The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-03
''THE FOURTH"
THE CELEBRATION TOMORROW.
Morning. Noon and Night
Demonstrations.

Tomorrow Young ana Old America viii In
common rejoice over the ninety-nfth anniversary
Of the natal day Of independence. The morning
viii open with the booming Of cannon and the uni.
versal rattle ane roar OF smaarms and recrackers.
Az noon the gallant National Guard In all its glory
vail I'LL Broadway with picture OF martial show
and martial music and the evening Will be Illus
uatcd by the grandest display Of fireworks New York
has Witnessed. From all the indications TO
hand the Fourth will be celebrated with q Hniver-
salty OF JOY and fervor that has seldom marked 1t
before. Young America Is on the Qui rire and has
laid in all Its provisions for giving a decorating
ecdt 10 the occasion that, will rend the very hea-
vens. Stad people OF umd nerves might desire TO
taste the cup Of national bliss which brims
over on each recurring Fourth with less
demonstrative accomplishments, but the ardor
OF youthful and incpient patriotism can no
more be suppressed than the now of Niagara, and
30 the Old people who start at the explosion OF a
nrecracKer and turn pale AT the sound OF q cannon
must make the best OF 1t and suffer for the sake OF
their beloved country. While the boys are filing
the happy skies their satpetre homage to Inde
pendence Day the grown folks viii be likely to
seek enjoyment IN country rambles, excursions by
water picnics and social gatherings, leaving the
dusty. arid streets to the rising generation or
course everybody Of adult growth cannot quit the
city but we apprehend all VINO can VIII strive TO be
happy outside the urban atmosphere OF New YORK.
Long Island viii kIndle her amor pa aiG to white
heat and her emotional people will make the
weIkin ring with peas of patriotic JOY in music ana
YunpOwder. AT Farmingdale, Giencove. Flushing,
Whltestone. College Point Raysidc, Huntington
Orient Sag tiarDor, Rivcrhead Locust Valley,
Bresau and other places the citizens VIII have pro-
cesslons, music OratOry and an endless variety OF
festivities. The HERALD has already pub
lished the programme or ceremonies and amuse-
ments IN rhi city and adjacent places. The
bill OF suburban attractions Il very full and
where to 60 to enjoy themselves to best advantage
must feel still more bewidered with the programme
o. Long lssnd Ies'yitss including the Atlantis
day will arouse some degree OF enthusiasm, and
everywhere people Will do their best to snatch from
the eeting hours OF the festival something Of re-
spite from dull care and daily TOLL
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
occasion.
RANpALL's ISLAND
Is TO be the happy island the East River cluster
on tomorrow. The celebration will be especially
unique and Interesting. At sunrise the day Will be
ie i oy ae rpgng o G tbe Sna grant n
''Star opanged Hanner' and parade OF the Ram
dall's Island Guard. Colonel Lambert. The pro-
graInme IL as folOws:-
Reading the Declaration of Independence BY the Warden
* the e be Bc: rf fnnsssn
SS 9nt;on Water Lilies : wia Lases sTs
sons~Home the Children.
Yn sn w.. walsh ana small ssvs
ssns Birdie, Minnie Waiting -. tsree si2ls.
Song Battle try Of Freedom the Children
Beus ro,i-pomme de terre Sslade-Paln e, beurre.
Music by the Randal's Island Band.
At Long Branch the opening OF the Monmouth
Park races VIII make the distinguishing feature OF
the day. Thousands will be there and thousands
will regret they cannot CO.
At Cape May vast multitude Of people win have
the rare pleasure OF seeing the flower OF the New
York Yacht Club fleet sail IN a regatta
the time honored custom OF gathering the sachems
together Will be observed, according TO the pro-
gramme already published.
The head OF
THE MILITARY PROCESSION
Will start rom Third street at hapast seven O'Clock,
The line OF march will be down Bowery 10 Canal
street. through Canal street Broadway. up Broad
Wav TO Waverley place, through Waverley place to
Fifth avenue, up FiIlh avenue TO Fourteenth street.
through Fourteenth street to Sixth avenue up SIKH
street TO Fi1th avenue. and down Fifth avenue 10
Worth monument, where the column Will pass IN
review before bis Honor the Mayor OF the city, who
mon Council ana heads of departments
The Day in Jersey.
Gallant and patriotic little Jersey is determined
this year TO Guido herself in all previous efforts to
justly ana appropriately honor tie nations natal
day. In every city, town, village ana hamlet young
and middle aged aud the Oldest inhabitants seem to
be imbued with the desire to make big show to.
morrow. In Newark-tbe leading city OF the
now competed. There was some trouble
about the orator. The gentleman selected,
Colonel A. X. Mcclure, OF Philadelphia,
having been unexpectedly Frustrated with illness,
was forced 10 decline. After some little trouble the
committee found a most willing orator in Rev. Dr.
o. II. Tiffany one OF the most pc shed public
speakers in Newark. There will be prayers parades,
pyrOtechnics and a general suspension OF business
on the suspicious day. The day In Morristown-'he
historic and picturesque city amid the Morris hills
Will be well taken care Of new and handsome
soldiers monument, erected 10 perpetuate the
memory Of Morrstowns fallen braves in the late
war, will be decorated. There VIII be parade In
the forenoon ana pyrotechnics in the afternoon.
address and Secretary George NJ Robson is set
down for GRAFTON.