoon ~ the explosion Of
some Gre crackers, which burned his face and eyes
that h feared he may lose his sight
In the evening fireworks SGT of NJ tho Of
Montgomery street and Jersey Avenue under direction Of
q committee OF the Common Council e0ne three
hundred dollars expended ana the display very
lne, and Witnessed by large numker OF citizens.
The fireworks prepared by kessrs. j. G.. J.
Edge, Jr Of jersey City, and consisted Of the following
principal pieces
grand masterpiece, cmbemst,csl Of the Gre depart.
ent representing hose hooks and LADDERS and other
bems Persian rose, Japanese glory, fares froiic
csde, Yankee windmill and ten other large pieces
heesocs rockets; the whole concluding with a grand
representation OF the temple Of liberty with Column us
ana an arch The centre shield surouuted With stsrs
and below figure OF The goddess Of liberty. Dods.
vorhs band in attendance, and dscoarsed choice
nusc dnring the intervals a. the pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
ARRIVAL ~ the City or Meaningless.
me steamship City Of Washington, Capt Pswie has ar
rived a ss port 6he left Liverpool on wednesday the
Esd ult
Police Intelllxsnce.


FRxsAs'c FIGHT -As the alarm Of Ore in the BeweTy
xbout bali past eleven O'Clock on Monday moruing dis
turbance took plsce between company No. "A and II
Hose During the fight detective ofosrs ephsneoa md
NcDoussl were badly about tho face and head the
1sht was finally stopped by she police. and one man
named stephen arrested and locked up In the Fourteenth
ward station house e. r ...t,.,-
BrRG1AnY-About twelve O'Clock on Sunday night the
dwelling of Mr. Robinson, Superintendent OF the Police
telegraph burglsriously entered by means Oh ase
keys and SIS worth Of silver carried on 1utf
ALLEGED CHARGE OF ABDucrIyG Two LITTLE GIRLS FROM
TIE FIVE POINTS MISSION HOUSE "A man named Luhor
H. Paine was yesterday taken into custody by omssr
Brown Of the Sixth ward charged with having abducted
little girls from the Five Points sisson House, under
the pretense Of taking them out West he is also alleged
70 have represented himself General Primson and col
ectpg money the pretepse that Was for the MS
sion House. He was comnitsed for exAminhbn
SrABBlSG AYFRAY.-About ten O'Clock on Monday morn
ing two men named John Dounely alias Walsh, and
Richard Lssey got into alteration, when Donne'sy
drew dirk knife and plunged IL In the side Of LESLEY, n-
ficps serious fatal wound. DonDelly was ion me-
daey xrrested by officer Worth of the Seventeenth ward
locked up to answer. The wounded man ~ convey
ed TO his residence No 192 Eleventh stree BIS
in considered doubtful. lA1r'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
Personal Intelligence.

From Savannah In the steamship FlordA-Jno Rrnnet,
Edw hopkins lady infant and nurse 10 atoddard lady
Helen Stoddard Mse Bella
stof dad. II stoddard, Mes Enms Bovine Miss q
Jno swinds hurst, Baker, Thos Nayior, ladv three
csidren and servant; Miss Leigh, Mrs Geo ylAk two
Mrs ncGw:n Tyler ay welfs and LADY, BSostls-
ner Ady and servant xovley and lady Capt Wo,A.
VIM Belden, Burnside, Boss, Lyons Roaen.hxll,
h.ydsr. obss Gordon. v Wheeler 4 censis.on. A 4
lady, kwift, Cbss Deanor Cannon, " q nosinson.
Miss Bel.N Wrsy, Miss Frank Rertz, Miss l. Rlos Miss
Georgia sherman French Nicholas Oruger lady
children and servant sullivan Ky Cowes Cohen,
son. wright and .on Wright lady Ars gel
y Campbell and lady-and 81 In the stsersge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

The Pageant at Rich mond-- Rs -interment
Of Ex-Px~sidenG Monroe.
RioaxoSD, Va July 8, 1858.
The remains of ex Monroe arrived here 1t
half psst eight o'cock this morning, and received
by immense thropg, including the military Of Rich
mond.
The Governor ann Mayor went on board Immediately,
and were introduced 10 the guests.
Tho Eleventh. Regiment, National Guard arrived At half
past ten on the steamer Glen Cove, which went
hundred miles down the river 10 the Ericsson which
got aground. Tho military were received by George
Mumford Esq., In speech, 70 which Colonel Duryea
piled.
The remains were taken from the jamestown by tho
pail bearers and placed in open hearss drawn by ak
white HORSES the bands playing drge In tho meantime
The procession moved at half past eleven.
The nsgs Of the public buildings, shipping &c. At
half mast Many buildings were drsped In mourning
Minute guns were rnd and the bells tclled during tho
entire march.
shower Of rain had laid the dust, and rendered the
heat less oppressive than would otherwise have been
and the streets were thronged with people,
The procession arrived at Hollywood cemetery at ono
O'Clock, and the military formed in . circle round the
grave.
dirge was performed, After which Governor Wise
delivered address, giving sketch Of the life and SER
vices Of James Monroe and the circumstances which led
10 the removal Of his remains He paid . high compl
ment 70 New York pA,riotsm, and made an eloquent
appeal in behalf OF the Union.
Prayer offered by the Rev DR.. REID, Of the Pres
byterian church, when the coffin consigned TO the
grave and the cannon fred and the ceremonies were
closed,
The National Guard were escorted to the dining hal,
where the afternoon spent socially with the Richmond
military Speeches made by Messrs. Cochrane,
WISE Duryes, Lyons and others
Tho Seventh regiment elected unbounded praise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

ALBANY, July Q, 1913
Al the general term Of the Supreme Court held to-day
Justices Wright, Gould and Hoseboom present. Ia
the case Of Thurlow Weed and Others preprieors Of the
EscniV Journal, against cuiver, Comssock and others,
perpetrators of the Atlas and Argus the Court denied the
application Of the fcrmef for injunction prohibiting The
latter from acting u State paper.
The proprctors Of the Ec-nig Journal claim tina. the
opinion Of the Court favorable to their construction Of
the law Of 1854, although The dscision Is against them
They also claim that the opucn Of the Court adverse
The right Of State officers 10 appoint the Alas and Argus
state paper and declares that the Epsning Journal is still
the stssc paper Tho decision will DO Published IN few
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
munscApai Affairs.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

pHAn or A CousCLMkN.
The Board OF Aderncn held special meeting on rocs
day at noon for the purpose Of rpreps
ct tho death Of Councilman Judson the Fourth district
Who died Q. his residence in is city on Monday afternoon
The President, and Aldermen xcrcddcn Bsole, Starr
Tucker, Davies and Reed, being present.
COMMUNICATION rpor rwx waycr.
Mayor Temann sent comr nicaiiou announcing the
with Board Of oouncIlmcn since January i. ISL
ass'Su' snd able N the gsnormsnce Of Ms duty hi:
whose inssress he fsishfsay served. Kind IN hs
nsiure, and generous IN hk disposition, be viii be
amcned by all who claimed the honor II his acsusins-
ancc. The Mayor vocommenas that the Board should
make such arranecDcnts Sor the funeral tho deceased
ne Tor bis family 10 s.
loes hey bsvc sustained vol ~ 70 pay tina. respect
70 HI. memery which hin high character and pubic fssi
dcputsson from Tho Board OF uouncilmen presented
copy Of preamble and resolutions which adopted by
dent appointed special committee 70 couer with the
Councmen respecting the arrangements for tho funeral
and thcn adjourned
BOARD or oeuNcnmEN
or coUrcrrrlx yupseS
This BOARD held special meeting on Tuesday at noon,
for she purpose Of expressing their feelings of regret al
The dcs>h Of ther late vsociate william wssoe Judsen.
Of The Fourth dssrics.
message received from the Mayor on The subject
milar 70 that sent 70 the Board Of Aldermen.
some apPropriaH expressions OF sympathy were made
BY Mr. Arcuarius and Other members. rhe follovIos
preamble and resolxsions were adoped-
MSsr c By The Sis o. Dyoe rrcvtesce eslseed
adson nom the car Ss Sss s an
IRON our midst after lonC Suffering pes and
ward r sss Sss e y:
CONSTITUENTS and Obtained from hemby his peruar chsrsc
iersuc urbany 81 manner and noble
soscsnen and whereas AssccsAes and holding daily
tonverse and ccuncs eepeiy sympshIse OF
our beloved ccpsntcn, and hearing the prompt
hereby
Resolved That while submit 70 Inc win and dpepss,sn
DIVINE Providence 10 the Of friend and com
psns?n Nm wallace Judaop mswber the Fourth sens
oria drc Dc mourrfuy rcsye The loss We have
sustained and the sorrowfp aictic witch has besleu the
mcs Covnc and all who knew and therefore esteemed
the iamented dead.
Resolved, rhs me Common Council sympa.hiriny with
respect for the memory Of the deceased VIII attend The une
displayed Al hsh the day Of The funeral and hats
junction win corrustrp from the Board Of Aldermen 10
mske al necessary preparations and arr sngemenas
Resolved That Tho Clerk % the Common Council cause
ropy OF these resolutions 70 be enRrossed and duly auhen
,aied, and presented 70 the family Of the deceased
The Board then adjourned 70 meet again Wednesday,
or the purpose Of proceeding 10 the funeral a three
,'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
Independence Day at Albany.

AIRANY, July Q, 1853
The Fourth was celebrated here With much spirit in the
daytime by fine civic and military parade In tho
afternoon interesting exercises performed bsrore the
Young Mems Association where John N. Wilder delivered
an appropriate original poem. In the evening grand
display Of fireworks made on State Street HiD The
only secrious disturbance s saloon KEEP! by Ger
man, nsmed Homer, whore two young men named Gray
and Scranton. created disturbance. both wers badly
stabbed, bnt tho wounds not fatal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
THE rsaRTa m Besekgs.

Yesterday there being no pubic celebration, the elf.
seos confined themselves mostly 70 private exhibitions
and the ercymeps Of the cool brees Of the gardens and
pubic places Of resort Thousands from New York and
veiny sough, the ques shades Of the nysian fields
preference The heated city and The boats were crowded
on every TRIP ~ an anxious throng seeking recreation
NO accidents Of importance occurred here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

TRENTON, y. j., July 9.
ccilision occurred this morning between coal and
freight train the Beividers and Delaware Railroad by
which both engines and several were crushed Tho
conductor and arcmss Of tho freight train were danger
ously Djurot the engineer Of tho coal train baaiy
scaldeS and several others slightly injured No ono was
Killed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

BOSTON, July D, looo
The city programme for the celebration Of Indepen
dence Day satisfactorily carried out, aud the oeau
full weather Induced, possible, greater display Of
patriotism than any anniversary preceding H. Very
few accidents occurred The fireworks In the evening
were excellent, and, ~ usual, astrasted an immense
crswd 10 the Common Two balloons went up during the
afternoon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
Unitad States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

corrr HxLD ON INDEPHrDNcE DAT.
Juuy s-This being the last day Of The June term, and
he July term commencing Tire esh, The court convened
TO receive the return Of recosnssnces and order the
tinusnce over u tboee not forfeited.
CHARGE of oruSfro rtrryRa.
The United States John HJIsvton-The prisoner in
this case small lad, and indicted for opening letters
taken from the Post once. He brought into court and
committed 70 close custody with the Marshal until further
order VI the next term.
new court rooms are prepared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

CArrARAueus, July 8, 1858.
Dennis Sullivan Wa sentenccd by Judge Grover on
saturday 70 be hung the Josh Of August for the muir.
der Of John Hammond, 1t Carleton In o,tobcr last They
both Irish aborers on the Bradford Coal Railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
CITY Intelligence.

REeA1TA Ar NEwRrRo.-A regatta took place at New
burg on Monday, In which q number Of boas from this
city, Brooklyn and GreenpoiDt entered The New
burg oarsmen took all the prizes, and our New York
Towen cane home quite empty,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

pmrapEtrHrA, July 7, 1858.
Flour quiet. Sales OF 900 bbs. ai - 10 - 62k
Wheat quiet Sales OF 900 bushels red OIL % and
white a. 81 Is Corn bneysnt Sales Of 800 bushels
yellow ct 7sc Coffee firm 81 1l1Ec. IKE whiskey
10 scarce al 2sc.
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Died.

McCoxB On Sunday, July A. JoHy McCoxB, In the Goth
year Of bis age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10 At
tend the funeral Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
from his late residence No c. Second avenue, without
further Hyltotj0r,
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No News &c the Telegraph Gable.
TRINITY BAY, N f., July e-lo A. n
me Aerre fog which has prevailed Tor the past few days
continues and rain still falling. There strong 5rSszs
nom The northeast We have Intelligence from the
telegraph cable feet DOW fully due here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

The heestts as New London.
NEW LONDON. July Q, 1855
Al the regatta yesterday the sr three sixth prizes
were taken BY the Olympia Orniron, Naad and Ks,ouab
respectively OF the Yale navy Of New Haven The other
I've prizes were taken by New London boatmes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH BY THE
HURL GATE PILOTS.

The Hurgsse pilots with their families, numbering
all about ooo under the msnascment Of Ncssn Stephen
Norton Henry and Noah y. nascn pess chartered the
steamboat Jacob Bell, and pssceeded TO City Island,
yesterday (sh) cf the NEST charming spots the
Fast river where they passed the day pleasantly
sailing fishing and rowing about the fields Nothing
eurrngfto their Festivities Two OF their large boats
NJ Cy sand In order 10 give the ladies and chill
dren short sail in the SOUND but unfortunately the wind
sas light for that They however enjoy cd themselves
in aiher sports 70 their entire satisfaction.
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ADJUSTMENTS rms HvRrrrg

kfBLos GARDEN, Brosd~sy-Mscsssp.
WAMACK's THEATRE, Bro.dwsy-o,rtsrr,o,r 49,
rnr FArhiss-Lsssor roR HusBAsDs-THr Yassrs n asp
kRxrnR. ~"nnh HOUSE,
BARrUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM proas~...
no"n-foRkstof borpr kvenins-rrcK rms woons e' !
WOODS BUILDING. sl and $50 Broadvav r-u,ou...
SONGS, DANCES, &o-PANoRtxA rHE Hupsox
MECHANICS HALL 477 Broaavav-pyx,w-., -,
MICRO soses Ayp BvRLEseuKs-vReIrIA Frsi,vaI
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hail Cofv .nhial Hssl the land
Nhefef ,nr fathers freedom rlAunN,
Wheye they $1,000 10 sees Of blood,
l1pk' 10 a. ataitss pYotberhooS,
Apo fought the fight, that We might DO,
I'd sobs and heirs Of fbersyl
81 our songs to-day arse
Loudly mid our glorious skiee
Swearing ever 10 maintain
The stars ana stripes on land ana mSn'
Hall Oclumbis, ever freel
Brighter in the days 70 DO,
Land Of beauty, vSior, wo<thl
Wonder, glory Of the eArih!
10 our fa.he,s from the sGies
Bend, 10 Gay with besspipg eyes,
Bend ~i.h love 70 see our ciime,
Marching in its courae sublime,
AMI SINGING all cur bHtarghs claims,
The aueraon, glory OF their names
Les us stand where they have stood,
Stspd for justice, right and good
ssapo erect ON freedom'e sod
Bless ny DUTY. blest by God.
Hail Columbia, proud ana free !
Hail The nation jupLeel
Land 0! beauty, virtue, worth,
wosder, glory Of tho earth
Raise the banner DER The low,
Raise Is with the parrots glow,
Tell them freedom shall be theirs,
strorg in trial, Arms aud pray ers,
Fighting, with hcroi: aim,
Such ~ gave our fathers fame
Tell them when they strike with IRE,
Justice shall the blow inap!re,
WIN them glory, honor, right,
Starry - our nag OF lignti
Hail Columbia, grand and nee
Hail the nations ct 70 be
Till they circle SEQ and Land,
Freedoms deAfhlesv lAuropd bandl
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Tbe~e sectora sstsors q The North could not succeed
vsnis s5d she wiz not fsscr 10 her sdelty rney canno
without New York, and che wtl not sacrifice all Ter
greatness for snck theoriss she eannot without too
Yorx 10 cay that there never shall be any
thing bet generous sfmuis ration OF the Union
feed 10 tie sentimental interests az black he
cuded wsh this beautiful peroraton-hay the memories
nationality within u.s. and elevate 70 ,cst perception
o. our duo8 AMI responsibilities 70 our country Ia every
quarter We w,ae sIpanse o. ,ne .non nls gay irvm
kA 10 the Colorado che artaest West. from
-she Atlantic % the Pacific, there s one universal
on every dsutsnt sea, wherever an American ship
soss, The national banner win be urfurIed 70
ths brssze honor Of the independence Of the American
rspubl,c The boom Of cannon will sound In triumph
from city 10 cy along the shotes Of the Atlantic and the
sour ana IN. Hss~scp sser forest and ush from
lake 1tasca 10 Ne Gulf Of Mexico. win ssrte the Wild
Indian be chascs the buffalo on the tanks Of the Rocky
Montana From the Lips Of thirty millions Of men will
90 W the voice Of patriotic emotion 70 al the vault Of
besven- And may be for ever end ever until time
summon the quick the dead alike 70 the Judgment seat
sovpid bosom the emotions Ok patr,on do NOT swell
sparkling up this day an from NE bottom Of peressai
founn Aocersed be De 70 be driven cu IKE recresni
stamped on bis brow, Ne more 10 tnow the transport Of
vcmass love or TO was erect in The esteem sfmen We
nj Ieast say here within Ne walls Tammauy Hall and
While the Of cannon and the ringing 0 bells and
abe hurrAhs Of our counarymeu sounding over
eav<h ape heat and snow, erutinely xaisc cur
voices the choral anthem Of nations ov and 10
swell the dispason q nation coocsmstou OF prawe 20
God that be 20 fatbefs this fair land for their In
bcrtsncc ta, he tnspred Them the spirit Of naion
nty and Independence that he ed up the thirteen colo
aies sovereign ssiss that hs made Of one people
Gnd that by H3 creative band be reared By as
airiahy win be yreserres the superb WORT Of this
rior4ons constitutions Enien. 4
AZ The conclusion o. tue GRAFTON Mr. Gushing vas rap
surrusy appiaodod. EDsx " PrRDy made himself heard
amid the uprosr, and SAID
4 rise 10 propose . resoutscs, Which kpev will be
una pmously ssopted. move vcte az thanks 70 your
rife, orsor that favored q New Eseland Cor the
eloou. Mt and truthful remarks be has made. Ne
pror~<Af the sentcr4s not only Of rsmmany Rail- but Of
New yck and believe Of The Union, and deserves the
thanks not only Of Tammany Hall, but Of the Ame- |
r1sp poole. ! ask him 20 furnish copy Of his /
arsuon publication, order 10 show 10 the people that
Tsmmsny HAIL. Of east right on the great question Of
nsnonsnty
The vote of hanks carried unanimously.
Tbs So hens and scribes, and wiskinkieS and sac,
croa and What uo thereupon proceeded 70 sing - the
ar q "Hal Columbia played by the band, the follow
iue ode IN which The whole sssemolsge jooed with great
e1ecl-
, 1858-04-02
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