New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-06

wounded in the shoulder. Saturday, by pistol hred
by Gabriel White. who was arrested -, ~ 40
Pour boys, named Charles Helm M l Mo G
Daniel Slater Of No DIG West Thirty anu join
MCGEE of No 30 West Thirtyseyenth-st were severely
burned. Saturday, by the explosion OF quah,y on
powder with which they were AZ 'e 'i'o nHS ''''''
Edward Evans, aged 10 years OF NO l5 Sa5kSUnIh no
explosion of frecrackers which set fire 10 MS
clothing.
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest at No. M3
santons, over the body Of Christian yogt natSe Of
Germany aged 80 years Az NO 655 East ,h So
died suddenly. Also over the body of an unAhowSh
woman who. late Saturday night, committed suicide
by leapng into the East River at Pier No 20 ana over
the body Of Mrs Cecilia OMeara, native OF ieianu
suicide by hanging herself to nail with her apron IN
In her apartment in the tenement No go last
Coroner Flynn held an inquest the body OF PatrcK
Sweeney a dissipated man, who died IN cell IN the
Beckmanst staton-House, whittier ne had oees I G
med for intoxication. Also, over the body OF John
Reddy late OF No &c Westinghouse who died IN BeleTue
Hospital from the effect OF sunstroke received OH RI
day, while working on Pier No a. East river ioCC",I En-
was native Ireland, aged "a years and had Deeh DuI
few weeks IN the country.
THE FOURTH IN BROOKLYN.
The ninety-secOnd Anniversary OF American
Ipdepeudence was generally observed in Brooklyn. Inc
public Offices and places of business, with the eAeepO
everywhere displayed and the City Hall and Court House
were beautifully decorated throughout the ult anu o
the military display i'm ne morning and the fireworks in
the evening The Second Division National Guard under
OF march at UeoG Core o thn navor and Common Council
In front of the City Han, proceeded through number OF
the principal streets and notwithstanding the excessive
Of off"" abont four mies~6y 10 o'clock. mum
Der were compelled to fan ont or the ranks
The military comprised tho Fifth Brigade Gen Brews
teri and the Eleventh Brigade (Gen T. v MesetOc) con
dan; ilth Col f. b. Fowler 2sth, Col. Caspar Urban
10TH Col W. j. CrOpsey; and First Battalion lASt NI
Ward; 55th Col j. O. Adams, and Howitzer BATTERY
Capt AMOR. The regiments showed pie1y Th nuro
technc displays in the evening, Fort Greene ana on
the Baseball Grounds az CaIIol ~, 6 bt nf ne
immense multitudes aud passed on 20 4e uSist Vi w
spectators and w4thOut any casualty bahus Oh HueE
kinds were exploded all day ana eary an night anu "a
number of accidents occurred in consequences nnt none
OF a very serious character The casualties IN tact' were
numerous the occasion OF some former ann
versares. Several rows occulreG--tAeIe were a lew
another met his death by being ran over by hre en-
ginc. The following are the Incidents OF the day III
row occurred on a picnic at Prospect Park, caused
by the arrest of Thomas Daley the charge OF d3r-
Precinct, who took Daley into CUSTODY ~.o
attacked by several OF prisoners friends, and the
accused was released. In attempting 10 rearIest MN,
the officers, reinforced by sergeant baf"leh WC,c
assaulted by alarge crowd and badly beaten. D5lCyi
Thomas Rogers and Hugh Mcnamara were arrested ana
locked up on the charge Of assaulting the officers
WEsTCHESrER
girls was laid here by the Very Rev. William stars wear
General Of the Diocese OF NewYo, in presence OF the
Christian Brothers and Sisters OF Charity, with the
children under their respective charges ana concose
York CITY After the deposition Of the cornerstone thg
Rev Isaac T. Hccker superior OF te soeyy OF 81 Fui
the Apostle, made address. The celebration OF tAe
anniversary Of American Independence was also duIy
held in Westchester County.
ST. Patricks Benevolent Temperance Society turned
out on me az a4a hi5s Pvc ,'Uc eo ,is 1r, wv
York pcEuicict groups at ihe Falls on the 4th INC
Rev John seae ar,'teL an VIm a. me ~ r,d r
the bells rang and the chimes played on the morning OF
the 4th.
TIE CELEBRATION IN BosroN-A FINE RE-
GATTA.
Boston, July Al he usual Fourth OF July
regatta took place Charles u,cr and from 'Ae cc.t
messed by an immense cuucourse OF people, fully forty
Thousand ia uumDe.. II comprised rl'e Tor S4"-lo
double scufs. prizes 500 and $50; race for iouruIr
boats. prizes 500 aud So aud race for sH1t BOATS,
the regatta the lxoar race which wac contested ny
the Harvard university crew, tAo 4SnoS "aN O,,,'
that was ever i'm the University and hieh nope. we're
brought against them the Fourth when the University
81 g. ~ Observation-Disclosures" II IA conpossI OF Alden r. LIflng
Cstrokel r. c. Watson, go. % W: ~ summons Go -
and George Holdrcdgc bow with the exception Of SIC.
Burnev. tine is the same that which defeated
Yale at Worcester last year. and the additional years c
Rerence is supposed to nave great i4p'o'rH PIC,
Charles McBulMey' WHO Nds DO" " l-o W.
TO- ia which VIM. Blake was stroke. ihr .hrA nave
ing on the river daily for some t"o months 1Let a'e
rage weight they sat ia the boat 40 day, was 10
planned OF a stitch in the side they al in te bct
possible condition. Their boat, whcI thcy will also ,c
tn the Worcester last years shell, beautiful
model and built by Elliot. The ward consisted OF
| Henry Ward (stroke) Charles and Gilbert Ward, D. T.
Raymond Ellis and Joshua Ward tjoVJ They are always
m condition. and looked AZ brown e. berries ana as s1
envy as grayhOunds. Their average weight Us 10, p.ulus
and they rowed the shell OF the Junior elias OF forward
which Is Mckay boat OF about l'5 pounds M wc.ft
and rs considered to De seconds slower than tuu
|
crew consisted of Edward Woodwork smoke,
Edward McCauiey, James Goriam. Henry
frey OF the fouroar ere" Wuch vs., neien 'J ih
Wards at Springfield last Fan ana Two Of n,in Doas d"
the IudiantOWn crew which WbippcG tho PARIS ci'W
after II got home They are hheIoohhs 'ct o1 men
aud are ~ good condition 'hnnsI tnrr aN'foto h
10 pOunds-s somewhat light The boa j. pe..e iio
and the best crew hat ever NeG coudn ali iast me
out Of her she is a wte iIe ia7i, a. -! .tAf, ""e
nearly 10 inches above the water. Why tHe Ginr rom
John with such boar after the bitter experience al
Springfield last year is almost nconceiyahe; br er
Coyle the builder seems to mink the. SIZE IS perfect
The boats were called into line shortly before noon,
when it almost high tide and che Tator was as smooth
for such could not nave been desired which was 40
crews % Inc rd . ice gC prt,. pr %
Harvard crew shirts, usual and their 81 %
ron fe' S lTriI Az lro fir boai ,e, cf
The Wards had named their boat the g. 4 fcNcrey, 0uu
were dressed in white throu ghOut which couracd well
,'oth thor svart visJpcs The Sd John crew
wore pink shirts and white caps, md in thor
large boat looked lRc mla-O. wars crow
In comparison With the natty craft ~ the side o. them
Each boat bore Distinguishing flag GA it, prov Tho ST.
John drew the inside position, next 10 the milldan
the Harvard the middle and the Wards the outside
At the first watson of the Harvard, broke ms o
and the others recalled. fresh procured
as quickly as possible and the boats again took their posi-
tons ~ the starting Nne AZ 100 Mr r. Ozark oje ci
the Judges again gave the word co. and the race
began The NJ. John crew shot ahead and for Il few
seconds kent te lead First the Harvards passed thcw
and then the Wards and from uat time they Jagged be
hind But the Haryards' lead was not long maintained
they we've doomed i luck. Simmons broke the button
of his oar before yards had been traycrscd aud labor
g under this disadvantage aud also that of unaccu