The New York herald., 1869-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY.
PRoGRANME 70, celebrating
THE APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY
NATIONAL. INDEPENDENCE,
July o. 1863.


SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE COMMON COUNCIL,
appointed for that purpose.
There VIII be Military Parade of the First Division New
Yclk state National Guard under command OF MAJOR Cen
era Alexander shaer purslsn to the Following ofuer-
Heaaoaapter ts, Pies'T prs, Division. T N. G.s.Ey)
New York June Is, 1852 :
celebrate Ninety Anniversary Of our National Inde
II. The troops viii assemble as folows:-
The First brigade OF infantry Fourth street. east Of
The SECOND brigade of infantry Fourth street west Of
The Third brigade of infantry Great Jones street.
The Fourth brgade, , Of infantry on Aoiy street
Ill They viii be formed in close columns Of companies.
right in mont the head of each brigade resting Broadway
ing oacer the First brigade of cavalry and assigned posi-
v Brigade commanders viii report to the Chief of stat, on
broadway corner OF Washington place. as soon as their re-
VI. The columns viii march al ~ A. NJ the First brigade
Of infantry Leading the other brgades following at proper
VII The line OF march viii be down Broadway to Canal
Fourth avenue TO Twentyhird street. through TwenthTd
street through Thy.fourth 10 Fifth avenue and
fitth avenue to fwenty-thrd street
curb are designated as the division parade ground for the
* Bgedier General Burger viii direct national salute
to be fired from the Battery at sunrise and az noon
before the officers Army OF the Potomac and imrpe
d"e Ssor Ss Es%se& s saALER
JonS FOWLER Jr., Colonel, a. A. 9, and Chief OF staff.
All desiring 70 witness the parade OF the military
hereby notified point on the line Of march
indicated, commencing In Broadway at Beecker street, and
terminating at Broadway and Tweny-htth street.
particularly requested by the committee that the streets
through which the military the occasion OF the pa.
Iade be not sprnked that day, until after the command
shall have passed.
police are requested give this request Of the
committee also 70 see that vehicles do not obstruct the line
IN the evening pyrotecnnic display, accompanied with
music, will be given at each OF the following piaces;
Battery music by Governors Island Military Band.
City HALL music by Grafulas Band.
Tompkins Square, music by Wannemachers Band.
Madison square, music by Schnelers Band.
hvT Twef Repin ent nd
East Broadway !uare, music by Iii!ls Band.
Eamersley luare, music by Ferry's Band
by O'Neils Band.
Seventh AVENUE Broadway Forty street. music by
Liberty square rortyninth street and Lexington avenue
music by Eleventh Regiment Band.
Mount Morris square, Harlem music by Rnhel's Band.
Schoohouse Green, O5th street and Broadway music by
Muler's Band
Observatory place. Nineyfourth and Fourth avenue
music by Schells Hand.
jackson square, music by Eikley's Band.
The OF the above named
will be under the direction and supervision OF the Alderman
and Assistant Alderman Of the respective districts in which
they are located. -
The pyrotechnics be used the occasion will be fur
nished from the laboratory OF g. A. I.iliendah ! Co.
The masters of vessels In the harbor and the
occupants of public and private buildings in the
ey requested display the national coors that day.
The requested ring the bells of their
tive churches for ore hour al sunrise, noon and sunset
D' ''"' - ''' EDWARD cUDpY,
JOHN MOORE
GEoRGE MoGRATH
FREDERICK RIPPER
Special Comnlitte OF the Board of Aldermen.
NICHOLAS HAuGHToN
EDWARD WELCd,
BERNARD OSEiL,
DAVIB :. JACKSON,
special Committee board OF Assistant Aldermen
EDWARD CUDDY, Chairman.
AECHIBALI J. FULLERTON, Clerk.
Euy 1852 falling on Sunday the celebration takes place
Oh the following da..