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

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al 10 O'CLOCK in the morning.
EXCURSIONS.
iar,e number Of steamboats, advertised q mako eA
cse rs from The city 10 vaTeus points % inel On 'A
Ess and Hudson Rivers and IN The Bay and doabes tnou
synds II persons viii avail themselves Of me olpO''u" "
care from the heat and nsise Of the city and breathe the
fresh IN of the highlands tho bracing air of the sea
Full particulars Of these excursions viii be found in our adj
versng columns.
OUT OP TOWN RESORTS.
The day bids fair 10 be fine and exceedingly not
and doubtless thousands Of or ozaas will gladly avail
themselves the number of places Of cheap resort which are
offered TO them The pleasure beats bolnd FOR East River and
up the Hudson win be mos, likely ,hroaee1 and we learn
that The popretors Of Of suburban pleasure resorts
are making great Preparations for the entertainment Of age
NUMBERS Of guests.
Owing to the extreme heat Of the weather, large
number Of orr citizens will probably rush FOR thetea
beaches whore they will have opportunity Of reveng in
the salt sea spray their hearts content number Of boats
are advertised TO quit their piers for these localities early
hour in the day. Sandy Hook Coney Island Eockaway
Beach and Long Branch win therefore receive large acees
s'ons tomorrow.
For those who afford these Injuries compenea
ton afforded by facilities for sea-bsthrg which are pre-
scented them within limits Of Tie city and within easy
access 70 ALL Halls Hot and Cold salt water Baths at the
Battery present the popular. These baths are
constructed scientific principles, and are daily visited by
hundreds Of ladies' and goneme1 Who delight IN saltwater
plunge which can here be obtained quite enoyably as
trip down Bay would furnish. Evcry accommodation Is
offered by the proprietor aud the superior cas Of visitors "
proof enough of the general excellence OF The esashmen
In addition this there ether saltwater bnhng houses
on both the North and Rivers, which are largely re
quonted and in fact general Inducements oneed TO the
pablo TO keep cucumber appear 10 be greater 'han
those Of any preceding season.
CELEBRATION ~ BRooKIYV.
The day VIII be celebrated in the usual manner IN bioohn
The military WI parade in consequence " the aecse o.
Tiont Gen Scott Tic flags vii be displayed at baf mast
from 10 70 a. m Bells viii be rang in The morning Capt
johnson viii fre national salue &c guns rom Fort Greene
At SIM rise and Cert Timmes viii fire salute al noon from
the Union Base Bah Grounds in the Eastern District IN the
evening fireworks will be discharged from Fort Greene Park
and the Union Pond Eastern District The fireworks in both
Districts will very fne and usual will doubtless attract
CELEBRATION IN wuLrAysBuReH.
The preparations for the celebration Of the Fourth
in the Eastern District rather limited The Eighteenth
Ward Union League Club engaged the Hon John Oakley
and L. s. Sandeson esq 10 speak at their rooms corner OF
Bushwicksve and Jeersou.st, and Gee Cub viii sing
patriotic airs At Boulevard Grove there VIII BE grand
pe.mc rndr the auspices Of the Union Educational Society
connected with ST. Marys Church Of which Fah" Mellon
aid pastor s. j. Colahan esq rising New.Yok lswyer
will deliver before the Society In the evening
there will lie dTlay Of fireworks at Union Pond
JERSEY CITY AND HoBoEEs.
Ii both these places there will be the usual obseTvanees OF
beTingng and sautefrng and in the evening exhibitions
Of frewors public and private We have not learned
Of any other contemplated demonstrations.
The ladies appear take the lead in celebrating the Fourth
in New Jersey this year. In most Of the towns aad villages
they announce and festivals moderate prices OF ad
mission and With eye utility they devoe the proceeds to
the bcnef; Of their churches THIS aiis Ga combining the
uscfu with agreeable good idea wth tie far women
Of jersey, and they deserve large patronage.