New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

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derfu mounds of the Muskingnm made OF the I,h W. W.
Of the valley 40 the bdlngoi stIl0nsl VINO
were they unless they were tne tlDebu laillll! ~
monuments had been attributed 10 lIe AZ 49,; tI 30.
the Tartar the Lost Tribes. lie rejected lie tHt'
uheofy' since JHairI Snou 9&,i.Iu "' Nr did Gcy
ever catch Tdrtar"-eNCcpt a Homadic eNlcul'h'
n rciectea he Icbrac theory the tribes of Israel had
not been addicted to digging the earth, Dut rainier
trade lApplause.l The most rcasQnahc tstuy va o
the Celt-thc rishmen in fac-who are found an .Nel
the world Of whom n is authenticity reported at my
Applausel-were the mysterious people who erected the
memorable mounds The theory was stichS. lrheu -!
the fact, they handy with the spade ana i II ,o
number of connections az the present day VIII In
many. il fair inference tha5 nC r,s W.
! the bows who built the tomb of ST. Iainmahy
10 Boston on saying that Mr. Wendell Philips die
tates 10 Boston Boston dictates TO the hur@i III
with unconstitutional powers such men as sheridan anu
Sickles IIissesl Cox upon Gen. Butler was Kissed
but Cox upon Mcclellan was appauied and having won
chief over Mayor HOiman's head and the Mayor anu
Mr.. Oakley Hall and shouted for either Mcclellan or
Cox and the multitude, who took their cue from Iie
PLATFORM did likewise Mr. Cox addressed himself III ms
perorGton, TO Mcclellan and the starry nag mus As ~
conflict Mcclellan advanced our starry nag 10 success;
and never stained it by excuses In vctOryIhe WOlu
bear with equal success and honor the whe nag Oh truce
and Cancellation against the black Aag of hate ana con
fiscaton But, whoever the Democracy may neleG ,
above all it should he remembered that Heaven VII Q,S
furnish her blue field for our constellation Oh te uhteu
States when in policy we initiate her cOhuesethdS
mercy to the fallen and achieve by loving sacIce' our
national salvation y -.
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and amused the multitude IN 500 persons IN the body
of the hall, and 100 onicehOders on the platform may
be styled multitudcl, assuring them that lie was
born in New-YOrk, ana was always ready 10; goose
berry pie at o'clock y. IN. on the Attn july lCheeTs
on the platform. HIS hearers had been NeTphnckcti'
but that was no reason why they should be bored.
Applause from the body of the housed He saw before
hat bunch Of frecrackcrs which the Tammly Society
had provided for the pyrotcciny of the Fourth These
by gunpOwdcr and nothing clsc-Nery red outside, ana
very iimsy within and when single shgIt ue vas
he XVhp
and appausel Mr. Hall compared the effects Of Radical
into the barrel after the explosion and there is nothing
but dirty paper. He compared the Republican Leaders
again, To the odfashOncd fireworks caled cnseIs 20
one knew in advance which way they were going. MI
Hall continued in this exceedingly witty strain 10 MN,
longer, Mayor Hoffman signifying to the faithful
benches in the body Of the han the proper places
for laughter and applause but az length me asse2S
firing of the farce, began to dspcrse and Mayor HON
man, to give the performance semblance of formal
close, proposed three cheers for the Constitution the
Union the flag and old Tammany, that has neycrfatred
The Veterans of the War OF 1872 escorted by the First
Independent Washington Guard. salucd the iag on the
Battery, usual. and at IL NJ assembled at Military
Hail. in the BOwery, where, after drill in the large hail.
the line OF march was taken up the procession heEE
down the BowcTy through Chahamst to the City Hal
Park, where both organizations We're military
tactics. Having saluted IlE Tribune, me veterans
marched to Crooks Hotel, in Cnathamstr where
banquet, provided by the City Fathers, was eaten and
1t the men made merry uutl late h0ur III e AFTER
noon. Speeches were made by Matthew Hale smith ana
others
The soldiers disabled during the late enter
tanned No 1876 Canast Col j. i. Herman collected
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furnished "a substantial meal 10 many SCARED and
worn veterans, to most of whom good dinner a
lard and Others responded literally TO the call made on
them for thus good purpose Beside their subscription.
MessTS LOrard gross Of their Century Chewing
Tobacco. After prayer, the food and yands were dis
ouSsed, the Declaration of independence WAS read, ana
remarks made. band OF music enllIened the
Te Society of the Cincinnati the descendants of Revo-
lutiOnary officers, kept the Fourth by dinner at Del
During the entire day the smoth walks and green
commons the Park covered with thrOngs OF ct
zens who gladly awaited themselves of the opportunity 20
escape from the intense heat aud noisy cceDraps OF the
downtown streets The principal attraction was the nu-
sO and early hour in the afternoon the numerous
benches around the Grand stand were occupied mostly
by and children while large numbers OF lOungerS
on aud under the shadows OF the cool hrubbcry
completed the audience Inc popularity VI DOuWoitnS
band has long been well sustained. but they never dis
sweety than the Fourth All OF the pieces
which were most happily chosel' were eScelielJy
rendered, the patriotic selections being, OF course,
loudly appauded The Fantasia from ii Iroyatore,
in Part H., and the Overture 10 Tampa and the aria
Beautiful Dreamer" in Part III. were rendered with
| made by the Commissioners for the convenience and
amusement pr the expected multitude were very good
pie and the fine broad field at the lower end Of the
Park baseball and other hcatul pastimes were the
order of the day number OF rOOmy tents spread
shelter from the heat the boatmen on the lakes had
large share Of patronage; brilliant equpages flashed
along the roads and re rcfreshment house aud other
popular resorts crowded throughout the day. APP
pafently Central Park contained happier bet
The usual exhibition Of fireworks OF the usual style OF
which the usual large crowd people were present TO
witness Probably $4,000 in Number would be fair est,
mate OF the whole that cOngrcgated Ia and around
she Park The most Jolly good humOr prevailed, aud
there eruption to report beyond that made by the
powder. AtTi o'clock the inatory rocket whzzed IN
the air scattering golden sparks In s train, aud when
high up, shOwcrng out variety Of little sparkling col
ored balls Others followed interspersed with Roman
candles OF the cOlOTs OF the rainbow There a beau
tbe Ye Fee Msxcan Sun, Saturn and sseiitss Peru
Wan Cross, Passive Flower, Yankee Windmill Egyptian
which vas a Temple OF Liberty with Washington as the
central figure. guarded either side by Justice and LIB
Of American Liberty The fireworks on the Battery
and in the various public squares were superb, and at
tracted vast muttudes Of spectators.
There was nC pablo display al Washington flights, and
the people indebted for the fireworks which they
witnessed to Mr.. William ii. Smith, who had invited
reunion OF the descendants OF the French HuguenOt
Nicholas DeSplaine one OF Inc nrst settlers on Man
The display Of fireworks made the lawn fronting
Mr.. Smiths paatial mansion, and very fine. After
the fireworks the ladies OF the house gave entertain
ment in the parlOIs which were decorated with flowers
and bunting.
The celebration at the Union Home and School for Or.
phans Of Soldiers and Sailors took place with considerable
seventh and Flfty-eighthsts The large number Of chill
dren were treated 10 profuson OF good things
tTbuted by well wshers OF the Institution Music and
singing by the children and addresses by visitors made
very Agreeable and pleasing entertainment. Among the
many visitors Messrs GLAND Bourne Il. f. Clark,
Hamlet sproull. Geo. r. sproul H. H. Lee, Robert Eos.
ter and w. b. Hoyt, who seyeray made brief addresses
as prize by the ladies OF the Church Of the Immacuate
Conception FOurteenthst for the benefit of the Catholic
Orphans drawn the Fourth by OF the students
OF the University at Troy. After paying all expenses,
the Thomas Hughes will hand about 81 800 to
the Trustees OF the fund
Harlem celebrated in fine style at Mount Morris After
a national salute, Dr. H. H. Gregory read the Declar-
alton Of Independence WIN. T. Pabor read Orgi-
nal poem, and Horatio p: Allen and John A. McSourly
made addresses The children OF the public schools Of
the Twelfth ward the inmates OF eake and Watts Or
phan Asylum, and the boys from Randals Island par
ticpated IN the ceremonies which witnessed by
about IS 900 persons.
Twenty alarms Of fire were rung during tho day. and
the engines and hook and ladder companies rushed
end OF the city to the other and back again. creating
much confusion but fortunately finding lire OF serious
Importance.
About men, women. and children shot, drowned,
manned for life by the carecssness Of festive boys in