New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

opportunity for private Fourth Of July excursions than C

WASHINGTON
Our Special Correspondent tcleraphs tho. Fourth Of
July PROMISES 10 be exceedingly duh in wsshgeton
Der Of Members Of Congress and large delegations of Others
siding there e night for Phadel<ia TO attend the Pre-
sena,on Of State flags TO Pennsylvania regiments There
viii be public celebration Anamber Of tie clerks attached
the various Departmens viii have excursion down the
Potomac Mt Vernon Several Sunday schools and private
associations viii have pcnics in the suburbs.
CINCINNATI.
large parade will form an escort to Gov. Cox. who
will be in Cincinnati to-day. fne display oflTewoks viii
be given in the evening.
CHARLESTON AND AUGUSTA.
The freedmen Of Charleston and Augusta have
made extensive Preparations celebrate the Fourth ofJ
baltimore.
Great preparations have been made in Baltimore Tor
the celebration of the Fourth Of July. The Hon. John
Bolts win deliver an address the state Of the county al
Patterson Park and the Hon Mr. Van Rrer Of Now Jersey
delivers an address at Druid Hill Park Grand Displays OF
fireworks viii given under the direction OF the snhofs
at three different points.
CELEBRATION At TIE SAvY-YARps.
The ninetieth anniversary of lndependence-Day VIII
be celebrated by Naval forces with more ffti LA VI
any former occasion During the war when we had over
fr hundred vessels in commission aaes oay red ny
flag ir and vessels detached service I year hHdS Us
with nstegll vessels only IN commission ana snppoSuE
each one will Gre authorized salute Of tweniyonc guns
our naval force will to-day FIRE off total Of 2o shots These
sau,es with the nayyyards oni shore stations wiz
cost no, ffron $4,000 From each masthead and peak Of
every vessel in commission will be displayed the stars and
Stripes so that nearly $50 national flags will be flying from
national vessels alone The ihyfour revenue cutters WI
each fire salute making ia guns and oia OF 2~ euns
fred by national armed vessels.
The amount Of bunting dsllyed from shipping in United
States ports and in all ports # the world in houor Of the day
ar att IL
land nagshps spread sufficient bunting to cover
their own huls twice More than 1900 600 will be re
CURED to pay foF all tie festivities Of the day.
At our naval station the vessels In commission win hoist
their igs at sunrise-433 o'clock m.aud keep them flying
until 1884 p st 81 guns viii BE- fred hop the Navy
Yard and the same number fen the flagship Rhode Island
10 the harbor The foreign war In por viii dress
ship" in honor Of the day The Mercantile Marine shipping
will also decorate their vessels with flags Tie Cunard In
National aud other transportation lines viii make hne
display Of coors Of them will Ere national sautcs
The revenuccar Cuyahoes. Capt John Faunee which Is
now lying Scgun Point will be dressed in coors and tho
customary aue fired. In fact all the vessels in port naval
and mercantile, American and foreign VIII We with each
ether in celebrating our NATL day.
OTHER PLACES.
Tn Newark tie veterans who served in the late war
par icpate the parade and also the Fire Department
The Grafton will delivered the Hasey st. NJ T. Church
by Col Mckee n c from Kentucky, and the Declaration
read by Col WIN. Ward Of the late eh " j. Regiment 10
the evening there vii be grand display Of fireworks
4: Long Branch the Rev. Mr. wcsiwool Of Pfiseeton VIII
del Yer an address aud good time viii be enjoyed.
Al Saratoga Newport Lake Cnamplain Niagara Fsls ana
other watering places icnds and negbors who Lave
left the city upon their Sumner vacation viii throw their
Ions TO the hurrah for the Stars ard Stripes While
in every hamlet Norlh tie and ahSis wiz be oil
prepared either liberty aud Union or 70 tear OF
The unlucky arm or fingers may aenrt 10 stop their
mouths
The day Will be pretty generally celebrated in the South al
though notice :, few p'pers a disposition to frown down
any 1gnaa 81 the DAY By the whites The negroes Will
univers liz celebrate aud vii hope meet With 10 disturb
ance In their festivities.