New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

the following immary OF the elaborate pr'h'eu pro-
gramme circulated by the twenty thousand among 'ne
visitors 10 the park to-day
Salute from Belmont Of 1O1 guns
Military review a. the same point a. oeoeh ot Religions
Concert by pupils of the Public Schools at Machinery
CEREMONIES at the site Of the italian monument to Christie
Breasing ground for gr1cultura Hal at noon
Ceremonies at the ate Of the German huinooiu'
Breanc Of the Ground for the Centennial Fountain to be
erected by the Catholic Total Abstinence Union Vi Aei0 "
Grand concert at Machinery Hall at o'clock.
Review Of the ~chuylki Navy az o. -. q ,o,oot
Three smut balloon ascensons NJ O'clock OIL,
O'Clock.
The above programme was carried out TO the reuter-
"Od Probs" having kept his word in this latitude or
81. warmer and partly cloudy weather" The First Di-
vision of PENNSYLVANIA state troops was reviewed ny
Maor-Gen Joseph Il. Hawley, President OF the Omted
states Centennial Commission. They made fine dis
play At the site the Of Religious Liberty near
the North Terrace Of Memorial Hall, the Hon. simon
Wolf Of Washington delivered an Grafton This
statue will be erected at cost OF S3o'OOo
under the auspices Of the B'nai Brlth A,4 ne
Order. The concert by about 2,oOO puDii,c senou
children in one OF the avenues % n hSI hea1
Hall very interesting and imposing scar. na Dee
arranged entire length OF the eastern DIVISION u
the building; measuring lOO es, 1' onieaitr ~
1900 people. when l. Tour OF hNe u,is .e ,
of orr largest hall the Academy OF Music, ana II ohy
one-sixth the entire structure The decorations hee
were very elaborate over 1000 flags and 1000 yards
Of bunting used In the adOrnment Al the cLiiHto
was made bv Chcvalier AlonzO NJ Viii, the Italian Con
su in this city. Speeches also made by others III
honor OF the great Genoese navigator The stalu' 10
which the Italians of the country are contributing Ao
.rally will be unyailed year hence. -, -,
The central event Of the day however, was iir
p ~ rouud for agricultural Hall at noon Gov hart
rauf presiding. After the reading OF the ~
usnaI ceremony OF breaking ground took place. Inc
presentation GOV Hartrann of gayel made OF Ile
ynod of INDEPENDENCE Hall also feature OF te Oc
casion Addresses made by the Governor ana ny
Frederick NJ Watts. Commissioner OF Agriculture Inc
fls. afrf he corn
hold monument followed at O'Clock. fourteen GeIIlAn
societies PARTICIPATING THIS monument T. 20 tUS' 49, p
those by the Catholic temperance societies ~ Deahs
ground for their mammoth fountain Inc Hon. J.scpn
p Chandler delivered the principal address Iils louh
Tine Greworks i'm me evening passed off with great sue
coss and were unusually me the City Councils having
appropratcd 5000 for the display II mas peeh eSlE
,tod mar there must have present IN the PARK
drng The dav and evening az least 100000 people Inc
ierent societies OF the Cincinnati. Soldiers OF I.l-
1lic institutions and private charities al celebrate
h. dy with unusual regard and it safely be 'aid
that never has there been such gaia day. 80 anniversary
o1,.sryel mere a. was to-day.
Goon ssccnsions today at six o'clock We're very
ev,itinr They were made by John Wise. grandson of
prof John Wise. the Quaker city, by lLzIe lIii,-
Iicre OF prof John WISE III the COmmonwealth ana ny
prof John Wise. his 4j3d ascension, IN tDe htPuDliC
The irst-named landed this eyeniaS safely ht4'i
hIrg on the Blue Grass Road. The balloon III when
Miss Ihling assembled met with an accident Whei aou
1000 feet up The silk ripped partially anu Wy DnO
drsccnded with great speed The torn bag, hO"eteI
spread out and formed parachute ana the Lazy Iecheu
Inc number Of casualties from fireworks end pistols is
largely IN of tnat on anv previous tonrh Oh Jy
great many alarms OF nre were sounded out ~ no CsS
was there much damse done ePon7 t T1 tbe aaT has
been more generally celebrated IMAM USUAL
AN OLD-TISlE CELEBRATION IN ATLANTA.
BLUE AND GRAY UNITE N THE CEREMoNIEs-GAIH-
ERING AGAIN PUBLICLY UNDER TIE OLD FLAG
A TWO HOURS SPEECH By ALEXANDER H..
grEPaENs-THE SOUTH MUST ATTEND THE GIN
TENNIAL
ATLANTA, Ca July 5.-The Fourth OF July
was celebrated to-day by ak parties. Federal soldiers ana
citizens uniting the ceremonies with much enthusiasm
Federal flags were displayed the public buildings
and in the procession and the common remark was tha
il was ike the good old times before the war over the
meeting the Governor OF Georgia presided. He said he
eioced TO see this returning love among the people 10"
this day The Hon. 4. H. stephens spoke III the ai'er-
noon for two hours with the Declaration OF Independ
epce for his theme. He reviewed the causes leading 10
American freedom and the framing Of the Constitution ID
the Convention OF 1888.
some Of the members he said away with the
Federal stem and substituting one & - ltir
one and for maj SORT Of sinus IN the armament ID
some stInoer is supposed the Of the Whole
Cosmos ana there contest In winch h'"Nrl' ne
The senate state however small Iis ne" dc% oi
having an independent Of nations originated with Mt
Jefferson this new feature IN oui INSTITUTION 1a
ntstesmen OF the Old World. When the Constitution hn-
framed adopted by TIE nlnih r"ie lne oony ~
held n q. Primers of res and devices decorated
oT NJ fhe constitution framed a. and hung up on
stat bore the American nag hyi ioie%e tue
gIa1d Federal edifce was cTas drawn by ten
9Gr,s e r e. m G matters 70 Ttns form Upon lbs
casioni Far from H. Try are l mp M, 0 rfe Of onr
system of institutions which as,'tlon can n.'"i &
can never eTse and never d-Ipy lty s'-oA 10 l
very fragments OF ue pl uri have 70 De-
political formation ana them rncIi"ng institution
les ft te
time and The occasion for Exhibiting at risi e" 81 '1
eminent and the acts Administrator Entire devotion
the j. not at al nj Win , stem ~
in honor loon anniversary OF The 1estrC ton 81 g.. al
anu hn bi the different sections moro harmonious
c are mi prelude 10 the celebration Anniversary Of
ts declaration which Is 70 coine N Ne = year II a.
that ceebrauon IN reply to t question say WIN al NE
could b, planned oi M nd nop.rlato ther wors
Tl. nron which they founded Then attention "nla
naturally be draw to NE Ast ana u NAV d. i, Van,
down 10 The ont 81 The late most aneiab var 10
people ey'i hs, 'C 1 % e ntnai sinveTsarv viii be
most suitable occasion for reviewing the MEMORY " '7'
while commemoratng these deeds u common ancq.y to
tic fhc-e results dIe sc nnd upon eiicf sllt any
hay dfE@ nSo oy from the teanss Of The ,her Mat
more hitting OCCASION could be- onri'I i%i l I 's e.
Taat re 9ga the road when lead. peace aud 10
erts 1t tbs reunion OF The &c, o't cs gf o H.
r rarI +rgo assembled N Jer1salem one man
near the SHINES Of teir ancient al'ars ana spoEe
mite RIA 10 bring the book o tlr awnf hoas ad read mere
from al the people wcpi when heF hrIl ihe H's 81
49, 1v lei ON centennial % like Ger. Let fhc DOCK
NJ me law our Constitution be- brought FORTH read ana c1
pla TIE multitude. from e',Iy Si4te -, a.o1'I ~.
eS.on ~ banners devices anu syinDs lst lht'roi
h ,poiu formed proceed from Old Independence nan
i at m, Wdr streets ~ t- CITY of Blot eflr Love ou
M II be- ar much greater thanit great poioYP 9" 4,- -
- uuoI country greater ana
Ian n vas men Ltt the Federal e!inc'. with rs
arches drawn not ny ten put tilfiYe gh
borse repfrscntc al Ire aes - Nhos' nan r IN" ISh o."
committed Lei thc star ed
~ ,,ner borne along Will IT, DE- greeted Win pledges t!t Il
-iaii ever as intended. wave ~ rlnn ohlF over lc
free brave. Ifi" mat cause ui SiFfc
, nov removed forever cannot I'D true friends Of
1 f,tiral ls rv cordially unite JED The future loi iI per