New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS.
THE ANNUAL DINNER IN LoNDoN-THE NEW
TREATY TOASTED.


the Washington Hotel Liverpool, the 4th at which
Mr. Branscomb the United states Consul at Manchester
presided. A large number Of American residents OF
Manchester Liverpool, and other cities were present.
Mr. Felt who acted as Secretary, read letters from Min
lister schenck and Jacob Bright, NJ Pr regrettng their
inability 10 attend The t0asts Of the usual char
acter including health Of Queen Victoria and Pres
dent Grant; and one to the Treaty Of Washington"
speeches were made by the Americans and Engishmen,
in which the most friendly and pacific sentiments were
inerehaneed reception also held at the residence
OF Mr.. Schenek.
THE DAY IN THE NORTH-wEsT-OPENING OF
THE CHICAGO TUNNEL-sPEECH OF SENATOR
TEUMBULL AT GALEsBURG, ILL.
CHICAGO, July 5.-There was no formal ccle-
braton OF our national anniversary IN this cry yeser-
day. but the private celebrations numerous The
formal opening OF the Lasallest. Tunnel was puoIc
event Of much interest the City of Chicago The con
tract for this tunnel which passes under the Chicago
River from the North to the South Divisions OF the city
was awarded to Messrs. Chambers Mclean, oct 30
1862 work 1t commenced the 81 OF November lol
lowing and was finished July 1871 The total length
of the tunnel is feet and the total cost soiO INC
xorclses a the opening consisted OF passage through
the tunnel by Board OF Public Works, followed by
banquet at the Briggs House at which speeches we're
made by many OF the Aldermen Throughout tie North
West the day was celebrated generally Than on any
previous occasion for many years
The most notable celebration occurred at Gaiesbure'
H. where Senator Trumbu was orator. After speak
ing Of the Revolutionary struggle he instanced the
wrongs the American people had borne during lhe hc
beion from the mOnarchca powers or Europe ana Slu
wnrn the Rebellion ended, the voice OF single senator
carried terror and dlsmay INTO thelr courts anu pt
The Joint High Commission owned the wrong OF utlIe
dating commerce, and agreed TO pay Tor H. ana
he rrOiced that the American people had the patience 70
await such u contamination. lie rcoiced that We qua
not 90 with nation of the same race, language
and religion, that is doing so mnch Tor clNz'iioh any
Christianity He alluded 10 the departed giore' OF
Rome and France, caused by mad ambition ana neI,e
oppression. He then paid glowing tIlDuc 10 we .Ms
OF the United States, that accorded justice ana po'ec-
ton to all alike He expressed himself decldedy IN
favor Of the elevation OF women, ana I1Psu nc t
day was not distant when women would receive
the same pay FOR the same service az men
government country wherever they ask for u can
not he denied and nation would be m tae pe'er h
Fights Yonchsaed TO functions Of the
legislative and Judicial giving review of the system OF
government He expressed ms DeIlet m tne power
Constitution, II giving unlimited power III sucn event
ne me- In time of peace man should be tried by
Jury; in time of war an armed rebel should he sho Inc
senator said attempts had been made to clohe the
Executive with much power and that Capitalization
was the great danger Of the Republic. Local govern
safeguards Of liberty, while the Federal Gov
eminent is only needed to protect the citizen. Liberal
and kindly action on the part Of the General Gov
eminent needed TO heal the wounds OF the south
Father of Country had departed from the prnc
pies of the Declaration of Independence by toeting
Slavery, aud IRON thaJ cause sprung war nesOaOh ana
rapine 1.-THE country he continued Is now free from
the Of slavery; have "A nation Of reemen with
out regard to race or color ana the CONSTITUTION - no"
I'm harmony with the Declaration Of Independence all men
being entitled to life liberty, and the pursuit of hap
pncss" The Senator concluded by saving that the evils
OF the late brought about by departure rom
principles of liberty; therefore, yourselves ana
teach your children 10 wage eternal hostility against all
and nations who opposed the doctrine mat all men
large number of accidents and fires took
place during the day. but nothing of serious nature
THE CELEBRATION YESTERDAY IN BUFFALO
THE REGATTA.
BUFFALO, July 5.-In consequence of the in
cemency OF the weather yesterday the national holiday
was celebrated here until to-day. The military pro-
cesson I'm the morning OF the United states regulars from
Fort Porter and the 65th and 74th Regiments OF " Y =
n c.. was quite an imposing affair. The grand regatta
was the great feature OF the day. In the secOndcass
race forOared for amateurs, the Live Oaks Of Buffalo
won the first prize IN 22:2I4 the Riverside Club OF
Rochester took the second in 255! and the Buffalo Boat
Cmb he third in 23O55 The rstcass race, for profes
SIGNALS was by the Mckee club OF Pittsburgh IN
2GO9t the Timing crew OF Toronto was second, IN
2O3i. and the Dillon crew OF Toronto third IN 2l;C.
Banshees Club of Buffalo capszed their boat directly
after starting and Withdrew. The distance of the race
was three miles. The fireworks IN the evening were
grand success
THE DAY IN ST. LoUIs-ACCIDENTs AND FIRES
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 5.-lndependence Day
was more generally observed here yesterday than for
several years, though there was no organized display
Business was almost entirely suspended. Several acct
dents occurred from firearms the most serious OF Whch
were the dangerous wOundng OF Mrs M A. f1eld while
unnSin of how NV the accidental discharge Of three
barrels OF pistol the balls entering MS tnlgh ana shat
ter;ng one Of his hands During the afternoon ear
pentershop SXteenthst took fire from re-craekers
and the flames spread TO row OF hye two-sory build
ings totally destroying them and also four or ve frame
houses and stable Total loss probably sl000o partially
insured Most OF the tenants were spending the day ia
during the day from the same cause.
A VISIT TO MOUNT vERNON-A CoLORED MAN
BEATEN BY MARYLAND ROUGHS.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Oldest Inhabitant
Association, under escort of the Washington Light
Infantry, having visited Mount Vernon yesterday,
landed on the Maryland side OF the Potomac for the gnr
party had scarcely landed before number OF roughs
made attack on cOlored servant accompanying the
Washington party, of whom nterposed Tor his pro-
lection and several wounded with stones thrown
by the roughs The infantry were disposed to MAKE an
counsel of their commander The roughs hnauy usap-
peared during heavy shower oI ram
A QUIET CELEBRATION IN MoRMoNDoM.
SALT LAKE. July 4-There were two demon
STATIONS to-day in honor of the nations birthday The
City Council programme included procession OF 5000
Mormon merchants, tradesmen and school children ana
their conservative entie friends, who marched To the
new tabernacle and listened to addresses Two eompa-
venta parade OF the Mormon Imilitla Tue liberal en-
ened to addresses In the Reform Institute.
VETERAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
BUFFALO, July 5.-JOhn w. Davereck, Treas
urer Of the wadsworth Iron Works and during the war
Lieutenant Colonel OF the 2lst New-York Regiment,
wbh walking the street his wife last evening, was
and killed by Mr. Emory tine sexton OF
the First Presbyterian Church Mrs DaVereck mas be-
come ged in the sudden death OF her nus
band Emory had been firing pistol on the s<eet dur
ing the entire day.
MISCELLANEOUS CELEBRATIONS, ACCIDENTS, &c.
The American citizens OF Halifax made
display OF bunting on the Fourth ana dned together
The Fourth of July was celebrated in very
o,iat manner i'm Pittsburgh there entire
ION 81 business The city ordinance regarding the
a 6ra-e
was no damage from IRE
The firemen's celebration in Rutland, ", on
the Fourth was great success. The Hydropath con-
many OF BrattebOTO, Vt, the first prize 800 Tor
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