The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-03

Societies u sbe Cnciuuati Who msy Do n the csy ~,
anniversary Of national Independence the stsnonr
SIm% Rv sss viii bold 'pss: %ssSg !. half pas. .ss
AAsisus WnLss, Secretary.
rHs FIREWORKS.
In the night pyrotechnic display will take place at che
following squares:-
City Hall, Grafuia's band.
East Broadway and Grand street, Rubel's band.
Madison square, Eighty fourth regiment band.
Iompkins square, Cecilian band.
West Broadway and Franklin street, wannemaksr's
Broadway and Forty third street, Musllsrs band.
jackson square. sheneier's band.
battery, Wannomakers band
Mount Morris square, Rohnes band.
Tenth avenue and Kingsoridse road, Rohns's band.
Thirty fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth ave-
Houston street square, RubeI's band.
Market and Monroe Streets Wannemaksr's band.
The display At the City Hall, Madison square and the
Battery will be especially fine.
GRAND ooNcERr AT PLEASANT VALLEY HOTEL.
At Everett's Pleasant Valley Hotel, between Fort Lee
and Bulls ferry, the day will celebrated by grand
concert and other appropriate ceremonies seamer
Thomas Huse and the other Fort Lee boats stop at
the Pleasant Valley landing.
INDEPENDENCE DINNER TO THe ARMY OF THE 70.
ToMAc-DErARrURs or THE STEAMER BELv DssB
UNIMPAIRED, ETC., ETC.
The brave army Of General Grant will feel by the ar.
rival Of the steamer Belvidere City Point with
the choicest vegetables and fruits that their patriotic
services In the cause or the Union have forgot
ten by their friends at home II the capacity OF the yes
sci had been equal 10 thu patriotism OF the people,
gallant boys who have she'd fresh usre flag OF
their country would have been furnished with sum.
Client quantity OF the choicest viands subsst upon
the next three months. The steamer announced
sail at early hour yesterday morning; but owing to
the fact that the freight did not arrive fast
expected, her departure delayed till three O'Clock 10
the afternoon Up 10 that hour upwards OF five thousand
packages OF goods received. marked gu S. G. aud
shipped with all possible despatch the ocers Of
the vessel as well the donors anxious
Fourth
The principal portion Of the cargo consisted Of onions
potatoes turnips cabbsges aud lemons all OF which VIII
be gratefully received by the soldiers whose heroic
courage and endurance for the past two months ene
them the ovcrl sting thanks OF their fellow citizens
At three o'clock everything being ready the Belv.dere
Oft her noorncs and amid the cheers and congrata
ati"ns Of hundreds Of people who had assembled TO wit
ness her dcparture she gracefully edad into the river
and started on her patriotic mission TO attempt 70 give
list OF her freight would be merely impossiole as
large portion Of II was private contributions and tho
officers OF the vessel even could not toll the contents OF
Tho vessel wal. reach City Pon. this evening in timo
to distribute her cargo among the army, who will be
enabled TO eat their Fourth Of July dinner from the ample
supply OF good things which has been furnished by the
people New York whose confidence the noble Army
OF the Potomac Is still unimpared.
Programme OF Arran gements for Csle-
brating the Approaching Anniver-
snry Of Our National 1ndepc cncc.
July 4. 1864, Under tho Auspices OF the
Municipal Authorities OF the City OF
New York.
The joint special committee appointed TO make
rangemens for celebrating the approaching anniversary
Of our National Independence have the honor 10 submit
the following
There VIII be military parade Of the First division
New York National Guard.
Under command OF Major General Charles W. Sand ord
they viii DO reviewed by his Honor the Mayor and Com
mon Council, IN front Of the City Hall, at ton O'Clock
An.
In the evening fireworks will be exhibited At The fol-
lowing places and In the order OF the programme The
displays will be prepared furnished by the world
renowned pyroschniass Joseph g. and Isaac Edge, Of
During Inc n,erluds between the pieces aerial nrs-
works will be displayed In rapid succession.
CITY Han. Grafu,la's Band.
Eas, Broadway ard Grand street. RubeI's Band.
Tompkins square Cecilian Hand.
West Broadway and FRANKLIN street, wannemaksr's
Band.
Broadway and Forty third street, Mueer's Band.
S ns,,ssS ; wsnr sessn:'sr .n Band
Mount Morris square, Robne's Band.
Tenth avenue and kinssbridgs Road Rohnes Band.
Thirty fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth ave-
nues Blind Band
harke. and Monroe streets, wsnuemaker's Band.
Al tho City Hail . fine display OF fireworks viii DO Set
on, consisting OF the following pieces;-
CITY HALL.
1-rribute OF Ceres
2-Shield OF our Union.
8-Fairies' Froic.
4-Scroli Quadrille.
6-Saturn and his Satellites.
6-Star OF Independence.
T-Fountaiu OF Fine
S-liluminated few Treo.
e-Stsr OF America
10-kaleidosc0pe.
11-Passion Flower.
12-Po'ka Dauce aud Co!cred Battsry.
l3-Zana Peruvia.
14-Mexican sun.
16-Combinatfun OF Saxons.
I7-American Coat OF Arms
ls-natto piece. Naval Engagement.
AT Madison square The following pieces win be ds
played
MADISON SQUARE.
2-lolSa Dance and coorcd battery.
3-Star % IndenendeIcc.
4-.Tribute Of Ceres.
5-Vucau's eight
6-Iliurninated Yew Tree
7-Lania Pernya.
s--shied 81 Our linton.
p-MseJc STAR
10--Kalcdoscope
1l--Faries' Fro.!c.
l2-Passion Flower.
13--Casoafe
ls-Premiom Temple, with appropriate figures and
Al the Battery there viii also be q 0ne display, oonsis.
ing Of the following pieces
BATTERY.
Thunder Wheel.
2-Kaeidoscore
3-Scroli QuadriIle.
l-vucan's Delight
5--Cascade.
6-Star OF America
T-Perean Rose.
8-Star Of Independence.
9-Zans Peruvia
10-Trbute of Ceres.
1l-Yew Tree.
i2-Polxa lance and c,lsred Battery.
l3-Grand Mosaic Battery.
ll-Amercan Coat OF Arms
the other places above dcsvpated viii be similar