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FOURTH OF JULY AT NEW MILFORD. The day was ushered in by the discharge of cannon and the ringing of bells.

 Before II o'clock, (the time fixed for forming the processon) the large and beautiful bower erected for the occasion was filled to overAowing with members of Juvenile Temperance Societies, and surrounded by hundreds of their relatives and friends. At II the as- sembly was marshalled in procession by MT. Asa Picket and his aids, in the following order :-

 Two Marshals, with badges and wands,

 Music, fanked by 6remen in uniform, with badg-

 es and wands,

 Juvenile Temperance Societies, with their banners, Strangers of distinction,

 Committee of arrangements

 Vice Presidents, President and Orator. Clergymen, Four Marshals, Ladies, Gentlemen,

 And marched through the principal streets of the village, to the Presbyterian Church, where the follow ing exercises were listened to by an attentive and de- lighted audience.