, 1862-07-07

CT q IuOuE11Q GQltaTE.
The display upon the break-Teter was but
1.-THE, however, OF the prodlgal pgrotechnies-
1yery part Of the city was aglow with them |
nd until far in the morning, the air WIS
5ierced with rockets and candles. McVtcker,
n front Of his theatre On Madison street,
made very brilliant display and attracted |
arge crowd, The Germans upon the North |
side closed their Fourth with a fue display, /
md Young America everywhere was in |
)lazc and Whirl with sqntbs and pin wheels.
ACCIDENTS.
Considering the numbers participating in |
he festivities Of the day, these were exceed |
ng1y rare. One man WGs severely Injured By !
coming in contact with runaway horse. 4 |
lad, wnose name we did not learn, fell from 8
tree en- Washington Park, and WAS taken to his |
home iusensible.
Another vas run over during the fire on
North Clark Street, and 60 severely injured |
hat LIS recovery is considered impossible. |
There were mnumerable runaways, none Of
which we're sufficiently serious in their char
ecter to deserve special mention,
1.-THE Fourth'' at Lane, Og1e Co.
LANE, ogle Co., Ill, July S, 1862.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The It Fourth'' passed off here in magni6-
young and erterprising town have been at
work during the past ten or twelve days in
preparing for grand celebration, and the re-
6nlt has been that VIC had the largest turn ont
that has ever taken place in this county The
fsrnlcrs for circuit Of fifteen miles wera here,
with their wives, daughters, sons and sweet
h6a1ts, and there must have been an assem-
blase OF 5000 persons in tHickory Grovs''-
a pleasant retreat adjoining the town. Here
there were two bra.s bands, and one baad Of
field music. The Declaration Of Independence
Wis read by Prof. Bayley Of L1ue, and the ora
a. ~ r. ~-<
Chicago.
The oratiou of Mr. Wright was probably
one Of the finest aud, although entirely I'M
promptu. most finished productions ever lis
tened to On these praires. He did not fol1ow
the usual lackreyed '$spread eagle" style ex-
eiht and pointed history Of cur country from
It's infancy to the present day. He showed
how slavery rose from weakness to power, in
CONSEQUENCE of the Invention Of the cotton
gip and the demand which has since tax n
place for cotton, and how that power has 1T.
tempted to override all our most cherished in
stitutions and to overthrow the government
Itself Eschewing anything like mixing poli-
tics with his address, Mr. Wright clearly DEM
onstrated that slavery WAS tie cause Of the
present VAT, end that to it He owe Ill the ca-
lanllties that have fallen among the homes Of
the patriotic sons and daughters Of the East
and the West. The possibility of foreign iu~
tc1yention By Hutnauity-loving" England
and France Was cdyefted to with keen sarcasm
aud rare force He concluded his ora,ion by
an appeal to the thousands before him to re-
spend to the call Of President Lincoln far
zoo, COO more volunteers, and go forth and
fight for Liberty.
Although the address occupied an hour
and half, the speaker SO enchi ined the vast
a6semhlage by his rare e1oquence that there
was rot the slightest movement Of u1c asiness,
and when he sat down they seemed to feel
fhaf+ In r1ncaH haUpr ha.
fore have We seen, on similar occasion, such
attentiyeness. Both men and women looked
SIS if they truly felt the sacredness Of the oc-
sasioD.
After The Grafton, a picnic was held in the
grove, and appropriate toasts were given aud
nent CITIZENSHIP. J, B. Young acting IS Toast
Master. In the evening very iine display O.
fireworks toos place, which was followed b;
| grand tall, at which we're about $50 coupl*
| Of the sops, wives and daughters Of the far
| mer6 in the couuty.
day. He has been q resident Of this State fo
| thirty years. and Is 4 man Of rare ability. HI
| isa brother to Hon. 4. G. Flagg, Of Ne 4
| York, for many years Comptroller Of that
| State.
| Among the most attractive features Of th
| horseback, IN Imitation III wood Of the Moni
! ter, and company Of thiTtE-four young girls
representing the States Of the Union.
NAGlcAL.-Hambujer the wonderful Eas
Indian magician, commences series Of hi
entertainments this Monday evening at Brya
EEall, The Detroit advertiser says of him
| nTbis celebrated magician, who is general
admitted 10 have no superior, opened las
evening in Fircmen's Hall. The audience wa
large, and the dexterous operator receive
rounds ofapplause. Hambujer's Illusions def
MI detection, while they are performed Wit
such rapidity that the audience is kept in
continual .5usore Of excitement. We hay
never seen his superior as q prestidigitateur,
and very few, If any equals has he on this col
tinent. His exhibition Of Indian magnetism
decidedly Interesting, and the influence whic
he exercises upon the subjects is truly margc
lous. Mr. Hambujer has exhibited in all II
principal cities Of the Union, and carries vii
him the unanimous approval Of the press ar
the people as talented wizard.'
Mr.. PETTEs' PoEM.-Thc poem de1iyert
by Mr. Pcttcs on Friday was givt
to the Chicago Times, with the C
) press understanding that that pap
: should furnish slips to the other city .
. pers. They expressly promised to furnish
{ 10 the TRIBUNE on Saturday evening at $
O'Clock, but with disregard for promises u
worthy Of any honorable man OF paper, I
. fused to let US have it, although repeated q
. | plications were made. Our business III
, from this may learn how much faith they m
1epcse in that establishment. 4 mau ri
will lie in small matter will not scruple
lie when weigbtier interests are involved. T
!, affair is OF little consequence to us, but It
: due the poet to know why his production II
have but & nominal circulation instead of
:. extended one throughout the West, and
j our readers to understand it, omission.
81 DRowSED.-On Friday morning, about t
u O'Clock, soon after the alarm Of fire WAS Civ.
= James Boorman, 8 printer employed
# Pjgott's job Office, while crossing with co
It radc the gate which shuts the water from
- dry dock, fell into the river and before asst
= ancc could be rendered him was dro Rned.
e conradc escaped. Deceased was to have be
=. y married the afternoon Of the 4th, and wh
t. his body was recovered, the marriage 1Icel
, AID ring were found in his pocket. Mr. Bo
= mau was formerly employed in the job depa
n ment Of the TRIBUNE. he Was sober, ind
II t11cus man, and leaves many friends and
Il qualntsnces to mourn bis uotimcly end. 7
=. =. coroner empannelled jury On Friday mo
;. ing, when the facts related ADORE were
ID veloped.
;. PERsosAa.-Ldeut. Col. Frisblc, OF the 8
IL Illinois Qately Julius Whites regiment)
It. now III the city, and as he has large mum
Of letters from members Of the regiment
their friends here-particularly from Ct
e. pany Che nny be found at 45 Market str,
- The heavy losses in this city By fire
At Friday last furnish an important warming
er property owners. Elsewhere will be fo
I'd the advertisement of L. D. Olmsted & {
"a "a representing six OF the heaviest iusura
u, companies In the country.
70 e N. 7. Gassette will return to the ]
Ill Regiment On Wednesday. AL letters
": at ). III. Loomis' Hat Store up to Tues
Az night, he will take with him.
N. "1Es MIsERABLEs," PART SECosD
5as "CosE7rE, ,"-McNslly g. Co., No. 81 D
10 10 born street, have received the second pz,
lra Victor Hugo's novel "Les Alserabl
London papers Of June s1st.