New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-03

tho exhibitions m d erent parts Of the city % fol
lows
Ci.y Isn..............s95g Frinfin SIRE, and W.tt
Liberty truarc......... 900 Eroddw-y...........- =
opins .guarc....... 500 Horls Mofds square,. ~
W.df.on srusr,...... so Jalii'on square ~
Jick.on silare 80. 500 s4.h street beiween ath
Fsst Bso.dway suiC and tro p.h srsuu,s....... %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 80 Union Msrfst sluafe... -
Btery.............. 40 1l-ron cad 5p-ng sts.. le
81. a,fnue sud i3d fle-i. 80 Gl avenue ana Bloom
Hammeralsy and Hons- ig44e h.af '..'''.''' -
ION streets ......... IS. HlfG4s Island j.
Manha.tansile .......... 1901
Our readers who intend 10 celebrate The day viii
find in orr advertising eolumrs number II respect
bic houses where fics fireworks and other m0'.r'q'
may be obtained. For fays we refer 'hcn to the
announcements q nesgrs. Douglas s. Sherwood,
Nor. 3, and 3 White street; Amin & Co., ~. -
lulon street; James r. s. bring, No. - Couriandt
street. If. Tobias, No 800 Hudson street solomon
& Hart, No. 800 Broadway; and the manufacturers.
No. $50 Diane street. fireworks in grel. variety
may DO readily obtained Of j. C.. &. /. Ei1e, No 81
Maiden lane; John 81. S,esng, No. 81 Celss street,
Badeau Lockwood s Co. No. 2G Washington
street, II. II. Titus, No 4 Maiden lane. Those
wlo desire 70 spend the day upon the " sier or in
he country will find abundant opportunity by con-
cutting the announcements under the appropriate
heads in other columns.
Tie Randall Isard children viii have tieT usual
reception Of visitors on the Bou-th.
Many Of the principal buildings in the cit viii be
Illuminated with gas, ana more especially If We have
the good news OF - Richmond taken
NEw-YoRx RACE MEgriEG.-These racer CON-
mencs on the Union Course. Long Island, on Fri-
day, the ith int. A mos. successful meeting u an
tciDsled ~ nearly all the bes. rece horssl are en-
gagged. and have already arrived to run FOR tie re-
rpcctiye races in which ;hey are enterol. Nj.
Cassidy. TO whom the credit ID due for iuaugrrating
this attempt TO revive racing in the North aad TO
render the sports Of be tur' popular with the masses
has determined TO abolish tia previous cc.,oiaary
high prces TO- admission &c the track, aud ~ cLarg
ing tho romipal price Of twenty-five cents enable
every person, no matter what may be biz olE-nm-
stances, who loves sport. 20 w.tuess the races. All
ladies accompanied by gentlemen viii b. aIEiited
free o. charge. Those parties DESTROYS Of . more
elevated position on tbs grand stand can ob.en their
wish AZ the mual price Of 81. lhiee races are rel,
down for Iriday Z three mile heat Face f., three
year dds; the race for the L" ia1ies giit nagnih-
cent gold watch, bafm.e heats and the gre .haud-
can rare Of two miles fer which thirteen L0gses arg
entered, and nearly all OF winch will start. Tie
holiday celebration. OF The glorious Fourth win
thus be transferred hat day, out Of The city 70
tie Union Cogr.e On Long Island. The fJliowing
horses are Landscapes icr :he iwo-mlc race Laura
Far-ia, years, 10 ID Pope Swigart, years, 100
10: Betie Ward, . years, 100 To- Hilsborough, /
yeag5, 90 % West Boyonuy, yeals, go ID; Re
porter, years, 90 H.; Troyaore, yeoss, % 10 4;
SUNSHINE years - 70; Miss Jessie, yoars 50 lb
q IL. ia.
Revenue, years - w. and Bc.'e, yeas, - 10.
su BRmcrr'. ScpooL ric-NIc.-Oo Tuesday,
the children attending the school connected with S..
Budget Church ED their friends, viii 90 on q
picnic % Jole,'s WOOD Father Mooney promises
tlct, egseeu as ~ previous pc nice Of that school
hes4 been, ,ha, Of Tuesday rex shail excel then.
81. Ttsr1 viii be force Of police ca the ground
sompsDn, to preserve order, and Father Mooney
will be there himself Me aim WI be 80 have
plenty of tuu and i-olic. bu' no mischief
Tm PoitcE t9n rur LIQUoD- DEai frs.--rhe
police in variou, paIts OF the city ere doing what
shoy ,an 70 c3wpc, tie Iluog dcElens to obeg the
ls,y. la the Thirteenth and Seventeenth Naid- q
number Of unlicensed mmsclcr. have been arresicd,
and held % bail ia he suu Of 400 each 10 answer
4, the rol.,c aEc determined Ia TIE Excise las
enforced, aud Inc Excise Commissioners are deter
mined to sus.ain the pol.e, 70 Is deemed taat ,he
cheapest way. Tor tue hquor dcaisrs now doing bSs.
meas without licorsc, TO proceed will he 70 walb
up TO the cartains Office and settle
JERSEY Cry T,x.--'The Common Council ~ ier
rev Ciy. at their meeting on Tuesday evening
rassed the tax ordinance tor tie current year which
provides for tine raising Of Sl07 s9f rs .og tire fol-
lowing purposes:
FOR s,lec. rceais $4,000 laying OF Bessn pavela eni
q 5000 ishIas ,tlec,s, %leCVi poce. tO .nrpo. %
AlnsIlonsc, +10oO. support OF Flfe D-peftuSn' 3 90
support Of Pablo Schools, sii ayl paynrm t5.if'ea
. " UoJ; stationery eud printing tt'o' tiec'l'-a i r.
tpcses -2si; public heslih $685. cleaning end lepnr
us sewer- soo Fourth Of July . 900 olen1 .Ie,- snG
ipro,ecut Of Ham.on Squere ic0i py ucut OF dc
nclency IN street improvement o2'5J' q!
PAYING or the SIcK AND WouSnEr MES.-
Major Oakley United States PaymastSr was doms
good work yesterday, by visiting the various hos
pitfalls, and paying oil the sick and wounded men FOL
service rendered during the months OF March an'
April. Many Of these men have 10 fluids, and TIM
visit will DO very acceptable to them.
WoMAS KILLED OK rnE UlAHLEM RAILROAD
On Tuesday evening, as The White Plains tram. thu
left Twenty street at 645, was going up above
Mott Haven, the engineer saw woman driving
cow on the road, and checked his speed. Directly
he perceived that the had crossed, and that th
woman was standing on the down track and at tia
moment cloud Of smoke obscured his view. As i
blew away he saw the cow-eatcher of his engine
strike the woman and throw her back upon H.,