TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGftAFH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1866.
8
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
ThcGrcat Celebration Yesterday
RECEPTION OF STATE FLAGS.
The Grand Pageant in Inde
pendence Square.
AN OLD-FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY.
Fopiilnr Ovation to Oui
MolilievH.
HOW THE CENERALS WERE
LIONIZED.
Speeches of (iencrals Meade, Han
cock, White, Governor
Ciirtln, and Others.
THE SPLENDID ILLUMINATION
LAST NIGIIT.
Scenes Incidents Accidents.
X3tOt Etc., S2to. Etc. X3to.
The celebration yesterday of the ninetioth anni
TerBary ot onr national independence had more
than a common significance. It was the fit consum
mation of the glgantio civil war throutrli which tbo
Republic has so labor tously and successfully paisod.
A year a (to, it is truo, the ordeal of battle was
bappily over; but vast armios wore still main
tained in tho Mold, and ono of the lalrost and most
fertile sections of tho country was still a soone
of desolation and suffering. Hen's minds,
both Ivorth and bouth, were tar lrom quiet, as it
was impopsiole to tell how soon the slumbering
embers of rebellion would break out afreBh. Since
then a year has passod, and within that time our
aimies have been dispersed, and much accomplished
towards a rehabilitation ot the insurgent districts.
A peaoe that is tounded in impartial Justice has been
conquered by the sword, and eanct.flod by the blood
ot our sons and bro hers W th the assurance (hat
this peace is never attain to be disturbed by intestine
foes, the nation is at liberty to br jathe ire- r to take
a fresh start in the onward march of prosperity and
power,
And no more fitting occaion could have been
Bclocted for cc obrating; tho glorious victories thai
lave crowned our banners tbau the day on which
the republic, ninety years ago, was ushered Into
being.
"Wo bave already given at length the programmo
of the exercscs in tho different portions of tho city.
It is only necossary to say that it was carried out as
nearly to too letter as was possible, considering tho
xnaKUitude ot the wholo affair.
Our cltizons were arousoii at early dawn by tho
uproar in the streets, and on iroiusc lorth the first
thing that proofed them was the unp'.easant odor or
burning powder. A the day advanced tho Btroots
were quickly filled with thi youngor portion of the
popvluco, each ono adding Lis mito, ho.vovor hum
ble, to the pcneral uproar. Tho hinsiu of lire
crackers and squibs was mingled with the sharp
reports of pistols, and tho loud booming of tho guns,
The carnival of noise was at lis height; nor did it
cease until long after surset.
Another strikinp feature of the day was tho boun
tiful disp ay of bunting. The shipping on the rivor
front, the public buildings, tho newspaper offices,
and tlio principal hotels woro the most noticoable
In this rospect. But the patriotism and gratitude
ot private citizens was not deterred by tho advance
cf 60 and 100 per cent, in tfgo piioe of flags from
joining in this uianitesiation oi thoir joyous toolings.
Thus, amid the fluttering of banners and tho
crackling of firearms, the morning wore away
until the hour tor the grand paraao approached.
The route over which the procession was to move
having been published so frequently, there was no
hesitation or contusion in tho solection ot positions
on the street lrom v hich to new it. Those who woro
o fortunate as to reside along the line of march, or
to secure Invitations lrom friends who were thus
domiciled, weie early in position, crowding tho bal
conies and windows of Arch, Cbesnut, and Walnut
streets almost to suffocation. Ever) body, of course,
was in treat good humor with himself and withal
bis neighbors.
Tnere was the unavoidable jostling on tho side
walks whioh is a necessary feature ot a crowd, and
now and (hen a disturbance wouidar.eo between the
more unruly characte a nut, taken al.ogemer, the
day was signally devoid of diBgiucelui incidents,
leople centrally were Jubilant over peace and
union, and had no time or inclination to resort
to blows and uns-emly woids. i he colored portion
oi cur population were especially pleased wuh the
tiay, and with ail itn belongings; they were tho mer
riest of the merry, tue gayest of the cay. One
yoneiaole Atnciu we not cod who was particularly
happy, tie nad been drinking deep lrom tlio loon,
tain of iiLurtv, or lrom soma mora iusp ring source,
liis Joyous spirits hnding vent in music and clapping
ot hanas. ibe buidun ot h i song was this:
"A lit le lonper hero below,
O ory lialklululi I
Then homo to u ory I will go,
Glory balle.ujabl"
General Uancool-, the Cointnatidcr In-cMi f of tlie
parado, had promts, d tkat Hie piocoaion sliould
move punctually a. 10 o'clock lrom the corner of
liioad and Arch Btrrets, whether tlio commands
wtie ready or not. this wus a novelty in proces
sions, and very to v le nveil that it would or cou'd
be carried out. li.it it, was, lor true to tho hour the
beau ot too co umu started. i'beir proge-s tlirouli
tiie c.t was a continued ovation a triumpuul
march th&t would havo reflected no discredit upon a
Consul er iasur in the palmiest oays ol ancient
Koine. Mutuuuiir,
IJjy'th columns worn and shattered,
Willi banners torn and tatioied,"
thesurvivii g beroos ol (.cores of battles woro re
coived an aloug tlio ime wit :i loud plaudits uiui tho
waving ol umuiuoiaoie i.undkercli.ois. It was a
seen.' that stnred tue blood of tho mast sluggish.
The battle-flugs v. ere tho cidut attraction, eiiciuug,
as thoy passed each grouoot suectalois. a ironh burst
4it hearty apulaiuo. Not its, nariy was the chao ing
when the orphans of our deceased soldier
came in view. Most or tlie girls had
SreviouMy been conductod to Indopondeuco
quare in carnages. But the boy.vrereall in the
)me, marching uucer tlie oommaud (,t tholr own
officers, and disjiiaving a proiioieticv in military
- movements that wou U not have put to ulianiu a
xeiiiinmt ot the Veteran Reserve. As the pro
cession siowly made iiswav.U e icited trout a l
spectators tbe verdict ot being the gro&tent and
wont interesting tuouess.
But pi ooeseions always have an end, and so had
tbi one, ahbourh it occupied au hour in passing a
(riven point, then those who had not b'eisotor--tunateas
to secure tioketsot admfa on to the Square
'etook lh'nnulves 10 their homes, or weut elsewnere
4n acaroli ol amusement. While tbe exercises within
tSe bquure were progressing apace, thero appeared
to to i o diminution ot tbe multitudes on tue princi
pal .'treets. This mav be accounted torbytne faot
I bat Abe city bad become one vast reservoir Of
eU anger.
For days pat they bad been ponrlnt- la from
all direction, crowding the hole s, both groat and
small, to tholr ntmost capacity. Thero was a frou
Influx of visitors oven on the morning ot t':e Fourth,
a IreKh train of eighteen cars arriving from l'ltta
liiri? alone, bearing among others aevoral ronrpson
tatlvtsoi tho press from the western section of tbo
Biato. . .
Towards evening, however, a sad damper was
thrown upon the joy of all. i he day had been warm,
though not o; prcesivoly so, but botwoen lour and
Ave o'clock tlio sky cloudod over tn a manner that,
on almost any otner occasion, would have boon
bailed with delight by every one. And then tno
rain came down, at first in torrents and '''"
wares in fitful showers, continuing till about half
past sevrn In the evening. Tho compuisoiv retire
ment ol the crowds nnon tho strofts waa the
I. att Important result ot tins untimely storm. The
bunting distilavr.fi throughout the city w.s trior
onphlv drenched, many ol tr.p flags being torn trom
tl.eir fastonlngs and cairiod In a mad whirl through
(he air. Most disastrous ot all wa.i the m hao that
befel tho larce and splend d banner presented by
the ciew.of the United states sloop Hirtfard,
B( vcral years sicce, to tbe city ot Pbila telphia.
llns had ben fl tug to tho breeze from the flag.
sta IT of Independence Hall, but a suddrm gust of
wind foifod upon its ample folds, wrenchoi it from
the holvards, and (la ly deposited it upon tho tele
giepli wires on Fifth st-oct The tlag was afterwarJs
recovered, though sadly lorn, and taken to the
police s'alion.
The fireworks were also Interfered with to the
extent ot a forcod ostponenieut It was generally
ant coaled that t'lis would havo boon a display un
(quailed by anything ever seen hen tolore in our
city. We shall not lose the benefit of it, ho'vover,
as timely nolico oi tho exhibition will bo given the
I ubile lytlie Committee of Councils having tlio
n after in charge But the wind and rain could not
and did not intorforo with tho pyrotechnic displavs
of private citizens, especially those of the Juvonilo
cIbm.
All through the evening there was a hldoou. din
ol exploding flie-craekcr and p sto's, whilo tno
night was made luminous with rockets, Horn in
candles, and vaiious y coiored 11 his. Tho iliiiiniui
tion ol the various puolio I uiulinps, and of mnny
pnvato residences, also camo oil' according t ) tno
proiramme, presenting an attractive and long-to-be-rinn
inhered spectacle.
ll.o postponement of the flrewotks Is most to be
regretted on account of tho d'sappolntmont of tlio
eoldit-rs' orphans, who had Justly looked lorward to
this display a tho mot entertaining of tiie whole
occaiion. In this connection it may bo interesting to
lecctiut their adventures riutiug tbe day.
1 . 11, T.tirrow es. Koq , State Superintendent of the
Department of boldiers' Orphans, and f J Mitcho
son, Esq , Chairman of the City Committe of
Kureriutendenc", aided b others ot the same Com
mittee, and by the ctlicient deputation ot firemen,
took charge of them icon after 7 A.M. and had
them all marched from the Soldiers' Homo, Lincoln
Institution. Episcopal Church Homo, and Institu
tion for the B.ind, whcie thoy hml been hospitably
qtisr'ered, to Wtst l'cnn t-quare, where each of
the girls was presented with a tan and a pretty
silken flag. All of tho beantitul ambulances owned
by tbe firemen of Philadelphia were put into requi
sition lor their ne, and carried a large number of
tho smaller girls to Independence, Uiiuare before
taking their place iu tho line ot tlio parado refilled
with an equal number of the larger girls There
were about lour hundred and fifty of tao girls from
the different schools in tho fctato.
T ho bovs, about six hundred In number, were
neatly uniiormcd, and, as wo have already said,
rttiactcd universal attention. At 4 in the i.ltornoon
the whole company roturned to l'cnn squaro, and
were thence conducted to the various public in-ti u
iions and houses ot riivato citizens in which they
bad been cared for on tho previous night.
THE XXERCI8BS IU INDEPENDENCE SQUARE
In our issuo of Tuesday atcrncdn we descrtbod at
lenftU the arrangements and programme for the
most attractive lvature of the co.ebiatiou oi the day
I lie return of the standards to tho authorities of
the stale.
At 11 o'clock the bead of the procession arrived
at the Wtiluut slrettentianco to the Square, although
bofore thoy commenced to ti e into ttho interior tho
stands erected for the speakers and gues a were
crowded to their utmost capacity, witn a brilliant
and enthusiastic throng ot ladies and gentlemen.
By these the entrance ol the color-bearers and more
prominent personages woro creetod with doalCmng
rounus of applause. Cicuemis Hancock and Jloadj
and Governor Curtiu wore most especially favored
in this respect.
As tho troops grndun'ly pressed up In front of tho
stand, bearing a'oit tho tattorea ensigns which they
lied followed on so many bloody holes, the scene
assumed the grainiest and most i xciting character.
It wob well worih a j urnoy of a thousaud miles
to witncsB, and once seen will linger iu the memory
Ion ver.
Thu Governor and h's staff did not ai rive until
abcut mid-day. Hie infrval was passed in a niauuer
that thowed tho disposition of te audience Tno
band discoursed sweet mus e, to which a portion ot
Iho nudienco pa d the i-trio est attention. Otlier.j
occupied tb mselves with tUoir ellorts to ca'ch
giinqees of tho celebrities upoa tho plat
lorm, whilo others found ample rimusom nt
in disclplieiing tho insciiptions upon tho standards,
and iu cneorini lustilv tha narJy votoraus who had
them in charue. Ihe chief employment of theso
last was in struggling tor tho most prominent posi
tions in fiont ot tho platlorm, w itli an emu ation
that was scarcely surpassed by tdat which they lia-l
exhibited upon tho lio d of I attlo. And now
aud then, when oi.e of tho coior-boarors bad
succeeded in bettering his position, tbe auhercnis of
the rival buiiners would cry out with energetic ier
vor: ''Stand bv the colors, bo, s, stand; by tho
co'ok !" lhen tho excitement would die a vay ior a
moment, aud they would paBS tho tune in calling lustily
lor a speech lrom Hancock and Aleado. But these
lattwiro monot deeds and not ot words, and so
they steadily roluscd to speak. Tbo former, how
ever, was busy lor a long tunc in passing down,
with his own hand, to the heatod soldiors glasses ol
water, which weie tossed oil' w.ta a thankful cheor.
1 his was a sight that would havo shocked the aria
tcctatio nerves of many a lluiopean general, who
bad never seon as mauy mon usomb!ed together in
one budy as Hancock had lost in a single balt.e; but
it was in m ut accoiduuce with tho spirit of our
repuolican lustituiions
hen Governor Curtin at last made his appear
ance ho was greeted with the most vocilorous chacr-
lug on tne part ot the soiuiors, auu witu tho waving
of handkerchiutp and hats by the gliosis upon tho
stand. With great difficulty a fiio oi armed police
men forced a passage lor him through tho crowd,
aud when tbe pailorm Had been gained, the ap-
plauto nua n croke tortn in nearly earnestness.
Heiore the exercises could commence, however,
there was considerable duly. When tho sohliors'
oipiiBis entered tbe Square thero was a groat deal
of contusion, by reason of all tho spuce allotted to
the boys having ten appropriated by thos who
should have known enough to bave bten elsewhere.
I RrJ armed police were obliged to form in lino and
foice back t lie crowd, inch by inch, until tho seais
were c. eared.
Some individual who wore thus Incommoded,
rofo.vcd upon boing obstreperous, and rotusod to
ludge. But thoy were quickly taken in hand and
sent whirling in'.o the donso mass of men and
women Tbe confusion was a little worso than Bed
lam, a liftlo bettor than Babel.
The last arrival was that of the standard-bearers,
who bad brought no tbe rear of tha process, on. and
a thoy etruggiou ti the front again was raised tho
cry ol "Stand by the Colors!"
Ihe scone at this stage was one of surpass'n? bril
liancy. A hundred tatter, a baitlo-flags wero waving
in the air, while ton lbouaud voices cUuerod along
tbe men wbo boro them to he front.
The minds ol the spcctatois were carried back to
tbo t mo when tuch pageants wore an almost every
Cay cccu renco, and when fair ladies gathered by
(liou-uuds arouud tuo lists, to award tbe victors in
tbe tourney.
ContiiiUtd oa our Sixth fage.
The Grand Notional Conceit.
We are pk'CBcd to no ice the evidences of a
desire on the part of the (iovcrnmont, a well
as leading a nil inrluetitiul cituens, to usiist tbfl
cntei prisa ot the eolilicrs and failors bo Intend
to cive their (Jrand National Concert titlirover'a
Ttictitre on the eveinnir of Thursdiiv, AneiiHt 2.
We vif'terday published an order lrom Hon. K.
A. Rollins, C ommissioner of Internal Iu vet. tie,
ircctlnjr Mr. Cli'iUiine, Collector oi Internal
Revenue lor tbo Dmtrict of Columbia, to exempt
the association from tho pavnicut of any tax or
licence, on account of tatistactory evMcneo
having been lurnialu'd him by Messrs. Hull,
Moise, and olber manager-', thuf the proeee Is of
tho Urn nd National Conceit wero to bo devoted
to chnritubio purposes. Tbe tax or bcense on
an exhibition of this soit, where three hundred
tboi:eand tickets ate to be disposed of at one
dollar each, is a considerable Item, and mav well
be rpfiiirdpd in the Unlit of a munificent 'dona
tion fn the part ol' the Government for this
laudable purpose. Parties at a distance, residing
where there are no reirularly authorized agents,
or thofo who would prefer to piuchaso them
din el from the association here, can be readily
accommodated by enelosinpr their order, aecom
putiied by the money, to Major William H. Morso,
Secretary ot the association, lock, box 37, Wash
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persons Jivinff at a dihtance will be treated as
faiily us those who may be on the ground when
the a ni wine takes place, and thoy will promptly
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Drs, GALLOWAY, WHITE & BOLLES, ,
THE OLD
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS. ,
Wo have been engaged for many j ears In the noble
work of Riving health nd happiness to the suffering and
tbe affile ed. During this Hire we bave treated over
IWENI Y lHOUSAKD INVALIDS Buttering from the
various forms ol diseaso, and In almost every ease a per
manent cure has teen efltctt'O. Many of them. In fact,
bad been given up as Incuiabie by their physicians. Wo
bave restored to health, in a few dnja, thousands of per
sons In this city vbo had been suffering lrom painful
dlseafcs five, ten, and flltoen years and uowards. At our
hit tit ul ion we have cured, and are caring, a olass of dis
eases that has battled tho medical profession in all ages)
of the world.
RtFEUENCF.s. We refer the ohcacd and others
interested in our new piact co to the lo lowing well-
known gentlemen, wbo navo been treated successfully
by us :-
(ItOKCE OlfAIiT. So. 610 CLcB-ut street.
It. 1. Dl-.r lLVr.l.. io. i hesuut street. .
tlenerul i(n. no. sua pruco. s.reot.
Hlmnr tieueral Fl.E MsONTO , V b. Ann.
,imi
Uou I)aV11 W1LUOI', Judge ol Couri of Clai
V ui-blDgtoneitv
Hon undue CAPRO.V. New Yorit city.
Hcv. l r. JIAli- iiaLL ol riitsbur,'. la.
KDW1N rOnltl'.S'l. ll:-) treat iMuodlan.
l ev. l.r. I'Al.Ii. ol I'lilladi liilila.
lliv. UAlSli L l LA UK. Illinois. i
t olonel ll.OMAs W. bWl'.KNHY, As.'cssor, No. 7ll
ft nut slrout '
tiiObOK il. EAr.LE, Attoincy-at-Law, Sixth ant
CI rsnut streets. M
I.ltAlitEL UtY, Attorney at-Law, No. 707 Sanson
S'reet f
Di GEORGE W. FREKD. Lancaster city, Ponna. i
liT. M. B. liKDiVTS. tiiraru tlouso. j
ltev. Air. iiALLOHY, korrtstown. Henna. I
ALU r lt l' li. Mt OLAY No. bi WUiium street, Ne'
York citv. I
C. Uiiaiaiusu"", Binyvecani Kirui.new 1 1 r cuy
"H, '. f IlUU'l I EFt", o A,Ti Market street.
J OHH i r.i. 1M I o imo -ouiu iron'i Dlictl.i
O V. JiEKt FAST GeniUin uwn, l'hl tdolphla.
JOSEPH W FtiKSYI b, Iwii Arob -treeU
.1 A M H VV I LLI " . A 1. N o. 'J( V.8 (ireou street.
J V WfcLlx'N, I'lilladolDliU Hank
juni.i s Dir. Villi G K 0.421 North Hnvonth st,
TiU'MAH li.MtRolM'nso Mill Wept tblladclpbla.
ABRAHAM FLi KK Jr., No. IHSI Oauiac hlroet. i
Consultutlon and minotlons nee o cbirge.
An inU resting t'hcular mailed by addressing
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & BOLLES
CORNER THIRTEENTH AND WALNUT STS
6 28 tbrni7trp Philadelphia.
D
It. HUNTER, No. 44 N. SEVENT
KTHEET. AHOVK FILBERT. PHILADELPHIA
Acknowledged by ah fur" interfiled as by tar thai
JlOM Bl't t'EfFl'L PiltMt'llN J
In h treatment ut Lueatet tn A tveeiallu. OTTIC1
IHOEOl'Gll, andjermaii' nt cum guaranteed in evei
case. Tieui( mli. r 1 K urKTt.K'i ( eiehrated Kemedh
ran onli to bod genuine at bis old es abllnbod OiUce, N
44 N. BiYKM Il Blieet above Filbert. 7 231
EXCURSIONS.
"IOURTn OF JULY EXCURSIONS
EXCURSION TICKETS
BEIWKEN ALL P INT8 OS TUB
PHILADELPHIA AN tT.ADISO RAILROAD, il
UBANCH28, I
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AT IlKDHClvD KATES.
GOOD FROM JULY 2r TO 7th INCLUSIVE
JOHS WELCH, i
6 21) 6trp General Ticket Ageol
pyTfTT-ft DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION
ON THE SCIIDYLKrLL.
Tbe steamer
"sirvi:u wave."
Now running trom Falrniount to Falls of SohuylH,
wu luuve r uiriui anb h i u iu i 6j, o wt
1120 A. M. And at 12 4il 2 i 20, 4 40 and 3 P. M.
Returning, leave iho Fall at 8. 9-10, 10 40, UUi
l-2i, 8 40. 4, 0. and 6 40 P. M
FA I .. 1 o Laurel inland tbe Falls, lj cents i Cola
bla Bridge or Washington Kctro-t. 10 cents. CS9.p w
TTt U R N I T V It K .-THE L AUGES
J.' ( hcapf t ana neat ntoua ol t uruiture in
w orld la to b. lound ai
ui ri.li Jt co.'s
UMO FI RNIIURK DEPOT,
CORNER OF MN'i'll I'D 11 A It K K r STREElf
.lid ros. U7 and SO N hr CON D Strcot. 7
Parlor vlls, In Hull Hrocade, Pluab, DaiuasPr
Ret'. ;
1 Inlnfr-room. 4 ha on be'. Library. Rltoben. aud 'oe
turul ure, at tabu oualy low piicea, and tbe vest
atv en aud pattern..
labile Building School, College, and Bbop Fu.'Ure
In tndl'ts tarietv.
II kind, ot Fortitture wonted by honsekeel. at
rxct edlngly low pilccs at ebbrrot tbelrliiiuiBDiab-lit-LDenta
II vi n ttmit to save money aud (Well
rened 0 to Gl Iilll A I O. before purlmaicilMe-
irie i orner rr Ji 1 w n muu u.aaLi, aou ". ji
and 19 N, GECOSD WtreoU
I
TOB FRINTINO, IN COLORS OR PIN,
ft neatly aud ripedltlously done Id tbe EVINU
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