The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-03

General Plume mas issued orGers describing The
line OF march 90 De taken. The streets, during
the time the military are parading hrongh them,
are 10 oe kept clear rom curb 20 curo.
EXCURs ONs.
! All sorts OF excursions will be In order Doth on
SUNDAY and Monday. Among these may be men
tl0ned that OF the steamers Plymouth ROCK
! William Cook, Long Branch, Sunnysiue, Armenia
| General sedEwick' MONITOR Seth Low, Americus
| NeyersnS, MetamOra, BRISTOL c. ii. Rortham,
ArrowsmiIh, Thomas Powell, Daniel Drew and
on Monday there Will he a select excur-
SION to New Haven. The G. u. Nortn4m
viii leave Peck slip at eight A. Nj, Twenty.
| third street, East River. fifteen minutes past
eight A. NJ ana VIII leave New Haven on re-
/ turn at eleven 4. NJ. this promises 10 be pleas
an xcurslou, the "City OF Emsn being well worth
visit ana the view along Long Island sound and
| around New haven Bay being very beautiful
Tomorrow snd Aonaay there VIII be excur-
! on Monday the steamer SUNNY side OF the Albany
| and Troy line, viii make a grand excursion 10
I heWourg, landing at Iona Island, Whcl has beau
tiful pleasure prOlncs ana SHADY groves 70 delight
/ the eye or visitors. The SunnYsde will also stop
| az COzzeas', West Point ana cornwall. The
steamer VIII leave the comDany's dock. pier 40
I Nor River foot OF Leroy street, az nine O'Clock
| A. ~, Fulton ferry Brooklyn, at hah-past nine
A. Nd. ana rwenty-IOurth street, North River. ~
ten A. M. This trap VIII AFFORD view OF tue splen-
aid Hudson RIVER scenery. The steamboat
Armenia WIN also make an excursion. following
the route above noted and returning 20 TINS city
/ by halfpast SIX p Al.
Tomorrow and Monday the steamer William
4 COOK viii run 70 Rockaway, anOrding pleasure
I seekers an opportunity to spend day on The iar
I famed beach.
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trip up the Hudson as lar IS West Poinf, anording
people " no W sh 10 l0iier here excellent OBJ
/ y rtunity 10 see ms lameu locality.
The ste ner Mary Powell wlll 10 on an excur-
sion around Staten Island on Monday, leaving foot
Of Vestry street at noon ana returning IA time TO
leave on She regular trip at nalip4st three p. NJ.
EXPRESS trans Wn, on Monday leave New
York by Terry from James slip Tor FIRE Island at
nine A. IA. ana four 7. a.. and fhlrty-lOurth street
az 9;lO A. NJ. and $40 =. NJ. ny the Central Rail-
road 10 Babylon, where steamboats, connect Tor
the surf Hotel.
On Monday the steamer General sedgwlek viii
leave Fulfon Ferry, Brooklyn, az 1880 A. NJ, pier
a.. South SiXth street, BROOKLYN, Il. D. at s 20 A.
Nj. ana foot OF Inrty-thlrd street east Eivsr New
N0TK, RI nine O'Clock Tor Glen cove, sea Gun ana
Ctenwo0d. The boat VIII rel urn % the clty sc six
O'Clock T. ~
On Moncav. under the ausb ices or me Perth AM
hog Yacht CiuD. the Union Regatta win take pace
Perth AubOy, and the officers OF the CUP prom
ise tnaJ ~ shall suroass even tnat ui tile Fourth
90 July OF last year. The prizes Are valued ar 1850
anu VIII De open 20 all open boats from fifteen 10
thirty leet. They VIII be DIVIDED into three classes
VIZ, rom tlleen 10 twenty, twenty to twenty
nye, and twenty nve TO thirty feet. Fuil nArtIct-
lars n y be obtained ana ENTREES made VILE T. H..
Thomas. No. "A Broadway New YORK.
The Rldgeleld ark Regatta VIII take place on
the liacEe nsacS RIVER. on Monday, opening a5 TWO
supenDtend rhe races, OF wnch there VIII DC
turee-one for sx-oared bsrges one Tor four
osred smells and one Tor single scus. number
OF the New Jersey clubs have sent ia entries Ihe
New Jersey Railroad Will run an extra tram TO
New York at six minutes past seven Il. b., the
the seawarhaka Yacht Club wan have a regatta
az oyster Bay ON Monday.
The committee appointed by the citizens OF
Newark for the purpose OF getting up State re-
gatts and Tor when $500 was appropriated by the
Common Council, met last evening at eignt
/ O'Clock when letters we're read from a number OF
the princtba rowing cluos In the state, accepting
/ the proposal nade Inc fenowing Is Il list oil the
/ clubs who are 70 compete, VITA the uames OF the
I crews 50 faT as decided on up TO the PRESENT.
Atlantic Boat Cab, H1bOken--Four cared shell
! j. Benson, bow. g. Ackerman, No. 2; ]. Reed No.
I d. Mcqueen stroke. SIx-oared gig--J. Dev'in,
! bow G. hIdiey, No 2; J. Rley No. 3: 9. ErIan
I Keller No 4; G. orden, No. -. hrysOn, stroke;
Newark Scuiicrs.-snge sculls-Robert Ler
aoooeen Ciub-sngle scuHs-J. 4. AeKerman.
Argo4AGLa Cluo, Bergen Pont.-four-oared
Eureka BOAT club-Four-ca ed she'll Young
4 bow; W. RYno, No :; o. Clark, No. b j. anger
/ man, sfroke. Gig-W. Parsons. bow; 3. iarks,
No. z: o. Loyelace No. 3; W. Clark. No 4; G. sand.
1ord, No. .; r Young, strokei j. +. Control, cox
Tue races commence at two O'CLOCK P. NJ. ana
any boat not AZ rs post ~ the zine specified -
iapie be disqualified by tue referee. The prizes
ra-kor the six-oared race, set OF colors: lour-
I 0a red, q barge for each member Of the winning
crew, and Tor The single SOUL, a state Champion
badge.
The American lhne Association viii have short
rauge mascuss on AZ temporary grounds az Mount
+ Vernon un Monday, which nave been loaned lor
the occa ion ~ Captain Coburn, Of the TWENTY
seventh. Tue competition for the De Peyster
Badge VIII be announced on the grounds The
matches are First. sl-cOmersi match; any riae
gets, At zoo yards; entrance ST. members. IS
cents. Prizes-l. silver fruit stand value $40; ?.
SILVER 10R er holder value SIS. Second, West
chester match. AL comers military rines only;
same conditions Otherwise. P1zes-l. silver
giving nve sHots; han the total entrance money
divided among he best three scores: no hIntta-
ZION as 70 entrances. STAGES Will be run from the
Mount Vernon depot to the grounds.
FIREWORKS.
The evening celebration VIII embrace grand DIS
ons balls and other festive gatherings; ana Il may
here be noted tnst last year the fireworks IN
Union square seemed to nave been gotten M
especially Tor me delight OF the guests OF the
Everett House IL ls 60 be hoped that che arrange
rnents On Monday Will not choke up Seventeenth
street, ana that t1e exhibtion VIII be entirely for
The department OF Public Parks announces thar
on tne evening OF the SIN july, or the ceieora-
ton Of independence Day. there VIII be displays
OF fireworks, beginning AZ quarter past eight
A. the city nan Park trenty-nine large exhibl.
tiOn pieces including nnlsniug display OF foun-
tAns, batteries, coiored hres, rockets ami otner
fireworks simultaneously dred along inc over
one hundred feet Ia length, the exhibition 10 be-
interpreted with nlumlual0ns. shells, rockets
AVID ot1er leritl fireworks, furnished 81 Aessrs.
DIrWiler. street. GO.
At Mount Morris square Ike exhibition in all
respects except trai the NUMBER OF pieces wal be
three less, iurnEAcd also ~ Messrs. Dltwllier,
Street co.
ton pieces, WIN lgls1ng piece, with the figure
Of Washington, with Liberty ana Justice on either
side. closing VITA mosaic battery, furnished by
tue Messrs. Edge.
At the Cnion square muster ground nineteen
exhibition pieces, concluding with tue temple or
Independence, composed Of three arches, within
Wnicn are Washington, Liberty and Justlce, anu
tcrlinaung wlth dlrh. OF 500 rockets furnished
by Mr.. JOan ". H4dneld.
A. Fleetwood PARK, rWenty-third ward, thir-
teen exhibition pieces, vita finale OF me Amer
lean coat vi arms also lurnisLed by Air. John w.
Hadded.
Durag the intervals between the firing Of the
pieces "a the above I'VE exhibitions there Will De
discharged bombs, rockets batteries, parachute,
luumlnauons and ascension wheels.
Al eacn Of tte following named places several
hundred large rockets. combs parachufes and
other aerlsl nfsWorkS Will De discnsrged:-
i. TIE Battery.
2. Grand street iunct'On with last Broadway
= Canal street PARK, foot VI Canai street, North
River.
A. Jackson square.
b. washington square
.. Broadway, Junction win seventh avenue and
Forty-slXth street.
]. Block house, NORTH END OF Morningsldc PARK.
&. Fort washington.
q. Block bounded by Seccnd and Third ayeuuer