The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-04

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USHRRINo IN THE DAY.
The day viii be ushered In by the ringing OF
bells and the firing OF salute by the veterans OF
1872 on the Battery. At sunrise the veterans WILL
also hoist the national nag on the hickory pole at
the harbor will re salute and display their colors,
and the stars and Stripes will be hoisted on every
public and many private rs,n,r buildings cnInss
Mr. James +. Aylife viii perform the following
programme OF national and other airs on Trinity
bells, in honor OF American independence, CON-
mencng at half-past seven A. N. and again ut
twelve noon
J. When the Bells Begin to Play"
Red, White and Blue.n
sns asaTS d sS G S., SannfTns"
La" last Roe Rose Of Summer"
I airs rom %Hs .ch..a Of the Regiment"
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~. Yankee Doodle, Esq"
The Grace church chimes win also ring out on
the occasion.
fHE PARADE.
The First Division Of the National Guard will
parade IN the cool Of the morning IN accordance
with time-honored custom. The following is the
Division order In regard to IT.
HEADQUARTERS F1RsT Division. n O. 81 III
l. This Division will parade In celebration not Of The
Ct the Declaration Of InSs,
Esnss sss Mayor q sSs city q july Fourth next -
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on Madison avenue; as follows
twenty attn srees On East anu East
The Second brigade rwenty-sixth street, east and
The First brigade on Twenty-sev street. east and
s.:ls: IA i IL 4a :: s s!s.ss
Battery to the Second brigade
DER se ne FF a T 81 formed
Tss %s: x ss
- Brigade commander. will report to the Chief Of
street soon as their commands are formed and the
COLUMN will be in readiness to march at eight O'Clock
The 1 w :e sns a
By order Major Genera. hEsR I saa!f
and Acting Chief OF staff
The following supplementary order designates the
LINE OF MARCH.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. T.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION. N G.s.NYl
!. The line OF march the IN instant win be up
Ana .e snrsh
to point 3, Which ei will viii be established
4Ss e IN ss IN
of 1871 will be observed on this occasion.
BY order HgsRa SMALLER
Colonel breVe' ne acg Che of Staff
CARL JussEN, Lieutenant Colonel and Acting A. D. c.
THE VETERANS OF IL.
p The veterans OF the war OF 1872 OF whom about
thirty-nve are expected to attend, have accepted
the invitation OF Colonel Story and the officers OF
the Sixth regiment N. &. $. N. Y, and will appear
in uniform at the armory of the Sixth, under com.
mand OF the veteran hero, Colonel Daily. The roll
VIII be called at halipast eleven and the veterans
partake Of collation. with the officers of the Sixth,
and the agreeable festivities Of Washington's
venerable supporters of the Republic, will be re.
peated. The members OF the Sixth regiment have
occasion as pleasant as possible for their guests,
and the entertainment viii undoubtedly be one OF
''' A'p'' TUE oEIEBRXr1oN BY rAMMANY.
In accordance with its unvarying custom the So
ciety OF Tammany. or Columbian Order, will cele-
brate the anniversary Of American independence
at Tammany Hall. The great hall will be thrown
open TO the public on the morning OF the Fourth
welcome will be delivered by Grand Sachem schell,
the Declaration OF Independence read by Brother
Hon S owea by
gramme OF interesting exercises, interspersed
AT THE BOULEVARD CLUB.
The Boulevard Club viii celebrate at their Club
grounds, on the bank OF the Hudson, early in the
dag viii be ra'sed thirteen guns win be
fired in honor OF the old thirteen States, and the
"Star Spangled Banner" and other patriotic songs
Will be sung by the Boulevard Quartet Club, as
sisted by other musical talent, the members of the
Bouevs I'd Club their guests. At twelve O'Clock
NJ. thirty-seven guns will be fired in honor of the
public. At three O'Clock Professor " lillian NJ. Jel
line will recite the Declaration Of Independence"
There will be music and songs OF the Revolution,
and at four O'Clock Jerome Buck will deliver the
grafton. At five O'Clock speeches will be made by
with music and recitations OF poetry OF the Revo-
luton. The entertainment will close with fire.
works, bonnres and Examinations.
THE IRISH CELEBRATION AT BELLEVUE GARDEN.
An Irish national demonstration will be made at
Bellevue Garden, at the feot Of Eightieth street,
East River. The sixty -ninth regiment N. G. S. N.
Y, win be formally presented with an Irish flag,
the gift OF q number Of the residents OF Tppe-
rary ireland in All H., the Ell principal Irish military
General George B. Mcclellan will present the nag.
Colonel John Whitehead Byron Of the Irish volun-
rangements on the ground. The military will
parade q portion OF the route to the picnic
grounds. Inc irish volunteers. VINO nave been
entrusted to take charge OF the flag, Will act as
honorary escort. The Knights OF 81. Colombia
among those who Will partake in the demonstra-
tion and turn out sixty strong The others consist
of the Irish Volunteers, who will turn out in goody
numbers; the Emmett Legion. seventy men Mont
gomery Guards, thrty-fve men; Tipperary Men,
seventy five men Legion OF st. Patrick and others.
The Sixty-ninth has been relieved from duty in
the division parade that 1t may be present on this
occasion.
RELIGIOUS CELEBRATIONS.
solemn high mass VIII be offered up for the
members OF the Catholic Union at the new church
of the Immaculate Conception in East Fourteenth
street. Rev. DR.. Morrogh pastor and at st, Peters,
Barclay street, Rev. M. j. O'Farrell pastor. At the
former church the musical services Will be OF
brilliant character. consisting OF Mandanicis mass
in G major. Rev. j. l.. Spaldng will preach on
1.-THE Providentia Mission OF the Church in the
United States; :" Rev. Father OFarrell will preach
at st. Peters on Liberty and the Catholic