The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-04
QUE NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE.
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Mghty-Sixth Anniversary Of
the Occasion.
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HOW 1T Is TO BE CELEBRATED.
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GRAND MILITARY PROCESSION.
Ceremonies at Tammany Hall and
Cooper Institute.
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OUR NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE.
HOW IT Is TO BE CELEBRATED
GRAND MILITARY PROCESSION

The siahty-sixth anniversary ef the glorious day
which dawpsd freq people, who had fought for the
pressss boon Of liberty against the hordss Of tyran-
Aica foreign Power, will be celebrated day with all
the pomp and circumstance peculiar to institutions
Although may not expect the celebration to-day TO
b chaiactsrizsd BY much ecIat former occa-
sions, in consequence Of the absence OF our military
bodies from the city, YET readily imagine that
che sxuberance Of patriotic feeling win b immsasura
bly, greater. The Fourth Of July has now more hal
lowed place In the heart OF every American ctzsn than
hitherto. II lisa day which brghtsns up sacred memo
RVS and nrss up the pulse Of every fires with new
patriotism, new energy and new determination Never
iA the annals Of our country has an anniversary
day had such historic Significance ~ this. Our
fcreathsrs bsqueathed 70 fresh and unpolluted
from tho field OF battle. Their blood lowed over the
and TO call into existence. No wonder then that An
electric fash Of pride through our veins
On such occasion ths-partic larly on this day
when each and all Of called upon by our country
70 show rm front aud an undying resolve TO lose
hearts blood before think Of rsnqushng the noble
heritage bequsathed to US BY our forefathsrs.
The programme which ID TO be carried out to-day il
sufficiently elaborate insure grand and effective dis
play The Corporation have appropriated 81 900 for the
celebration, and the city will be all abazs in the even
ting with fireworks. II there be lack Of marching sol
disrs and military music, there will be deficiency in
patriotism. The Juveniles will have good time as
ever, and people OF larger growth win doubtless con.
tribute their best Efforts 70 commemorate The day in
suitable manner.
IN yesterdays edition We published the onacial pro.
9ramms which We insert again to-day for the benefit Of
eur readers:-
PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE CELTBRA-
TToN OF THE APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY OF
QUE NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE JULY 4,-l862, UN-
DEE THE AUSPICES OF THE MUNICIPAL AUTHoRI.
TIES OF THE CITY OF CITY OF NEW YORK.
The Joint Special Committee appointed
% as 5 asy
ing
GENERAL oRpxRs-Ho.S,
HEADoUARxE1s rInsr DIVISION N Y. 8. MI
ne pst Of the division remaining In the city parade
Ne Declaration Of American Independence ynd.
Ths dvlson line win BE- formed on Fourteenth street,
"A m.Tchns ..iue w be Psid . he Mayor and Common
Brisdser General spcss win cause he national standard
- be displayed from the Battery mornnR salute TO
D. cred 81 sunrse BY detachment from First brigade
bngadter General Yates will direct national salute to be
srsd from the Battery at noon bya detachment tho
second brigade. ss-1 ITT71 -
me Comnissary General WIN furnish ammunition for the
1l.tes upon tine requisition Of the proper of1cers
10 parade ground OF the division the Fourth or july
ntil srs column shan have pared the City Hail.
Major Henry Fearing and Major Edmund l. Wade have
win Be- oSeyed and respected aeoordinely ''
The Division STAT win assemble on the Fourth ct the
Quarcss Is the hasr General. O'Clock A. NJ q which
Ssr a1S OK caa TssP IN 5
Y. i. rowxsrxp, A. D. O. -''' S'A''.' commanding
me Cooper In.at. !. ne junction Of Third .nd Fourth