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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
Prom NORTH CAROLINA.
Gen. Coz Believed From Cs""Ass -
Mastering Out Regimenss-Fh" O"'tec-
ton OF DeSss-Aeairs "a Wiis.'"s'""-
Filthy Condition Of 'hs Cf'y-spst'ee
Fever Amoug she Eiccss.

ksENBfhf Ne ~ rs"'''s Jun" ~ N''"'
Gen. Coz. having been Lp,,lld'ed .or Gov
ernor OF Ono sns been relieved Of ie command Of this
Department I'D osdere1 10 report to Washington
which leaves zen. RnRer ii COMMAND.
The 9Th snd I'D Massachusetts, TO lNlst and lUjd
Pennsy ito 18th snd 10th Con- ectieut the let
North Carolina and the ssth NoT.York Vo1pteers
hay been mustered cut Of service as Eewoefn' end
ara leaving ior their homes.
There can be TO cours in this State to enforce tie
collection e debs until tho new state Government IL
organized which will not take place before next Jana
airy.
Parties from Wilmington bring alarming reports OF
tho filthy ~ siekly conlton Of that city which con-
don Of tb rgs has been growing woise since the ar
rival there from the Retc isous of orr soldiers who
wero roton with disease Il is ao reported that the
yellow fever bra appeared there, bus lis IL not b"
eved Is considered too early in We &c son foI
hat epidcnic.
Tho Blacks vho he q gathered there in great num-
bcrs furnish many otins to dtenso TIE Nesser"
T,ms snys the spots fever has i,en raging foe'idy
10 Wilmington among the blacks a. wei as the wn'ef
and IL ia whperod Il =, the yellow fever ia threatened
We learn tl-sc facts from Wilmington official
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bet d een.r,ry quiet Md steady Wheel soTs 49,
hrner. Messr Richardson. pence Co Whenee wseo
Co.. and other CIRCULARS report: Flour dull Whess mm{
Winner Red at ssGss Corn qpie. and steady Mne" |"is
G.86. a.,
LIysRPooI Provision NAsKgy.-The Provision nsrsrsn
gene ally inactive. esss Hgs ID. Mbys Co. sud otheW
Ispot Beef quiet. Port fat. Bacon steady Lsid NJ
T,low has upwa tendtncy American qSoted AZ w.
496. l..
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARxsrs.-ss shes steady ct ~ltSy
20 Tor Pots md Peas S1.st up~ard teDoency Co
tee qref. Rice quiet AID st'aiy Li,~d easier hnsese
OIL steady 3 asa Sperm Ll 1yiet ct tY tun fsh
steady. spirits Tone. dbl. at 81 d35 Petroleum.
Bou, Engsl bin.i.n rrron: Tks mike, 10 firm ~ ~
a. Tor Refined.
LosDos Observation-Disclosures. quiet with Al Spwssrs
CsIe. quiet and sieudy spirit. Of Tu.pelns DOH Psro-
i.uo s,-aIy az 2 I; gal. ior Ref 81. allow hrmer.
LONDON Friday event June H. nsoss ""se 81 sss
AvERIc,y srocKs-Unei Sistos Fivstwenties. 19AdTJi
Illinois Cengsl Eailrosd $50 B.. Esie Raj ROAD 9iGoS
The weekly II TIE Bank u England shows 90 "
crease OF bullion OF 321'Oo.
LATEST.
LIvLRpooL, Saturday evening, jane H.-Cor-
rox-Th. sales to-day foot mp w bees including sOoo
bales to spectators ana exporter The market closes brms
~ unchanged quotations.
| BRPADsrUYPs.--The rr'rkot is duh.
| PaovIsIoNs-Ibe mafs,t IL dull. ..... .
LOSpos June 2i--eveiAg -Corsos close ct 81 @est os
money. a.,.o.,
Erie Raj rood SO; Uni.sd fis. tw.n'ies --efaf
BAlBAr, June io-C3toL .yaIcci Exchange H. Ffesnta
| unclaimed. -
CALCUTTA June IsThs pso.pects Of indigo crop arr
good LxchsngeZ. =. A..
C,yroN MAY l0--rot,ou goois declining EIcbsnge ~
sR.yGBAg May 23Nothn s doiue i tea s.lA The I'm
perial rooIs Hong Kong have niuin.cd- The Isepns
MsIporRSE May z5.--The gold shipmen,s since tss As
mail each G.! 700 ihee have been severe gs~ ana
loods N Auftras.
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EEOM rcnTispss MCNROE.
Movements Of steniners- piscon'fua "nce
Of Q.aransine-The Norfolk f.sot case
-Pcrsoani-Diseinrgo Of hte"Der'-4a
DISABLED stc IL" The SANITARY -

IonrRrss Iosl W.. Saturday. July /. r ~. q
The United STATS amer For. Morgan ar
rived hero s morn D, ~ Mobile "a hey "es''
No news. 49,, -,
The steamer Ben Defor arrived non Hilton Head.
The siean boat {. u! lb9mis, Captain no'u'' sniled
for B,lulno q this q. m.
Tho qasi milne rcconiy established 81 hampton
Roads, Zee been die onii.aed b. IN order from the
Secretary e.. the Nav -
In the Corporate. c,ur, at Norfolk yesterday. 0.
H. Dear1 !, and II oli,s j. Edwards were up foF e.
amiraiion on charge Of Shooting Robert Jasenan.
Osing some !. o.mit action IN the "c'lsGi'
eherges &c, the " sone.s were discharged rom cI'
III Gov. Henry A. wi,c lcf, Norfolk yefter sy for
Richmond.
TO duty In this suba, ~ y oder OF ne President
The Rev rhom H.. . announce ID TO preach IN
Norfolk ", to-m.4-,s
Ia aee.s lance -. .IHs LII n1nn "s NJ r.
the DopaI nebt has disohn god the FOL OWLS as'h M,
ere and ssea ntus: Uncle Abe, o. Nu'fird, General
Mcclellan. A. a. Turner. Marina Washington ano
Gsz IL. ,,. -
III, steamer Karnes was IcLsd ny ell tho Cages IN
disabled condition, and TOW INTO Hsmpon Roads y
the steam Crolo from Ncv-iork
this plsc, have c!o.ed th'.r looms. there . ing no
frthsrs - ~ The sd herooire r1'snded to the slA
nd worD Ted soldiers in thces Hospitals.
The steamer Idaho arrived this morning from
Mor.h, az Civ with the Ne aud 800 soldier deslch'
men,s from different regu snts to be Mustered on' the
rhe idrio left with th~e soldiers OF II o'clock for
baltimore. ~ 80 ,sc.
A severe thunder shower paas"d over here iAst
syrning -.
Three hundred released Rebel prisoners arrived int
evening from Elmirs bound t. North Cn,oiina
kalor.tien. Curtis arrived here this morning
Steamer Cahn from City 70 - a. Baltimore vita
troorr Is aground east OF Point OF Shoals James RIVER
Ate.m.r Virginia ne Cbnrirst , 2ylh. arrived
this morn ing. " h iroops Tor Wash, 90.
Steamers SAVIOR aud )in'uercs "a taxing Oh board
discharged Ieb,l priso .rs 1T Newport News, ttr
former for Jack 'onville liz. and Mobile. Snd the
Latter fr Richmond. 40
Steamer Edward Everett from hev-York, with 20
soldier. arrived this morning.
The nth Ohio Ro,IC'nt. fiom city Pont Mr baiti'
more srr,. to-day 'hc proI oer Sentinel s'eainer
ocean Nay~ from City Point with troops sfo arrived
to day -
Brsye. Col II q. L. ,lor late Chief Of Ordnance
on Sherman stan has Ia en- command 81 tire Fortress
Monroe Arsenal Capt William Adams remains az
storeke'per.
Ship Wheeler. nom Richmond With troop 's oshorc
ON Point Of Sh0as aLd vii have 20 DO lghiened to
get OIL NJ, ~, - -.
Tor,re., Monroe to-day ronte 90 Washington.
A Boz rd Of Come irsoners has been afpoirted ny
Gov Piorpont 10 examine cend dates Tor pioshlps IN
the waters 81 Virginia. q,
An effort ia being made 20 es'atls h daily mall ard
nccr-route between Nonolk yorktown and Cher
ryftone
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FE:Cfa wgxECO.

Guerr,I.ns Encrcnsing-Thc French ard
Aus,rsans-s snmersd Attack on Tampis
60 BY the RepabIicnas-A tse1ernA
"Fin-c Up, ExpscseI-sa!si 70 ssecu"
pied by FRENCH Tssop--Stw Is'sgrSpA
Lines. ,,e,
The new French steamship Empress EngenN
arrived n Santiago de Cuba fion Vera Cruz, IN the
goth She brings the following from Mexico'
The nnmber OF bands Of guer,as Is increasng In AZ
parts of ire country ooinQ considerable damage ana
sutmeutrg the general mlsirust or Ire eiIIire. .
Ih. re Is 80 "a went Of harmony between tie rrencu
and Austrian troops called uron to suatain az fih'
iaLs throne.
terey
A French officer, passenger on tie Empress Ia.
ger TO- ieports that on leaving vera Cruz Re esfhe
maj ior,s bad been sent t. fampco, where ar attack
from JuneSs troops, req orced 0y A"e'ea" e"'e'o'"'
WIS expected. A..
Gen irza inc had commence 10 fortfy and strengths
en- seyeiel II terror poIs.
We ma conclude fom all eccornss that srairs "
NoYico are gong on ron had 10 wore aid at no ate
day n general an. n may he expected haximh
viii IL Urn 10 his eOubfry where NJ . no moro wahteo
than in .l.,ico; and Lous Sapcle0n's fnceavvr "a
work cCrnerwise into the Un,ed states ana W G. Ias
Monroe Gu.trine viii prov iallrTe.
ire steamer Bar. eona ars.yed yesterday al moon.
a dispotcL IRON the Project of bIn LUIS annoaooea
tia. Sat.ilo occupied - The ON oy the ffesca
froous Scrrcte .etT, ati.g 20 h.onterey. =
Tie En- .ror Macmillan hiss granted 10 o. =. CEotc
Co. ID. 7.ivilrg, ~ establishing three t'H srapp
lnes or, ron Gun jlet0 to Maiam0n :, Que hela
Mstsuui Or to Vera ,Iua. and one nom san Lus "
Duran, v; lie Irivilege to extend 10 !earf.
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The Western BnAinns-TLsy nre Again 90
The War Rnfh.-Unr Force In A'ursMIt.

FOhT LAkAKIE Monday, Jul! J, IhbH
II has been asoer aimed beyond dispute tnat
the Anapahoe Indian. who for some time past have
been fed by the Government At Porn lnleck as friendly
Indians have been psrIotrGos Of most Of Inc eusge
Denver Having discovered BY como means that
they we're suspected. they have row iafen tho war
moth orenly ard d~fant.y Our troops ere IN pursuit
There are No friendly Indians east or north Of Denver
and Camp Collins. neithr can any pea,e be eIfenled
until they ere severely punished. The success
made them exceedingly bold. Gen. Cohnors
three columns arc preparing march against them but
want supplies which on the way from tho MS
,ouri River Gen Conner arrived here 70 day and Will
tase n Il, Id himself The manner in which emgrant
trains Al organized renders that mode Of traveln per
fsctlv safe Tho Indians, far. have succeeded o1Iy
in nhicting damage spon nall stations she telegraph
line &C.
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The Spanish Troops Abandon The S-'nsa
-Evncvstio /, Of noate Chrisfi-A ke<
uorfed Treaty.

UAvANA J.be e 100.
Our latest aiy.ces from Sauio Domingo si-,tA
thu the Spanish troops have almost entirely atandonee
tie island. they are ccniiursly arriving nj Puert<
Principe, SJKua and other points Before eVseuau's
Monte Christi the SpanisJ9s blew Up the .cri. o. saA
Pedro aud San Frsncisco aod other defensive Tora
which they themselves had built.
The Spanish soldiers had scarcely emhai fed' "heh
was uoti, cd from the vessels that body horseMt
came into tie and set TIE to the Do cnGs 's'oJ
occupied hy the Spani "a as quarters. a..
/. wa. .aiJ thai A t.,hty had been made. by hicI
the proI ery ard HIVES these Dornicans VINO adnerc9
TO he nnisrds u-e guarsDteed them. But the nuns
b.rs of fmile. who ~. leaving the Island. snd those
renaiaing tha, would H. ~ leave hut want the resaS
10 do So show what cor.aence they pnt IN =. my
DomiLoans will consi,er them traitors, ana sc cay
imagine what r,sard thy WA SLOW iof 'hs i'""
when the >panialds rave all eii.
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ssrisus Riot &C the Bastery-FIghs he
twsea she Irish Brigade and tho 2ssh
srsssaehusesss Regiment.

A serious afTray occurred on Monday after
Nom Tho battery between some Of the soldiers Of the
Irish RrIgsde and the oath Massachusetts Volunteer
which resulted in several Of the participants being
severely wounded.
1t seems the meQ Of tho Irish Brigade were very
mach intoxicated and assaulted any person who ~.
prosehed them.
The Naval Brigade were promptly on hand, who' TO-
xether with platoon Of policemen, succeeded 10 re-
storiug order for the time being.
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Csnn4rcfai Ksselligeacc

L,yssrooL .Corsox M.xKff--rhs Brsfsn' Cires'H 20
porte The salss Of cotton Tor the week secn s!U ose
HE excited aud an advance has taken zee ~
liasd y or American, aud lad 10 10, Other ds'ei,
a." s.s,s curt Int hrm a. unchanged suetsons hd1uns
OS(,sna ada piddliny 6plsad' ibid middins Isa. G
r. S,c KISosr-Ths Manchester nnhes 70 unsssi .Hl
loysIs Rejecting 1's enhanced prsss ss"ss''0 '' ''
ysrua n.-.. rh> R,.slstufs mar
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Communication Between America and
Europe 70 b. Established Before tue
Close Of the Present Month
General Confidence in the Success
of the Enterprise.
The R-esnh Between Prince Napoleon
ard the French Emperor.
CAFE RACE. Jul, .. via AsPY BAY,
Ncudl,. July 3, 1860.

TIE Cunard teamship China, from Liverpool
Saturday afternoon, Jano o. via Queensi WI Sunaey'
esh, passed tits poin, at o'clock this morning Gu
route 60 UollfaZ and Boston.
Steamship Teutonia, FROM NewYors. arrived out OIL
on the 22d.
Steamships Persia aud Hevetia from New'iork
arrived ont on the I'D.
The g..,ra aud Political nows is me- Ar and uhim
portant.
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The Day Elsewhere.

Tho Ton. Hannibal Iiamln is 9Th Of July
or,tor AZ Bangor; Col Granville Moody at CifoieV'he'
Pa, ". Thomes Weston. Jr. at marlborough M~s'
Cd, n q. Tsylcr at Jones borough. Tenn Hon. John
prougb At Cleveland: DR.. r. X. Carroll at Cambridge
Ma the Hon. II. Is. Smith al flmirs y. T.; Tho hon.
Join A. Goodwin at st. Adams. W. the Rev sanueI
Woloott OF cleveland at BelchertOwn. Mass Dr. Geo.
II Ioring ~ Newburyporti Gov. Parker at Hope""I
" J the Hon. Wai,nan T. Wiley ut Parkersourf'
w v the Hon. Chanacey Shifer OF New-forH ~
Railway n. j.. and the Rev. W. II. Ryder. d. d.. oil
Chicago. At Sycamore. i'll.
A ce,eAra.ion occurs in Glonham, Dutchess
Co. TO-DAY. A dinner is TO DO given TO returning
.,a,s, and an GRAFTON will 30 pronounced by the Rev
q. X. CToohs. d. M,
The orator at Middleborough, Mass, VIII De
Thomas Weston. IT, Of Fall River Mass. aud non We
Rev G. H. Bingham as stated In our pubh'hea h'' o'
speakers. ,o
HAaRsBuRG, Monday. July ), isoa
Preparstions are making FOR grand celeorn-
,,on OF Independence Da,. Trumphal arches a,S
e,sreJ IN d erent parts Of .he city The mli1ry ana
G,,uen will iurn out In grand psrade' roy ,i .
~. 70 Ia gsn TO all who participate n celebrating
's esoa,c o,ations viii be delivered aud the fes
rio. viii olos. with brilliant illumination " sno
M
works. ,,,,cy
Ngyy BRuksw lex y. j., Monday Suy -.
Extensive preparations have been MACS hu OH,
,r The ,eebration Of tho Fourth 81 Jay inere WI,
h soluts In tho morning procession o. so'aef' "''
6rensn aud grand dinner.
IN BOSTON ,..
Eorros. Monday. July 3 1863
Admiral Farragut aud wife, and MaloI.ue 'a
nasr,on with his wife a.,J daughter arrived nv, az
dav They remain over the Fourth ss sucs" " n,
cty me indications are TINT the celebrs'ian e
row will suIpass in enthu sias all previous
Of the day.
SARATOGA Monday. July 1909.
There Is q prospect of splendid ceieDLs "npn
Al This Mace tomorrow Tho weather 10 nno' snu
hers II distinguished guests sro oominr. g.nt
CON nj ttes leave tomorrow " accompany osn' u's"'
from Albany 10 this place.
IN PHILADELPHIA. ana,
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, July . 100.
The celebration Of tho Fourth OF July III tIls
ctv PROMISES to be the enthusiastic ana ouIset,o
sysr held here The illumination will 30 most ehtsnso.
Independence Hall will be brilliantly iilmn Mcn.i
will also the Union League House. tho N."onss
Union Club, Press Club and MOI" u, a.,
dc Newspaper Offices TA Lager WIN
disnlav circle Of globes nclosihg the words ,
and Union ID gas sta zhPrs" iluminssss '~ 'unN'
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France.

NJ. Eloin had arrived in Paris on special
mission.
III. weekly return Of the Bank Of Frarce shows An
increase Of cash on hand " nearly Zoo 900 francs
The Prince Napoleon was abolt "a proceed 20 Swits'
.rlsnh His interview with the Emperor 10 said "a
have videned the breach between tlcm.
The Op,n'ons National had received frst warning
for an attack upon u Government speech IN the
humber,
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General. En Re ute - Ges,ysb.rs.

NAgnIsBunC Pa, n lay July 3, Ifcs
Mai. Gen. Meade and ST 4 and Maj .Gen,
GRAVEYARD and stai arri.d here Il q sbt, aud were
received at the depot by depus cD Of state oeias
Gems. Meade and Crawford We entertained durinl
the morning by Gov Curtin. at tte ExesuiNe nanson
where thew were also waite upon by tho citizens VI
Harrisburg A.. ,,.A "A
The distinguished party left TIE city ct TN 0Sock ,
carriages intend NJ ~ drive I'll ugh the Cnrpe'isaS
vaav Ia lei ,s,uIg.
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Spain.

A general amnesty has been declared for
ofrenses 1gain-t the g. Press Law"
The municipality Of Madrid, which was dismissed
last A pril has been restored
Marshal serrano has been approved % Captain
General Of Madrid
Marshal Oponuell had made speech In the Corfes
rating forth tho Government policy which includes
the recognition Il the Kingdom of Italy and the main
tsnsnce u smicaLo relations with foreign Powers.
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A CHILD DRowNED.-On Sunday evening,
allie Mr. And Mrs. Quig. resulting at No 10 Railroad.
AYR. Jrrsey City, were waiting on the fsw.York aide
~ u Osuftlandtss Ferry with their BOY. eyed three
100 he child fell throsgh hols on the pier. and Was
a,o~.ed before assistance cosld b rendered Ihs
Sodv Was recovered BY . sailor.
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Erem Ezsvnna-Tho IaJiinn Reosilien
Gaining str<nasf,--kcnscity o. tSnvaua
News sris o. Uniied States ves-eis az
KEY yTest.

Adyices from Hsvt state that the rebellion ia
gaion,. ,tr,nsth ar &. PRESIDENT Geffrard had suS
fercd some reverse.
As for Havana news tier. is none. The "eathel
continues very worm. .r..
there is u lie ssle IN hey West his week Of Unite4
States prizes aud condemned yessIB, AM q steamed
from Key West the TaiapOosa. was here tie day pS
fore Yesterday to take any who nlEht WIN " QUA
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poal6 Drowned.

Foar HAMILTON. Monday July 3. leo;
The body Of giri about IA years old was
found here day and inquest held BY Justice hen
nett Deceased had u high. calico dr.s wooden
ss.L twa calico and me hervy wooden shirts woole
riociDgs and pegl,l shoes Verdict Pound
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ing with the raotto. "oi. County. Unites&oieveri
JEf Iaairer arsi Ttgrspa with various ransparencle
one representing Grant offering peace to Loe ana te
other representing Lii coin on the battlefield Of hion
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Austria.

TIE House Of Relchscath had resolved not to
grant further credit 10 The Government until the Bud.
gets OF 1868 and ls65 have been voted in conformity
With the Constitution 1t was rnmored that -; VoL
Scher, ting Minister of State, and NJ. Won Pener
Mipi,tsr Of Finance had rendered their rssgnations
which the Emperor dGcliDed 80 accept.
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E-sixusd.

BOSTON, n 1uday. Jriy leoo.
Col Albert G. Browne. IT,, Military see'etar9
W, .ad,.v Iortor the past four years, has RI
signed md viii rssan. ne Sctise Of sps I ~: no.
Browne proved 9 most ialteini SmSer M. sssssST
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IL is reported that the negotiations between
the Mexican Embassy ard the Papal Court have been
interrupted, aud that the Embassy will leave Rome.
and H. Nekha return from Mexico. Florence papers
confirm this rcptuie.
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rsa Bne.itvr Asanensicu

| PORTLAND Ne. Monday. July !, iSoA
The monitor Aeanenticus from Portsmouth
" an : cruise, arrived here to-day.
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The military Civic Authorities and returned veterans
Of the eImy of the U. s, Commandant OF the Navy
Yard, val officers and marine corps, VIII 'orm in pro-
cesson II y o'oock a. ~ ON Fourthst.. T. d.. right
resting on Broadway. The procession will move at
O'clock a. ~. precisely, in the following order;
Major.6sr II, L. Dar, co. commanding, Second
Division y. 2. y. g., preceded by mounted escort
ihfth brigade. 6Iig Gen. p. 5. Croose eomma[dnfi
mont. Col ,spar Urban; Artillery Battalion, Moor
H. A. Sp. gne; 10Th Regiment Col Lropsey; CIVIC
auhoIe n eaasss 1ne SS ".,,rons
Of tie army OF the United states under escort OF 1tn
Regiment N. Y N. g.. Co. L. u. Fovler, Brig. Gen
James Jourlan ecrmsn'Ss;; p Eleventh 6n
Pratt; 4st. Regiment Col j. V. hesero!e; 52d Ens,
menf Cob NJ w. Cole; 5O,h Regiment, Col D. Y
Adau-I howitzer battery Major hotehkssi eve
socci ,s.
The Ire OF march win be ,oTlows; From Broad.
way through Bedford ave. through Ayr 10 ave- rough
Nyrio t. Clnton.aye., through Citation to Lafayette
ave Though Iafsyetteayc. To- Fifthush-ave thIongh
F1a1b0sh.avc TO foweIssL, through Powers TO At
lartic ST., through Atlantic 20 Clntoust through Onh-
ton 10 Mnntsguest., through Montague TO fnltonst'
and hrough Fuion-st 10 the City Hall, where the pre-.
cessiOn Will be reviewed by the Mayor and Dord ot
Aldermen Immediately after the review the veterans
Of ths United States Army ard Navy vii. ASSEMBLE IN
the Academy II Music who're tie Declaration OF lnu.
pend,nc viii be read and al Grafton delivered by the
orator OF the day. aitor which tho veterans VIII ne we
W
the citizens Of brooklyn.
At surset, snlutes viii BE- fred IN the Eastern and
Western Districts, and the beils RING 'hrousoou' 'ne
city.
In vev Of the rloons events attending the sdy" Of MS
IN sny ,bs &, 81 p nr VINO rejoice IN
10 rthrow Rebellion aud tn. e.',o!haert .. sw.
gia'r -nS sooo In y, ab, So. tanned eighty.
zine years in1ot and invio!.'e' "'n yln
in H. celebration Of tis anniv'isny ~ lInnln-
dis sy one To- be remembered by the citizens
Of ou sty and one whiel VIII be worthy oil Tie 'pPS e'eh
'''''''' ~ y ". K.rBryIsou A NJ Piss.
Johs X hrlxsa' Inos fsais'
Comuile. n he sosrl Of Aldermen on Celebrating
'he Foui'h o' July
1hei' appears 70 De s'h'e ml.uuu, r'tnnu"f -, ,na
mprr Ion hat thry .erc not properly treated by tho
anthor res. and at meeting recently nei' they re-
solved 10Y 20 ln,tSpa,o ~ t"o nv nn.c i,r.
nsLrd and The neglect Dy tee city authorities tho
i'orn Of the different r'eim, ~ was iscInsy oou,I
,rn. 't ~ a. 49,. 49,
As on A. the Mayor and Conmon Council Commit.
"a were reminded tat ,hey bad MT pro, ded carriages
ior t'e Wounded veterans, ,ne( oinuisu W. ~ s"r
70 a coumlodats asery man who nay be hGnl. The
y,licles II BE- at tho C.ty Hall Park. and at tho ds
po,al oI We '.' .' .ds o., nm i,rnen,, di,ula,
OF fngs fon lie pubic buildings, and the City Hal
Court iihse' Re- arS 10 De- sieH"'p i'En-nA''' ~
~ a,,h,ie.s h. mon. yop.rsly celebrated
than ever before.
oTHrR cTILBRA-ioSs
r,,.o, c,v Uud,o, CITY. South Bergen, YonAcrs
ana # mo,, q, tbe towns. and villages within hundre
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CLLYELAND, MOn0Iy' VWy IsVk
Gov. Brough is seriously Ill az niS 'sS'osnce -
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FER Il vPsps.


The steamship Asia sails from this port OF
w.dnesdav st y %. The nails VIII close st q ~
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fred from tho Battery, and at o'clock In the morning
and o, noon the chimes Of Triay, under the direction
of James Aynfe. viii perform the following airs:
!. Changes o. cigh, bella
2. (olpnIbis, he Gem Of the CeeaI
3. Yankee Doodle.
4. Sentie Xitels
5. Had q Heart.
6. For God and Liberty.
= Grand Matt ra artdsis, written for Trinity chimes
3tor-e u. Bristow Of victories, n',
ducns ~. following chues Vivr Lknerios Boud Solder
BOY. old fob ~ HO.ae. Comm, through tho Rye, Hail
Columbia. The I6iApbsls M, Con Ia Ge
q. Lovely Lily 9th. Vac
9. Ais rom { hi a OF the ItegintRt
10. Wlst faiS-hs, Music.
u On TO the fied of 0o-y.
y. 4 he soldiers Return,
~. Red. WI t. and Blue.
IA Nnnhr. Doodle
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70B NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY
cnseryance Of acs'eFsi"S'
c,,. -t,on Of the Four'l IN the
Metropolis.
Programme Of Arrangements
salutss, Fireworks and Festivals
ampssments end Entertainments OF
Every Kind.
Programme Of Arrangements
salutss, Fireworks and Festivals
ATTRACTIONS At HOME AND hSNoAo'

an .be indications are that We Will have
.o-.se and display today Of which New-fcrk
NAV Justly Ell proud. Tic P'o9ranme OF arrange,
naoHts sor the Celebrate re-,ui'.sh ths morning
-, ,ho ha,oft Of cur readers and he thousands WHO
yin flock to lie city tom tie "cunt'y
rHE PROGRAMME OF ARR MOMENTS.
~, r-o,rs,,n II arrangements as adopted ty the
Committee. is os ioI IS .,,o,.,,exrs
CELEBRATING ThE APPROACHING
ANNIVERSARY
NATIONAL. INDEPENDENCE,
JULY 4, 1855. .,,-,,,,,n,
UNDER TIE Al s. l1E5 Oh ~ His imt "'Ni'ii Al
CRY ,lt t.TN.VGRE.