The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1852, Page 1

T WHOLE Nv. 7136. OWRRY VNKATKE—DOORS OPEN AT. 14; CUR. vain rises! ‘bo performed 4 tii Monday 7 1BLO'S.—TURSDaY, JULY 6 TUR ratie Com: of La FILLE mont)—Marie (t.¢ Daud) (the Reresant), na fortensing, £ons Menchend; Alexandrine; Countess, IN{BEO'S=MoNDay. JULY 5.-GREAT COMBINA- ‘i Debrini iom.—The taeda) rovet, Mite. 1: After which, dun {n which Mre, Lestes, Mr. Bow ALpoer. Breapwe ‘Will be given as JU 7 om which gedien w ‘Mrs. Meunger au @ut Menager; C lon to everytl Parqu 1 cen There will be daly 6 ron e Rag REBELS ‘Wm, Marrenzer Dancing by the Ballev © ‘Tnerday, the Frewer A (the Daughter of the Re; 7 specttully infirmed thats Ger 4RNUMS AMEKICAN S05BUM. * AMUSEMENTS. o'stvok. Monday evening, July 5, wil ren r of TRS IN BAVARIA > Mr. Hamilton Stevens | > ATHaM STREET.—DOORS curtain risea at 8 o'eluck i roagated the farce of CHOUL, ‘AND 70) ir. Foner | Na-Sbo. ER TIPPERARY 1 Mrs. Nichols ie GACY. FR iva ‘y {the Dangntae of the Hegl” ¥ ) er of the nen > O aouk Mona, che Marchionoss, M'Lle | any “ill perform Mi ReatuENe M tle Ceeil Freoch and Soenish dance: Poa Seto; ars ir sith Mile. Mile vdor, and Mons. Yegee, yn BY the Ballet Company, ‘CHES OF Tebia. Joho Drew. Mr. Mre Biaks ard Mr. #ndee dM « wil pinay the Pom pay» will play FILLE Be KBGIMENT me Mile. Lavigas, t ) Fleury Jolly, Mona, Daveiaay: .. Mons. Gra: Mons. Menehand. THE PUBLIC ARE tm id Dra Fr. WEATRE this Th 00 388k eoniTs togetane Mr. aul P. Jobn Greenwood, J 1d, Proprietor; Ww Dirvotor of Amuseme! FIFER OF t Grand Colebration of the Avviversary of Amerioan Tndo- Pendence, which, ap this entablishmené, on thy occasion, TRANSCENLS ALL PARALLEL. delightful, appropriate and excellent PERYOKMANCES EVERY HOU, Aalmost,) during the day and evening. 0 that ia this de- cived ‘ami ying my Gonge of the fre corivs, the ballustrace, NISE! of tae Maseom, will afird COOLEST SPOT IN NEW YORK, waving of io of t fiags, the firing of feux de joie, the stir~ aud, the shouts of the merry, and the EKM FEAST OF INTELLECT ready for the popular appetite. The bal 4 the 2¥-TWU WINDOWS the most superb and «atisfactory wiew in the city of th G&AND MILIFARY PARADE Shrough the day, » Bnequallodfor its » , ud at night present » pictare of the ISPLAY UF FLEWORKS urity and ie LATEST ite ot. VELTLNB, a gre now the Serpenvs tcom wuin -, the enormous Auacondas, and the Boa Coustricturr; the most vclosesl sud cimens of the se ‘and being in eve! thereare from the barnii perievt «| pent kind extant, measuring, sogetuery oves 100 reRT IN LENGTH, ry respect truly wonderful, Besiles these, A GiGANTIC OSTRICH, ing Deserts of afrien, udmitted to be the Aargest bird in the world, the only one of this kind in Ame- ‘Tica, aud UI A: Jrom the island of Bo using exhibit of ‘the nearest apy ‘oreativa to ea: eason dere is Coll ction ti eat y, Koh-I Noor Diamond, the entirely new and of Cerean Sculpture, propare eminent artists 2itled Lord By: At embodies twel Ls al Tx the Lecture Room, will be preve o'clock, the pretty ‘piece of she LA 10 Desi: lancing, &o Eveni até Deuutiful domestic drama of MAKY LOCKWOOD, ALL THE KEST OF THE Tuesday, Thursday, and Fridi ‘ight, lively and On Wednesday, Mr C W. CLARK'S BENEFIT AT BARNUM'S MU- 8, 1802 In th “Variety of Entertainoments. Mi ‘Madam Ponisi. Mrs Skerrit, Mise Werton. Mr Sothors. Seats may be secured Reynolds, imp rted from mand the Greeks, ve ane for ‘aatsued poees Ave, uted. ia the morning, at WYEniN CuK SACK, 2 o'clock it 4 o'clock, the aplen patriot drama ie THE Pa TRIOS DAUGHING, with o'clock, and also at half past ® o'clock, the Wek, on to hay ig Mod the Wh of guly¢ day ani ry PHAN. matic piece variety of aciag. diverting pioe cing, i + Clarke's Benedt. Thursday, Ju); y 5 alternvoa and prep od ail he prase a, the ben play of the LaDY Brening a host of Valanta-ts ion hole ad Mrs Garnoy Williams, er, Mr. and wy poche Ad 'f'sohseon, Mr. Fenn, Me, many Mis EB Mente. Qarigy: Lroudwey every pight, apder the management a’ H on d delineation of cegro concerta ant July 5th agran o'clock, RANKLIN Colebratios F Grand Perf -rmancer will be givew, commencing at the and street --Upen er ac tice ove de furth between Howard prictor of Wood's Minstrel hility of his andieace at all times, y afteranon onnorrts MUSEOM “175 CHATHAM SQUAR n of the Fourth of Jaly, 176—1852 —Six Towing hours:- The fret commevciog at 9 o'cluok i+ the morning, second at L', thirt at Tim the aftervoo| 3, fitth ae 5 sixt “Artists will app) other entertainments day. Prices of admission same as usaal, Theatre 7 AUXHALL GaRDEN—SKVENTY-SIXTH ad enty of American todopendonce.—t ¥o Grand mances will be gives oo White’ f: dere, wil v ertainments com , a'clovk; also in tho evening at So" look. presisey One adn ston 25 conte, whieh will ¢ th “rerhment ticke §)RaNKLIN George Le Fry rele Qoste ts prwite arm ohaire, S76 af tbe tt ROCKLYN i Mis in Por which tieke sieeine ePehe ® Weer, Srere OR LIVER: stip Pause F depart 81th the Uutted Sites Maile ay J tot C For veieht or paw Jor elegance nud thianbl, 15.) The etommehi pail July 24. " City of Manobeeter. City of Ai wCity of deity "ch City of Oinspow other reputable thea ‘on er about the 6tb of Septou! he New York Theaters ” band renovation spp ication to Chas, T Parl. o, Tho cay Joly 6 ater CLAKLES T= np 1ON IN FARES BRTW ERY P A fourth at hb and lest, at 8 10 the eves The Model earatea ho rormence, with » variety of Per fall partionls joe bills of tho Nor. TBEoTRI 4 CAL th + Ivgicimate Dram v fitted a and gentlemen tian, theatrien! or hove th in the most of wake wal, desitons of will please mal rieal Ag R. THORNE, Lownor at it. Chuieren, ur MUSEUM, 17) Cfatuam SQuake 4 Proproter.—The above gatahhanment it 3 o'clock, and in the ovuning at § Riorsontations of lars h zo PO cents, atage -onte with cushioned conte: boxes 25 eeuts: gallery, 12% conte, LOWER f wud Sarurday afcera ree exhibitions oe Monday, Fuly 5. Ad MUSEUM—GRAND Gaba wand Eveving = 8 DaY —M ON- ant 8 vet ok. Mr Soort: Mary Copp, Mea Munster Kato O'Brten, Mise Laster, UUs as—Damor, Mr. Me Doomtt: Py shia, Uk HIST LiGN~ dim Moore, Me. Ry tor, +. Norton, M—SHAKSPRAR® DRaMaTic nt, Pridsy evening July 9. eridae Knowl as benntinl we aot UNCHBACK, and WHO SPEAKS PiRat te mayte obtsiuet ate im, on ene Me h Ry order, JB. CONNOR, Prost, “Saree. POOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM FIC ¢ Eira Nye, - ‘This at 12 ooh u. + No berth seeured til pad fo: having auequalled aneome # comfort anoly te akD & TINS & CO, 56 Wat stroe Pp ATLANTIC will encooed the Paoite, af str tue OtLaDELPHla d Philadelphia steamy ow steamships as fol- The Li A wut erpor) i thote 8 ROM PHILADELPHIA Sy of Manchew og “Vy of Glee Weduoeds, 8 Suyoe jen tvonier “Wrawenday, FH yt. Dh City of Gimego: Pere ee) +>. Weduenday, Oot 27 Kator of peerage from Philadelphia ain steer $60 in midship atace rooma, im for ware s™ MER F h—the Ban 1 600 wil! Liverpool Cor Hret ant seoond cahin presoncers 6, OPI Fo WARD & SUN, Accuts, 4 Broa’ way sycyimmes $58 inotnding or frelabt OF paen For OMA wie provisions we tet oF ly to ARDSON 41 Bxohange place, 9 Waly trees, Pott OR LIVERPOUL ON THURSDAY, JOLY WH koown ond fi 0 kar P nly 8 ommodetions in ©) Poom For treteht or pas BE NEW YORK HERALD. —$ $$ — — seg tay eg ee PE OTE ee dad 3 open at7; to commence at alone duly 4, wi Monday evening, 77)! IN AND OUT BRIAN 0° . Brian, Williama ! Sholah,... RLO’S GARDEN.—MANAGER, Mit. JOHN SEFTON, Tiiekets, 00 ceutay Private Boxes, iter wld, DUA Rat alle: 5 After which. sing ye aa ry CO RAAY, Concluding with Dancing by the Baile! company. STOR PLACK OPERA HOUSE —TICKETS, 50 CENTS; Chileren hal? price; Amphithvatrs, 2 cents, M duty 5, two performances, commencing at 3 o'olooi in ing. Denocti'e comic #ternour, ard av o'clock in the even! tronpe of performing Monks ys. dancing Doze, avd ataliigant Goat appear i: serious and comiopantom, 16s, African Collation, om the tight and slack rope, &o, (\ASTLE GARDEN.—FRENCH & ABISER, PRO?RIE UO tore.—Tho eighth Orand Sunday Concert’ thix season, by Dod '¢ celebrated Cornet Bang, will take place on Sondey evening, July 4. Admission 25 opn.s, Te rounmence a Hovalock preciacly. No postponeuen? on account of the weather XHIBITION OF 4 GREAT LI at No, 596 Broad way, in tho larg: shore time. — ip one vo} toon nty-seveu pour: Dut goes on al! fours. His foot lors, and after the orang-ontang, while the body face ere those of an African upper ; art fuvetticent rect? Wa sane poraone have hewn to nee the Agir, and prunovuer hie oy test wonder living. Pe STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.—FIVE MOus, ASD tively the Inet pertormancer, on Tiaelaw Thureday, Friday, and Saturday—a: 8 tn tre ind 8 io the eveaing.—Dunetti’s comio sanyo of acting Mor keys, Dogs, and Goats, in their very pou lar worque, and insteuctive enterrainments, wrioh heve ntteaste at nsble ardien of the age, Rox oil soem 50 conte; Amprirrescro, Doors open at 7; to oom: aed have , mence at 8 o'clock. ASTOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE —GRAND J'TBIV.ER cM” Festival, Monday, July 5. 1852, 7) fori vo in the afternoon ard 8 in the nis cc ec miv 2 -wpany of actine Monkeys. Doge, jonte.—Phrae Pau jank Koon wontlerfal 1 per Rall on his axe traordinary a n surrounded by a brilliant display of ‘reworks &0.; new feats by M. Von Spingalen, the tary Wonder, | Tickets, 50 cents; Amphitheatr-, 25 © Chil- tren, half price. ASTLE GARDEN—ROUSSET FAMILY UNORR TAR direction of Mone. Jean Rousset —raesday, Jaly stu, ‘every evening this week, extraordinary porturmanoss, a graod ‘et pantomime, ia three ants and seven trbloang. oall ‘Tad TEMP ATION First spovsraace of Pref Bh. the crlobrate@ Equilibrist, ala Risley and hie Son. Mas Bony sud Herr Clino the celebrated Vivht Hope Dance ie onderful everciser. Lester of Te orshestes Wo (eens Ti wr pth yl peabdpllertomm at ringjoal oteres, w jarde Shea commence at 8 ‘oleok. > ‘Doors open at 7; MOTRLO 45D WATBRING ANSION HOUSE, HOBOGEN.—THE SUS3CK (BER A large establishmons, under the ab.ve ocrnomen, for the a of hin fetoads, ib bolag yne ol the Guest locations inv Hebekeu, being situated ou Frankie erly Hudso Adjaront to te Ferry. He will at all times have tl f Liquors and enta, which. with the e gs hon, be Ropes will comantepns shose whe may fav: with ‘etrect. fd ee tear tg favow the reception 404 iene debe, boating river an bathing. sen bronss, evé@ numerour cther sdvantages, the Ea win Lewis and Gil- jn leave daily from the foot of Robinson street, aad the Thomas Maupt from Peok Slip. , CARE, MONTREA 1478 House, pannousis square, Montages, IE DONEGAN. —NOTRE DAME STREKT, Ty not wha Dauat. G ETTY HOUSE, YONKE! ON THE HUDSON River.— This iby, jon of country bei 80 preverbiaily kno: eas, Sogether with ite imam ra ot, Been office, &c. presents advautaces over country siti wi the same distance of rt ation within AMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L, I. ow open forthe Feteptuon of boarders, Parties wish tug ra will addrore lotor at Fore He: multe, er at the offoe of the Astor House, Steamboat Me} , Capt MeNeill. leaver No. & North Kiver. at aud . and 14 yy P.M. Returniag from Fort Bomilton at Sand 1134 A. M. and 256 TPM. Fare Fi ‘aleo. quod Search beshing. cottage to B.-J rn pees a pior N: 38 ey villake baggexe or perce’ rt args he Ha pers LAPP.” EW HOTEL, CORNER OF WILLIAM AND FRANK- hanged proprietors, feted up for the reLrement at a small expense, soparate thing pertmining to clesuligess and comfurt. ara affreed wt Scents per vight. or $1.50 por week. with the sdveutace of {ree ventilation, and the services of civil and obliging vor- vant OWELTON HOUSE, NEW SURG. THIS Lance , with plenty of pla; ‘4 by hundreds of boautifal trena, rick oped a Ly will find The charge for 4 the 0 ae in other e oharge for boar eekeDe BLaKE & RE AWAYANDA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKB, Orange county, No ¥ —The above bi wavtitully situated st the heed of Gr mis in levgth, For pure mountain ir, yitet rambles, fF t batcing, good onot be aurpaared Scaxos loaves Gi Shester depot New Yors aud Eric iteilrowl, a he arrival of the morning trsin trom New York. Fai nquire of Houry D. Felter, 609 Brosd wa) roprictor, at the lake THERUN FELTER, Ea BATHING, PAVILION HOTEL, LUNG 6KANCH, N J. Tho eudsoribers anuvance to ti bite that ue hotel will be vpened va the Ath of ich denirnne of ae jon of visiters, Famil addrorsing ue bY wail URKIS & LEVY, Proprietors. Steamers Edwin Lowis and Tomas Guat leave sous ade Vock slip daily, stexmere Golden Gate and Gilpin leave she foot of Rohinsow street daily for the Perilion Hotel [PORT BAMILTON IL—PAIR, 124 CENTS —TUR Stoambout MAY QUBEN, Capt, MoMicl, will leave pior © SNorth river, at 10.4, M, andl and4o'crsok P.M 2 S weir Be} inne for the sring rooms, cam do #0 by baTH HOUSE—SCROOLE Springs, New Jorsoy fe now open for the f ° oferring to our car: Aotol, BH GER ROW BLE JeRIer— n pson Fe forme bis feieuds that ne bes erected anew wud vidou, Where he wil be able to m avdate bla vont IGHLAND: Thom sitully * New v ad abere toe » fowl tog, rowing, smiling nod rea bathiog, not anpertie to ape Felawd. ‘The house issur ounde ( wity beautiful groves, therfore vy drives, Jot. THOMPSON, Prapriotor, \ BR=The bar wit be furnished with the b wcpare, &o. ander tre sole dorection of Wr . ' ‘ay Bont joven Pook S ip every morning— every afters oon, Tho TS.—THE st spactoun hotel draxiog rooms ww emlubrity, id commeaats pect omit racine Treete y J ard Mount Golly —« In ¢° thiety miles in nd ofextracrdioary hesuty. The hinge is faeaished in Cottaue style ard afll Oe kept in every re ectib wevperior manner. ‘the Plurence Hotel, at thy taad- 4 Bieting z (og terendy ane in com plete order to toveive oarties or per- | ikwent boarders, For the last two youre this house bas hen favorably known to the pablis, ty whom the anbsoriber | Sve bis theehe foe tite irk ohyet fing Ci-played at baif mast and trimmed with mourning. rotirne bis thank for the Jiheral patron mye te has received ‘i rollelite « renewal of it for the hoter on the Teighow, ag well as for the one at the wharf Avply tu LLek, elo t from the Philndolphis Ev 8 ghee with ive me ar nire aetn te there whteh he. in Mier, the fors * ri fue the Inet tw w alt of the boardors ¢ te rakes Ve will pow, however Iergo company, mabe sree one slone las + core thet combtn Uichehva. Ate healthy, by a fe agrionltnrnl oi rhat cannes Le ey pa lendiord Ww no framer ivantagos as Fl rengs aucess, and earrounded pt. Mi'ler kyeos ¥ taole a the mort xentlowanty of ated ted {a a Aine trark, wh equirttt mm to fesatlion that, lee elit fo pri havo children, Tt bar an olevation of eighty feet above the Dela ware, whivh, viewed from the great pl o hw ed fe-vin lem aude to vnint, mtd by rly. as the dein: Extract from tha Peonayt Apo nd tiaw a'conty Ivticn to make a Vore, to he ealied the ‘Straight air Line,” tween Key por? on the Karitey and flere et nye, WED Cen er betantiol olapl tom ard the di-tance he Con New York aud Pilate phie «it be shortens wvlve mite Pier nce txvo eli bly ett ted. sod « ‘hy thet for # eommer rerdence it te the most desirabte tie the covetry HENRY CLAY'S OBSEQUIES. Departure of the Remains from the City of Philadelphia. SRE oO et ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK, Procession from the Battery to the City Hall, The City Wearing the Appearance of Houra- lug for the Great Kentackian, ko., &o., Ko. DEPARTURY: # THE REMAINS FROM PHU,ADELVHIA. ot 6% o'clock yesterday worniur, the plate covering the foee of the revered dead whieh bad been removed to allow the citizens of Philsdelplia to gaze upon bis fa. tures. was rople ced, aud the coffin convoyed to the fuaorn oor Atanding opposite to the main entrance on Chostaut street ‘Phe Warbington Greys, having acted as 9 guard of honor, now escorted the remaina to the bout at Walnut street wharf The City Councils followed on foot and the Com- mittee of Senators and « delegution of {Kentuckians in ovr «. Minute gung were fired, and bells tolled dur- ¢ the march of the proces-ion, which slarted at 9 o'clock preeieely ‘The remoing were taken on board the steamer Trenton for New ork. in the presence of am immense eoncan os of, ortise The boat wax elygantiy decorated «ith movroing. and her flags were at balfmast. Sle lett tolling her bell, which was answired by sll the boats on the river ae she pasted. INCIDENTS ALONG THE ROUTE. At Tscovy, the Committee of Co-rmeils delivered the corpse into the custody of the officers aod committee of Congrose, charged with the duty of conveying it to Ash- land A large number of Philadelphians accompanied the remuin: to Tacony, ‘The remaing reached Trenton, N. J, shortly after ton o'clock Their arrival was announced by the firing of minute guns by a company of military, and an immense concourse, which bad collected, uncovered as the train apyreached, The churh bella were also tolled, and all the buildings in the vicinity of the dopot were appropri- ately draped. At Princeton there waa a very general .dugpehsion. of business and over the railroad an immenss arch was ercoted and.draped tr mourning. with mottoes oxproseive of the general grief at the natiou's lors. The places of business and dwellings in the vicinity were also in mourning * Similar demonstrations of eympathy and respect were exhibited at New Brunrwick Elizabethtown aad Rah- way and. indeed, at all the places along ite, At Newark the remains wore mot by the committes from Jersey City. and « large body of military. while the firing of minute guns. and tho tollieg of botokened the sorrow. The stores and place of baninars ‘were mostly closed, and all the principal: batidings wore decked ip mournivg. ‘The funeral cortege reached Serney ‘Oily about half after one o'clock where an immense concourse of peop'e weze waiting at the railroad depot, Minute guns were fred bells tolled, and all bespoke the uthost sorrow. ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS IN NEW YORK—PROCES- SION TO THE CITY HALL. ETC At twelve o’clock the Common Council. accompanied by the Clay Feetival Association. thetwo Whig General Oom- mitteos, and the Washington Greys, asa gnardof heuer, proceeded on bonrd tbe new steamboat Philadelphis, lying at the Castle Garden pier. and proceeded to Jersey City to bring the remains of Henry Olay to New York, where they were expected to arrive at one o'clock. Long before this time a large body of people congregated on the Bat- tery awaiting the return of the Philadelphia. It did not, however, arrive till 845 o'clock. and the procession did not start till 4o'eloek, The remaina were removed from the *teamboat to the hearse by members of the Mlay A«voia- tion. ‘The procereion formed in the following order :— Alsrge body.of police, with their stars and staves of office, and their arms bound in crape. It was rathor a singular feature that the procession should be headed by the police force, and some of the spectators remarked tbat it ccemed as if thero was some apprebension that the body might be stolen. The object, however, was no écubt to preserve order. Besides the body of police in front, there were two lines, one on either side of tho procestion, ‘which protected it from the crowd of specta- tors which bad lined the sidewalks in Broadway daring the day, in expectation of secing the mournfal apeotacie The Common Council, having craps on their arms, fol lowed next in order The two Whig General Committees, with crape on their arms. Tue Continentats.—This fine body of military looked well. ench having crape on his arm Their flag was en- cused in mourning, and they were accompanied by Ad kins’ Bravs Band. THE FUNERAL CAR CONTAINING THE ¢ Bepy. The bearre was rather plain, and had no plumes. It was drawn by cight gray horses accompanied by the Guard of Honor, the Washington Greys, who marched in single file on each tide of the hearse, aceompanied by Dedworth’s Brass Band. Cray Festiva Assoctatiox.—This socioty followed the heare each member wearing the badge of the Associa- tion on bis breast, with erape o> their arms. Members of thie body were observed to weep, and also several of the members of other bodies in the procession, Last. not least, the citizons at large, The whole procession covered only about a quarter of a mile and it was by no means an imposing pageant, being oply the reception of the remains preparatory to the great frneral which is to be held on # fature day, ‘The procession marched up Proadway to Park Row then into the Pork. through the East gate. halting in | front of the City Hall, when the coffin was removed to the Governor's Room, During the time that the procession was passing up Droadwey, every window was occupied by gentlemen and Indica, and little boys might be seen perched upon awn- ings, Broadway. from the Battery tothe Park. was lit- erully crammed with people. a great part of whom were ladies, Buwiness generally was suspended, aud atl the | stores im Broadway were closed. The shipping in the East snd North Rivers. the Federal and State buildings. the hotels and places of amusement had the American French's Hotel was festooned all over with black and white, In this reepect ft was the most remarksble of all the hotels, Barnum’eMusewm was also decorated with mourn'ng, Lovejay’s Hotel. cornor of Walker, street and Broadway. was covered with black and white avd in tbe centre window was a marble bust of Henry Clay. covered with erape. and # wreath of laurol encircling his brow, The Broadway Theatre was heautifully clothed in mourning. From the roof to the baleuny, large fes toons of black and white erape hang gracefully, and in the centre was the following parsage from Shakspeare :— “ This life wae gontl So mixed ip him, that Amo ny te all rhe world. ‘Accoroing to Mis virtues hl 10 With all respects and rites of burial, A. Stewart hung the exterior of his marble palace in mourning. ‘The Irving Honve. which is the stopping plree of he Senators aecompenying the remains, was trimmed in a very tasteful manner he Apollo Roome where the Clay Festival Assoc'ation mete Woo alto ip deep mourving. ‘The Aster House—The exterior of this buliding wa Lang with erape, lewen & MoNemen's—The outelde of thin stor ' h fine er id the elemonts was pe TR, Jaffray & Sone—This store was hung with black ord white crepe, avd bad Lhe followlug inscription — 09200090900900090909000900% ° HE BEING DEAD, VET APRAKETH, co ° ©0000009900900909002500000009 Bayard’s eeloon at tho Battery, was festooned, and had the inscription subjoined -— 029 2990909000090009900990000H DUST TO DUST, ecooce our CLAY IMMORTAL, 9900900900090909900099000000 ity Hall —The columnea tn front wore wreathed ek and white ern ve. abo fostoons were sarpouded fom window to window the balconies vere covered with Torottes nnd wreathes the flags at half-ovst end «cre er of black flying from tie tops of tbe etads. The ( Yernor’s room hich the body was pincw! was appro- prinwely decorared. The porirai'e of the distiagutabad aha: ndorn that apartment were covered with craps. Direetly over the beautiful ceaotaph upon whien tho boty wa- placed bung & likeness of Henry Ciny, with tho forlowing ip-cription subisiaed— PRLX10OV00000000011100 90 90 90090000000009000000" ° ° ° + ° ° ° #00000000900000NCH09000 1 090006N090000000900009090 4 The Custom House was cloved at one o'elock, aud the bark the same bour Beveral riages were hung with rape. were fred by the resruee culler. the fort Tsivod and from Jerey City, ‘The bells wore tolling all the tire the proces ion wax iv motion — After the body Dad eaiered the City Nah Chere was grest erashing to get in. and the police had tome Csorfiom to. afonr th orpwe tom the entrance so much so that one gentleman haa lis wip knorked off to the amusement aud Lang a- ec0000e “A Nation Mourns thy Loss.”’ Miunte guue 4 bayornor’a fer of (hy poople. notwitaetanding the sad gveasion. Av pes’ wany people. among whom were several ladies, waited outride, in expectation of seeing the hedy pnt they wore doomed to disappointment as no petron was permitted to enter, ‘The body ix to comain in at te in she Qovernor’s room. til Mouday and ix not to be vern by the citizens. On Monday morning ourly the re. maine wiit-be taken to Albany. en route to Kentucky. Fewral of the storor keot up the mourning for the re mainder of the day. but ot hers took {t down immediately efter the procemicn pasted, and among these was the store of Howen & MeNameo A general feeling of <adavis Fcomé to have pervaded the whole olty and miny expres the op nion that be ooght to have boen made President before he died. oe Telegraphic. . THE FEELING THROUGHOUT THE OOUNTRY. PREPARATIONS FOR TH! RECEPTION oF BHR BODY, AND A TORCHLIGHT FUNERAL, AT ALBANY Aveany. July 3, 1852 The rema ne of Henry Clay are* expected to arrive in thia city on Monday afternoon, en route for Kentucky, ‘The srrcephagus ceptaining them will not be exhibited publicly uptil the evening ufter the anniversary festivi- tier sre closed, There will then be a funeral procession by torcblight All the militury and civic societies. the 044 MéNows. firemen, temperance and other assoclatio will entite, The remains will be deposited in the execu. tive chamber, in the Capitol aed remain until Tuesday morning, when they qill be teken by express train to Buffalo, 7 i» MOURNING IN SCHENROTADY. ‘ ; Scueseeraoy. Inly 8 1852 This day has boon eb:erved by our citizens as one 0; mot roing for the departed statesman, Heary Clay Che bell» of wll the churches tolled, and guns were fired every. half bour from suprise to sunxet-—minute guns were also fired at noon The stores and many private houses were | Cresed in black. BUFFALO, Burrazo, July 8, 1852. Gune are firiog here covery half hour, and flags flying at balf must in token of respect to the momory of Henry Clay, agicvably with instructions from Governor [uat. PITTSBURG. Pirrsnuna. July 3, 1852 A meeting was held this afternoon, relative to th oath of Benry Clay Several eloquent speectss wor mede, ands high culogium was passed upon th charac, terof Mr. Clay by the Hon Wal or Forward Among th. serolntions sdopted was one that places of business by clored on the day of the funeral, at Lexington, aud tha belie be Volled and minute guns fired. DOVER, N. H. Dover, July 3, 1852. Extepsiye prepasations are making here fer ppro- priate @xhtesnon of r-gret at the deatr ef Menry Clay. MR. CLAY'S LASC CONVERSATION. APFCIAL CORMESPONDENCE oF THe NEW YORK HERALD. Wasuixoroy, July 3—9 P.M, ‘The statement made in tome of the New York papers. purporting to be on the authority ot Goveraor Jones, of ‘Lenpestee, that Mr, Clay's iss political conversations were heid with him, is not. I have reason to know. in keeping with the facts. For forty-eight hours previous to his Geath, Mr. Clay conversed with no one but his son, and to bim he spoke freely upon several subjects Me, Thomas H Clay deciared betore leaving here, that he would publich the substance of theee conversations after hie wrival home, as be rightly believed that the Last words of his patriot father would be looked for with much inverest. avd regarded with profound deferenes. Gov. Jomes, nor no ether person but Mr, Clay's ron, has aright torpeak cf there matters, as he aloue was present. X. Henry Clay ’s no moce. BY G SIMCOR LER Tiroler! the struggle’s pat! Tn commune with his God Hir god-ijke coul has wing'd its way ou high. We powe. iu Goubt—we searee can think the sod. Tirn'd up for him we thoaght ev bia in bereft! ber twenty aniili nth, the South— thelrfeuds have cessed —deplore All other thought is ho bed—a rilence deep Vervaues the land for Hepry Clay '* no more! ‘That voice whore tones ten thousand voi That eye whos: Hately mien—alas! they all are ernsh'é. And millons weep the lors they can’t cepair! A gloom er the land !—a settled gloom Fiem broud Atlantic to Pactfie’s shore ‘The dirge goes forth—the music of the tomb, Precisims “ the patriot Lemy Clay °4 mo more |” Ris plnee is vacant ia the Senate's hails, Net in our hearte—for there he eau Thore © trumpet tones,” that elarion chee app ala her'd ‘orath his eye! ot cell him beck—we cannot bid wid up from out her boewm’s core ng clay—but every quiv Taal ten at the thought that Hoa:y Clay 's no more! errant United Sta: Cuurt, Ketore Joseph tridgh om Jerr 1 and 2—Jobn Clark Kaward Mors'mer, Pani Jones, and William Story four of the crew of the Am can rhip BC cl foe aghe ty the Commirric eburged with fon revolt aud lurceny. while the ve y we Bay New Youk Mr = Ridgway appeared on behsif cf th: United States Duncan tim fest unace bokng sworm, suys— (We od to hire lboring mon co havi the rbip ovt wth Jute, because tase ds fendavts were Intexteatea; they refused 10 aedet in gel ting the rmp out. alleging that they we do avy ching until at sneb or; before t *q tote the haw and d go arhore; | coaxed detendants to © the fureematie (0 a baud: £ then dragged his bupk; Dortimer said thre should oe no there, and cate out to fight me, using very hy UME; We succerded in bringing the vessel to with si¢ty Jathome of charm: Jones and Moriimer were dgatiog on the forcem the; Je °; Leaught bold vo take it away; he diew it Uirough my fi said Ushould pot touch bim: they went below. and quarrotled thameives: they hat robbed several of the ere one of the sailors (a Frenehman) came afe, with bis eyes bediy bruised by the defendants, ant «sic they had robbed him cf his clothes; Jones quarrelled wit! theecok 1 was taking Jones aft when Sury came and Wanted to know if I wished to fight, be had hie shire eh turned wp, Clark jotoed with Jones aod Siory ta treating my wuthority with contempt. The same aisht 4 boy come ‘aft and raid defendavts hed stolen ali him clothes, and the four bad made a plan to ent awey cue quarter boat. We watched all oighs, and prevenuod their attempting it. At five this morving (Ist July) al! hand were called io duty and were ordered to mun the winelln #; Joner aud Mortimer eaid they would do no work; ¢ told Jones 1 would put bim in irons if he did vot obey ; Mor timer came and raid.“ Whoare you going to put in irons? No one ts able to put @ man in ifons on OOM Lhis vowel ;* boxe woud turn to; Moriimer told me he ha fougit hie way ip the last ship, and he'd be dd if he didn the seme bere—the other three counceuaocing vat La log bim in his matinous conduct ; the rest of the said they would go to sea; Mortimer admitted that if No mcre the by arts thar We con fe Were sesrobed. #nd in them were found he ste Clothing and other articles. O\ber witnesses were examined, The Commissioner said, that the larceny, alhouh preven, war not rtrietly withia the juriecietion of oort, (which was aseented 10 by the ex soutien) and he must cisobarge t that wae concerned ; but teaver 16 Gunke a Pevolt, as vent ne aud neg NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. | Proceedings ‘i the House of epresentatives, Speech of ‘Mr. Toombs in Opposition to General Scott. INTERESTING FROM ALBANY AND ROSTON, &o., &o., &e. From Washington City. THE SPEECH OF MR TOOMBA—ITS PROBABLE EFYEOT, ETC SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Wasuinaron, July 3--04 PM ‘The epeech of Mr. Tovmbs to-day, is regarded 4s spo cind pleading to excuse himeelf for going over to the demo- crat'e party, as it is known here—and Mr. Toombs cannot be ignorant of it-—that General Scott, in hia letter of ac- ceptance of the nomination to the Chairman of the Con- vention, endorred * the enclosed resolutions of the con- vention " and devired that they should be annexed to hia reply. and considered a portion of it—thus ai once show- ing thet he had no desire to prevaricate in his endorse- ment of the platform. This fact ix undoubted and has been the cause of nearly all the Southern whigs giviog in their adhesion to the nomination. X. THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS, FIRS? SEAS! ON House of Representatives. Wasiixaton, July 3, 1852. The consideration of the bill pending from yosterday, granting the right of way and donations of land to Lli- noir and Indiana for the construction of @ raiiroad feom Springfield to Terre Haute, was postponed till the 3th mrtant Mr. Onn, (dem.) of 8. C,, from the Committee on Pub. Hic’ Lands, reported a bill giving tho right of way and lands to Michigan tor railroad purposes, ‘The considera- tion of this was al-o postponed to the Lith inst. Mr Povk, (dem ) of Tenn , axked leave to offer a resolu- tion to pay H. B, Wright, of Pennsytvania, mileage and per diem from the commencement of the sewion, he being here since that time contesting the seat of Mr. Fuuurn, Objection war made, LAND OFFICES, ¥TC. DISCONTINUED Mr. Fneesan. (dem.) of Mise., reported a bill amenda- tory of the bill discontinuing the offices of surveyors general, land offices, &c., in certain cases. Tho bill was paved, MISSIG6IFFI LANDS TO BE RE-SURVEYED. ‘The House pas-ed a bill providing for resurveys of pub- Hic lands in Plissiseippi. LANDS WANTED FOR RAILROADS IN ALAHAMA. Mr. Warnins, (whig) of Teun.. trom the Committee on Public Lands. reported a bill granting the right of way and lands to Alabama for railroad purposes, Mr. Leacuen. (dem ) of Va, moved to lay this on the table pending which the morning hour expired ‘The Houre then went into Committecof the Whole on THE DEFICIENCY BILL, . MryToomns, (whig) of Ga., rose to addtess the Com- mittée: and immedintely concentrated geueral attention. It was-his purpore to offer to the House and the country, tome considerations toughing the approaching Prosiden: talelection ‘Lhe tark %as not on agreable one to bim. Le wag- free to deciare that he had no resentments. no dirappoiatments—but ne was governed by aot ublic di ‘The polittoal organization with which he had acted for the lust two years. has do- clared. the Compromise measures 4 final settlement of the African Flavery question @hich parumount to all others, had distracted aud divided the country for the last fifteen ‘ears. He concurred full in that declaration It had the approbetion of his judgment and he should adhere 10 it with tidelity, That orgauization declared they would euppert no wan. North or South whod.d not concur with them in thix opinion After a long agitation of tifieen yeara, is constituents deeired re pure aud security. aud the sup prersion of sectional rtrife; and they intead to have it, ifft can be bad in connection with the Presidency. Last rerrion mavy members of Congress beaded by that great mn whore luvs the nation now deplores declared bey would+upport no man who was not known to be in Javor of (be compromire measures, and would discount: nanes the sgitasion of slavery, He approved of this jeg, metiines celled, in derision. the Mutual [nsu wee Company. aud would adhere to it with fidelity. ¢ then ‘aid. from 1882 to thts moment, all real control in the nomination of a chief magistrate hay been taken out of the bunds of the people, and pliced in those of un sutherized political juntas Tho constitution, in this reepect. bas been subverted, He spoke of such outside asrembloges as being compored of men drawn together to make provision for the possession of the pablic «poils, and wio to gain their ends invent cunning phrases, to be differently interpreted iu various sections, with a view to ‘the election of their caniidate. He derpived all euch coalitious, as they make men sub- servient to dishonest combivations, and traitors to the Tal ivterests of their constituents He adveried to the oc moeratic conveution—of the union of mun of all poli eal chades. ‘They affirmed the old platform amon, other things, and’ dia much better than they expentod’ They Likewise. tp thelr platform. end: r-nd the dompro- mire declared their approbation of it and pat upow it # candidate who says he upproves and endorses it As to the whigs, the great element in their eonvention was men who, in 1850 from the violent slavery agitation. to this hour hawe been hostile to the principle on which the settlement was made, ‘They incorporated the Gom- promise in their platform. but subsequent events pr that there was not one Scott man who voted for it, Scott's friends did not wautany platfurm Gen Pie gays the principles ot the compromise command the spprote- tion cf bis judgment. and he ;hall maintain it. Mr, Grabem cordially approves of it. but General Seoct would not sey this much for fear of dirgusting the poopie, (Langhter ) He did not say, bowevrr, that he did not write letters to procure the nomination No; but because te did not write letters he recetved the’ nomination, Andon being informed of bis nomination be simply ® ace gt the nomination with the resolutious an- nexed*—cumonero (Langhler.) Mr Toombs then exa- mined the two additional planks Gen, Scott has put in the wh'g platform. not considering that presented ny his trier ds broad enough for him He rboughtit uaforvanate that Geo Scott has referred the people for his opia.ons on polities! questions, toa long life, Every line of that history ir against Scott. and rpeaks, trumpet tongned inst tusting himin the South Mr Coomb« hoped Union wen cverywhere.—the Union whigs of Rostoa Mass, end of sil wetions, would unite in thi- last struggle for their prineiples. and defend them, in this great eon'est, ty cleeting rome ove whom they can eutrust with the proce apa security of the republic Pho epeceh was vlo~ quent throughout. and cut Gen tito the bone cee iewnlly, Mr ‘Buroxexnimor, (Dem) of Ky the floor ard oppored the appropriatio steamers generally. and the Coiling live particularly The Committee ther rove, and the House adjourned until Tuesday aftecwards took « for the mail From Goston, COMPLIMENT TO SECKETARY WEBSTER—GEN PIERCE. Boston, July 3, 1862 The committee of citizens appointed to receive Mr, We beter om bis return here next Thareday, have Perfected the arrangements, The display will be both civic and military, Mr Webster will be welcomed by distinguished esicentes of Boston; a procession. cavuleade, &: . willtake Pluce, and everything will be carried out on the gmudess reale, General Franklin Pierce will dine with the § ety of Cinetnvatti, at the United States Hotel, on Monday, the fifth of July Whig Nominations in Michigan, Burana, July 3, 1852. %. Chandler, of Detroit. and D. 3. Wallbridge. of Kala- mazoo. have been nominated whig ecvor and Lieut. Governor of Michigan lidates for Goy- Whig Ratification Meeting at New Orleans. | New Oxcwans, July 1, 1852, The whigs sre holding a grand ratification meeting thik evening. There isa great concourse, and much en- Uhusinen prevails Later from Buenos Ayres. Savem, July 8, 1862 ‘The bark Argentine, from Buenos Ayres, May 18th are rived here this morning. Her dates are a fortnight Later, She brings accounts cf the meeting of the Legislature and 6f the election by that body of Don Lopes. as Governor of the Prov of Buenos Ayres for three years He was | ral Urquiza, He took the oath of supported by Ger offer on the 17th May, Pre was coming In to some extent, Price: were about the ame Ounces 276, ‘The ship Vaname from New York. arrived om the Lat Moy, and was to return on the Ist June. The Methodist Charch Case. Covysmnes, Ohio, duly 2, 1852, The tain the Methodist Church case closed to day ‘Tbe decision of the court bas been reserved ane Ui the October term, Fireworks Explosion ParLavenenia, July 3, 1862, An explosion oceurred this morning at Jackson's pyro technic establisbimvot. on Ninth and Prime streets Two small sheds were deetroyed but no parson was injured ‘The city fireworks were mad» there, but having been de- posited at the station houses in the city, were saved. The James Adger, at Charleston. vatcertos Jy & 1852, ‘The stesmehip James Adger arrived bere at dvo O ewe Lue MCrMiNg, goad New Dork | | | | Junge eotleetion of w Tow ing as being Hh | Wa birgton’s ete 7 | the went from thence PRICE TWO CENTS. Front Albany. ARBIVAL AND REVIEW OF THIS NEW YORE Vorrn- TEEKS—THE YETKOPULITAN BANK CASH—DEATE OF A DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HYRALD. Aunany July 3. 1852, The New York Volunteers arrived thix morning under command of Col Burnett. They were received by a city military delegation, and ccorted to Stanwix Mall, Ater breakfuat, they were accompanied by four eo} of ‘he Twenty. fifth Regiment to the Parade Ground. where the whole line was reviewed by Governor Haut, Com- mandcr-in-Chief. The Volunteers made a creditable ap pearance, and attracted a good deal of attention The Gcvernor delivered a pertinent and approprinte address. with whieh thay were highly detighted. After dinner. they took the errs for Troy, where they will remain uatit Monday morning. when they will return to this elty. and take their place in the line of (he anntversary procerion, The ergument in th ropol! njrnosion care, was concluded this efternoon, Cr he Rank, Fdward Sandford, Danicl Lord, Jr, and James L. Craham. Jores Stevenson. one of onr mort worthy and compacted citizens, died this morning euddenly, of inflammation of the brain, He was formerly Virvor of this sity and latterly President of the Board f Water Conmnissic Marine Dinnsters. Provinencn, July 3, 186%. ‘The new sloop WD, Manges, French ot and frm Taunton. for New York, was towed into New Londen bout half past three o'clock this afternoon, with Lose of mast. boweprit. and other dumage, sustained in a violent qual off Bartlett's reef, The schooner Challenge. from Rockland for New York, isachore on Bartlett's reef bilged. and is on fire, dea sioned by the lime becoming wet Acquitted on the Charge of Potsoning. Yerranune July % 1562. The jury in the case of John and Honora Cantey, whe were charged with poirouing the Cuthbert famity, have rendered a verdict of not guilty. Fire at Savannah. Savasnant, July 1, 1858, The Phoenix House, on Market square. in this city, wae destroyed by fire this morning. It was uninsured. Markets. Now Onceans, July 3, 1862 Our cotton market is bare of stock. The rales to-dae, were about 400 bales at unchanged prices. The Africa's news arrived after business hours, Cranceston, July 1 1658 The scaler of cotton to day were 640 bules; for the week. 6.000 bales, at prices ranging from 70 a lic., showing an advavee of Ko. a gc. The receipts of the week have been 3.590 bales. Meteorological Observations. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, BASEMENT NO. 4 AND Ne. 2 WALL orReeT Satunvar. July 3—9 P.M. Burraro —Barometer 2040. Thermometer 67, Wind went. Clear, fine evens The 0. Aunvrn —Beautiful evening. Wind wost meter 68, Fime day. Synacure.—Wind from the west. A fine, cloar even- ing. Starlight Thermometer 68. Utica.—Clear and plewant evening. Wind west. Thermometer 70 Atpany.—A fair day; clear. pleaannt evening Wind weet. Barometer 29 840, Mercury 79, Thermometer 68. City Intelligence. A BRUTAL HUSBAND CAUSING HIS WIFE'S DEATH BY BEATING. Coroner Ives yeaterduy beld an inquest at the Belle vue Lorpital. op the body of Bridget Culbert, aged 28 years. born in Ireland. wife of Jnmes Culbert. woo came to ber death in comequence of a violent beating. inflicted by her husband = The evidence takes befure the coroner ‘wus as follows : 2 Testimony. Mrs. Catharine Moore being sworn. says—I reside et No. 42 Oak street ; | um no relation to the deceased . two weeks ogo the deceased left my house on Monday but the Sunday previous she and her husband qi ; Seturduy bight ber husband gave her five doliars, and kept one dollar bimeelf; rhe wanted of him tow other collar; om Sunday morning. before be was up. she (the deceased) took #ix sbillings from hi- pocket, when be aweke and mised tt she refured to give it; from this e quarrel epturd between them ; both were sitting on the beoride ; the husband bad been tip-y the night previous, ond was getting sober; the prironer attempted to take the movey from the deceaeed ; she then caught hold of bis bair. apd be pulled ber by the hair. and they both fl upon the floor ; ebe fell frst. and be fell upou ber ; the hit her bead sgainst the rocking chair or bed pow £ capnot rey which hich cut the scalp, the wound bled very much ; he went out, and did not return until Cues. ; the left the howe on Monday morning. ard woat rs Reardin's; the husband bas lived in my house © the tiret of May. avd I have never seow him drunk the Saturday vight above stated lien MoGrath. sworn rays:—Tt reside at No 2 Cherry street, Tom the sister of the dcea ed; co the Lest of my knowledge the assnult was comwitied ou the first Sunday of June ; I saw ber the following moroing, ving gone to ber howe; not Knowing thas ar yebi wos the matter. +be told me that che wa most dead ; suid * What's the mat she told me that her hus Vand bad mest kilbd her; the hair of her head on one tide bad been cut off avd a sticking plaster bad beem epplicd; the complained of ber head sitogether ; Mrs. Moore suid to me. * You may thank the Lord that your sister is pot dead before you ang that such rlaughter and murder + he —that the prisoner kicked her while dover her.” Sire Moore ti that rhe tock out reven paits of water ent blood IT waw ber there ; ber husband was in the habic of beatiog her ; be is ® very intemperate man. wy sister did aot get better, co 1 got her into Belevue Hospital, Mrs #lam Digen was lust to come to ree her. and but for my entree at of doers; he told bia (th til be got a place to put her lu; the prmoner sud he would not get m place, but that she mht walk the street; ulbect is m hatter by urade; Mrs. Flanolgen told me that my sister had revere usage at her howe, Dr Elliott, of Bellevue Ho ptial, m + post ex. m'nation On the body of « é about the head of the deceased, bevy. eu ffletent to caune death ‘The ca-e was then submitied to the jury. eh. after thort deliberation. rendercd the folowing verdiet -— Chat Bridge) Culbert the di ceased, came to ber death by inja- rit inflicted at the hour Mer. Moore, by the bunds uf her hur bend the 6th vitimoe. She died the 30h Cul- bert. who had been arre Sar or Revorrvion any Reatinese # rele Cf revel nary TemMinercences Look pluce wt J Vandi water & Co.'s 12 Wall rtreet. The sale waa po ly attended alibough most of the autographs meuttoned in the cainegne were rold ‘They were the bance of the extewive collection of the late Col. Aaron burr. con- enone —On Wednesday L. tet pg io part of tbe origival letters of Wastl Governor, Clinton 1 many others Hemitton, Lord Sterling Jivkering. Count Pulee ki. ai Amoug the De 5 recett beck with GES autogiaphs of Philip: Livingston, William Livingston. end Paul Jones, dated 17) sold for $45 yal Mcnineyra. tet Tite vot of (he men@. old fer 44 cent« void f 0 sold for $ op. dated V7SI g om. dated 1781 ‘ parte fiere ainé de Nopoleon. wotd for 75 clpter. rota f Necker. uw aieter of Louie XVIy f Madame d’start. seid for $1 Barbesr-ux mints: ter of Louis XVE sold for 87 cemta; Louie XV., awd the Dube de Choweul bit minister, signatures co « brewat, dete 1701 seld tr $2. pr clamat on of Cecrge Clintoa, Govrrner of th New York dated 17/5. sold for of New York to George eated 1778, cold for 97% cebts, extracts ofa utter from Mr Hazard to the Preset Gop! of Congress. dated 1770, seld for 25 ewpis: George ! Weel mgton dated 177 1 for $3 50. ‘The autographs wer bor ybt mos'ly by «peculatorw, in large lots” A tike- | hee of Aaron Burr as put up, but could mot and « | bieder. Kobert timet's opeeeh at Dublia was sold for nt, ‘Lue Bye or rae Fount of Jury —Vesterday being the eve of the Fourth of July the day aad night were cel; brated by inmemerable boys and some of riper yous by the explorion of all kinds of fire works iv the streets, the (charge of tirestms im-every part of New Brookl, Vinwsvurg. But this was prelude oo the grest erlebration whieh is to ¢ me hep the rattle of fire-crackers. serpents. and mu-ketry and pitols, the a:cension of rocacts aad Rewan candies the dirplay of magnificent firework at the City Hall. and every dereription of rejoieings all over the city, will mark the *wered day of Indedeadsnoe. ik —On Friday. © fire broke out in the bayement of an unoceuphd cottage ia Broadway. corner of teventh street owned by Mr Hoyt It wae quickly ox tirguibed. beforw uy material was ‘The tire was evidently the work of an incendiary, as person revider om the premires, i: Fine.— Last night a fire broke out in the basement of © the store 178 Brondway. occupied oy « shoemaker named Joseph Maur It was occasioned by the borsting of @ comphene lamp. and was extinguished before any mate plo! damage was done, Accipes ts —One of the workmen fell off the reap build. ing. corner cf Nasrau apd Literty streets at 3PM, on Eridsy. ond was severely injured, Le was taken to the City Heeplial by @ poleruman, (n Friday. a man vamed Patrick Mathew, while at work digging out @ crller im Crinity pines, was badly injured by # hank of ear b falling up o hia A young Man. oamed Jomes Lyveh xtvempling to chm ba ee in Tompkins square. oo Fridvy foil down treke bis leg Liv wae Whee Wy the bveptiak by a 7 874