New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
THE CELEBRATION OF TO-DAY.

Should the weather to-day prove as propitious as
that with which patriotic NewYorkers were favored
just one year ago. the Fourth will be celebrated by our
citizens ia due and ancient style. the Japanese, the
Great Eastern and other excitemens have so fully |
occupied the public mind that the usual squb-aud-
cracker anticipation of to-days delights has not OBJ
tanned much in former years. But the huge dis
play of advertisements offering TO our citizens ali man.
of excursions outdoor sports, theatrical amdse-
ments, regaitas, and bsnQuetsto say nothing OF the
eDjoyments be furnished by the City Fathers at the
public expense-prove that owners oil steamboats,,
thu atei managers and Aldermen understand very well
the intent of their patront and constituents.
Young America will have his annual holiday, though
parties rage never fercely and though aarmists
throw out loud talk Of dsuniou-Of which talk, by
the way he don't believe word. And all New-fork,
old and young, tired with Summer work, and wilted
with Summer heat will gladly seize the chance OF es-
Gaping for one day at least, from the WEAKNESS oil
their regular business pu suits.
First on the list of attractions presented for the occa-
sion, come those which free TO rich and poor alike
The following, submitted by the Joint Committee OF
the Common Council, is the
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION N. \. M
NewYork, June IL, 1850.
GENERAL ORDKRs-No.3 .,
bIats the Anniversary Of our National In iePehsece
The Division line will be formed In ithst, with the righ on
Broadway, at o'clock M and viii be reviewed ny NE
Excelency the Commander in CheC ,,,-
tobe stationed Union Park the Govesnor salute
BhsadierGenera Hall viii detil AZ escort for the Com
Cbef to report to the General at quarter before
o'clock, such point as he may designate 49,, c, Han
at 10 oeiock a. m The line Of march Broadway
through Chambrs to the east gate Of the Psk ith st.
parade grounds the Division during the parade and review"
| by order OF Msjor-Genera Sanford. "
General Sanford viii so direct national salute 70 De nred
rom the battery at sunrise, and also y noon 10, Aha
superyson of the Special Committee Entrance all
The be three miles 70 stan fro the judge, boat.
boat placed opposite Pier No r. the boats to turn from
Island and the battery turning from repeating
the place Of starting coming In between the judges boat
Common Council The races to commence at O'clock p m
The Robesons viii MI the intervals between the Races oy
play ing Of their finest selections
The following Races will take place; a., -,
Race for nineteen feet working boats spTtsa rhon rue
der oars, nothing to be used outside. Pnzes lst SDi
Face for row boats si,-oaed cnker boats of any
length. This race exclusively for amateur osrsmen with or
ShSUs second prize f ES s gp'
Race for fouI-oared boats OF any length NO Iesrcnons
To be Iowed by with four oars Prizes l 800 3D.
Race for champion cu for all any length. No
,trcton To be rowed by with one pair Of SOULS
Prizes: ist, $40; %, $500 ID, s25.
feet working boats No restrictions To
be rowed with two pairs of SOULS Prizes: lst e5 3D. $io
entries to be made on or before 2 o'clock Tuesday the
Sd Of July with the President Of the New Regatta Club Mr.
Charles McCay NO Broadway, where copy Of the Rules
ard Regulations can be procured
The following gentlemen have been selected to act
JUDGES 0' TIE J. Ie ssHERMAN BRowNELL,
JAMES Ii: WELSH,
CAPT. JOHN HALL
JUDGE v0RHIEs of Brooklyn,
SIDNEY DORL0N,
The decision of the Judges will be final
In the Evening" FIREWORKS win be displayed and MUSIC
akad tlato loHinp nlace
Place Band.
CITY Hall. .sheltons
Hamilton Square Cassels
Madison Square "sshington
Mount Mora. Square ws6iSs,a
Franklin and st Broadway c.:
Seventh aud Forty third street GsseI'
aanay Hi FouIthsy and aCth.t 5iist
tween eth and 9Th Schenelers
The owners and master. Of vessels lying port and pOPre
e Sis on that day the are requested to ring bells Of
their churches hour Il, and sun
Drivers of vehicles requested avoid the line of process
The Civic Societies and Municipal AuthOre, invited
desperate with the Committee in uheranee Of the celebration
S MICHEL 4 ftf6nMnEiY Y
T 2RN fFAktEY, Ro,,S fo or ats,s,.r
JOHN H. BRADY '''u O'
JOHN T. HENRf,
JOHN HOGAN,
JOHN BAULCH,
ED. COSTELLO, Comuittse
JOHN VAN TINE, Road of Conn,il,nsp
CHAS. MCCARTHY, 1 VI N'
CHAs. C. PINKNEH,
JOHN A. ALLEN,
NJ. PLATT, Chairman Joint Committee.
Z. W. TAYLOR, Secretary
THE REGATTA.
The Regatta, of which the official plan is presented
above bids fair be of the most interesting fea-
lures Of our celebration. Beside the sxoared boats
whose names have not been furnished u.s. the following
working boats are entered be sailed ruled with
out rudder or oars and guided only by shifting the
sails and ballast:
Name Of Boat. Sailed BY Builder.
Nancy ''Joteph
Dan Bry ant. ......John fangh''..'''''S Latin IN
Peter Keegan. Michael Kelly James Eyerson.
Charles harvey John Hennessy hampton.
Il. Cotdy .......... Ihos. }; Ioady'''...,
Reinseef.......... Edward Coady ..... Everson.
Julia bean.. ...... VIM henny '''''''.Jas EYefson
Maggie Concklin Dan Donovan. ......s Lahon.
Lucky StaT.........Wm. Lee''.'.'.''''J' DomelIy.
ROUR-OARED BOATS.
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