New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-06

corner of Morris
Thomas Boettss. powder burnsj in Bowsry corner Of
James Fans. sun-.hot wound.
Augu.u. Psndersns burnt with powder about the head.
hands nd face, at No. 50 Park street
Ei-n McC.nl.y shot in the head s Pier No. 9, N. r..
Thomas ov-let killed by tn. eIpoion OF cannon IN the
Third between Eighty aud Eighty second .treet,
John Hu ghes I'll, out Of fifth story window al No. lss
Thomp.on street and was killed instantly.
wsrd wr fell out Of the ,ha story %os0. md s05 ass
Mary A. Harnsy, .ho. In the neck in East Thirtisth
street
THE FOURTH IN BROOKLYN.
The Fonrth wa, generally celebrated by the citi'
zens of Brooklyn and especially by the Juveniles.
The streets were thronged. and all the pubhc con-
veyances we're filled with passengers going 70 'he
country and returning 70 the city.
The Common Council appropriated u QUO Tor hre-
works-one-balf for he Eastern District, aud the
other halt for the Western District; but tue sum
WIS not srfhcleot to make a large dl.play.
There were no military parades. all tue uniformed
militia of the city being now absent IN Pc'h'yiVh
Tia. Several benevolent organizations, however,
marched through The streets IT, the music OF bands-
among them Il Farther Mathew Temp~rance Socie'y:
IEe CITY Hall was ssly decorated WIFE llaes Siu
strearners, aud presented qnie IA handsome appear,
i.nce The Ape icau eolors aud CITY arms occupi1a
tho uaiiy prominent posiIiohs' w ne nheS "a
nearly every device suspended IRON the Dell,
tower 10 br roof, and from thence across Court ana
Fulton streets
fisgs were al.o displayed from the Arsenal, the
several city armoies engine houses, and other pup
be n sell as many private buildings.
Stuies were ii ed st sunI-e from Fort Ureene
and on the grounds OF Union Skating Pond, which
we're fepea1od at noon aud snudown.
Toe Long Island Historical Society celebraed
he day Al tue Ac ,iemy o. Music, aud the Young
Mems Ca holic Association enjoyed pic-nic NJ
Myrtle avrnu- Park, whore addresses were uids
by Edwin James and j ldgc neCunn VI New-for
Iue exercises at tBe Academy OF Music CON-
msnced al II O'clock noon. Bet cen 80 aud l)V
,er-ons were in attendance. The Hon. John Green
WOO! presided.
Tue Opening prayer was made by ire Rev. Df'
Farley, AID Tue Declaration o! In eprndencS Was
read ly John W. Carfin.tou e-I Letters exon, .is
IA r inability TO be prescLt were read by joan
Window, eeq. fron he Hon. Mr. Seward, Sec
rrI.ry II State, the Hon. Charlie Sumner, bO'.
seymour, Gov. Parker OF New-Jersey, Gov. lydd
Of OHIO, The Hon. ID. s. D kiuson Mayor Opdyke,
Hiian Barney, ana David Dudley Field. Inc Ora
iIou OF he day was delivered by GrenvIlle l. JeLkr,
,sq., of thin ,ily. The NAvy-iard Baud wss III a.
lcir,auce, ano Ilyod patriotic aim ahd operalc
gem, during intervals. Toward tue ciose the dis-
,hIch If Mai. Gen. Meade war read announcing n
suU.sautuI victory Tor tne Union army. winch cTs-
Ii al great deal of entha-issm, ia the most "i
wGlch the proceedings ieim'uhied.
The most attractive feature OF tie day was the
di,play Of nr.work ifom Fort Gre,nr PARK, un1er
alr c,lOn OF Mr. j. W. lihdneld when was WI
/ Lessed by 2D,OoJ persons.
A number of accidents resuting from the csrelts
use Il froArm- resulted during he day and evening"
lie lisl Of CASUALTIES are small however, as com
dared with some former snniveFsaue-.
lIenry ammer gansmh. r.sdls - ~ la Court street
~ lsied "a, % discharge Of PS heA he va.
ir~I. founs residing In Hicks street, H.uil,on az.
,uu- the Of hand By TIE dhehSf.e Of sp'0'
wbich he was loading
b., named on.rl.. Dowd xas accidentally shot In tie
/ ty
Tue loaded ~in powder snl Gerry 'S"ea AIs
~.gHd ,,-'s'-. ~, i. not Of ilst ehsi.e,'f 81, u,
Nm Falon. while PLYING with pistol corner ~ hsyt
and Asao streets .a,tAned severe 'uIa Ia TIE hAni
John John.on sssds year.. residing IN North Second
.tss-t se,-.a. .hOt IL he by sn0thsr y
''n,I sus,r n@sr al oy t. r,ro.,r, a.
eAuss 81 pistol CAsnceaor M.fslsL residing In Fitn
.-t ne, soe,h FOURTH bad hi had ua,Aied " tho
s,la, =, 40 - Moth Film ,lss RAJ {. hs haad'
i,Jy sy u, 70; ...,s street. 90. so...
/ ~ o.. pr.n.stufe d.cha.ss OF - oi; -,
,onrx adv named Confoy f-.iing In Lefer's street
af..!.ul natla.ion, vhs ssnsns bear window IA hoi
o.n fe-drpce The snot hIed Rom Ha'he' oy some
/ person IA he s.'rcl.
There were several fires during the day and nigh;
caused BY crackers, but tue damage IN AL was
,l.ht An alarm In the Filth Dis .rict original, d
from the burning If awning At The foot Of Bridge
sf.rt Ia ,nisw eriDg the alarm Hoe Carriage No.
.nn over n iDan named MIchacl cochran, mi lring
h,s ieg severely. ibere were u iew other alarms,
but 40 damage resulted.
AT cook on the evening Of the Fourth the
LOYAL League Of the Nineteenth Ward held cele-
bration iestIyll IN Bedford avenue, near the ioun
tam. IL WIS largely attended, and 80 the darkn.ss
Drew on the houses IN the vicinity were illuminated
with Union Lanterns, making most magnificent
display. Ambfos. snow, esl preslded, aEa pro
mnvut O. all party beOne ings were Included In
Tie let OF Eic.-Prrsl tents. lion. Geo III. Fls.er
read the Declaration, and the masic Tor tie occasion
War furnished by tine Nsvy-l ard Band. The spenk-
.rs were Rev. Cyrus ID. Foss X. IA. Hgntley, -sq.,
kev. !. Mcclellan Hoiues, .. h. Church and samuel
llotshug, esq-. ILey al inside briei and spirited
a. dfesses fca.ing with much enthu,lssn upon the
Proclamation Ci tie Pfosiceut the spriting news
Just received and tie slorous aspect vi the war Oh
tic - IA Anniversary of our Independence. LIE au-
deuce numuercd several tLousaDds, aud the display
o. pyroechncs alone put All eud 20 The Speaking, by
arownin. She voice OF The speakers. The who'll
al All was oval ion 10 liberty IN every way worthy
OF tie Organization under whose auspices II was
gotten up.
The patriotism Of the Eastern District Of Brook
lyn out In full force ON our national anriver-
sary. The display Of bunting was never 50 general
on ANY previous occasion. From every church,
ue-hous-, sberty'pole, and private residence
The rtar-spanglcd banner foated 10 the breeze Al
sunrise, noon and sunset salues were fired, the
bells Of all the ch arches rung, aud every possiple
denoust ration made 10 evidence The differentiation
OF all clAsses 20 show their Intense deyoon 10 Size
object OF the WAR and the restoration OF our iAsutg-
tons.
Inc accidents were happily few. Chancellor Mar
shall aged III, residing IA hlth street, near South
Fourth street, mad his hand badly hurt by prema-
ture discharge OF gun; Lawrence Carroll, OF No.
70 North Finn street. H. years old was shot through
tho hand by pistol. while loading 1t; John j ,uu-
son lad living ia North Second street, seventh
street, was shot through tho right arm BY another
boy aged 10; lad ol 49, name not ascerained, shot
OF his own finger IN South First street, near Fourth
street. III Filth street little girl had her clothes
bu ned of aud herself somewhat injured by pack
OF crackers, accidentally thrown into her lay. No
re lous accident 10 Known to have occurred
A display oir.works wss given at Toe Union
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