New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03


the Seaside House going retaining Leaves Catbains Mar
let at o'clock foot f Spring ste O'Clock and fsr NO
4, North River. at O'Clock -.
Excursion Glen Covss touching at for' ochusie''
Neck Sands Pclp Cy Island. The stssmer Long 'An'
viii leave street at s:4s M. Brooms street n'
eayen,h street at l05 n and Twenty-s1th seet@ 'v"
Returning leave. Glen Cove at 80 NJ anOrdns nns M W
the Ess, River and On Long Island Sound
% spIendd steamer Hero, Capt. Hsncox. WI ieave An0
,t Iotbl .rset on an Excursion 10 the Fishing bsnk a"a
around hs Light Ship 80, Spring street Al ''4'
street 1850 Brooms sgeet, Z. R., 8:l5r Peek sup o I
North River and Morris street Pie 's''sy CHy o." ~
returning at 5p m. ,u.
The Hero on her Moonlight Excursion, leaves Amos i"e
Ih) o'clock Spring street 7:i5 Morris s''se'
Jor,sy CITY 1:30 Peck clip 7;45, Broome street, L. w.
Pier No. N. r. eI5 m large cO,ion band Ffocee'
ps Bp The North River far YOnkeS resonins o' "
Dsneins under the saperiutsndenee Of Committee.
Ercurson Tickets from Fortress Monroe a th ~eA
via Phlsdephs and Baltimore. NewJersey Rroad 1905
Courtlsnst street.
sswJ.,ev Rsilroad Excursions to PhsaslPks at g. NJ
n a. IN, 10 m. aDds p. M
Island Rsiosd to Greenpor. from Hunters Pou lea'
Inc JsrneEp By ferry boat at O'Clock In the msrnias
The steamer Massachusetts, will leave Jane'sh on eons'
day, at esO'clock p IN. 80. e.,u..
Excursions to Harlem every hour by the s'e@nie'' SJ'
Shore aud Sylvan Grove, from Peckstp
Celebrsl ion ct Elm Park, Staten Island GRAFTON oy @
,f ooLrn,n Steamers Flora and Pomona Leave fief NO
Is NORTH River foot Of Courlsudt street. at o. Vt ana
Hourly trip. to Staten Island, also by 'ne '0"'''@'
whtsbs-slip. y,.a...a.x
Tn. ,-.mer Bridgeport will leave Poctsp on "edns'a-y
JuI AT 2l o'clock for Bridgeport arriving In time W
with all express IAins
steamer will leave Pier % H. foot Of Vs'ry stree" "'''
Cans at II this afternoon, for Newport and fr'voene'
The Fan River Boat for Newpert Fall River ana Do'' ~
leave o. p. IN, from the ususi place. T..
The sonington steamer the foot Of Courtlandt
Croton Providence Boston, leaves the same hou
boats OF 9TH splendid accommodations io
and sne nights trip over the Sound IL Of the pc
o. e1cureions we know Of - -.
h staten I.ud Railroad IN connection with the rry-boai'
from whitehall viii take passengers hourly to the camps SHa
groves Of staten Island
The steamboats, Emily, Tiger and TrumPete' iefo e'
bou from Harlem for the high Bdcge ami Kings bdso y" ~
Hs lem River. .,
make frequent trip, beautiful resorts on the ''u ~
staten Isisud
PIREwoRgs.
Inde,endence Day would DO dreary enough 70 the
youugsters without a liberal supply oil fHewo'hS'
Torpedoes equibs and cracleTs are essential 10 louns
America. for the proper celebration oi the fth aS
tnusc parad g. speeches. and good dinners are 10 'heH
seniors To-day thoughtful parents, VINO nave ue
banoiness of their little at Lea VIII re sure W
Law in literal supply Of the products oil tue pyioecn
mist. For their guidance we have prepared lst Oh
dealers and manufacturers from whom they may Oo- |
tam the choicest and cheapest assoftmeLts III Tue
market
sts Broadway and No. lss Rsadest
The Union Fh.w ok Company. No. 1a5 Broadway
U,86.d. Pir.woks No. 80 John st., aud No. VI Maideh
lane.
EDGES Depot No. 2sT Broadway
E1s.'. Premium Fireuori No. 37 Maiden lane
Also At No 10 John..t, No. 81 John No "a orosa"sy
No 500 sy No. 2yT Broadway No lso Broadway no. '
gtoadwa, ogpo.ise BoDd-st.. and No R67 Broadway
B.deau Lockwood q Co, No. 221 WsahinstoH-st'
PLAds
a .paursd s.sudAId NAY be obtained in variety Of
sres and styles at
] N Steam. & Co, Cedar st., nesr the Post-once.
sait,bury 4 Co.'S No. 50 ve.eyst.
ChristopLes Morse Szippon No 100 Ns'ssust
TuE WEArHER.-The heavy rain Of Monday night
was succeeded yesterday bya coo braeing arr wnich
during the afternoon changed 10 still breeze, sugges-
tive II March rather than July. At noon the ther-
meter sood at ~ against II the day previous Ia
the evening oyercoats were comfortable the mercury
having fallen TO So at p. m., with continued down
ward tendency Though the sky was quite cloudy the
new comet shone with great brancy in the early part
VI the evening
ARrlyAL OF ExrcRASTs.-During the month OF
juno thir,y-seyen emigrant ships arrived al Oaftie
Garlen OF which twenty y-eght were sailing vessels
and nine were steamers. the vessels we're from Liv-
erpool, 70; London, q Galway, q Tralee, Il Hayre
5; Hamburg 3; Bremen, 8; anj one each from Ant
werp Rott. rdam and Genoa. They brought lO,2S3
passengers and the largest number from one port was
4.695 fom Liverpool
Mr. SICKLEs NOT TO BE GEsERAL.-ltis II reported
that in consequence Of the difficulties ind dcourage-
ments thrown in his way, the Hon. Daniel l.. Sickles
bus relinquished the plan Of 70 ming brigade, and
now resumes the Co,onelcy of the regiment previously
comm ,nded by Col. Williamson, who rstires from the
position.
FLAG RaIsrSo-The stars and stripes will be flung