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

In NEW IOhh ClI1.
At twenty eight minutes past four O'Clock Monday
ing that gallant officer Brigader General Spicer mus. be
On the Battery. He is commanded by General Sanford
70 "cause the national standard to be dsplayed"-i
hoist Tie United States flag that point and also have
ready to fire salute. So DEGREES the
Corporation, and the General will please be punctual
At eight O'Clock the first division of volunteer
militia will form In battle array in Fourteenth street. and
promenade down Broadway 10 the Park and after review
BY The Mayor will rest nom their labors for the day.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 2.
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH BRIGADE N. Y SIN,
NEW YORK, June 10, 1859.
Pursuant to division orders Of this date this brigade
win parade on Monday the 4th Of July next to celebrate
the anniversary Of the Declaration Of American ndepen
the brigade line will be formed on Fifth avenue the
Colonel Bostwick viii detail the company OF lancsrs
from his command TO report to the Brgader General at
his quarters, SO West Twentieth street, at quarter past
The brigade stan will assemble at the Generals quarters
in white ttowsers, at seven O'Clock A. N.
By order Of JOHN EwEN Brigader General Commanding
ROBERT TAYLOR, Brigade Hajor and Inspector.
At O'Clock there will be official regatta of the
Battery, which we will advertise gratis here
grand regatta will take place of the Battery, under
the supervision Of the Special Commee entrance to all
races Free Tho to be FIVE miles; to start from the
judges boat moored little south OF Castle Garden from
thence TO stake boat placed between Jersey City and Ellis
Island the boats to turn from north 10 west thence TO
stake boat placed west Of Governors Island turning from
south 70 east ana back TO the place Of starting coming
between the judges boat and the Battery. -
The Blind Band will ill the intervals be:ween te racss
by playing some Of their finest selections
FIRST RACE.
For boats Of any length to be rowed by four oars with
or without cockswain to start at u O'Clock p M,
First prize
SECOND PRIZE. 20
SECOND RACE.
For skeleton boats Of any length; 10 be rowed by ons
mani 70 start at 2K O'Clock P. H.
xirst prize. $40
noCOnu Prlze.. III
THIRD RACE.
For seventeen feet working boats To be rowed with
two pairs Of sculs with without! rggers to start q.
az O'Clock p. M.
First prize.
All entries to be made before 10 O'Clock on tho
day Of the race with the President Of the New York Re
gatta Club, Mr. Charles McCay, No. Broadway, where
copy OF the rules and regulations DO procured.
This regatta will be good thing II properly managed
and we hope the police win try to keep in order the FRS
ward rowdcs runners and shoulder hters who seem In
olined 70 take the affair under their special auspices
Everybody Interested in the fireworks question either
or self or wife, sister sweetheart Crinone rravatoe
natural towards sparks Of all knds 30 here we give the
ma OF places where they will DO s'let orn
40 inc evening fireworks will be displayed and music
furnished at the following places
Placs. puns
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