The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-30

brilliant Chinese gerb extending IL forty feet
ana o with % Y and end with
EEupop Of 0oSFsd S Mses and gse Chinese and
ametef. the centre Of which is filled with changing
8 TO begin with Chameleon, Maltese and radiant fires.
changing 10 double star III diamond work, enulng
with grand explosion. filling the air with sreamers Of
.. Conceniric Wheels Of Maltese and brilliant fires,
forming circle Of flame twenty feet In diameter the
tornns circle Of lame thirty feet diameter the
II. The exhibition win conclude with grand numna'
ton In fountains of colored fires
THE MILITARY PARADE.
The military display will be a rood one II the
weather is propitious. The entire First division
will parade, every regiment In full uniform, and the
parade is to take place at eight A. M so that the
display win be over before the heat OF the day sets
In. The parade will be made for the first time
parcel Of 1t, for on the day before the Fourth the
garrs gray coats are , TO take tne de
rather in camp, where the boys will be made to
follow the life OF the soer" in downright earnest.
The regiment will be sadly missed In the parade;
for, talk will about it, 1t is the finest specimen
OF a Wen drilled, sodierly organization we have in
the National Guard and never fails to give solid
appearance to the entire division on public occa-
sions On Thursday there may be few damsels
on Murray Hill who will weep bitter tears
and who will not be comfOrted because the dear
ones not but, it is suspected that by far the
larger proportion OF the female admirers of the
Seventh VIII be at Saratoga before the regiment It.
self, to give 1t q warm New York welcome the few
may cry till the morrow in bitterness OF spirit and
then start all the more oyfully to the bourne where
the pet regiment will live in tented discomfort for
ten long days.
TAMMANY REDIyrvUs.
The Tammany Society celebration is to be on
in as freely for the display this year
as 1t did last year, 1t comes from hands
that are 1nssned with public o9 IN
be delivered by Mr. James Brooks, and the "Deca-
ration OF independence" will be read by Dr. Thomas
Cottman. Grand Sachem Schell is to preside, and
grand underground meal Is to be held below stairs
after the speechifyng. 1t is said that the scalp or
the dead past" VIII be on exhibition during ,fe
the great .'Boss last November, in the hottest Of
the fight, will publicly be laid, with appropriate
ceremonies, In q glass case and sealed, with the
epitaph. "Played outr
THE OLD 'USs.
The veterans OF the war OF 1872 Will be enter
tanned at dinner given at the armory OF the sixth
regiment by the officers and members OF the regi-
ment.
THE BoULEvARDERs.
The Boulevard Club will also do its level best in
honor of the day. At sunrise the members OF the
club, with their friends and all patriotic citizens
who desire to join them, will meet at the club
grounds, on the banks OF the Hudson. grand
reveile will be beaten the American flag Will be
raised; thirteen guns will be fired In honor OF the
old thirteen States, and the "Star Spangled Ban
ner and other patriotic songs win be sung by the
Boulevard Quartet Club assisted by other musical
talent, the members OF the Boulevard Club ana
their guests. Professor Roem will be on hand dur
ing the day, with the Young America Band, At
twelve O'Clock NJ. thirty EIGHT guns win be fired
IN honor OF the thirty, eight States OF
ton Of independence Will be read by
Mr.. Jerome Buck and Captain William H. Adams
will recite poem. At two p. M. Hosea b. Perkins
will deliver the Grafton. Speeches will then be
made by Fernando Wood Judge John r. Brady.
Thomas G. Fields, Algernon Sullivan, Rufus +. An
drews, James s. Thayer Miles Beach, ]. r. Fellows.
Lawrence d. Herman, Charles w. Dayton, Abram
X. Lawrence and others. The entertainment will
close with fireworks, bOnflres and Nominations.
Altogether the general celebration In the city
promises to be a grand one, and II the weather
proves fine the day will certainly be grand holi-
day indeed,