New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-05

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FROM ALL OVER THE CuuNiH'
D;ec,,r as II pay De 70 say exactly at Wb'u
- 49,, 1,,raton at the great national festival " w.
So actually beesn, IL may he iSliy sau ''la'
,,,rib Of July dswuod wtha more unpion'S.uh ,
-, ,hsn that 81 1871. AZ o'cioo1 I'D 'h' ''. ~, fo
e,,',,,,g mist r,de fair TO dsopen thorousHH INC
.rser cutl,ssiasIn OF Young America oeiorc n''u'
49,, -i,s c,1neuts of the National Guar" asS''"'''
Al their assigned positions preparatory l"' '"' -
annual l,slade tie sensation Of aprIo"'l'.~ VlN'lt
mont combined with the depressing 'A-'l VI " &C.,
,a fc.r,- atmosphere, SO great that u was many
- - and refreshing q the bodily as 10
a., ,r+.l feelings when one Of the rcgmcntal oanus
i,. the !-tmc houorcd tune Drops OF bI"i"'' =,
mental brandy cocktail without any e'hs'q"oN. -
.e.,ts Rrt n Che day dawued without pion'''' '"O
,,,,r morning ana afternoon were thorough! ''i'
en-, might bc wished. Seldom do we nave so ooo'
l.,.,rcr, sud So shaded sky seldom isthe parade
-, ID, those taking q part IN 10, ana so thor
.,,I, rrfsyr- ly tao lockers oAi sc''om axe >'l'
s,tious accidents recorded o. so many ways - O''
bf,ttnc successfully carried out
r,ros-iout. hc day the lower streets were eToW0'a
ub holiday makers Tho stores were OF course closed
b exception Of those devoted to the wants Of the
,rr.r nan cr tuc direct means OF making the DAY q
Boi., one Countless islands were improVsed at
which M money l8l away FOX This occasion found ready
takers Eit-ayt. and tho other uptown streets were
ouiic deserted and the baId1als and theaters which,
on Christmas Thanksgiving day are so crowded toa
~ .if eiptiucss that iu the country they had sac
tos,ful rival.
The GreUorks iu tho evening drew .hor accustomed
mllttudcs audi woro declared "l,tter than ever
Very few drunken rows disturbed the ety and the OdlS
Of the community retired TO bed leatLIy iaug1rd 40
to'craaiy decent hours, wea pleased with their day
hol.iay such 20 day may 10, looked back upon with
satisfaction spite Of the rcluscencc OF gunpowder
and era, king sensation IN the drum OF the car The
nretracter, and pnp0wdcr may, however be excused,
and Imay the cry. "Hurah for the FOURTH Of July
srilhc Flo watchUord of Young America.
Tho bells II old Trinity rang ont many merry peal IN
tho morning aud Ushcrod Fourth 10 downtown
.pln With succession of such air5 " Hai CouU-
b3"aud Yankee Doodle continuing from hai.-pa-t 2
until O'Clock, At - o'clock s'ni.ar performance was
eiv,H considerable number of persons assembled in
the street IN front of the venerable building, and many
stro,d with their families. through the ancient church
sari listening TO the music Of the chimes and dcuphrF
tng the antique inscriptions outho toml-stOucs.
THE PARADE.
The various gmeus participating IN the parade be-
gan % take up the positions assigned them at ESQ q. M
the 9Th gment being among the last 10 make its
rearJroc. They formed in Second, Third, Fourth aud
Fthts east OF the BOwery, with the exception OF the
ARTILLERY. which formed la Thirds between Broadway
and the BoweTy. itte beiO.c7 Gen. Shaler aud his
stall. brigGen. Coukng, and other commanders, rode
up. d orders at issued TO be ready 10 march,
At 40 the parade began platoon Of police leading the
wayF troop OF horse FIRST followed successfully
by the f2h 2-d, 63.h, list, and 79th Regiments Two
troops OF the 1,t Dragons came next and were sue
ceedcd by batteries and OF the First Dyisian OF Ar
ulery and 'hou by 9TH 6th, 18th, and saith reg-
ueuts I'll. "a Regiment and two batteries Of light ar
uIlery uu "a preceded the three crack regiments OF
New YOr 7th commanded by Col Clarke, the 9Th
CErie s . f- as they were dubbed yesterday com
minded , t0I Eisk, and the stu washington HiayH'
7 1T REGIMENT Of Z3uaves, the 18th Regiment ana the
mounted troop oI tle washington OI'''' '-'"s' W |
Ile limo otmarcl was through the Bowery, Canal st.
Rroldwav Wayerly place, Fitthave, FourteeNth-sl'
| s,.ti-nrc ana Thrty-fuur.n-st. 10 Ftthavo', ana
/ ,l,,. a. f,. Worth Monument 20 Madison Park where
m. regiment. were 20 be reviewed. Crowds Of people
us ti r,i,tc and thewndoWs were filed with spccta-
to-. especially on Broadway and Fth-ave and the
h,ls Tue streets were unfortunately IN anything but
god marching condition. being so covered "I'h m'o
uat Va, men were constantly slipping and getting OUT
To- slap
In the triangular space in mont Of the Worth honu
IUut "a form was erected for the Mayor, guests, and
lua naval end military authorities. Among those pres
teu with NI.y0r Han were MajOrGen. JeM C. Davis, ana
H. #rrG.u schuyler Hamilton Of the United states
tsrr, rs h their staff officers; BgGeu Pounton OF the
Hrs. st4fs Guard Capt Ransom, Capt. Houston, Ad-
kn H. Fcyre and staGof the French frgae Magcienne
HCt1t { HchocX OF the RIssan frigate Vsadnek Pay
Imls'er Barry, Pay Inspector Cunningham Leut-C0m-
Iander WoolfoTd Gen. John b. COchraue, Col Nukerck
buds, Dali, Judge White, Police Commissioner Ma
lui,rrc and number Of officers from Governors Island
ham the Brooklyn Maryland, beside several ladies'
4 Tie bead OF the First Division passed the Mayors
an az q15 O'Clock, the officers saluting as they passed
band The Mayor and the general and foreign officers re-
Running salute. As each regiment went by lts pand
fficd or 20 the sidewalk opposite, and played III
ho Iast company had passed, when It took up
e rear The rov.cw marching OF the lst Dragons was
ipol.cd hy the capcungs Of the horse carrying the
te,tledrm The first regiment 10 attract attention by
lt- gOOi marching the I'D, which marched lu good
Tine and as compactly as could he The "a Re giment
III. Il e.. q usUa l won
eary agpaue though some expressed the opinion that
they must sharply after the 9th Regiment they
II 90 retain their auIes the first regiment IN New
York iu pout of drill Tho ON has made much improve
eu' since a,t year and It's marching was universally
Remarked. Tuis Regiment has certainly the largest and
Ele, band But with uaimitcd means and Levy first
t,rnet this to be expected. The LIST Zouayes and
fWashiug'on Grays also marched wen. The foreign
s~sors expressed themselves extremely eratifed With
kfhe parade which certainly superior that OF
tDer years, especially in point Of numbers After the
a- regiment had passed in review. the thrOng5d
hl0und ,c platform and called loudly for q speech from
he Mayor, Who did not choose 10 comply with the de-
sIaui, aud the people then quickly separated; the
tOJugcr ones 10 burn moro drecucAers and Ruupovder
30 elders 10 TIE sta.d ana substantial ENJOY
EeAta 1i tho day.
ono falling means Of deIlghtng the null 'lde IS
D. display ol fireworks. fen had promised their faui-
week brtoGehaud. that AN should De taken 70 enjoy
D. L.li1y evening Of thc Fourth Of july when ac-
frIus ~ CUSTOM the celebration Of Tie national auu
aerary vas TO De wound up win the flashing Of
fr.HsIH tshs Of all colOIs the popping Of
fn,n candles the vhrug OF curious fiery wheels the
ft,'I~ oil mimic bombs ana tho na spleDdoIs Of great
l'ini"S Ihcturc-. The Mere preliminary fu,'adc 10
p tA-s was tho mcc-sant swapping Of tre-,Taokcrs
nj tfpeaoes during the day - Ike O. brisk fire
h'ih aeIa before battle Tho memorable ssylugof
JoAA Adams, cnjsinug the .u.oEauou q or
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