The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01
THE NINETY-sIxTH REGIMENT,
80 GENERAL ORDER--N0. l3
HRADQuARrRRs, NINETY. RECT. N. Y. g..


Vho Fourth In Wt1lt0msburg.
Tho preparations for the celebration Of the Fourth
have nearly been completed in this district and the
srcses will DO Of magnitude and character never here
eofore attempted by the staid citizens Of the Burg.
At daylight a salute Of thiry-sx guns will be fred
followed by the ringing Of BELLS At halfpast ten A. NJ
. meeting Of citizens will take place the chapel Of the
Ross street church. The following gentlemen will de-
liver addrcsses:-Rev. E. g. Porter D. D. Richard H.
Huntley, Esq. Row Z W. Bliss Rev. c. Pomeroy
r. wilson At half.past four p M exercises under the
direction Of tho Citizens Committee, Of which Hon.
VIM Wall is chairman will take place at the First Pres
strees D. L. Norhup Esq will read tho Declaration
of Independence and Rev T. Garfield win deliver an
Mary will celebrate the day by picnic In the evening
every householder is invited to illuminate The Ger.
grand procession and public meeting in which some
thirty societies will take part.
The following orders 70 the military issued by
General Duryea yesterday
GENERAL oRpERs-Ko. o.
HEADauAn1ras' sHcosp sI DIVISION, n Q. IN;Y.l
l. On the Fourth of July ensuing the fh brigade e,oep.
pree on South second es Ds
SssSs
% .as nth Colonel
<beng the drst volunteer regiment from this city, win form
raised the city, and was preparing
Rsrc right on FOURTH street at the same hour under the
An societies and ORGANIZATION; Of citizens desiring
street. Eastern District right on Fourth street al half pas
:2s s e %
sna s
s ne Will Ss RI.
missed A M i city and county and dis
g. Commsndanis viii promusate these orders, and see
'A. the utmost D SSis1ss
VIZ. q. BxRexS, A. A. A. O. -''
Tho Celebration at Mott Haven. West.
chester County.
The patriotic citizens Of this nourshng town have
provided literally for celebrating nations holiday
Sautes will DO fred, bells rung grafton delivered,
tho Declaration Of Independence read, singing by the
children Of tho schools dinner the returned voun.
teors Of the town. and the days festivities will end with
p grand display Of fireworks
The Fourth in Hudson city.
The Fourth will be celebrated in Hudson City by
dinner given the returned soldiers tho grove near
waverIey; Grafton by the Hon. @. d. Acfian, and
display Of fireworks in the evening
The National AnnivcrsarS at A,b.uv.
Tho old Knckerbockers Of the capital ara de,ermined
on monopolirns hons share in tb, grand festivities
which are 70 mark the cesbrAop 81 the coming Fourth
throughout the country fhs spasmodic awakening 10
some consciousness OF events and participation
th'rein BY the sleepy ynickerbockers viii not be re-
GREETED by any h1S ,ould be followed by natural wide
awake ac''vencs TO which they have been 80 long
mngers Nv III DO seen by the following resolution
LIN .vM ~ sday In Albany is TO be celebrated In
moS' ps'n" &C manner:-
49, SOLUTION op THE BousB on ASSEMBLY.
a. W." ed tho Senate concurring-That the flags Of
ne York Volunteer regiments deposited In the Blu
Eee of Military Statistics be publicly presented on the
- OF July next and that his Excecncy the Governor DO
and hereby is requested 70 receive them behalf Of the
Btate at that time.
! Tho Senate, Of course, concured, and both Houses
will meet informally at Albany Tuesday next when
the nags-somo eighty in number-wll once again
and for the last time probably be borne by the brave
nen who fought beneath their folds the
crimson battle fields Of the rebellion. Such ofcers
served In the field who be present will attend be-
af OF their regiments but for and behalf Of those eg
tnsnts that cannot be represented Major General But
hcrneld, by invitation, will be there he with
Hnany OF them In the din and of battle and be-
f the absent soldiers will present their honored coors
the Governor - the representative OF the State Lieu
tenant General Grant will be present at the ceremony
hhe guest OF Governor Fenton In fulnment OF pledge
yivsn 10 that effect when he last passed through New
York. General Hooker has been invited and Ia also
eeotcd 70 be present Generals Slocum, Peck and other