The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

alone by laying the foundations Of the FIRST aong nations
and cementng the rising edidce with their blood and
treasure also by establishing place Of refuge for
oppressed Of every land, and making civil and religious
dssGScsiDs elements Of our national . existence.
On this OCCASION, therefore, earnestly trust tha ron
WI! - present p.rcps.Ds vim il ple.sioe DUTY,
sachem John Kelly, SAchsm Joseph D. Baldwin,
Wilson Small, Henry VandewAter,
:. Richard B. Connolly, James Murphy,
William Miner, John Wheeler,
Thomas J. Barr, Treasurer, Josiah W. Brown,
Douglas Taylor, Secretary, Casper c. Cnilds,
." NJ: Waterbury, wskinkis, sseph 9; Duryea'
JOHN KELLY, Father Of the Council, pro ten.
ISAAC " FOWLER. Grand sschem.
Please address your answer 1t your earliest coave-
nience, 70 Isaac v. FowIn, New York.
The typographical Society of this city have coureoualy
sent % the subjoined:-
NEW YoRx, June 30, 1859.
JAMES GoRDoS BrnrI, Esq,
DEAR slR-You are invited to attend the nneth ami
At twelve o'clock noon, al the rooms Of the Printers
Free Library, No Chambers street. Dr. John w. Fran.
cs and other distinguished gentlemen expected TO de-
EDWARD n. SKI0MORE,
Chairman Com Of Arrangements.
The Veteran Corps Of the war Of 1912 viii parade awh
cocksdes usual" Some swindler imposed upon the
old gentlemen last year. and they say "Psase bring
this note with you, imposed upon by false
reporter last Fourth Of July. At 10 O'Clock NJ"
That fellow ought 10 be deprived Of the smell powder
for the rest Of his existence
Here s another rather rich Communications
NEW York, July LIST, 1852
The two oratons for the Fourth Of july 1859. Mr.
Burdet (the called Iion Of Literature which in his
estimation gross misnomer) win deliver two orations
the Fourth-Provdenoe per mittng-yis: one AZ rye
wesicnester City; the other q the Lunatc Asylum on
n th0 nuh nd Tho Tho
other which VIII occupy two hour IN inc delivery (iD
COLD WATER ON TIE FOURTH OF JULY-HYDRANTs
FOR THE PEOPLE ON BROADWAY.
We find that suggestions for the erection OF public
hydrants for drinking purposes gradually being adopt
cd in some shape other Mr. John Finder the croton
Water Surveyor, on Saturday set q number of men TO
work on Broadway, for the purpose OF accommodating
the multitude Of people with drink Of the pure Croou ON
the 4th inst It seems Mr. Flender has chosen every
other hydrant on Broadway, from the Battery 70 -Four.
teentn street. TO which he attaches CUP and chain
small hole bored into the cap Of the hydrant through
which stream is 10 be kept running from sunrise on
Monday until the following morning. 70 the many thou
sanos Vt .-.n hangs. especially children who congrs-
gate on Broadway 70 view the milSary pruoeMpn, tux
facility for obtaining drink will, doubt, be thank
fully received.
EXCURSIONS.
or the various abroad and steamboat lines are
making their arrangements to reap golden harvest from
the many who will be anxious to escspe from the noise
and confusion" Of ubiant Young America the metrop
oils TO places lees rural remote On many Of
the railroad lines excursion trains will be reduced
rates Of fair and besides these the following special ex.
cursions by rail and steamer are Advertised-
The Charge, swift and magnificent sound steamer Con-
neccu is to leave the pier at the foot Of Corand street
at O'clock foot Of Spring street at $780, and Peck sp
East river at TO- and then make the circuit Of Staten IT,
land, giving the passengers opportunity Of witnessing
two grand regattas"-that Of SAIL of Perth Amboy a IL
O'clock and the ciys rowing match Off the Battery on
her return the afternoon TO say nothing Of the superb
scenery land and ocean, smiling villas and villages
grim forts and gay fleets to be all along the The
Connecticut belongs in the line between New York and
Boston, and well known to the travelling portion Of the
community, including those who in the habit Of visit
ing Mount Washington by that favorite route She win
take along "splendid band Of music" and e costs
only dollar for and his wife sweetheart the
round trip; she Is not likely TO 60 empty.
The favorte steamer Keyport ID to make similar trfp
namely, TO Keyport, Fort Hamilton Ciwood and around
Staten Island from various landings Oh the North river
at the same price, and also accompanied with band Of
music The steamers Red Jacket and Kill Won Kull are
also 60 around Staten Island from pier No. North
river the latter from the foot Of Spring street and
pier No North river-the price for the excursion on
either boat being only twenty -n7o cents.
Our advertising columns also promise excursions 70 the
Fishing Banks, by the steamer Croton; to Newport
and Providence, by the steamer Governor to Harlem and
high Bridge by the three steamers In that lne 70 the
Cholera banks (ominous name), thirty miles of Fire
Island, in the rge safe steamer" Huntress to New
Haven by the Elm City, to Keyport, by the Alice Price;
to Norhport by the Geo. Law to the Highlands or Newt
sink and elsewhere In that direction by the Highland
Light and Long Branch 10 Glen Cove by steamers Long
Island and Confidence the Fishing Banks by the Island
Home and to West Point and Newburs by the steamers
Hendrix Hudson and South America.
Our readers Of aquatic turn will please take their
choice. They have wide field for selection Nor are
those who may dread the waery element without induce
mens TO spend the day abroad The Long Island Rail.
road adverses excursions all the way any part OF the
way to Greenpor and backn time for the fireworks the
Hudson River Railroad to Poughkeepse and back and the
Northern Railroad Of New Jersey to Piermon and back
Surely no need stay in the city who has any wish TO
get out of it.
RURAL AND TERPsIoHoaKAN.
she spread eagle Is destined to wing his sht on the 9TH
to the sublime summit Of the Palisades Arrangements
completed for the celebration at the old headquarters
OF Washington The Palisades Professor Norton IA thu
reader and the hghalun 10 be done up in oratioos by
Thomas Dunn English, @ O. Burr. Rev J. q. Dwight and
william Writ Skies. Trains 60 from Jersey City.
inc members Of the Brooklyn Model Yacht Club mum.
Boring some seventy i've persous will the Fourth
by an excursion to the Highlands Of Nevcrsink. Tho
squadron-some hfeen boassstted for the rendezvous
(ne shrewsbury fiver) Last evening. Toby and 10.
morrow WI se employed IN racing, fishing bathing &C.,
and tho whole viii wind up with grand hop at rhomo
sons Pavilion.
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.
Our neghbors in Brooklyn and Williamsburg arc TO
celebrate in rather economical manner. There 70 be
tremendous changing Of bells throughout the city, morn