The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-04
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THE FOURTH.

Tho nineticth gtia day OF the republic will DO most
enccusily celebrate throughout the country its pres
being rpce with interest than has
attached to il before, except perhaps when 1t was
hrst singled out from other days OF honor Tho
establishment, of ace the dsbandment OF the hos
tile armies tho restoration OF q disnembered Union were
all in tie last celebration OF the same
day: but The blight OF war was too apparent,
and tho great msfodune OF the nation In tho death
o. IL irsic n too recent to admit OF unrcscrved
and full enjoyment or tho occasion Now there 10
ecaccs cloud on tho horizon OF the country or an
nchr- I,ory In the hearts Of tho people prevent
the hearty rioc ng that should accompany the arrival
or the anniversary OF our national birthday.
grand ps.ade OF our National Guard viii DO the main
feature 81 lie celebration during the day in this city,
ord iiyriy display OF fireworks will wind up the pa
tsic,ia iuhE,e In the evening Tho First brigade
Of cayalfy and the First, Second Third and
Fourth brigadcs Of infantry, forming the First
division, vii form Fifth avenue Q. eight AM /,
With tho yht resting on Washington Parade Ground,
aud take rp line irh through the most fashions
Die Il the city paying marching salute to the
Mayor and Corsoraton At Union square national 81
luia WIN be led from the battery at noon and the Gov
ornore salute wiz be fred Washington square. The
finest display OF fireworks will be at City Hall Other
displays viu take place in Madison square, Tompkins
square square aud other places There will DO
music at tie Park terrific ascensions nj Kim Park, o
drive y SIX geese In hand East river, half dozen
theatrical matin6es and dozen two holiday excur-
slous up the Hudson, through Long Island sound and
out 20 Old Ocean.
In Brooklyn the Second division will not parade.
Pyrotcchnc displays gsyly floating flags glowing ad-
dresses and national saucs will DO the order OF the day
Tho holiday In Boston, Philadelphia and In tho prn-
cipal cities o. ,he Union win be celebrated In similar
manner.
CONGRESS-
In the Senate, yesterday the Conference Com
ON the bill to prevent smuggling made report The
House amendments were allowed aud the report was
sxreed The bill goes .o the President Tho In
dian Appropriation bill amended and passed II
returns 20 the House FOR concurrence.
In the House the report OF the Conference Committee
on tho Freedmen's Bureau bill agreed TO- aud the
bill now awaits Presidents signature The Tariff bill
was considered, and considerable portion OF the bill
was disposed or
Both Houses adjourned until Thursday merit
THE CITY.
From tho bulletin Issued by the Board OF Health yes
terday appears that Irshwoman reading at No. 81
Mott street. died Of cholera al sx O'Clock Monday
evening, after Illness OF about nine hours During
the last week there 523 deaths being increase
OF eighty Dno ths mcrtuary i.si Of the preceding
week In Brooklyn there increase OF eighty
nine the deaths last woek amounting 70 iss and those
or tho preceding week being but nioe,yfour. Dr. Har
ia superintendent OF the Bureau Of vital statistcs
says the Increased mortality both In this city and Brook
yn was caused by the unusual hamdy and heat Of the
atmosphere DR. BisseI Deputy Health oncer Of Quar-.
satpe In his report yesterday, states that there had
been no deaths admissions Of choera patients since
hast report and tina. all the remaining pass xsrs Of the
steamship Union lis In number, had BEEN ssu, 70 The
city yesterday ~-'
About hundred lnjunctions were Issued ysaisrdsy
ny Judges cardoro and Brady, making total Of I've
hundred and ninety njunctions already served On The
Commlssioners OF Eross
- osssd Ssv W. snpsssusA yesterday In ~