Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

nso dsighttoi ttms-eii enjoying themselves.
very much.
TsE PnoCEAsI0N-THE LINE OF HAsca.
A, ten o'clock the Grand Processiou, com.
posed Of the military. civil societies, 6rsueu
and citizens. formed 1t the corner Of Ma:n and
Second streets. in the following order:
First.-Narshal Of the day, J. Buls
Second.-Caunon Of d. G. As.
Third-Union Bsud.
| FOurth.--Dsvenport City Artillery.
Ffth.-Davenport Guards.
Sixth.-Ssrsfsld Guards.
Seventh.-Davsnport Rides.
! Eighth.-Two express wagons containing tkirsy-
| three lovely young girls, representing the
| States Of the Union
| Ninth.-Fire King Eagine Company.
| Tenth. Hose Company.
| ElevsEth.-Rsseue Engine company.
Twelfth.-Hook and Ladder Company.
Thirtesnth.-Storn's hand.
F.urseenth.- Turner'S Society.
GERS Of the day.
Sixtsenth.-Citisens.
The procession, which numbered about Eve
up Front to Brady. and up Brady to the beau
tiful grouni 10 eelected by the committee, be-
tween Brady aud Perry. on 9th street.
THE PRoCEEDrN0s ON THE GROUND.
The vast meeting vas called to order by the
President. Mayor Caldwell. The Union Band
then struck up one Of their beautiful pieces. and
were followed by the Aannsrchor 10 . sweet
song, entitled. 'Solsmn Silence"
RI. Rev. HxNRY w. LES opene the regu.
lar proceedings with . beautiful prayer. and
vas followed BY VIZ. HALL, Eco the Reader of
the Day. who in . fine. rich tone, read taat
soul-stirriog instrument, the DECLARATION OF
IxDsrrEDEscx. We must give Mr.. Hall credit
for being the best reader We have heard in tn .
west Our patriotism vas wonderfully en-.
hanced after hearing him read the Declaration
Of American Freedom. After Mr.. Hall had
6nisbsd. the Uoion Band played another Of
their fine pieces Of music. and we're follow
BY the Hsnnsrehor in the Marssillss Hymn.
CnAsLss E. PUINAu. Eso., the Orator of the
Day, was then introduced, and deli vered his
addrssa The address 10 . beautiful compost
tion. and will bs published In to-morrow's ps
per.
The Mannsrehor then sung one Of their
beautiful ehoruses. and we're followed by
Stesas Baad. who gave Yankee Doodle with
capital effect
After three cheers for the orator and three
for the Mannsrchor, the companies formed and
marched from the grounds to town, after
which they separated. some going to
Mitchelrs Bluff, and others scattering around
town. The most of them visited Rislsy. Pan.
Drama ofthe Thames, and we're we'll pleased.
REILLEYs.
Mr.. Rsilley. who had the lease Of "Aitch ell :
lot on tho bluS, had large concourss Of citi-
zsns throughout the day. In the evening he
sent up three large balloons. and had splen-
did display Of ire-worke. All who visited bic
place appeared to enjoy Themselves hugely.
The Nsunsmachsr Gosrls Of Mascatins, came
up On the Lussrns. and we're we'll received at
RsilleYs - also At Martins, who had pic mic
in the immediate neighborhood.
PIC MIC.
The Catholic school children had . very
pleasant pic mic east Of Farnham street,as had
also some German children.
INnDENTs, 10.
We must cay, that considering the number
| Of people in town. and the general enthusiasm
Of the citizens. that everything passed of
quietly and psscesbly. There was only one
arrest made yesterday for anything that trans-
pired on the 4th. Zone Of our citizens vas ar.
rested for hitting another over the head with .
beer tumbler. and brought before Justice
Claussen, who fined him Eve dollars and eosts)
which We think esnuot be beat in the Union.
A boy on Harrison street had his face badly
burnt By igniting some powder In tin cup.
and one young lad had the end of bis finger
shot of By the premature discharge Of pis-
! tol, which were the only accidents ws heard
Of AZ matter Of course. there was large
smount Of ''tsngls-foot" used, and being the
4th Of July. vas veil watersd, 20 there va
not much fight in It.
In the evening there vas general display
= Fireworks By moot Of our citissus, which
were put up and of on private spset lssios.
there being NO general &splay at anyone point
The Eiae's Ball II Metropolitan Hall was a.
tsndsd By over thirty couple. the Sass6elds q
L. Claire Hall BY sboat eighty couple. and the
Military Ball 1t Lahsnann's Hall by from 40
to lto couple. oil Of which passed OF With
out . srumble Of tight.
zs 1ousra OF svlY nor IN IEcoAlaR
Our sister city at the hssd Of the Rspije,
hes for . long time bssn celebrated for her
pretty girls. charming dAassrs. and pleasant
parties. asd vs thisk che is richly entitled "a
oil the praise heretofore bestowed upon her,
The yoaog felks Of LsClaire. are WHY soeis
bic elass. and are sDxieus 70 do everything Il
their power to sntertain those from abroad Ct.
tending thsh partiea Tuesday evening, some
thing over one hundred ladies and gsntlsuea
sdu'ssrs Of Terpsiehers. assemblsd in Csptsil
Dsvenports fus Hall. - while svay . fsu
hours In enjoyment Of The masy dance. Nil.
White. Strssssr and The Big Bees" sf til
Union Basd. furaiahsd the music. The con
pAny were al In most szssllsnt spirits and On
tered into the pleasures Of the evening viii
mash animation. About eleven o'clock supps
vas snnousssd, sad ws repaired t. the How
ard 6esss = enjoy u. Dfua shs rsputatio,
i q ths Hevsrd Hnaas. vs bad sxpsetsd : 6a,
| ssppsr. ssd tealy " had Il. The table ~,
lesdsd uith goed thiaea ef every soseeivshl
kiod. TIE suppss vse =, -. = sr..d l;....