New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
The Celebration in Other Places.
NRWBRRy, n. c.

The anniversary of the National independence cele-
braed here to-day in exceedingly spirited manner the
majority of the participants In the celebration behg OF
Northern BIRTH the natives with few honorable exeep
tons refusing to join in the Observance OF the day
The demAlsration approached nearer the observance
Of tho day in Ncw-Elgland than any previous display
seen IN Newbern.
Tic day was ushered in in the usual manner, that
the Episcopal Secretary refused to allow the bell OF the
Episcopal Church 20 be rung for any secular purposes
There was grotcsque display OF the antique nor
rbles," the like Of which never before seen south
of Mason and DiXes line King cotton the Freedmen
Bureau etc. etc. were Enthusiastically carcatured The
procession formed under the direction OF James H.
Fleming, Chief Marshal, assisted by .. s. Marshal H.
HszeD A. G. Hills Charles Hebbard, and james Roquet
The procession composed OF the ire departments OF
Newben and Beaufort with bands of music, officers and
sailors from the United States steamer Hezel, detach
the Sh United States Infantry, the Committee OF
Arrangements invited guests, trades and occupations IN
Guiding the employees OF the United states MAIL ana
oavalcade of citizens.
The procession moved through the principal streets to
Rev A. A. Ellsworth from Massachusetts,.
The reading of the Declaration Of Independence by
Mayor John n. Washington, IN Grafton by Col David
Ueaton and a dinner at the CASTOR House followed, at
which Mayor Washington replied to the toast "lo se
President Of the United States j. W. Pgott for "North
Cardinal" A. G, Hills Of Boston for The Press and
Dr. Meadinger for "The star Spangled Banner"
This evening Marshal and invited guests enter
tanned liberal manner By Major Lander at his resi-
dence on Cravenst.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, July S, 1866.
Yesterday passed oil without any serious accident
There great gatherings at Patterson and Druid Hi
Parks. At the former Mr. Bolts made speech OF two
hours length the State Of the country Senator Nye OF
Nevada, also spoke.
HUDSON.
Hupsos n. Y. Thursday, July :, 1866
The celebration here yesterday under the auspices OF the
Fire Department passed OF in fine style. The Hon. D.
W. Edmonds delivered the Grafton, and b. Sumner OF
Bridgeport, Conn, read hne poem. number OF fire
companies from abroed participated in the celebration,
among them Americas Hose Company OF Bridgeport,
Phenx of Albany Young America Of Poughkeepsie, and
Hudson River Engine Company OF Coxsackle, oil OF
whom made fine appearance and reflected credit on their
respective places.
RICHMOND.
RIcHMOsD. Va, Thursday, July 8, 1866
The National Anniversary observed here by pc-1es
excursions and memorial tributes at the cemeteres Inc
United States troops paadsd IN the forenoon pouon
Of The coloed population had procession ana festival.
Capitol Square thronged exclusively with negroes
during the day Business was generally suspended. Good
order and good humor prevailed
PROVIDENCE, RI.
PnovrDrycE L. l.. Thursday. July 1866.
The Fourth was observed here by the firing of saiutes
ard military and fantastic parades; by an oratiOn deV-
cred by the Rev. Prof Dunan OF Brown University, ana
By a balloon excursion and fireworks.
The balloon took up FIVE persons who landed with uch
difficulty in South Dedham, Mass, y miles from the
The high wind rendered it unmanageable and dragged
through pond and against stone-wal finally lodging
in a tree. Three Of the eronauts were much hur1.
AUGUSTA, GA.
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The day in this city being observed by general ss-
pension Of business The freedmen out parading the
streets making an enthusiastic demonstration.
The freedmen and soldiers engaged IN hight OF Atlanta
on the 9TH in which q few wounded. The prompt
appearance OF the military prevented the disturbance from
becoming general and serious.
HALIFAX
HALIFAX ~ s.. Thursday July 3 1865
Yesterday properly observed by resident aud VISIT
ing Americans Tho doube-endcr Winooski, now IN
habor fred salute at noOn which was returned by the
citadel and aghp. British waryesse IN port displayed
American flags from the mainmast did also the AEeIl-
can shipping In port In the evening, the Americans paI
took Of dinner at Halifax Hotel Judge Jackson, Consul,
In the chair was ably supported by W. ID. OBnen, esq
Aor proper attention paid 10 the good things with when
the table was burdened number Of Appropriate regular
toass were Enthusiastically drank after which eloquent
Brayton Ives Capt Kautz OF the Winoosk and Others.
Among the guests Capt Kauz DR. Franklin Lcus.
Wells and Palsk OF tho Wnooski. The union was sue
cess
CAIRO.
CAEo Thursday July 8 isG6.
Tho greatest meeting ever held IN southern Illinois, II
not in the State assembled here yesterday and celebrated
the Fourth OF July. The meeting gotten up by the
soldiers and addressed By gems. Sherman and Logan
Gov Ogesby and Others Tho procession took four hours
TO pass given point The number present was about
10000.
FOURTH AT RALRfGH.-The colorcd people Of
Raleigh had large procession the Fourth Addresses
were delivered by Geo. Robinson the Hon b. f. Moore ct
zen Of the city the Rev Mr.. Topper OF Boston Sand Mr. VII
llus coored orator OF education. The city quiet the
stores being open business being transacted on ord