New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

evening in two Of their best plays. Inc rAnoy
Actress' and the burlesque of Lalla kooSh, In
which the Florence appears as Zoyara Blondlp ana
variety Of other celebrities, and Mrs. Florence pays
Mis- Rookb The entertainment is OF the best ana
most attractive offered.
Wint,r Gayden-There is no afternoon perform
anee here, but this evening will be acted for the ast
time, the beautiful drama of Jessie Brown, WIN
the charming Agnes Robertson as JESSIE and MI
Boucicault in his original character OF the " Nena
Sabib.~ The afterpece of The Sisters" will also De
played.
Borery 7Aeater-Two grand performances are an
nourced here, particulars not given.
Nes Borery Theater.-Ditto, ditto
BarDum's Americaa Museum.-Three grand enter
anments are to be given here to-day the first one be-
ginning at 10 o'clock this morning. The particulars
are given in the advertisements. Mr.. W. ONiel the
Irish comedian appears and is supported by q good
company. The ten thousand curosices, the good ven
tation of the building and the fine performance make
this house one of the most popular in the city at all
ines, and especially sought on days like this The
grand panorama of Broadway can be seen admirably
from the balconies of the Museum, which is an add
tional attraction TO those who are seeking where 10
| spend their Fourth of July.
Temple of Magic, No. 4A Observation-Disclosures
jacobs the Incompatible wizard has laid out for him.
self hard days work; his patrons are 80 numerous
as TO overflow the little theater, he is going TO give
four perfomsnces in order that four audiences may
be astonisbed in succession The entertainments are
| given at IL a. M, and at l, 3, and p. m.
Palace Garden-Two performances are given
here, one at . p. M, aud the other this evening"
long list Of artists eDgagedto gives pleasing music
al and terpschorean programme, and as the place Is
cool and very pleasant, it is fine place to spend an
hour or two. AT 10 a. m, balloon ascension by
Professor Wise.
GEO. Christy's Minstrels, MJlo'S Saloon-Two
performances are given here at p. M and one at
the usual hour this evening. Excellent programmes
offered on both occasions. The hall is cool and wen
ventilated consideration of the greatest consequence
| at this time of year.
California Meaagerie-C Corner Thirteenth street and
FourtL avenue This exhibition will be open all day.
Brvanfs Minstrels.-This fine company give per-
Torrance this afternoon well az this evening" LOIS
| of fun on both occasions.
| EXCURSIONS
Our readers are referred to The TRIBUNE OF yester
dawn which we printed carefully prepared list OF
todavs excursions-and to advertising columns for
an account of the nnumerable pleasure trips offered by
| every railroad leading out of New-York, and every
steamboat that can he chartered in these waters.
Should the day be pleasant quarter of our population
NAV be expected to HE away for the country and the
oc.an.sbore Thousands indeed, left yesterday from
morning till night the railroad companies rejoicing
in plut of passengers, and running extra trains.
| MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS.
| Tba day will as usual be marked by general ces-
sation of municipal and judicial business. All the
courts have adjourned over till Thursday.
The Veteran Corps of 1912 will meet at their head
quarters in Lspenard street. at l0 a. m, to celebrate
the festival to them especially DEAR and to be honored
| The TammaDy Society hold grand pow-wow in the
| old Old Wigwam, where Brother John Cochrane will
deliver the annual address. The shades Of Jefferson
and Jackson will be invoked for the thousandh time,
ard the Chiefs, Sachems ard Warriors, will make as
merry as their troublous condition will permit.
| With the eommendabe intention of protecting the
city property from those fires which may reasonably
be expected on the Fourth the foreman of the Exempt
Engine Co. has notified biz that the Hand Engine
will be stationed in the Park at o'clock p. M, and
that the Steam Fire Engine will be kept IN readiness
| from till 6p m. Members are also particularly re-
quested TO be ready in of lire in the lower districts
| From all the towns AID villages about New-York,
we hear of preparations going on for lively celebra-
| ton. At Harlem and many other places readings OF
| the Declaration of Independence, songs, orarons,
poems and dinners are the order of the day. The
| Twelfth Ward Republican Association are to have
good time at Mt. Morris although the proceedings will
not be of strictly parzan nature, and all classes and
| sects are invited to attend.
CELEBRATION IN BROOKLYN.
The anniversary will be ushered in at Brooklyn this
morning by the firing of cannon in both Districts The
National flags will be displayed from the City Hall
and other prominent points, and the frebells will be
Iung The Fifth Brigade, under command of Gen.
| Crooke, will form on Green avenue at Il clock The
line of march will be down Hanson place to Fl4bush
avenue, Flatbush avenue to Schermerhorn street,
Scbermerhon street to Bond street Bond street to At
lantic street. Atlantic street to Smith street, Smith
street to Sacket street, Sacket street to Clinton street.
Clinton street Joraemon street. Joralemon street to
Court street. Court street 10 Myrtle avenue, and dis
MISE The bells TO be rung at noon and shutdown.
In the evening there will be display of fireworks in
front of the City Hall, and in the Eastern District
the open lots bounded by Graham avenue, Even,
Ainele and Devoe streets.