The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04


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adjacent counties win meet as the Mercer House,
corner Of Mercer and Broome streets, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, In full uniform, to celebrate the
eighty-ninth anniversary Of our national inde-
pendence. Dinner will b provided on this coca
sion. aseeese .i1l III rss ~ 49,.
| THE IRISH BRIGADE.
After the review the Irish Brigade will be enter.
tainsd at the banquet at Irving Hall. James T.
| Brady, Esq, will preside, and speeches viii be
nads BY General Nsagher, Colonel Nugent and
! ethsrs t e3s tess
THE WOUNDED AND MANNED VETERANS
| ct the Central Park Hospital will be taken
from that institution this morning, to the number
| Of about two hundred, and after pleasant ride
through the Park, they will be driven down to .
position whore they csn see tho military parade
- they pass in the procession. After the process
sion passes they will be taken to the City Az.
.sembly Rooms, in Broadway, where, at ono
O'Clock, an elegant entertainment will be served
! up. Tickets Of admhsien oan only be procured Of
Colonel Colyer, Superintendent of tho State
Soldiers Depot. Rev. DR.. Adams, Of this city,
viii deliver an oraton upon the occasion. Robert.
sons fine band and Union Gies Club will furnish
the. necessary music, while the Rose Hill ladies
viii dispense to the soldiers ice cream, fruIt &c.
| BRAVE soLRIERs AND REPEsTANr REBELS.
The following invitation has been handed us for
publication:- ~,
TO rHs sDIfoR OF OFT TaS % a.s4LD. AID ,...
Our brave soldiers and psntsn. johnny Rsbs are in
vsd TO call and take lunch, at No & = Ludlcw street.
The Municipal Programme.
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mon and Councilmen appointed to make arrange
ments for the approaching anniversary Of our ma.
tional independence publish the following =
" N g., under command Of Major General Charles W.
Sandford They will be reviewed by His Honor the
Mayor, and Common Council, in Union square, At ten
In the evening fireworks will be exhibited at tho fol-
lowing places and in the order Of the programme The
Isaac Edge, Of jersey City, N. J.
During the interval between the pieces AERIAL fireworks
will be displayed IN rapid succession and the bands will
furnish music at the following places, viz r,.,
City Hall-Grafullas Is band. atv aawtfH
East Broadway and Grand street-Hlls band
Madison square-Grafulla's band.
Tompkins square -~Robsrtsons band.
West Broadway and Franklin street-Robertson's bands
Broadway and Forty third -Kingsand's band.
Battery-Rubsll's band
Union Msrket square, East Houston
band. r.i
West Houston street square Kissenberth's g band
Marion and Spring streets- -Monahans band
Monroe and Market streets. -
Mount Morris squarc-Rubells band. I'LL.
Thirty street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues
Liberty square Kinssand's = band ~
Fourth Avenue Park-Kingslsnd's band.
Al the City Hall there viii be ine display fHreworks
AZ the other places above des'gnated There WIN be
The owners aud masters Of vessels in port, and pro-
STso q hotels % and public buildings are requested e
70 ring the bells OF their respective churches for hour
at sunrise, noon and sunset rr
Drivers Of vehicles arc requested to avoid the line Of
The civic societies invited TO cooperate with tho
committee In .urtberance Of the celebration
The COMMITTEES also request the Board Of Education to
have the public schools closed the 81 of July also
business on that day, and display the national SsS from
their buildings, whether public or private.
Society Of CincInnatas.
The Society Of Cincinnatus, body Of historic
character, will celebrate the day. 1t will
convene at the rooms Of the New York Society
Library, University place, to-day at noon, sx-
Governor Fish in the chair.
Tammany Society.
The numerous adherents of Tammany are TO
unite in the celebration of the Fourth. The pro-
gramns will be found in another column.
Trinity Chimes.
Olu iTIhity VIII ring OUT peeutlui setecJlOn
during the day, closing with yankee Doodle.n
lta AZ the Park.
There will be music at the Park on the Mall,
commencing at halfpast three o'clock IN the after.
noon, by the Park band, under the leadership Of
u. B. Dodworth. The following in the pro-
PART YIRsr.
PARK YARcB. = 1. Overture to "Alessapdro stYa
N delA".. .Fl0tow.
q March--"viva LAmsrica'. .Millard
u Ia NioloA hazufka. Faust
a. Wedding March from Summer Nights Dream
h.sG at ss~ll- 4. . taa n. az. Menlessohn.
8. onicksiep owelcoms HOmer .......... .Dowblhe
g. Scleciions from "Don Pasquae". .Don,zetd
T. National Melodies f go tl a-
g. Overture, Diamonds u Csuronns". .Asbsf
o. Waltz Bskexte-. ~ Strause
10 March ssThe Maln ...............C. Rehm.
ii. Fantasia from IL Irovstore. Verdi
rls ~ n. ...., The Union - ,
Miscellaneous Jubiless.
UNION BOhB SCHOOL.
There will be a celebration at the Union Home
School, from two till four o'clock. The exercises
by the little orphans Of our volunteers will be very
interesting. and they will do all they can to make
. visit agreeable. A collation. will be spread for
the guests.