The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

ana the fountain 1seu oeng IN fuli play, added 70 the
general effect The crowd immense The entire
space within sight OF the Hall throngcd with people,
while Ia every window and upon every roof in the vi
entity many spectators could be accommo-
dated The pyrotechnc display comprised the following
l. Passion Flower.
2. Glory Of Japan.
g. Revolving sun.
l. hpicI, or Tree.
D. Diamonds and Roses.
O. Saxon Cross
z. star Of America
g. Revolving Globe
g. Kaleidoscope
10 Galoyade OF scrpen,s.
H. Chapets Of Flo<a.
IL Cross of -. John
10 Temple of Liberty.
Several Of these pieces went on beautifully although
few appeared have been affected by damonees The
last piece the browning glory the whole n repro-
sented the Temple Of Liberty, with foundation piarn
and dome, which was surmounted by representation Of
the American Eagle. shield occupied the centre and
the sentence "Our Union and forever" shone forth
in letters OF fire. until the entire figure Of the temple had
vanished fight Of rockets was the conclusion Of the
programme The finest portion Of the exhibition the
illumination of the Fountain which attracted much at
tsn,.on and was received with audible manifestations Of
The display was concluded shortly after nine O'Clock
and those present departed for their homes In order and
with regularity There was no providing or pushing and
MOI an accident occurred mar the interest u tho
occasion
The police regulations were excellent and well carried
out.
There were some accidents by the careless handling
firearms during the day. but considering the amount Of
gnnpowder exploded the number Of casualties were hap
boy about twelve years Of ago. named Hiram Fair
child, met with serious misfortune At the corner Of
wlIoughby and Jay streets whilst engaged in exploding
caps upon the sidewalk by Of stone,
fragment Of Of them penetrated his left eye and
destroyed the sight He conveyed 70 his home In Can
ton street. by gentleman who Witnessed tho
little boy named McCaolsy, residing In Hudson ave-
nue. was disngursd IN the face BY pistol shot rcd by
The hoy was standing IN on Of store with his brother,
when Coffee as represented came up and fired twice In
his face The fellow was pursued, but escaped.
lad named Norris fell from a cherry tree, on Fifth
avenue, and broke his left His parents reside In
Washington street.
boy whose name was asccrtalned had one Of his
fingers torn of in Tilary street by the premature dis
charge Of pistol. Another named Smith, residing in
Jay street, had one Of his hands scattered
There other sccients Of similar character, but
tar could he learned resulting injuries
The night previous the house Of John Under hili No.
20 Washington street. foousiy entered through the
grating in the sidewalk The burglars made their way
into the cellar and thence up stairs through every part
Of the house Every drawer and ci0set ransacked
and some valuable urs and sverware known 10 have
been taken. The family are absent from the city
row occurred nj porter house on the corner Of
Graham and Myrtle avenue among number of half
drunken yonng men They got out into the street and
toasht vigorously for some time, using clubs and
stones One man was struck with a ston. and knocked
senseess Several others injured. Hack Inspector
Corr and constable Folk succeeded IN spycssng the light
by taking fur persons into custody, namely VIM Lnd-
low Vim. McC1uskey, Patrick layton and Henry Person
They brought before Justice Cornwel and layton
waving examination, was admitted to bail McCiuskey
and Fcrson were fined $40 each and Ludlow dis
charged
for $500 side took place from the Club House,
foot Of Court STREET. between the yachts Partridge and
Niarara. They sailed the usual COURSE from the
stake beat to Robbins Reef light and back three times
distance of twenty miles The Partridge the winner
by nearly three miles but she touched the stake boat,
which was contrary IN the rules Of the race, the stake
money was withheld Considerable money was bet upon
the suit by outsiders. Several Of those who had bet
the niagara gave up the money, however.
THE YACHT JULIA.
The yacht Julia, lying at the Cobb dock, deserves
special mention among reports Of the celebration
She was gaiy dccked with bunting all day. and in the
evening splendid pyrotcchnic display which had
a beautiful effect the water. She blaze Of
fireworks. Mr.. Waterbury the gallant commander,
extremely polite and attentive 70 all persons who visited
his yacht and entertained strangers in the most hospita
bic manner