New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
THE CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH

tails, OF exposed to the "tender mercies" OF the
enemy, but the conscious fact that cause is just
and the CLEANS Of light that flashed upon us from
the telegraph tended to strengthen the faith and
cheer the hearts Of the people, who are intensely In
'eres,ed in this struggle for the right.
PARADE OF TIE FIRST DIVISION n. y. 8. NJ
Tho,e regiments of the LIST Division remaining in
the city made fine appearance yesterday. Line
was formed on Fourteenth streaA Actright resting
on Broadway, at 8 a. Preciscsy at u the column
cor menced TO move, passing down Broadway in the
order;
BIZ, Gen Chas Y.te. Acting Msjor,GtnerL,
E.col.ei by Capt O,o's Troop OF Horse.
Co, Psal.y, Acting big ,d.r General, Is. Brigade.
Col. Burger. Acting Drsadier'Grnerai I'd Brigade
Fret Regiment DTsfsonsi Col Price
Third Regimen, 1o".r., Capt. Burke Acting Colonel.
p.oSg Of aih ass Gn . Jsp nrGn oop.
Fii.h Re,imsn,, Lsut Col Dodge. Acting Colonel
Mcclellan Gfeys Col Jane. A. Tsber
o. reaching the City Hall Park, Gen. Yates took
biz position near Mayor Opdyke Gen. Cuyler Hamil-
ton, Col. Dickel and Col. Burger, in front OF the
City Hall, where tho troops were by them reviewed.
The procession passed through the west gate and up
Broadway, where they We're dismissed.
The Mcclellan Grays Grc a new regiment, CON-
posed entirely Of boys too young TO be liable 10
military duty. They uniformed simiarly to the
9TH Regiment aud In the parade of yesterday formed
one of me chief features
THE CENTRAL PARK.
Tie Central Park was one Of the principal sources
of attraction yesterday. Vast numbers OF persons
svsilcd themselves of the opportunity afforded by
the holiday to witness the beauty Of this magnificent
pleasure ground. A band provided by the Commits
siones moved IN boats about the lake, discoursing
sweet music to the visitors, giving it an air Of en-
b.nted scenery"
This Park lie the lungs Of tho city, and the great
nultitudes that visit it when fair opportunity ia
preaented show that its beauty and is advantages
are appreciated 1t is there the botanst the geolo-
giat, the lover Of Nature, can lind tongues IN
troes, sermons in stones and good in everything"
From morning until evening, great numbers OF per,
son. on foot on horseback, and in carriages, lined
the streets leading 10 the Park.
TIE FIREWORKS.
At the City Hall, soon after sunset, Connells Band
took lis place the stage erected for that purpose, III
front Of the Hall, and commenced tho exhibition OF
the evening by performing the Star Spauged Ban
per'' aud other inspiring airs.
The pyrotechncs consisted Of the Passion Flowers
Star Of Independence; Queen OF the Mist; Magic
STIR, with five changes; Endless Saxon Chain; Kay
onnant sun; Magician Circle; American Coat oil
Arms; Steamer Minnesota, with motto "Constiiu-
tion;" Scroll; Quadrille FAIRIES Froic; Flight OF
Birds Of Paradse; Shield OF Our Union; Triple
Cross Of Nsts; Monument of Pharaoh; Illuminated
Cree Tree; Naval Engugeins Monitor vs MerIi-
p.sct Stnd Temple Of Liberty.
The engagement between tue Monitor and the
Merrimac received great applause from the multi
tude gathered 10 witness the exhibition. The closing
piece, the Temple OF Liberty, with General Michel
Ian for the central figure, hardly up TO the usual
character VI the s pieces in front VI the City hall,
although a very pretty combination OF coioTs.
THE BATTERY.
L.,
Frolic Star Of America Saturn and Satellites, Star
OF Independence. Chiness Bower, Kaleidoscope,
Cro,s OF Malta, Steamship, few Tree, Cascade,
Scroll Pyramid; and Wsuneheaker's Band provided
the musc.
FRANKLIN SQUARE.
At Franklin street and Wet Broadway, the re-
presentations were: japanese Glory, India Pal
metto Scroll QuadTille, Star OF America; Rosette,
red. white. and blue; Shield Of Our Union, Yew
Tree. Tribute TO Csres, Msgic Star, Cafcade, Zsnia
Pcruvia Scroll Pyramid, Goddess of Liberty, Grand
ii osaic Battery.
HAnsERsLrY AND HOUSTON sTRILTs.
In the square forming the junction OF Hsmmersley
music, and the following pYrotechnic display was
sde: Date Tree Indian Palmetto, Persisn Rose,
Star Of America Cascade, iew Tree, Tribute TO
Ceres, Eagle Pyramid, japanese Glory, Scroll
Onsdrille, Zania Peruvia, Polka Dance and Colored
Battery, Shield Of our Union.
1OhIhlNs tRtAtb.
Phones Band discoursed the music ~ Tohpk kin,
Square. and the display Of fireworks included the
pieces: Cascade Persian htose, Star OF
America. Magic Star, Fairies trObc, Polka Dance
aud Colored Battery, Passion Flower, Chinese
Bower. Date Tree, Yew Tree, Saturn aud satellites,
Ross Of PeLin, Grand Temple figure Of Wasbingtonl
b The archD, with grand Mosaic Battery.
.yyysTH AyEsuy And TwTsTr-THIRD STREET
IN, diglay NJ Seventh avenue aud Twenty-tfird
.fr # consisted Of: Passion flower, f.iree frolic,
VI sless cross magic star cascade, yew tree, kaledo
,ropc poke dance and colored battery, Chnese
boz er. Persian rose etsr of independence American
roat al sris Sbueller's band WA IN attendance.
sLDIs0S SQUARE.
At Madison Square the following display VS.
made: Cascade, Chinese bower, Maltese er0ss Zanis
Pernyia Saturn and lie sateilites yew tree star Of
polka dance and colored battery Per-
,jnn rose kaleidoscope, fairice roc passion flower,
liberty and justice, Star Of America, temple Of lib.
erty, grand Mosaic battery.
JACKSON sQUhnI.
The Jsckion. Square display drew together large
copcourse of citizens. II consisted Of japanese
Glory, Indian Palmetto, Zana Periyls, Persian
Rose, Star Of Independence, Maltese Crots, lew
Tree, Tribute 20 Ceres, Passion Flower, Scroll
Ousdrille. Eagle aud Colored Battery, American
Goat OF Arms. Wallace Band provided the mnsic.
THs dsrl,ys at Liberty Square Thirty fourth street
and Eighth and Ninth avenues, Union Square,
Tenth ayeure and Kingebrdge Road, Marion and
Sprinp aud Manhattanyille, were an soinrapae,
akbongb not so extensive a. at the City Han. Inc
sntbugis, was scarcely as great I'D upon former oc-
cksioIs. -, 1910
Tho Veterans, to the number of 90, assembled al
II a. H., yesterday, at tho Mercer House, under
command Of Brig. Gen. II. Raymond. They passed
down Broadway, TO tho Park Barracks, where they
,b.e,ed the sick and wounded inmates. They then
v;sit.d and chsered the various newspaper Offices,
siter which they partook OF dinner IN Chatham
street.
sALUTES.
A detachment from the First Brigade fired the
customary morning salute on the Battery, at SUNRISE
and National salute was given 81 the seme place,
d.,,ch,ue M from the Second Rrynde