The New York herald., 1869-07-05

that this independenee Day,in the when the
ssR oiSL hs hIBsRTy IsiS Il P TIE GLORY OF
throughout iae country seem strangely tha
Won should i9ge, the days OF 70 ana los ht '"e n
children should taught anniversaries Which pecu-
place OF celeorons OF days thai were rendered nsoas
hS rss nea eas na @ S@
The radical party prefers to emphasize some occasion h
constitution rather than to commemorate the anniversary OF
national independence 30 revered by men oil all par
Therefore, against obiterailon of revolutionary land
pecis democracy OF old Tammany, fought against
treason ana dsunon but held to the just rights OF me states
and an honest adherence to the constitution ana ug ad
insration Of the government ought on every Fourth OF
July and eng radical domination continues to utter
their old Columbian cries and in the when Presi
dent Grant publicly thanks Massachusetts for havns done
much for my support" the Columbian Order ought to re-
member that George Washington the great founder Of the
republic during years war never once !neI'ered
BELIEVING that yon sympathzc with these many
others OF momenons national importance whieh they IMPLY,
cordially you meet with at Tammany Hal, in
YORK. on the ssS SS Of p july at NJ to participate
ceremonies Of the Iaminany Society. , ,-.a,o
sachem NJ, T. Brennan, saehem S. B. Garyin,
sachen Isaac bell sachcm Z; 3. Con1nory,u 1sa,u
Saehem r. b. Sweeny, Sachem n. Jarvis Jr.,
sachem e. b. Hart, Sachem }. b. Nicholson,
O. '" GEO. ESlFan ", RooME, Sycamore.
STEPHEN DURYFA, wiskinse.
WILSON SMALL, Secretary
JANIS WATses, Scribe o. the Connel;; o., e.o,o,
The New York State Society OF the Cincinnati, in
compliance with the general ord er OF Hamilton Fish.
President, Will meet at the rooms OF the New YORK
Library, No. 81 University place. on Monday, at
twelve O'Clock noon, for the purpose OF transactng
the business OF the Society," eiecting officers for the
ensuing years and celebrating the anniversary Of
the national independence. Members OF other State
societies OF the Cincinnati are invited TO be present.
EXCURSIONS AND PiCNIcS.
very large number OF excursions are announced
for to-day, among which the following will be found
the most interesting and ATTRACTIVE
To the Fishing Banhs.-The steamers c. P. Smith,
Yankee, Rip Van Wrinkle and Wyoming will leave on
excursions this morning to the Fishing Banks from
the following places and at the hours designated:-
Eighth street. East river, from six O'Clock TO seven
O'Clock A. NJ; Peck slip, from seven O'Clock TO
TWENTY-FIVE minutes past seven O'Clock A. NJ Chris
opher street, from quarter to eight to nine O'Clock
A. NJ, and pier No. North river, from hali-past
eight O'Clock to nine O'Clock A. NJ.
Up the HudsOn.-The day line boats will leave this
city at the usual hours for Albany ana Troy, and ut
ten O'Clock tonight the steamer Sunnyside Will leave
pier SO. foot OF Vestry street. for Poughkeepsie
making an the ne principal liza landings giving an
Poughkeepsle on tne return tomorrow morning nc
seven O'Clock Ihe steamboat Palisade VIII also
leave foot Of Spring street for Fort Lee, Pleasant
Valley and Shadyside, at ten A. NJ, and two and
half past five O'Clock T. NJ.
The following miscellaneous excursions viii also
be made:-rnere viii be an excursion also up the
Hudson and around Staten Island on the Wander
bit, OF the Albany and Troy line. The morning line
TO Peekskill VIII send the Antelope TO lonkers
Nerplanck's and way stations. The steamer
Naushon wiz ply y between Coney I Island and & the
Powell leaves New York every afternoon tor points
up the Hudson. The steamer Sea Bird leaves pier
foot OF Warren street, North river at seven O'Clock
A. NJ for Sandy Hook, Red Bank and Long Branch.
Trains on the Long Island Railroad Will ieave New
YORK for all stations along its route Tbs South side
Railroad OF Long Island will leave for Patchogue
and way stations. The steamer Sylvan Snore win
ply between Coney Island and Brooklyn, Williams
grand afternoon and evening festival Will be
held ut Lion Belvdere Park Eighth avenue and
10th street, under tho auspices OF the Dry Goods
ment will include music by Grafula's band dancing
on the mammoth platform, base ball match and
grand display OF fireworks in the evening.
The second annual picnic OF Post Isaac L. Stevens,
No. SO. G. A. r., Will be held at Franks Union Park,
foot OF Sixtythrd street. East River. The proceeds
viii be devoted to the Widows and Orphans
Fund.
PYRoTEcHNICAL DISPLAYS.
Fireworks will be displayed in the evening ia ae-
cordance with the following programme
Battery music by the Governors Island military
band.
city Hall, music by Grafullas band.
Tompkins square, music by Wannemachers band.
Madison square, music by Schlneller's band.
Marion square, music by Twelfth regiment band,
East Broadway square, music by Hills band
Hamersey square, music by Ferrys band.
Thirty-fourth street, Tenth and Eleventh avenues,
music by ONeifs band.
Seventh avenue, Broadway and Forty-nth street,
music by HOfHhns band.
Liberty square, Forty-ninth street and Lexington
avenue, music by Eleventh regiment band.
Mount Morris square, Harlem, music by Rubel's
band
Schoolhouse Green, 1O5th street and Broadway
music by Muers band.
Observatory place, Nnety-fourth street and
Fourth avenue, music by Schell's band.
Jackson square, music by EIkiey's band.
The following Is list OF the larger pieces of fire.
works to be exhibited In front OF the CITY Hail.
Yankee windmill, pot pourri, jeweled cross, cross
OF honor polka quadrihe, veiocipede race Tevolv-
ing sun, variegated pyramid, tree OF liberty and
galopade OF serpents. There are to be in ali twenty
two pieces, OF which the above will be the most bril-
liant. There VIII also be rockets bombs and smaller
pieces almost without number, tine whole winding
up with an alegorlcal design IN lance work In the
centre, supported by pedestal, win be statuette
representing country In the centre OF the piece
there will be the words, ''Our Country and on
either side an Indian, civilian and a miner. This
piece will be forty feet nigh.
MISCELLANEOUS oBsERvAEcEs.
The owners or masters OF vessels In the harbor
and the owners or occupants of public and private
buildings IN the city, are reques led TO display the
national colors on that day.
The sections requested TO ring the bells OF their
churches for one hour az sunrise. noon and sunset
Mr.. James II. Ayiiiie VIII ring the chimes on Trim
ity church bells as follows, beginning at half-pa
seven A. NJ. and twelve Nj
l. Ringing the changes g. Columbia, the Gem OF III,
2. Hail Columbia. TO- Bould soger Boy.
3 Yankee Doodle H. Airs from Guy Manner.
Bens Ring se' ."0''" e e Airs "ff from Nqne cad Of the
GHf Sas ss TgGs o ssosas hs Bye L y ysn.ss bssg
The children under the care OF the Commissioners
and the bows on Randalps Island Will be addressed
by Mr. Horace Greeley.
THE COST OF FIREWORKS,
OF course, like other merchandise varies samew nat
the different stores but the average rates Will be
found 70 be very nearly as follows:-Crackers and
torpedoes, 10c. per packages skyrockets common
So TO $50 per dozen; Roman candles Toe 10 S12 per
dozen; rosettes So TO $l5 per dozen; balloons s3 to
S4 per dozen; bouquets, 81 so 10 50 per dozen;
nower pots the same pinwheels, 81 per gross ic.
each; vertical wheels, 80 75 to $50 per dozen: trl-
angles 75c. 10 81 so; parachute rockets, s54 per
dozen; Union rockets, tri-coor, 81 80 TO SIS per
dO1enj the new WiBg rocket, beiug sub. |
stitute for the long stick OF the common |
rocket 81 90 20 $50 per dozen: trLcoored |
Union candles, 80 10 si2 per dozen grasshoppers |
30c. per dozen; Bengoa lights ~ to $50 per dozen
saxon wheels. So as to $50 per DOZEN mnes AZ 10 |
$50 per dozen double trlangles 81 each scroll |
wheels, 30 cents TO ST. 50 per dozen; blne lights
loc 10 20c. per dozen nve-ponted stars, 81 Ia 10 |
sl6 per dozen; batteries, So 10 $40 each; colored |
1res, white and yellow, 7oc. each red blue green /
anu purple, t1 each.
POLICE REGULATIONS.