New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

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Var gG5 inc society adjourned TO belmont
after i''ner had been pr Iar,3 anu p'o''''' -
ceS w., t.c occasion were UeINc'o"'
o'o'A'' EXCURSIONS.
49,. srrcoase from the din which Juve-
0c'i I,s created and the sitting air hundgess
uo themselves. oaHy in the morning py sea ana
80 th5 fresh fields, where the pistol ahn"V~-.a not,
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the gras green and the ar pure INC "i''N0N fP
aocsed ,.pro,ds likewise frcichted with muhtudes
- ruraI r,ycrs furnished on exit from the clty
which smoked with slltpotre, was NOISY VIII
TIC fsarncrs were furnished with music and the Dig
yrouthld tuba and soDorouston'i cernet IuNl.g VI
,sjf t,c Ittirg of the heel Kay aud easy pleasure
Under the beeches and cms pretty parties pc-moked
@lT pa cI,o ~ odcHpti0n through which me treat
legra took place was The Long IranGh BOAT en9
fbc prospect Of few hours at Long Branch secured
eo9d Ccmg 5 l 70 TeTe seemed to he dis
inclination among all the Adventures afer out-oft0Wh
copc were ancud and lounged, and loledon the boats
and on the ground There appeared to he desire 70 en-
gud certainly those who whed tleday away on steamer
OF country sward comprised theiF deshe'
TIE FIREWORKS.
hon ne
it-slione down on a motley Gssomblage Of men and
women i'm the City Hall Park As early as O'Clock the
Teope began to gather upon the steps Of the City Hail.
and to take favorable positions in front where they
could not be Ousted when the display COM
meuced. .At O'Clock the PARK Broad"ay
Parkrow and Printing House-sGuare were crammed
with people, pushing swaying, swearing, and
AT times giving vent 20 their impaenCo in various noses
moro expressive and 0oisteT0us than refined 6and OF
music tie only fault Of wnch was tie extreme dencaCy
~ the instruments, whereby their performances could
hardly four rods distant occupied stand IN the
with strains from The Grand Duchess and the usual siT
l,ed NAT oual airs. The City Han was decorated win
the stops Of Hall til'ed with ladies' and gentle
men, W. e the crowd were kept in place by an al
--f cont uuous iuo OF tall policemen WHO az intervals
cd with vigur upon the backs OF the luck
m me era nd sight dared TO rush the intervening
space, aud hide their tangled heads behind the pillars
qud Mosaic batteries and then lnerspersed with
rockets Ron9A candles, nlueheAlS, &c, IlllwnGtls
with grand explosion, which delighted the crowd and
,auscdthcse Who Lad eagerly clbowcd their way 70 the
Sont TO shrink back and avoid the sparks that eu about
fbcn, shuddeT with little alarm at the thunder ~ the
explosion AID then to break forth into shouts OF delight
4 ire-Cuc.l, aud windmill successfully shown in
FLAMES OF lle .recn, brilliant red and yellow, and gor
The mos all sse from the crowd that liberal in APP
proyal dl'. tie exhibition; The last anu most con
o. the evening, was magnificent piece OF
Vvrotechuy representing the "Graud Temple OF Liberty"
Inc loren Was applied to an 0cIag4h wheel ol Shlhese
bgptan and radiant fires and after an Dstants pause
have exceeded so feet in hight and extended so feet
r. ~aath Inc pay OF tle hre as ~ ts5Hi1el Ihe
was a surprisingly Interesting sight, and the
gV5Td around il TStch5d Is in nerfect Stiffness,
Snto the Grand Temple OF Liberty" fiery temple OF
fhree arches the central arch seldng COZ ss salus
Justice" either side and underneath the appropriate
words, Washington, the Father Of our Country" Zach ,
each column with brilliant Cap Of Liberty on each SIDE
% this trework were te coats OF arms OF te
eatc and G,y viudy cSloIed and pTeSeRs T9e1Ie,
lark became at moving rushing mass, and until
NAT hour later did not assume its usual appearance
AT Worth Monument, the plaza in front Of Madison
sre was literally packed with the masses OF human
pSTotecAnic display The balconies, windows, and
Il Of the numerous hotels and private houses OF t6e
o tie railing of the park there were almost as many
within, and dsregaTans tne naT TqeS tragg eplei
ru1n grass and shrubs alike, some few
srons 81 D. cty with one exCgUtiOrj, and aterna,od
&,th the strains OF an asfmac band. The exception
alluded the center and crowning P42ee ot tae
evening entitled the Iron Horse, representing Ua
81 cars at fun speed, while above the train was inscribed
At Tompkassquare the rush Of people was enormous.
TIE seventeenth Ward apparently empued all its in
Ealitants into the square, filled IT, mtrenched them
scves upon the iron fence surrounding and overlooked
io the adjacent streets The immense parade ground
literally crammed full, and it is doubtful II there
6,rs The discharge Of the fireworks was received
with most approved manifestations on dehghi,i
doubtless in this fact the wisdom Of their appro-
Iliatng the money which the Common Council found
i-ef unable TO- The pieces Let of Were me same as az
Shc other Parks wh the exception OF me closing one
which the Coat Of Arms of the United states, the
words Union and Liberty undernea5h ana on etner
rie yacht under full sail that On the Ilghl hatlhg te
me "DluntlCss' underneath, and that on inc Ieft
Cambria" The display terminated about 81, and
within hour the streets had resumed THAR usually
fhan the other places where fireworks provided by
the Department OF Parks The display began early in the
rockets, and Continued with constantly augmcntng
splendOrs Between the intervals of the several de
oisweet unds furnished by Grafullas 9TH Regiment
land. The exhibition closed about 10 o'clock with the
pyrOtechuIt design KNOWN as the UuCd States COat
OF Arms"
CENTRAL PARK.
The sweet balmy air and the pleasant
weather ia such healthy 10 the discomfort Of
tLe preceding days, and also the promising programme
Of music, attracted large wds to Central Park The
whole Of the day every alley and walk in the Park was
gned with pedestrians. and the coaches and did
bourshng business. The stylish private tuTnouts were
touch the owers were UNDECIDED for tiny
tie plots aud playful hands culed the buds. II Is esti
day and, 10 judge by the constant devotion TO Gam
9Inus, great many Of the visitors were foreigIrrs
Everything seemed 10 unite to hghten the pleasure.
lac PARK always beautiful looked s BEST the visitors
and twItter louder In honor OF Independence Day.
f. TIE DAY AMONG THE GERMANS.
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