The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

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THE POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.
The following The general Police orders issued by
General Superintendent ralmadge 10 regulate the
men:s OF the Metropolitan Police on The Fourth
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY SuPERINrEspEyrl
Nxw YoaK July 2, 1893.
Capt. - sir-You will Monday, July 9th iast
order the whole Of your command ouy except thoss
nee, Chef Clerks OH 10 and Police District courts.
You viii not excuse any member OF your commsnd
that day VOC are required to take every precauion
You will admonAh your command TO act with for
bearance and dscretoa, but needs prompt and de-
csve, 10 quelhog any breach Of the peace
Dangerous fireworks, such double headed snakes,
&c are especially prohibited by Corporation ordinances
under severe penalties, and mast be prevented
You will be careful 10 keep sufficient reserve In the
station Tor any sudden emergency that may arse
curing their services either 10 your precinct OF H.
That reserve must be ready 70 start at moments
You will tina. your telegraph instrument is in per-
fectworkng osder, aud during the day and hight pot in
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order Of F. "A raLLMAbGE, Gen. supt
DANIEL CARPENTER, Dept supr.
THE rAMMAsY CELEBRATION.
The TammAny So,iety Columbian Order will have an
old fashioned pow WOW at the Old wlgwam today. This
s the only political association that pays any attention 10
Independence day, and their Observance of Il always
spirited. This year will be unusually 20, a will be
seen by the following official
ORDER OF ARRASeExxym
The chief sachems and will assemble In the
great wgwam at eleven oolock NJ for the transaction
Of Dusipess.
thrown open for the admission of me mbors, invited
guests and friends OF the society.
Az one O'Clock p n: the exercises will commence with
music by Shelton's celebrated brass band.
Address ~ Grand sachem Isaac v. Fowler.
Muaic-"w ashinstons MARKEDLY the band.
The Declaration Of independenco viii then be read by tho
Hon. John Wheeler.
Music-"Hail Coumba"-by the band.
Grafton BY the Hon. Caleb Cushins.
The Hon wm. McMurray,
behalf Of Brother Henry Ibsnsn viii present TO the
society .
CAP or LIBERTY,
which will be accepted By Grand sachem Fowler.
written for the occasion, will then be sung by the who'll.
Arer which, the meSss.s q tn. society. with their
friends and The invited guests from this city aud abroad
win adjourn to the banquet room, where patriotic toasts
will be given and responded 10 by distinguished demo
cras from eli parts OF the Union.
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Society
UNION STRENGTH VICTORY
Past evanccs to be buried in exerons for the future
"CiyrL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY TfE GLORY on MANI
TAhn ANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.
TAxxAY Hall,
aIR-rhe Society OF Tammany, or Columbian Order,
respectfully invite Jour attendance ct rammany Hail. on
Moody the S.h day Of July next, At one O'Clock =
commemorate, with suitable festivities the adoption OF
tina, immortal Declaration, the principles OF which were
Al the present time, when tho principles OF the Deca
ration and the Constitution assaulted By those Who are
seeking 70 create ssSoIs ps,s and % array one por
chevous Influences Of such acton the duty OF every
patriotic citizen TO rally 70 the support Of the Democratic
party and ts lusfious CneftAin standard bearer
We are happy 10 assure you that these considerations
have united the DemoCray New York one compact
cspt this invitation in tho spirit In which Is extended
and should your engagements prevent your attendance
(which We earnestly hope VIII not be the casc that you
sachem-And. r. Mlckie, sAchem-Patrick henry,
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q Thomas Dunlap, G. g. Mosserve, Sycamore.
:. Tnos T.ppen, 2. D. letter, wisknKie.
E" En- anuel B. Bart Council
Geo I. Bald ain, W. D. Kennedy, Father Of
WIN. Conner, the Council
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Grand sschom.
THE NEW LrBKRrY POLE IN THE FIFTH WARD.
The corner stone of the liberty pole in the Firth
Ward pace OF the old the corner OF West Broad
way and Franklin street, will be laid to-day with sppro
pirate ceremonies The occasion will be M one
Inc democracy Of the FIN Ward undsr whose auspices
ne POLE Is 10 be put up An Grafton will be delivered by
u Recorder Tllou at O'Clock the evening" aud
Inc display Of fireworks will cloee the exercises We have
received the following circular
NEW YORK, July 2, 1858.
SR--The citizens Of the Fifth Ward having determined
'pon the erection Of liberty pole Of ornamental ron,
'acc OF the recently removed, the Of West
Broadway and Franklin street, have resolved TO lay the
OF the structure, with appropriate
lee The coming anniversary Of American Independence.
You are respectfully invited 70 be prcscnt and rartc
IN festivities of the occasion Monday evening
My g. at seven ococE a. the corner Of West Brosdwsy
nd Frar kim street. An GRAFTON will be delivered by the
Ion. Frances rllou There wil be splendid display Of
rexorks In the rquare adjoining. Respectfully yours,
JAMES b. DUPIGNAC, OF
fdVhhhD WINNIE, Arrangements. 4
EXCURSIONS ON THE FOURTH.
Our advertising columns show the number OF excur.
ons that win take place TO day. Every conceivable
lace In the ncghborpood Of the city viii be visited and
\ tastes can be suited the railroads viii all run extra
aims and most Of them have lowered their fares 70
immediate the excursionisss. Ho, for the country
HE CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH IN
BROOKLYN. l.
The eighty second anniversary Of American iudepen-
,nce win be celebrated with than usual pomp and
rcumssAncc today the occasion being the laying Of the
rner stone Of the new City Armory, which viii be
coed site Of the old Apprentices Library, corner
cranbcrry and Henry streets, which the arst puo
building erected In Brooklyn. The corner stone was
I'd by the Marquis de Lafayette, the ith Of July 1925
occ.ped City Hall and FOR other public pur-
until the erection Of the present ediace at the june
IN ot Fulton and Court streets
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