The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1855, Page 1

| — WHOLE NO. 6891. MORNING EDITION—TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1855. PRICE TWO CENTS. EXCUASIONS eS ee AY EXCURSION,—THE MOST PLEASANT EXOUR- sion in the barbor is to Keyport, Union and Port 01 mouth, by, theistesmer EAGLE, leaviag foot of Murray street every rf ‘ Bat , at 9 a'olock; retura- ADTEDTISEMENTS RENKWD EVERY DAY. SPECIAL SOTICHS. ‘ FEW MORE PAGES OF ADVERTISING 10 BE taken in the Paterson Directory. $10 per page. | ing leaves Union at 4 o’clook. Fareeach way “5 coats. Radreea, isomediately, D. A. RAY & CO , Patterson, NJ. Exess, ec mien 4G. BANKS —rHE OSTON REGATTA,—AT AN ADJOURN«D MEKT- steamer Golden Gat 8 Andersor ing of the Barlem amateur Bout Club of the city | (formerly Usptain gee oe. Laura Knapp,) caf Now York—Resolved, That wo tender our vincsre | Continue her regalas trips to tbe benss every day, (Sun. thanks to the Honorable Common Council of the city of | 28)# excepted) eaten anes ® orery ‘clock A. M. j Boston, to R, Worthington, Esq., and to the Committee Resta sienes Fy 4 wp Batmey) a) eats Of Arrangements; also co Mr." Braman, of Braman's | <j a at ei Ean ne Sankey Baths, the Young America and Union Boat Clubs, of ben oy , for their gentlemanly conduct and kindness to- ‘wards us. We also return our thanks to the Neptune Boat Club of St. Johns, for their kind invitatoa to re- frechments, after their match race with us, hopfag that ‘we may meet them on some similur occasion in Boston, or on our own waters, on some futurs day, whea we have not been engaged in a bard race the day previo By order of theClub. A H RANDALL, Sosretary. Mi Nation ENCAMPMENT OF THE 7TH REGIMENT, band accompanies the boat. XCURSIONS.—THE WELL KNOWN STEAMER ‘AMARICA, and barge COXSACKIE to let for excur- sions. For particulars and making contracts, enquire of Capt. Levi Freligh, on board steamer America, foot ot Jay street, IRST ANNUAL COTILLON AND PIC NIC _EXCUR sion of Bunker Hil Lodge, No. 21, A.P A, to Glen Wood. The new anc splendid steamboat SUN’and the barge METER, and Adkin's celebrated brass and co- tWlon pancs are engoged for the orcasion, to take place on Thursday, July 12,1856. Tickets $1, admit » geo- Natioral Greys, at Kiogston.—Steamer ALIDA jeaves foot of Robinson street e1 Bi ry afternoon o'clock; returning leaves Ronaout every morning at 64 | tleman and ladies; to be bad of the commitiee, or at *o’elock, the landings on the morning, | Landioge— At Fighteeath street, N. KR, at Go'clock A. M.; Hammond atreet, 6; pal AER ee AY SEE ES Re ee TEAMER BALTIC FOR LIVERPOOL, JULY 11.=FOR sale, one of the most eligivly stauted ntate rooms, Fest ard other pag aoe tor Liverpooi, on oennanee mee UEPANI D & od Metropolitan Hotel. ring street, 63; pier 3, N.R., 7; Fulton street, Apres ee 74; Ties. 73¢', Williameburg, 844; Kighth street, 834; Twenty-third street, ER, 9 o'clock. The barge will ie at the foct of Fighth street, E. K, ROBT. WOOD, Chairman. Groncx Tuson, Treasurer. James H. Quiver, Secretary. & CHARTER.—THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS steamer CRUTON, can be chartered for excursions, on Moncays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. PH NOTICE — ANNUAL MERTING,—OF FICE of N.¥. & N. B. Union Telegraph Company, Bos- 2, f ed. that England June 20, 1855.—You are respectfully notid the stockholders of the New Yor and New Union Tei ph Company hold their annua! meeting ia Union 1 fice, in Wall street, New York, on | For particulars apply to WM. G K WOOD, 37 South Mrecunedey, July 18, 1856, "at 10 o’olock he M., forthe | street, or to Capt. fina. Wood, en board the boat, at Pp of ‘end considering reports of past be! Toot of Twelfth streot, E.R. ‘transactions; cb & President, nine Directors, Sec- retery, nd Superintendent, for the ensuing ear, and for executing any other business that may be Jeomied| essential to the interests of the compaay, L, L. SADLER, Secretary. EW YORK YACHT CLUB.—THE THIRD GENERAL meeting of the Club will take place at the Clap fouse, Elysian Fields, on ‘Thursday the 12th inst., at 4 ‘o'clock, Dinner at 43, o’ciock sharp. Business-—Ad- mission of members and to maxe arrangements for she ‘annual cruise of the club. N. BLOODGOOD, Kecoraing Secretary. Lists close at No. 4 Pine street, on Tuesday evening. RAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS— Tuesday, July 10, 1855—Fare 60 cents—By the safe and commodious double engine steamer MASSACHU SETTS, E. K, Hanks, commander, leaving pier foot of King street at § o'clock, and pier No, 3 North river at 9 A.M. Fisbing tackle and bait om board. music will be in atteucance, {RAND TEMPERANCE PIONIC EXCURSION.—TAE seventh annual excursion of the St, Mary's T. A B. Kocioty to Washington Grove will take place om Thursday, July 19, 1865. The splendid steamboat America, with two double decked barges, and Wallace's celebrated band of twenty-four picces, are engaged for the occasion. Tickets ean be procured of the sexton of St. Mary’s Church, and at the landings on the morning of the excursion. ‘The boats will leave the foot of De- lancey atreet at 7 o'clock; foot of Clinton street, at 4 o’ciock; and foot of Spring street, North river, at 9 o'clock. JOHN BOYLE, Chairman. Patkick CaLioun, Secretary. RAND COTILLON PICNIC AND STEAMBOAT EX- cursion —ersons wishing to visit the National Guard encampment, at Kingston, on the gala ) ot the regiment, can have an excelient opportunity, aad a plea- sent day and evening excursion, by taking the steamer THOS. G. HAIGHT, on Friday morning, July 13. Leave Chambers street, ‘at 7 o’clo:k; Hammond street, 71; ‘Twenty. fifth street, 734; Stryker’s Bay, 8 A.M, Keturn- ipg—wil leave Kingatoo at 11 o'clock P. M., arriving in New York early next (Suturday) moroing. Shelton’s ce- Iebrated band has heen engaged. Tickets only $1 for A band of to the public that no debts will be contracted'on and after this date, in his name, ‘without @ written order, as he has retired from the basi- ness. All persons having cloims will please prossnt them tor payment, and tho:e indebied will piease call und aet- dio Immediately. ©. A. ABEL. N. B.—The aubseriber would, at the same time, cheer- fully recommend his old customera and the public in ge- neral to givesthe present proprietors a call. C, A.A. ei et ee tin HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. SITIING ROOM AND THRKE BED ROOMS IN THE up’ rt of a emall house, furnished, together a ches, or the use of one, between Canal and Fourteenth streets, own servants and “AJEW YORK, JULY 10, 1855.—CHARLES A. ABEL N gives notice paid nted, by a family who have their h to provide themselves with board. Address W. ©. L., box 594 Post Office, Refer- ‘i the whole excursion + ences givenieuiinerates. ‘They may be bad at the Girard House, Franklin Hotel, NEAR THE CITY WANTG0.a | Patten’s Hotel, Harris’ Hotel, Bubler's Hotel, Riley's OUNTRY SEAT peat cottage, with 25 or 50 acces, ins healthy losa- tioa, and within one hour's travel of the eity, for which y good Fifth Ward Hotel, Branireth’ House, French’s Hotel, Jores’ Hotel, Sixty ninth street; Stryker’s Bay, Burn: ham’s Hotei, Bloomingdale Road; Cooper's Hotel, Bow- ery and Grand street; Storey’s Hotel, Howery and Grand street; Westchester House, Bowery and Broome street; Carlan’s Hotel, Bowery and Pell street; Kelley, corner of Broadway and Twelfth street. NTH ANNUAL ‘GRAND PIC NIC AND COTILLON Gouverneur Blues ‘OUSE WANTED—EITHER FORNISHED OR UN- furnished, from the lat of August or September, neighborhood of St. John’s park preferred. It must be in good repair, have bath gus, aad all man excursion of the First compan: modern conveniences; the furniture would be purchased de Walllapien Gretevon Mnnocy, July 16, 1080.—Tiee. if agreeable. Au answer stating all particulars, reat, Sete death's \aethad guatiekion atin Insley? uot location, number of rooms, Kc’, addressed to A. H. B., ets, 5éc, ‘The boat ‘maze the fol g landinge:— ‘Hogald cBiice, will be atvended to. Amon street at 7 o’clock P. M.; plier 3 North river, at 7 o’clock; Fifth street at 8 o'clock; Broome street at 8: o'clock; Gouverneur street at 9 o'clock. The darge wil Iny at Gouverneur street while the steamboat is making the landings. Should the weather prove unfavorable, the excursion will be post; , apd due notice will be given inthe dafiy papers, WM. GAYTE, Chairman. Joux McKinam, Secretary. P. S.—Tne refreshment stands for the above excursion to be let, Apply.at the armory of the company, No. 2 Gouverneur #1 from 7 to 9 P. M. CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS—THE, EGANT commodious new first class steamer THOMAS pater Ph sll see OUSE WANTED—WITH MODERN IMPROVE. H em in a genteel ne‘ghborhood, not avove wenty-sixth street; rent to be about $600, Family amall, and without chilaren. Ad:iress, stating terms aud location, W. F., box 127 Horaid office, PE WANTED.—ANY PERSON HAVING ONE size to dispone of may address ¥., box 2,196 Post Offiee, describing his instrument and stating price ‘ANTED—A DOCTOR’S MEDICINE BASE UPRIGHT, second band, in good order, with or without fur- niture for the anme. Address, tating where to bs | g. HT, with or without barges. Apply on bosrd, soon, with dercription, &c, Doct., Herald office, fo foot of North Moore street, or of A! PY. c. SMITH, three days. 232 West atrost, between North Moore and Beach sta, ‘ANTED - BY A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, WHO |ARTER FOR EXCURSIONS—THE SAFE AND Dave no «mail cbiidren, s mall furnished’ bon steamer MASSACHO- the rent to be taken in board; must be located i= Ez aks, the. near Broadway, between Union square and cacal street 2} sont logant steamer offered, ha s Address L. L., Broadway Post Office, statug woere to" 119 feet long. Al on foot of Kmg street, N. eated and where an interview cam be had. ren 26+ | or to 8 Rov" way, Up stairs, LOST AND FOUND. UND—A GOLD PENCIL, IN BROADWAY, NEAR Chambers eee The owner gon have fs oraror tog property an cliarges. Inquire al Datiict station Paice Broo! late Williamabarg. H, 'GUISEHakD, Captain of Police. OUND—IN THE PARK, ON SUNDAY EVENING’ about 6 o’clock, s pocketbook, containing a sum of money, which the owner can have by calling va officer Gallagher, at the Reserve Corps room, City Hall. A SMALL SUM OF MON} THIR- th street. The owner can have it! by. proving jroverty and paying expenses, by applyipg at 209 Thir- twenth atreet, of JAMES FLULY OST—ON THE EVENING OF THE 6TH INST., A noe for $904 52-140, payaole to our order. ‘The Ancer will be rewarded by sending it to us, » & KE. §, BLOOMFIELD, 12 South street. OST.—ON FRIDAY LAST, A SMALL TAN TERRIER dog, romewhere between Tenth and Eleventh #t4., near Fifth avepue. Whoever will return said dog to A C. Poillon, 67 Chatbam street, wiil be liberally rewarded, ‘ANTED—A STORE AND BAGK ROOM,IN A GOOD business location, either in this city or Brooklyn. Rent wust be moderate - Adaress Economy, fladson atreet Post Office, for three days, stating terms and lo- cation. AWTED—A HORSE AND TOP WAGON, OR A SIMI- ler covered carriage, cheap Tne turnout must be reeprctable, and the borse warrented kind aud sound. address P. 8. K., box 3,881 Past Office. ‘ANTED—A THREE STORY BASEMENT BRICK house, neighborhood, not above Bleecker street, at a reasonable rext. Address C. 8., Herald office ANIED TO RENT IN BROOKLYN, NEAR OR w ‘venient to the Fulton ferry, by the 15th of August or the first of September, » smail cottage or part of ae bouse, in # respectable neighborhood. Mastcontata one large room, two airy sleeping rooms, kitchen, pantry, &ec, Address, stating terms, whioh must be moderate, A. W., Heraid office. ‘ANIED TO EXCHANGE—A boat, 24 feet long, built by just deautiful order, for a sloop rigged bost, more suital for the ound, with good beam; one about 21 feet long and trunk cabin preferred. Address box 422 Post Ofiice. OST—ON MONDAY AFIERNOON, GOING FROM Park row into one of toe Fourth avenue railroad cars to Twenty seventh street, from there to the Bull's "INSTRUCTION. | ° “ evi Head Bank, in Third avenue, pocketdook, containing BOOKKEEPING ADAPTED TO BUSINESS— | about $175" in bulls and $51 i gold, besides sundry . Mr. DOLBEAR, 609 ane Susrantess: DY | notes, payment of which have stopped. Whoever to qualify students ine his new method of teach’ tow lessons to keep books by double entry. Writing les- ons, $2.50, Btudents for the $5 course must apply im- mediately. Regular terms, $20. CABD.—THE SUBSORI3GR WILL RECEIVE NEW iis “daily, this week, for instractioe in eloca. penmanship, keeping, ke , by a or private tdotion. OLIVER B GULDSMITH 62 Broadway. returns tl above to 5%) Broadway shail be liberally rewarded. Plsase return It to theowner, Mrs, Mover, 40 West Wash- ington place. ETURN HER.— LOST OR STOLEN, A MALL BLACK OOKEEEPING. PENMANSHIP, &C —DOLBEAR'S And tan slut; abe is well known, answers to the Academy, 000 Broadway, corner of Houston street. | ramne of Fan, and belongs to the Shades, Thames at. may enter now on favorable ma, and be qualified in ‘TOPPED—SUPIOSED TO RE STOLEN, A PLATE OF a abort time, to keep any set of books, Strangers cam |). fine gold, weighing ton pennyweights, The owner can obtam it by iy +e of advertisement. tOGLORGE HOGKIS Jewelry store, 30.0 DIVIDUAL WHO STOLE A TRUS be prepared in a few days by Dolbear’s improved system. . AND MRS. CHARLES €ANDA’S BOARDING ‘804 day school for young ladies, No. 17 Latayette Jothing ard other property, belonging to the un- ‘will be re-opened on Wednesday, September 12. J JZ, tasatwag: jevteréay, fo requested to return the cevrus statistics, and family Aaguerteoty pes included in the plunder The unileraign- oung ladies, 125 West fwenty-secon® street, th aco AR avenues, tne poense Monday, September 10. Parents wish sce their ohildren where they will have the care and com/orts of ‘combined with the advantages of a thorough eda- cal cap apply personally or by letter as above. B ey “I ISSES O’BRIEN’S BOARDING AND DAY S2HOOL LF ed feels assured that there is nothing immodest in this request, as the articles can be of very slight value to any Oe else, berider, such restitution wil! hi Gly be passed to the credit of the purloiner, when the final ac- count shall be brought up for gy it JOS) |G—C, ©. MARSH'S COUNTING poms of boo! writing, — \- 2 REWARD.—LO8T, ON S8A1U! ER- noon, in of the Second avenue railroad care, & pocketbook, containing $130. The above will be paid to the finder. SAMUEL C. HARTS, 428 decond avenue. REWARD —LO8T, ON THE OCH INST., A BLACK Newfoundland dog, with white mark upoa the Breast and top of the head. Answers to the name of Mage. ‘The above reward will be paid on delivery of the dog at Nos. 17 and 19 W . Dillard tables, with slate, marble or wooden beta, for Sealy oy be public use; Fg Ne nd , 1 cloths, cue wax, every article ae, than any estabiishment in the ‘Uni |ARD & AMIN, 332 Broadway. ASTROLOGY. LL WHO WISH A SPEEDY MARRIAGE MAY CALL soon on MADAM MURROW, the seventh daughver, see the likeness of the intended companions. She erful science, and teli ali the events the very thoughts, to the great astonteh- the visiters. N. 8.—No charge if not satis- No. 76 Broome atreet, berween Cannon and Colum bia streets. Gentlemen not admitted CS tbr an at tence ae tan sll ILLIARDS,—WE OFFER FOK SALE A SUPERIOR stock of tables, with our late invented enshions of perior elasticity. to call andezamine Trimmi jest cash po im GRIFFITH & DI Buyers will find it t» their advan- furninhed at the KEK, 99 Annat, TED—OF THE MEXI LAND WARRANTS Wa? eam and Florica wars, and the war of 1612; | ———————— Missouri jansae patente, located VARD,—MADAM PREWSTER RECURNS THANKS TO Fon atnee eote ter tanec; aloe, patabio levees Retreats cad potrens, and bezs 80 pty oan, after since 1547, in Mlinois, Wisconsin and ‘lows, for which | t¢ 5 in this city and Phi who So ee oe re will be fren. Apply to G. «. | ave, ted her with entire satisfaction,jehe feels con- SELT , No. F Nassau street, two donee from Wall, that in the questions of astrology, love and law and bocks, or oracles, a* relied on constantly ‘Napoleon, rhe has no equal’ She will tol! the neme the future husband, and also the name of her visiter, Resi¢ence 76 Madison street, one door from (a'herine. AQ ADAMN HARRI8, RENOWNED PRRENOLOGIET ness; nd ill tell the uaine of ihe indy or gentle: t paine o will marry; also the names of for vistters. Kighth street, corner ot Fourth avenue, £ a5 TSX FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS. mense Concourse of People=Fan and Fs olic in the Crowd—An Alarm of » Beal Fire, aad General Excitement—Giosious Wind Up, and = Good Deal of Smoke. The fireworks which the city authorities intended abould have been exhibited on the evening of the Fourth of July—but the display of which bad to be postponed oa account of the then unfavorable state of the weataer— Were se: off yesterday in the City Hall and other towa parks under very favorable circumstances, Aglorious sunset, after # fine healthy day, was succeeded by a cool, hazy’ and rather dark evening, and overhead a rich blue aky gave promise that the heavens woald be as propitious as the most sanguine pyrotechnist or the most ardent sight-gazer could cesire. The effect was very soem ex- hibited, At about half past @ Yolock in the after- noon some hundreds of boys, with a pretty fair sprink- ing of grown up men, were collected in THE CITY HALL PARK, and although the workmen were then only employed in perfecting their arrangements, with regard to the proper placiag ond securing of the several ekeleton denigas, the crowd, which was momentarily increasing, commenced to take up the places which they imagined would afford the mont favorable chance of viewing the scene from beginning to end. With this object before them, the boys commenced to climb up the Park trees, hang on to the tops of the lamp posts, and ascend the shoulders of each other until several grouped up human Pyremids of gaping juveniles produced a very pio- turesque effect. Most of these arrangements were, however, broken up at seven o'clock, when @ perfect rush of people entered the grounds from all asides, and duriog the succeding half hour ® safe standing place could hardly be obtained, At the Inst named period there eouid not have been less than thirty thou: sand perecns, of all ages and every color aad condition, Within and around the fence rails of the Park, and still Others were pressingon, The scene was at e diver- sified and pleasing. The balcony in frout of the City Hall was crowded with ladies and gentlemon, whilst every window on their right and left was filled at the same time. ‘The more aspiring had mounted to the roof of the building, the topmost purapeta of which wore soon lined with joyous and smiling faces, Outside the gates, the balconies, windows and roofs of Tammany Hall, French’s Hotel, and of ali the other pub- lic and private houses ruaning up to Tryon row and down ® part of Centre street, presented the same anima- ted spectacle, whilst the houses om Broadway and on Chambers street,which are in sight of the Hall—such as the Astor, Irving, and many stores and boarding houses —were also crow¢ed inside and on top. The thousands who bad not access to such accommo- dations aa those referred to, had to rough it ax bess they could, in and about the Park, and they certainly saw more of city life, and likely felt more enjoyment, thaa if they were seated in or ona house, Out of doors they could meet regar venders innumerable, ice cream and lemonade manufacturers and merchants without end, fruiterera from every clime, and root beer and sods water stanta of every size, and presenting an infinity of curious architectural arrangement. Physiologista were around also, with machines by which they would teat the ‘strength of anybody's lungs, for the charge of one cent,” and in most instances they sent their patients y in a mood most deflant to Dr. Hunter and the ad- vocates of the propored Consumption Honpital. An ap- paratus for ‘ weighing one’s nolt’? was stuck up at almost every corner, and hundreds invested money in ascertaining the pleasing fact that the recent “bard timer’? had not mace such ravages on their corporate proportions as they had feared. Barkets of fire crackers were for sale; and these being soon emptied by the boys, their flaming and whizzing contents were thrown into the crowd, every now and then causing amonget the ladies the most nervous dread for the safety of that ‘duck of a hat,” or ‘sweet muntill,’ and a universal shifting of places amonget all, which even if not very agrosable, rerved to keep the biood in a healthy state of circulation during the time of waitir About eight o’olock a general enim was produced by ‘the appearance of = fine band of musit on tie balcony over the City Hell steps, which struck up & few national atra, to the great delight of the crowd. It may well be called a ctowd, for at this time the aum- bers present from all sections of New York, as wall aa from the neighboring cities, amounted to very noerly seventy thousand luman beings, and thus all our “mass metting”’ assembleges were completely throwa in the shade. When the music had ceased, a discharge of sky- rockets was commenced trom the roof of the Uity Hall, and as the flaming messengers ascended in quick suc cession, the people gave vent to tacir feelings with cries of ‘good!’ “fine!”? “ beautiful!” “yah yah!” and other exclamations of delight. When « rocket failed, an some of them did, there were shouts of ‘‘backed out!’ “caved in!” “gone back!” “no go!” from young and old, At a quarter past eight the general dispiny was commenced and proceeded with in the following Hes ORDBR [4 ARRANGEMENT. st—A very i ngola, or display of artilicial moonlight, hoy pm Bynes Pyrotechnic work; but with such a blue unclouded sky, no part of ic could be by any chance gistaken forthe moon. Io fact, in that respect, it was ‘all moonshine.’ However, it pleased the people hugely, and they applauded very soudly- \2d—Thia was a large Ssxon cross, which com:nenced with a vertical whee! colored ta green, gold, ani silver grey wbace, which ,ahone out clearly. ‘After some revelutions. it changed to «saxon cross, formed of « reries of colored wheels, and ended in work thrown out in a steady fiame of fi which were very well assorted. shouts which went up after it had burned out, it would appear an if this description of cross would fina gres tun, 3 —This wa very weil conceived effort. A shell went up, filled with silver stars, and after it aaceaced to a good height, © fine chandelier copresentation took place, the chandelicr being to all appearause suspended vm the air. 4.—Thia was the ‘' Star of America’ It oprned with & large vertical wheel, colored in biue and ping, and then charged'to a single star, formed in colored jilnc work, apdended in a double star. The spaces were filled with colored wheels, and all concluded @ith a flash of Promethean fire made of some farminating compound. ‘ ma were given for the *' Starof America,’’ and jece wan a decided hit. It might be called the star wasn general illumination with a crimson light, which war thrown to a great distance and linted up all the surrounding soepe. It bad a peculiar effect, and was well reerived by the peopie, particularly as it aflorded a gcod chance for the reunion of some scattered family parties and separated velles and beaux. 6.— Here was shown a piece called the “ passion flower. It commenced with a vertical wheel of large cimensions, which changed to a beautiful scroll whees, which again altered to the passion fflower, in brilliant lanees, and was competed by & revolving intersection of brilliant jesxammine, with centre of white, yellow, orenge, purple, crimson, blae and green fires, eur rounced by » magpificent sum of silver fire, and ter- minating ins grand fue dejo, The passion flower was much prained, and it deserved it 7.—Ap immense Abell seemed to burst, and threw out a rhower ot golcen rain, altbough Little of the precioas reps could be pokes up, the fail was far more pleassot tran that which come Cown [nm reality on the Fourth of Joly evening. Ladies’ bate were much safer, aed the «Shanghai ’ tals were less draggied. This mate the thing quite comfortable, and “Good!” “ Rxeslient!”’ wert heard on all rides, $.—Thin commenced witb « hortvontal whee changing to a vertics) globe, which, "4, their com >i) motions, represented the annual and diurnal motions of the earth, and showed the various lines in scarlet, green ond purp ¢ Ores at the rame time. I! was well conce:ved and ably carried out. ¢ —Was an immenre nert, or mine, of nerpenta, the appearance of which bad ® good effect la quieting snakes’ of (he Young america’ school, and them to ‘409 wish themselves at On the whole vun ea Debaved pretty well beme. 10.—This was the tree of liberty, composed of colored Saxon flyers, end conelu:ling with another tree of liberty in brilliant fire maroons Sprige of Mberty are always plenty when the Corporation are to have » hand tn acy affair, but they are not often to be recognized by ther frat. This was as good an imitation a» any exhibited of late cr large double shell of colored stars—a very Here wae ogg Fy Tt urple, which ebanged { Food y the combined revoiction of varione a4 = ae 8 double re ger! very ioe spd mitch etenired. epresentation of s most eceentric ich opened with a double vertical wheel of © pyramid of 1 meay 5 ib @ Csebarge ‘The dipiay caused greet merriment and gies to the re, are now so often met wth that ven when on fire, did mot ¢xsite much adem- ration or apy surprise. 4b. —This was a triple shell which charges, with flames of red, white an 16.—Was & fine and extensive mechanical pitcs, ope ing with 1 sunn, forming » moving ‘Toe whole exbibited at one view vat out three dis. blue circumfused wheel, changing to an elegant | rh, and surrounded by exteusive of fre. tne various color. ed fires at present known in the art of pyrotechay, aad the eflect was so pleasing that rounds of applause fol- lowed the co: nion illumination imgreon which had a good re wae & grand volate, beginning with a sua wheel of various hues amd colo! 1 chang ag to tne grand volute, composed of twelve wheels of every pos- tibie color, and concluding with double radius of bril- liact fire, marooned. a 9.= peovle were well pleased with this scene. In thi pices ™ lot of fery serpents crawhd mn an extanabve turning pivce, The device represented four large ner- nos ti reverse. ot lively end tancital 0 changes. The centre displayed a vertical wheel, on » struction, with various ‘ole copcluded with « display red flumes; and the brilliant gerbes. ‘The movements of the serpents weemed highly pless- ing to numbers of slim young gentlymon with incipient musteches, who are now fully satisfied that they them. selves dance grace! ly. sarpints’’ bad retired there wae shown « queer looking cycloidal wheel, commencing with a sexagon whe cychnd. wth figures working into Preseoting a most intricate device, cal movements of the various Gres It truly in various fires, chanzing to the ployed. proved that around the City Hall thore are wheels within wheels. 21.—Was banvopel. ported by Amer.cu, spark an it the river, the piese: vars mute! Chant ‘fren, of Cavzling a fend TANIA Sere de fore. $—Usion. are Appropriave inrignta, On the whole the Fourth of July firows designed, yell managed, exbibited with good effect, and left a pledsing effect on the public mind, thousand persons present. ated fires of crimson, purple, green, ng to the star of America, fifty feet im diame with richly colored Saxons, terminating with » grand marooned battery. IN 0taN PaLwerro menoed with sexagon vertical whe , openiog with splendid green cent: crimson centre) compound «bell, which was perhaps just in its place, but would be of Jittie use im or around Se- Tt had the recommendation of being harm- less, bowever, 29, Was the grand finale of tho display. It openod with a Grecian wheal, in pink and sardonyx, which changed toa most superb Tewple of Liberty, composed of tures large arches; on the coutre arch was’ placed wa equestrian figure of the immortal Washingtoa, aup- Liberty and Justice, and surrounded with and crowned by the Genlus of Fountains were placed on each side of the Piece, throwing out streams of liquid flame; and fire Pumps, casting stara of crimson, white, amethyat, pur Fle, orange, jacinth, lilac, violet, emerald aad gold—all concluding with a tremendous disc! mines, bombshells, anc fiery mteors, filling the elt with an appearance of the most subiime grandeur. The height of the pie whole front ot the City Hall in wioth, ington. Juntice.” were inscribed underneath, ‘othing could ex:eed the enthusiasm of the people at representation, went up at every fresh flash, anda tremon. dous roar of gratnJations attended the ascent of the last ree _of rockete, was fifty feet, and it covered the “Liberty, Wash- “Cheers,” ‘ huzzaa,”” and flow upwards. At this point—half past nine o’clock—the people coramenced to ¢isperse, which they could manage only very slowly, owing to the immense crowd present. ever, it was effected with good bumor, and it is believed without accident, nor did any mishap ocsur duying the evening. A large forces of police toned, were on the ground, bt required except im the instances of perriion few young How- july belted and bat- oir nervicss were not pieapockets, | who were plying, thelr voest oa rather carelessly. A good deal of excite. ment was caused in the crowd at five minutes past nine o'clock, when the City Hall bell tolled out a fire alarm for the Seveuth district. after counting toe number of strokes, a goneral stampede took place amonget the down towa juvenile volunteer aida, which drew off a from the thickest part of tbe crowd, and thus» healtny Clversion was effected in favor of those remaining. en hour after the conclumon of the fireworks, the boats of the different ferries were #0 crowded with people re turning bome, that msn: later period of the night Immetiately iremeo and their at number For ladion preferred to wait to a tore they would venture over ware ably IN MADISON SQUARE. An Immense crowd congregated in Mad'son square last night, to witness the grand exhibition of fireworks apnounced in yesterday's paper. At half past eight, tre time snnounced, there could not have been lege than ten Young New York wan largo- Jy represented hud manifested great delight at the nove Cirplay ; and so cager wage they to witness the fireworks that those who could not squeeze in front, climbed the trees and filled their every branch— Zaccheus, he Climbed & tree. Captain Walling was present, with » detachment of the Eybteerth ward police, who found it extremely ciffcult to Beep order, As for the fireworks themselves, they were very excel- lent, and whizzed, banged, flared, blazed and transform: ed themselves into all manner of extraordinary aad ua expected shapes, They, of course, excited the huge de Ught of the juveniles, who indulged in expletives nad wdverbial phrases in reference to them, more re markable for empbasty, than for elogance, Exclam- tion of “Ain't that gallos,’ “Je-ru-sa-lem, ain't that high,” “Go in lemous,” mingled with “Hi, hi,” and other interjections, were heard on every rice. Nothing, however, transpired to mar the progress of the exhibition, excopt that the firs- works were let off two near the ground, and conse. | quently interfered with the aight of those in the rear. Lodworth’s band wan in attendance, and payed between The following is a description of the tirework# and the order in which they were let off — y ce, mutating to the Indian palmetto, brillianey, composed of Chinese gerbs, in terspersed with Saxons, rict ly colored, terminating w.th jele! 4—TnineTe OF Cnet ap with a hexegon vertical wheel of Maltese fires, with crimson and yellow rose, changing to the tribute of Ceres, composed of brilliant Chin ,encloving Saxon rosettes, ani terminating Toon explosions S—Vorka Daxor ax Covorxn Barreny —Anch hexa gon vertieal wheel, of great brilliancy, | mine, ond radiant fires, mutating to the eplendid bat tery of colored Koman candies, of crimson, emerald, and blue star: ire a po KA Dave. Commenced gerbe, formiog s fodine, jeans of great brilliancy, exhibiting in the lua dance of colored fires Penvvta.—A orimson rose, chagging tos sun er, of ee fires, and mutating w the /ania ruvis, of colors of the rainbow. To ILLOUMINATED ‘dient and white tire, with colo contre, mulating tow yew tree, formed of sum fires, thirty feet in height, or- bamented wilh revolving Saxons, terminating with « devziing brillianey, surmounted by all the Yow Tae.—o with a san of ra —A vertical wheel with chameleon centre, to a *tarin diamond lacework, between the Which the word “Union,” matatiog to a «plem Sia wun of rayonnant fires thirty feet in diameter, end- ‘wita maroon ¢<plosions. —Cnivisy Usinetia —A horizodtal wheel of bril- bent Chinese, and rayonnant fires, changing w an am Laella twenty feet in diameter. formed Thinene gerbe, from the centre of which = battery fills the alr with colored stars, 10,—Fanire’ Prot —This plece, which for beaaty end effect exceed al! others, began with concentric wheels of Muitens and brilliant fires, forming a circle of flame twenty foot in dinmetor, the centre of which wae filled with revotving scrolis, turning and twisting in all vorsible manners, chenging and displaying each instact new ond unique figures. Vie Kaserponcore —Thie wheels * Rane 0 opened with two olving in contrary directions, with en opaque which rudcenly filled with globes of colored Gres changing each tostant to figures of al! Hoxor,—This plece commepeed with a Prego wheel of jercamine and brilliant fires with 1fturon ond gree centres inutating tos crow of honor of various wed lances, with jets of green, crimson nd bine fires interspersed, changing to « cross of can wily marocned. = Cam sve —Ibis pleee commenced with & revely | tig oun Of erimron and gol! Ores, cua Cnecale, 1epresento the water og to deaatl slliog over the Tecks formed of diamon! lance work, \erminating with » pe 7 © coals 4—Lameery 2. yp Jemcy =This Cetin commencet With ® beautiful hexagon whee! of jewmamiae, Maitece and rayopaent fires, b green AD crimson ures, { yellow and bios fires, Alliage Changing tow pyram the oir with plored streamers, in tie centre of the Pyrewid wes a balance and cap of Uber\y.eucireled oy an emersid wreath of lanes work 16—Kyow Norm —Tois original design with by y recpiog the pret —— mae, ‘ing io its talons the Bec: cornmenced to the sted over the "Tera —This plece commencet with s wheel of rayomasat sed jesemics free oa- beeutifol temple, om the deme wax dierlaged lnacer crt, the Gedeas of Liberty, wareta The Prohivitery Liquor Law. ARMENIS FOR INTOXMATION YRSTRBDAY. For some reason or other, the number of arrosts for @ too free indulgeper in intoxicating liquors has decresa- ed fully one balf since Sunday, there not having bem more than twenty-five unfortunates committed yeater- day. The Lower Poilse Court, af the Tombs, ax fs usual, claimed the Lion'® ohare of the prinonere, mont of whom were very unwilling, or, to say the lnant, unabte the $10 fine imposed by law fer indiscreetnens i ing 1 beversges, At the Secoml District Police Court, Justice Pearcy constewes the lew ino manner quite di t from all the otber magistrates. He thinks that the wording of section 12 leaves it. optional with the committing magistrate to impose the fine of $10 or not. Acting under thin velief, he discharged owe uppropria They were sup. ported with columas of Hlagree work, the outlines formed Of jets of rod, green and Dios fires; from this, raaniag out on en come fifty feet, were revoiviag pieces, each forming the centre of which were filled with turning Ogores of diilerent colored tres, terminating with explosions of bomt and marcons, filliag the alr th stresmers apd balls of colored fires, displaying a ‘of 20,000 equare fret of flame, of tue moat beil- in pyrotechny. Iavt named pitce, which elicited great ap the crowd slowly dixpersed. The above frroworks otten up by Joseph G. & lana Edge, of Jorsey THE OTHER PARKS. [Great crowds aleo aonembled at the other parks to lieten to the music, amd witness the fireworks, At uare, Roberteon’s band was in attendance, of the prisoners eri) 4 al and the fireworks were under the chargoof Isaac Bige, | Gaure ho had mover beca arrostes hae iene i ee Sen The fireworks of the Distributing Rewerroir, | ny previous occasion, and had promised faithfully eevee Kighty vixth streot, wore got up by Mr. Perigo, the litoi | to repeat the offence Asylum baad furvishiog the music. At Lansarti square Jnckton square, the junction of k aod Thirteenth stroet, at Carmanoville und Harlem, at the junction of Kast Broadway, fireworks wore let off, -ything conspired to make ant, if not profitable, At the ‘bird Dtrict Police Court, Justice Wood dis: ‘of ten casos, of whom flee paid the fae of S10 while the others, whose finances were alle xhauat- €r9 obliged 10 serve Cut their time im the prisom hth av ye We understand that the Carson League delayed hauling the liquer dealers over the ior tlemen have coals, until ‘The Censas ISD, RATUKN OF PIVTH WARD CENSUS MAN- SHALS. to arrest the m fully 1a OFFICIAL ing & of the goods, and ail the paraphernaha aplote requisite ‘The Marabals in this ward have complete! thelr popa- | to constitute‘ tiint class driasing saloon. Mey Jation echedules, in uit save one district,,sod will doubt- | rpeculatious are w who the firw lees have their full returma made up by the end of the a poi Pe — Pog on be = week. It will be seem by the figures we give below that there bas been Little chai im the population of this district; for though stores bave acoumalated there, boarding houses have also become more nuracrous, and in this way have kept up the population, although the number of dwellings may have decreased. In this ward there 4 on® sugar manufactory that turns out over 14,000,000 Ibs. of «ugar in a year, and another that does nearly as large o business. The following are the re- turps of the Maashals in all save one district, and fin that we bave given an estimate that will come within twoaty of the final return:— yeTM WARD, District 1,—Population . 0. of Owellings...- while othors think the waality of hy that the email saloons, where wor is not very choice, sad by 20 meena Of a foreign nature, would aiterd the beat opportanity, for teating the eth of the probubitery act. WKOOKLYN COURT OF BPECIAL BEBBIONS, Before Justics Smith, Faward Morrison, Hugh Iitxp: trick, members ef the- Liquor Dealers’ Axsociation, and Thomas Lynch, were brought up on warrants yesterday by officer Frost, fer vollixg Mquor contrary to law, 8. D. Morris, Faq. counsel for liquer dealers, appeared for the two fant ants, and moved for their diacharge upon the fet- lowing grounds :— 1 That it does not appear in the said warremte ( 3,600 | whether the brandy charged to have been sold wae im- ported or domestic Liquor 2 That it dows not appear in said warrants that de- fendi re pot importers, per that the Kquor sold was not im the original package The Justice reserved bis decision until Wednesday, te which time the examination waa adjouraed, the delead- ‘ante being hold in $250 ball each to appear. ‘ IN WILLIA KO. A fow canen of drunkenness were disposed of befere Alderman Mares and Justice Jacobs on Monday morniag. 2.—Population,...... Number of dwelliz “ families. . ¥.—Population........ Number of dwellings “ familie 4.—Population........ Number of dwellings... Se familio 5.—Popalation,. The prisoners being questioned aa to where they had Number of dwellings i got the liquor, stated that they could not tall, “ familie ; were too drunk at the time to know anything 5 6.—Population,......... A They were fined $10 each. Number of dweiling: i pe oO af fawili 608 Munictpal Affairs. RECAPITULATION, WOARD OF ALDRAMEN. 22080 | Tue Case o Tin SusKey Suir Jomken WaLKen, be, Pega ahead en “* gigaz | Comptroller, er to a resolution asking under what ‘The following show the population of the present com- | Suthority be paid money for tho reisiag of the ship Joseph Walker, reported that the exact amount alneedy pald was $7,500. The warrants wore made payable to the order of Walter Rt. Jones, and wore baned on requisitions | of tho Streot Commissioner in the usual form. As the time the first requisition was presented, the Comptroller was infermed that Mr. Jones had made « proposition to taise the vessel referred to, which had bees pared with former enumeration»: — Puratant Paces in Hor WxaTunn,—We visited Glen Cove last week, and found It @ right pl ‘There ina fine steamboat running to the ( a day from Peck slip. There is aa excell fine plearant drives all about it, and the bathi Uties are very good. Mr. Burton, the great actor and manager, resides here during the summer, He hase fine eatate, combining the requisites of rural life and marine luxuries at the same tims. His entablisumeat is snextensive one, inthe true English style, with « porter’s lodge, which only wants a fat facod Kaglishman | with « mug ot beer fa his hand, and a re4.choeked dam sel, with @ rore in her band, and jooking down upon the | fat porter, to make the illasion perfect. Burton ought | to ewploy rome supernumeraries to carry out thin idea Badinage apart, however, the Burton villa at (len Cove jones obtained an iv) on the finance department for « claim of ‘ent, therefore, waa mace for 85,0) Court mace an ordes fer the | claim in pursuance to cer and signed by the Comp- troiler, The Mayer refused to countersign the warrant, and hence | tually paid from the treasury, ue 100 is one of the prettiest and most tasteful country resi- dences about these settlements, At the Highlands of Nevisink we found Thompson's Atlantic Pavilion, on old and popular hotel, opea for the teason. Mrs Jarvis bas elso opened anew house here, called the Hea View Hotel. Here one can enjoy the vovan | breeve fnrall fte purity, while in the rearure plenty of | Jersey forenta with pleasant walks and unbragecus roads t | | | the pa lied for by resolution atopted by your boty, uly Sth, asking for copine of any cor with Waiter Ko Jones tm relation to the removal of the runen wreck of the ship Joeeph Wa so any agree- ig made with sm for the removal of t! ay nel, also, any resulutions upon the subject pase the Commissioners of Health, and also, an poo, cations made by citizens or others relative te the dangers of « pestilence likel, oe aes cee Tegeiavle matter supposed to be wreck, Ag this sub) Sppeace to Mave attencted come for a drive. The Highlanda cannot be oxcelied in many reson stiention im the Common (ouneil, | beg to atete that eo espeste, far oe the arrangement with Mr Jones ie comcermed, it At Fert Hamilton nothing ts Going this summer. The | was made by myself, in pursusnce of what | deemed botel was burned some time sisce, and the ruins are now being removed, Speculation i rite here, however next sensom there are to be two or three fine bo tola, lola of new cotteges om cheap lots, « ralroud from Lievoklyn, a museum, and many other improvements. We should not be surprived if they had the opera, negro, hore, with the United States bend from the fort ae the orchestra. Fort Hamilton is 8 very nice piace in the susnmer, in quite a rondervous for the weekly and Sunday editors, The Bath House, at Math, |. 1, ander the charge of Rathbun, bas been moch improved this season, but ths greatest change of all has taken place at Coney Island, | where Mr. Rogers, who is a very gentlemanly perron, has opened the Oceanic House, a new and excellent hotel. | It is worth going down there to taste of his clam soup, It in delclous—the bert this side of Nahant, and be cas get it op ata few minutes! notice. It ina pleasant drive cr sail to Coney Irland these hot afternoons. Jake Mabopac offers great inducements to lovers of pure alr and plenty of cold water, outside and ia, Tut there are nome lakes up im the Jersey moantains which are unknown, comparatively, and we intend to astonish | the people with « description of them, ample legs! aut ity, and that io the agreement raine that veesel the interests of the city were fully protected, and cannot suller in any reset Tom oe. Lirely willing to arrurme all the responsibility of the pre- ceeding, and reepesttully invite apy action, which im your ja’ gment should be taken in the premises, Very tenpectfalty, FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor, Referred to special committee Otser papers bev dispored of the Board eAjourned te 1 | Tuesday eveniny, 5 o'eloee BOARD OF COUNCILMEM. This Bourd met yertertay pureuant to adjournment, at o'clock Min their chamber in the (ity Hall, the President, D. D. Conover, tm the chair No petutions of any importance were presented Of the resolutions presented, there were none except ing in references to improvements in str ets Areroiation waa then atopted to amend the ordt- nee for filling up Gansevoort street Heporta of commitions were next in order, and various d 4 1 presented ap referred to Committee of the Whe! (pea motion, the Board then resolved iteclf into Com | mittee of the Whole, Councilman Vermilyes im the ebair. 1 After the transaction of aimpartent busiaess, the Hoard adjourned Ul this evening at 6 o'elocm, Police Intetligence. CAPTURE OF AN EXPERT NOUVREREACER. On Sanday night, © young man named William Dyer takem into eustoly by officers Wallace and Arnox, of the Kighteenth ward police, charged with burglary under the following uention, Mr, Ourtis, of Twomty third street the noise of burglars as it were, got ont of came down stairs, where he disouversd the rauracking the premires, [yer started off, up Mair yo en the roof of the house core were immediately called | iret search for the fugitive After A iene, be was at last discovers! hit away behind « rteck chitoneys at the end of the block. Ile wae taken ty the ation house ami locked up (n the reture of the officers to the premises, they foond thet not only ha® Mr, Curtis's house been entern’, but siso thoee of Mr. Mentean a04 Mr, Miller, wext door neighbors, had beam severally broken inte and robbet of 0!) that wae value ble. The families in these last been at home, Dyer bad ne imoped would have pv 08 with weveral b A not half as many at any of these places as there were at this tine We can oaly account for it by the scarcity of money and the high price of all the necessaries of life. Provisions are higher than ever—fraite are ap—rere tables ate held at exorbitant prices, and people camnot afford to ppend money on x trip to the country ur the nea side, ‘The hotel keepers must suller from this state of things, and the provision dealers, market gardeners aod fruiterers, must put down their prices or every one will be kept poor to make them rich Obtuary. MI. ALVAM MANN, Mr. Avan Mas died im this elty youterday, in the 40th year of binage. Mr, Mann was ektensively known, formerly as one of the firm of Weich & Mans, clreus in which vocation he gained » handsome HL of which was inverted m the Brostway proprie’ b nr oor precated re, of which ertablishmeet be was the builder and | ¥4 Baeberyy ol ie oe en ae tha erbing ot porte first manager, commencing in 1840. Th property after. | Cog knocked all bis plane | hat, Jusuee Peary committed him for trial ATTEMPTED .08401N ATION OF & POLICEMAN, Atan carly howr on Maturday moruing, « daring at temgt was mace to shoots policeman, in the aeighbw hood of Wighty sixth street and Tenth avenue. It ap- prars that officer Bissell, of the Twenty eacomd ward po- How, having cconsion to keep & close watch upos two fellows whom he strongly wuspectad to be wards pasved out of bis ban@s, and with it nearly all of His last rpeculation as © manager was in coruer of Mixth avenue and Thirty aimth street, im 1A02-'60, which was also unsuccessful, Mines that time he has been sMilctel with dropey and passed away gradually, without pain. Col, Mang, ae he was usually called, was widely known throughout the eoan try, and ry popular. Ile A pative of id t upon by one of party, who, srwed with « re tate volver, discharged three shots of ‘yne of whieh took Cone mw Os Comme = ren Inermict oF Cove wnts.— This is the time of Colmes Com oe bie bi > sei Sega te Stren 8s pleas a oftert wel in mencements, and at the sams time the proper peril | & ra—td pace a conoped in the for making preparation to enter college. Amongst ae | Me ‘at b ne air toe educational inetitations of our country there or very | solver, but withont fow, perhaps, which are entitied to more evoseration than the Columblen College, im the Met riet of Colamtte, ‘This Institution commences (te next ertrion on the last Wetnestay of Meplemper next months, anti! the Inet Wedneed s college are gentiomen well kaown to the lite pac hrsinckie worth na protelenta in the branches | $45 60 werth of goots trom J. Pyatt, of 1 Washing ef learning they reepectively tesch. Pall particalars of Vow street, by {aise pretences and false representations. the collage will be found by reference W our advertining chened bal ot goede’ = Mr. bs be pala CHAKGe OF vALen rueTEscRa, a 49 —_—__— — loge 940 8h, he Gid wot tor. Hewes, the Jermy (ny Hews. wait. The setused was bald to bail’ tn the vom of 84 Avonen Fort Manaoap Acct —(m Momlsy | anewer, FCrreme Motown at Tram, Dene * Cooerr, &. ¥.—Oe Thursday last while the Hrie Maliroed trais wor opproeching Turmerr, s man was ‘scorer! !rieg on the track, aad before the engine eva)! te reverent the trate the body. The remains were o/vr warts iden morning, st cbeut 5 o'clock, @ drover, sumed MeCarthy, oged about * years, residing in Mecom! aveaue, in the ety of New York, wae sceléentally billet a! the slaugh