New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07

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ing the presentation speech. Mr.. Francis Rowland
responded in a few Appropriate remarks. In ibe
evening ball and supper were given at the Engie-
wood House.
CELEBRATION AT CooPER lSsTITUfg.-The Lit
ersry Glass Of the Cooper institute assembled on
Saturday evening TO celebrate tho independence OF
their country. large and enthusiastic audience
was in attendance. Tie loom was handsomely
decorated with appropriate embIems. The exercises
were opened with a patriotic and telling address by
Ar. C. T. Chapman the President, followed by the
reading Of the Declaration Of Independence by Mr..
J. McCurk, after which Mr. G.. A. Adams Gang the
a." Flag Of our Union which elected vociferous APP
plause. In the course of the evening sentiments
were proposed and responded to in the following
order:
:" The Fourth Of July"-W. r. GalbEsth.
"4he Union"
Which, by request Of the President, was responded
to by Mr. Peter Cooper, who delivered very lorci-
bic address full Of sentiments expressing the purest
feeling Of patriotism aud devotion 10 the Union:
Wash{ngtou. wv. ". Scott.
80 The President Of the United Statef "A IAain
"1hs Army and Eavy"-R. +. Duglalc.
"1ho staIs aud S.ripes."-S. g. Elder
Between the responses, the Meeting Of tho Wa
tiers" was sung very sweetIy by Miss G. HaFtshorne,
ard received with much applause. Tho exercises
terminated with the singing Of the Star SpAngled
Banner" by j. A. Adams, tic audience rising and
Joining in the chorus. On the whole this anniyersa-
ry was one Of the happiest social gatherings ever
held within the walls OF the Cooper Union, aud all
went away much pleased with what they had seen
and heard.
TIE Courts FOR JUEY.-The first term of the
vacation commences to-day. or course, there Will
be no jury trials except in the United States Courts
and tho Marine Court. The Chambers Supreme
Court Li,irated Motion Calendar will form the prin-
cipal business during the term. There are about 10
motions noticed on that calendar. The Supreme
Court General Term meets to-day TO render decisions
and to hear a supplementary report Of the Character
Committee on Admissions to the Bar. The United
States Courts VIII be occupied during July with tie
Prize Admiralty and Revenue business.
Cr.rRAL PiRK.-For the past three days the
Park has been thronged with visitors The large Al
tendance on Saturday afternoon was matter OF
wonder. >on'lsrias tho fatigue consequent upon lie
/ heat noise, and excitement Of tie Fourth bod
worth, as usual delighted lie audience with taste
ful selection Of operaiic airs. Ire sun being par
tally obscured the occasion wss improved by many
I for a promenade; bu; upon the appearance OF few
scattering drops Of rain they sought the nearest shell
ter s,.tl amusing CELEBRITY, noble specimen OF the
American EAGLE has lately been added TO the attrae-
ton, Of the Park. Sitting proudly upon his perch,
he scans his visitors with flashing eyes, seeking to
imprefs them with TIC fact that he the represenia
live Of tlelr liberties, is denied the very freedom
they profess go dearly to love. The historical 80
cety aud tie Lyceum Of Natural History have made
apoIica,ion 20 the Board of Commissioners for per-
mission TO locate their respective museums upon the
grounds Of the Park. No dcub. de Commissioners
III sccedc to their requests.
s,cy,yss AND DEATH oF REBEL PRisoSEEs.-
There is a great deal Of sickness among tho Rebel
pri,orers on Governors Island, the typhoid fever
having broken out among them The following per
sons have died: r. 4. Sawyer, Co. !, SD North
Carolina: J. Livingston, 37th North Carolina; ).
~ Jennings. Co. l. 2Sth North Carolina; W. Bailey,
IA, Georgia Washington Volunteers Patrick Ryan,
ia Georgia Volunteers Gnildlord d. Baker D. D.
flushing. and - Hoffman, The Government employs
lie bes. medical assistance to 'eege thefe men, ana
tents are now being constructed 90 the leland Tor
their better accommodation.
Btocr,DE THrATElcALs.-The Wabash Ains'Ie's
,,a,, tl ir third entertainment board the United
States a,g-snip Wabash, OIL Port Royal on the even
mo If .Jrly =. Tho programme consisted cheHy OIL
.iogiup aud dancing concluding with the farce Of
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The Nsw.Eagland Relief Association gratefully
Isc',,,aledgo very acceptable donation OK grapes
and ice-cream from Mr.. Taylor OF the International
Hotel.
SAFETY OF THE SXrr-fHrH REGIMENT n. Wv.
Tie following dispatch has been received IRON
/ Iica...Co Sialor, datoiJuly3 3:
"plea-e notify M 5cl.r that mcut has arieei Of
H. on Il.ass River without los The Ietse.
Of oar vas o. .elt success Tho Aeucs pursued sAd
their slae sa.er IS As immense;; ~ ,vnpR su,LER
Licut..Col. CONS 1t u. ;. Chasseuri.'
SALE OF SuoET-IoRS AND BRhHNS CATTLE
lsrAlLloSs, &c.-C. S. Haines Of Elizabeth, n. D.
viii sell 20 auction, onhis farm, on Tuesday July :,
alta. H.. f. number Of valuable animals, comprs'
inc some choice shori-hon bulls and COVE; lot OF
Br,htn bulls and heifcrs, aud number Of stations
and mares Of well-known petigees. The Brhnin
cattle were once contracted for by Georgia plan
tor.aud but for the rebellion would have brought
the sum Of $4,000 The stock offered for sale viii
he worth the attention OF such farmers and breeders
90 ara alb. IN these times TO invest N good stock.
SrrcL PLATE EScRAylSGs.-Mr. j. Z. Bu'tre,
No. ~ Franklin street, 10 auirg series portraits
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