New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JULY ; 1870

he expected and superintendent Jourdan has done VIVA,
nc could 10 guard against the evil results by Issuing the
The National Holiday which will celebrated on Monday the Fourth
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and property with unusual deh cOones. deesno and
except @ ,orSn & which 8 %sy be on o as p:
ckness The mode in which nearly whole population JOIN
bra % danger Sq y G sfia s ss S SaDs.r from
lam no. e The proper municipal suhone. us the ordinance,
te ns Of ne street Of frs~orl. susss hss
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will ecs arrest person who maeousy
Lore wise To- edoes fire crackers the
in % rnpS Yoo viii e esreul 10 requisite your command 50 ~ 70
keep the station ouse prudent Of men to meet sudden
This reserve be ept constantly ready 1t important ao
c attended by the Sergeant JonS JouRDAS Superintendent
I'm BROOKLYN the CIV Fathers have ordered display
of flags; the church bells will ring at sunrise and sunset
and satcs will be fired from Fort Greene and the sat
elite Ground In the evening there will be displays OF
fireworks M Fort Greene Carroll Park and the Satellite
Grounds. FIRE Marshall Ready has issued an earnest
protest against the dangerous juvenile amusement Of
setting of private explosives aud pyrotechnics Chief
of Police Campbell last evening issued the following
You viii on July inst order your on du
that day You win admonh command
@ Of % D, but pan %s s%P a . n Ss
&c especially prohibited by corporation ordinances unier severe PEN
sufficient hand for certain emergency that occur
Sp r Yoa ~ INV I see @ YOUR trrs5s instrument In pTope
working and promptly attended to BY the serseant command
Newark expects brilliant day Cannon IN the morn
ing, cannon at night and church bells al Hbt0m. The
pG0cfssiG 10 marShaed by Cen JOSEF, rlGme NIL NIL
9Th Veteran Regiment, Col Wm Ward, and the 1st and
Peckwen and Allen, together with a wagonload Of
manned soldiers, will constitute the military part OF the
present will be represented by young ladies appropr
atey cOstumed Carriages containing public men, state
", 4.
will read the Declaration. Elaborate fireworks have
The Fourth will be celebrated in Elizabeth with
parades Of militia, fire department. civic societies &c.
The Marshal Of the Day is Col Chauncey Harris the
Orator, the Rev. j. Il. Patterson Reader, the Rev. Dr.
Miller. There will DC salutes and the usual fireworks III
The people Of Railway to have tub races boat
pig chase, climbing creased pole sack race, ana "a
At Orient, /. l., the soldiers monument will be dedi-
Gated. Sag Harbor viii have procession in the fore,
nOOn Grafton in the afternoon by L. Bradford, Prince OF
Flushing, and fireworks in the evening
and Child,s Hospital viii hold festival At Williams
bridge the Bronx Regatta Club will hold their annual
present ana the proceeds VIII 20 10 al III ~
Father Knselas Church. AT the laying Of the soldiers
the Grand Army Of the Republic Of this city viii be
present. The Atlantic Yacht Club Will visit Com Noor-
HES, at Nyack the Hudson. The Atlantic and White
Stocking mines will play game OF base BAH ut the Cap
itone Grounds, l.. D., and many sporting events OF
will 20 in every direction and those who neither on
them, nor participate in any Of the public celebrations
home.
RECEPTION OF PRESIDENT GRANT IN CONNEC-
TICUT.
Important preparations are made with refer
ence 10 the reception OF the Presidential party next
Monday at Woodstock, Conn Cen Grant and his family
Gen Porter, and Gen. b. f. Butler who is an Invited
guest are expected TO breakfast in this city this morning
at the Astor House The Connecticut delegation
have this matter in charge, and eN-GOyeTnor
Jewell and GEN. Hawley will be present with others
ON behalf OF the Connecticut authorities, an escort
An early train will take the entire party and escort
special car having been provided. At NeW-ilaven, At
HOar and Gen Cox Secretary OF the In
terror are also expected, and Gov English VIII deliver
the hospitality Connecticut. On the morning OF the
4th, the President will proceed TO Putnam, Conn ,
convey immense crowd Which IL II
will be attracted upon this occasion, strenuous eXerOn
will made have sufficient supply OF horses ana
vehicles at Putnam upon the arrival OF the President at
that place. enable those who wish To accompany the
procession 10 Woodstock to swell the numbers Of the es
cort. The Presidential party is To arrive at Putnam
at o'clock. 4th of July morning procession Of citi-
zens of Putnam, headed by GmOrcs brass band from
Boston, and with various military and other oIgnzl-
tons of Connecticut will accompany the party through
South Woodstock to Woodstock leaving thcm at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Henry c. Bowen.
tent has been brought from Boston that can com
forably shelter 10000 people. Woodstock Common VIII
be free to everybody. ,
The exercises Of the afternoon will take place upon the
Common and will comprise an Grafton by Gen stewart
l.. WOOdfOrd, and addresses by Senator Bucknghain,
the Rev H. W. Beccher aud Gen. Benz +. Butler There
is To he an abundance Of excellent music aud concert
in the evening, under the management Of Mr. Gilmore