The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06
THE FOURTH.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT ABOUT THE WAR.
THB MILITARY PROCESSION AND REVIEW.
Old Tamnlany on Secretary
stanton.
the COMMON COUNCIL CELEBRATION.
MAGNIFICENT ,PyROTEcRNlC DISPLAY.
&C.. &C., sc.


momeat coping with one OF tho tremendous rebel
lions known in tho history OF the world strug
Cling perhaps for its national existence. Yet such is
the elasticity Of people No trouble long dopress
them and this buoy Of spirits and hopeunsss OF
heart Of the wonderful Of the
Amer lean people, well OF the greatest elements
Of Their power and stability Il the result Of
thoaghtessness or absence Of proper feeling but the
effect Of al abiding faith in right and justice and tho
conviction that everything Will up squarely and
pleasantly in the end, lei it lie far
To describe the appearance Of things the city Fri
day would only DO to repeai what has been done
and again, year after year, columns OF this
paper. With the great pressure 81 war news on our
space sketch would only be unnecessary but
might deprive readers OF Tar interesting
pertaining 10 other subjects. We shall therefore merely
remark that The people out III tens OF thousands,
the places OF public resort and amusement
med and jamrned tho buildings and shipping pro-
tuseiy With ags and other appropriate dress
ings the vendors Of fireworks Industrious
bees, the expenditure OF gunpowder something
immense, and finally, the pyrotcchnic display in
the evening truly magnificent aud imposing
Apart from the natural excitemen. Of the day the only
extraordinary sensation that heard Of created by
scall for
ANTI ABOLITION MEETING,
Which did not take place the City Hall Park about five
O'Clock the evening. Several placards containing
ing but pulled or the fences andash boxes by
Interested parties. gentleman informed reporter
that he policeman busiiy engaged in tearing down
the pacards but whether this be posiy ely
the saith not, failing the with his
eyes.
The riacard alluded to read follows
TO TIE PEJ.1F.
GOWN WITH TIE AbUi!iIuSISTS.
/ Union men Of New York, hse again met
AZ. fha =.
! soNWARD TO RICHMOND" F.NArIcs
The responsibility belongs. The
GRENlEYs, CHAEvERS
AND orHER AEoiIifOSIsrS
Havo brought his and othar misiortupes upon ours
sand DEFEAT brave generals and soldiers who areS
sighting for
sand not Tor the negro. Citizens or New York, whos
sendorse these sentiments OF
DOWN WITH THE ABOLITION FANATICS"
Meet IN the city Hall Park al i've O'Clock NJ July AZ
/ By order OF MANY UNION men.
Our reporter waited about the Park from Ave O'Clock
until O'Clock. whea, seeing signs or the
meeting coming oil hs took his departure. platform
speakers erected in wahngo statue
but speakers appeared. Policemen scattered
uid p.on,sully 5lackbcrriss IL aniic
pitiag disturbance. large squad o. the Metropci
drawn up front of the lines building, and
a prowed about the Office OF tic grand organ Of
asoi'tionism. NJ demonstration too place, however,
further than very noisy conversations about
THE WAR EXCITEMENT,
Which CO. tain.Y was most intense. The diversity or
opinions prevailing curious study. You heas
lioniss covert secessioai-ts onion men Brshgrs
asorts expressing Their views tho interesting subject
Tho bulletin scontemporsry-which scned cmpioycs
the customary annual hoiiGay this ysir-con ain.
oil extracts from the rebel accounts Of the late bat
ties before Richmond, showing loss or the enemy
have been most heavy This read connei digested
aud discussed, scientifically fooiIsbiy, the case
might be.
'Where>did they get Their Southern papers from
should like 10 knox lnat, you The hieal All
suFd--fase--bosbl' exclaimed inglishmag. VITA a
WINK intended 70 Ds yey sly, am smile .Ac saccr Of
wlcn was III concealed.
oh you cousin 10 the london ri,ac that's pisn
answered a maj snant person in the crowd.
why spers lrciu The soath are received every day
my friend put In another
III can't Zee that again drawlod the Engli.her
when there are 400 900 rebels between iicnn1ad and
oar army you kuow.n
suppose tho prisoners captured by McCqsi,an could
easily have aio Richmond rarcrs about them, my
fricud could they n1tr' HE'D lther IS slgll5r
This Dos r., AID Johnny BUN isft al Oh
yaas, of cotr4e aad uzze4 l,.k all ever.
t ce1r sicory f,r Mcclellan afte- an oyously
shouted another igd.yIdi a.
LAS much The PUCK Of our soldiers a. ltcClellans
wrk and more to- mattered a long haired, lantern
lavsd parsonage evidently sboitiJnist sunk
away greatly dissatisfied with son-thing not ceT,y
visible
And 30 the conversation wsut On and 20 We ara |
wandering away from the Fourth Of Jay c3sbras.o4
prorer Bat to return
1ag MILITARY DISPLAY
Had the rare nsrit * Ifonpaess aia Fa1ctGaity.
not inposins 81 extensive. 10 srter o. MAO
General sand:or tho iine was formed Fcnneenin
street. right restgg Broadway, at ght O'Clock A.
M aud a quarter 10 nin9 vChcK ibs column moved |
down bsoaasay ~ ..s sy ~ ~ 80, 80 49, y
R1isader General charles Ysc Acr,ap W.ior General
Esc irted 5y Captain Utios Ieocp q lIol5e
Coloue Postey Acting ~ y ia,er $500. ~
N0o'e' ~ s,'ss r.,,aas. ,,rss.,,s' ~ onc PIE
Third tegimcnt Hussars Captain lisfSc commanding
Troop 81 kisash regitnoat, 4 igian va