New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
The Day Elsewhere.
IN BgOOKLYy,


IN BROOKLYN.
The Fourth was duly celebrated in Brooklyn
on Tuesday. according to programme. consisting OF
sautes In the morning ringing Of BELLS military parade
and fireworks In the evening" In addition 10 which their
meeting at the Academy Of Music and happy
time anorg the sick and wounded sailors at the Marine
Hospital.
tary looked fine The l4th Regiment. in their new
i5st5 Regiment Volunteers. Col ". H. MoNary. made
first appearance. They had just returned from
three years campaign. The Irish Long Island Regi
mcni Volunteers reduced 10 about fifty men. was also
represented ana were under command Of Capt George
W. StilwelL A few disabled veterans we're In car.
riagss. The procession formed In Fourth.st Eastern
District and meIched to the City Hall In the Western
District distance Of about five mes. and after being
reviewed by the Mayor and Common Council, were dis
missed about noon.
An Grafton VIA delivered in tho Academy Of Music
shortly after tie military line broke up by the Hon: X.
= Mccormick OF Arizona. Mayor Wood presided on
the occasion. The attendance Was rather slim.
The most interesting feature Of the day occurred at
the Marine Hospital in FnshDgave where go invalid
sailors provided with excellent dinner gotten
up by Mr. Charles T. Kirby, the Steward OF the lnst.
tuition. after which they were entertained with
speeches Aongs and Instrumental music. The National
Isand 81 WilliamsOnrgh In attendance. Frof
Frank ExhOrn presided nj the piano; the children OF
the CumberlaId.s Orphan Asylum and the children OF
the CarltOn.ayc. Methodist Church Sunday School
were present and sang n number Of songs The Hoian
(ilee Club of Wiinmsburgh sang songs at Intervals
Frederick o. g. Frnche, powder boy who lost his leg
n. the attack on Forts Jackson and 81 Philip below
New. Orleans reced poem entitled "Ihe feari
Handled knife"
The Declaration Of Independence was read by Mr.
Wn. Taylor. and patriotic addresses were mahe ny
Hon Moses r. Odell A. Dunsback. esq. Judge james
W CornweI Supervisor Francis C. Kirby and others.
The latter sang several songs which were greatly
rerhed by the sailors
The affair " az very fine one In oil respects. the
tire geents having been perfected by Mr. Chas
l.. Kirby, the Steward, assisted by Mr. Joseph Web
her the gate teeer There are over o sailors IN tae
Hospital Of which about 20 were too I'll TO participate
In TIE celebration. All were highly pleased with the
days proceedings. -
In the evening fireworks were displayed from Fort
Greene Carroll Park and Union Base Bah Ground, I'M
der the direction " the Citv authorities.
The City Hall aud several private residences were
illuminated.
Al davbreak a srlute OF 80 guns was fred In the
Nineteenth " ard and immediately aferward the bells
Of the district put in motion. The 47h Regiment
Col Meserole preceded by its famous Drum Corps.
sooD flied the streets its line Of march 10 Bedford
ave, with enthusiastic crowd. When the regiment
arrived In the neighborLood Of the Fountain and took
its position in the line. the splendid mansions In the
ueiglborhood began TO show their patriotic emblems
which were tasteuly arranged, and The multitude et
pressed its delight by yociferous cheering Bedford
ave-, Ciymer'st koss,st Lee-ave;i ana heary an we
magnificent display OF bunting inierspersed with
patriotic devices appropriate 10 the Day III tne lhI
eenh Ward many residences presented ATTRACTIONS Tor
by In the devices exhibited from their
balconies The residence of Senator strong presented
fine appearance. in the Fourteenth ward there was
not much external display, but the patriotic ieryor OK
the rising generation there was most ulnlstakaDy ex'
bibited The residences 81 the Hon. ;. L. Maddox.
Coroner Barrett and others, attracted attention.
moDg the many striking notices throughout me as
tric tho following noticed ON shield exhibited NJ
the residence No. Fourhst.; Sound loud the TIM
brel over land aud sea; Jehovah has uiumphed inc
people are free" The names OF Grant, Sherman Sher'
dan and other public fayorites were frequently seen
Ill
Chinese lanterns ornamented with the portraits
OF these distinguished soldiers. =,
The public exercises Of the day commenced IN the
chapel of tho Ross street Church at l0i u. m. The
building was densey crowded, and over the sacred
desk placed splendid portrait 81 sshington
Stuart the property OF Mrs sylvester Al beafu. NO
Bedford ave The decorations were very chasts. ana
the music under the direction OF George w. MORGAN
esq was superb. Richard II. Huntley. erq presided
PRAYER was offered to tho Throne OF Grace by the rev
T. w. Bliss and addresses were Delivered by tho Chair
man the Rev Charles y. Pomeroy the pastor, ana the
Rev q. H. Payne The exercises closed about one
o'clock and the large audience retired amor tho
OF the benedict0n. ,., -.
At a. y. m. there was largo meeting Of citizens a.
the First Presbyterian Church corner OF south fonrn
and Sixth sts This meeting was called Dy tue Othes
Committee. j. 8. Burr. esq presided Tho yeheiaple
and Kew g s. Jocelyn offered prayer. d. L. Northup.
e,o. read the Declaration Of Independence Ihe ORC
tor of the dsy tho Row A. j. Csnl6ed. then came 9L
ward. and delivered an orstcn Oh s,css !,tsntiou
was listened 10 throughout with GREATNESS
Tho illumination Of private residences
the Thirteenth Seventeenth ana Nneseen' S,,sa,h
was very general but In the Fourteenth anu ofIecnt
Wards there was very t,e display, In consequence OF
the absence in tho country Of many Leading , A% Wos
In the Thirteenth Ward the residences Oh HnRi ,rt
om Dr North and others presented splehui" eHecr
and In the Nineteenth Ward the mansiouS y, 80
M And Levi Beard, DIR. Wright, Mr. jenkins ano
ether, were covered with lights Of various shades
Tn. ruhIic Greworts at Union Pond and near the
ronntain attracted immense crowds. and the Gay
ended without anything resulting 70 mar 'ns
| harmony.
TIE DAY M HUDSON COUNTY, N. I-ohIhD''A'
TON AT SOUTH BERGEN AND HUDSON Oiri-
A MAMMOTH PICNIC.
The Fourth was celebrated by the inhapitan's |:
of Hudson Comfy with far greater
tho Declaration Of Independence and In celebrating s
our return to peace The day passed on 80 ,ax,r a.
heard from without casualty worthy of noe nu'ing
occurred, or q single arrest having been made
CELEBRATION AT SOUTH BERGEN.
A o<Iohration under the auspices OF tho COM