The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-30

UREA, July "a, 1s4s.
.9,rrai aud Reception Of the New York (No. 0) Hose
Company-The Barn6urnsrs .apake-The Recsrdsrs'
Court aud Grand Jury--The New York HsroIdu
This morning, very unexpectedly, . telegyaphis
dispatch was received here from Syracuse, that the
Columbian NO 81 Hose Company of your city were
their return from Niagara Falls, and would arrive
in city in the first train Of cars and remain with
till the departure of the night train Our rsmsn
and military quite taken by SURPRISE but they
always hand to receive strangers they soon got
together, and made preparations to receive their
brother 6remen Of the Columbian Hose Company. John
Armin foreman Of engine No. 81 was appointed Mar
shall Of the day and assisted by j. B. Howell and John
Van Ness time before the arrival Of the cars our
engine companies, Nos. g. 4, g. and o. together with
the new aid beautiful military company the Column
bian Artillery Captain McQuads), marched to the
railroad depot to await the arrival Of the cars. o
At halfpast eleven, the western train arrived with
the hose company, No. 0, accompanied by that sle-
CANT band Of Dodsworth's, and they were cordially
received by the above companies and our oitissns I
had almost forgotten to mention the beautiful Utica
brass band; they were highly complimsnted BY Mr..
best of any band they had heard since they sft New
York city Our city engine companies looked most
beautifully as did the Artillery; they eli joined in the
the lead Of the fremen, and they marched, and made
beautiful display through some Of our principal
streets.
Arrangements having been made with Cant Clamp,
Of the Averell House, to furnish dinner by three
o'clock ut the stated time the guests the spot
and found everything arranged in the best manner.
The captain being well known for getting up stump
tuous dinners they could not have fell In with better
quarters than at Captain Clapps Aversll House. The
dinner went of in good style, when they again sd-
journed to the street. and marched through some Of
our streets which they had not yet seen. Al ten
O'Clock they partook Of elegant supper ct Whites
Central Hotel, and then adjourned to the depot.
While waiting for the cars, both bands played some
elegant music the midnight western train arrived at
hafpast IL and left at O'Clock, when the Column
bians bid their Utica friends farewell and started on
their way home. Not having time cannot give you
all the details of the reception. but don't think the
Columbia ms" found dn their long Journey, any city
to give them more cordial reception than did the
city of Utica.
The barnburners had quite large meeting TO- night
ut Mechanics Hall; there were between Ave and six
hundred in the hall. and they long and ably ad-
dressed by Francis Herman and MIR. Thropp; many
resolutions were passed. &C. and the meeting adjourn
ed to meet again next week. Our Recorders' Court
and Grand Jury now In session; they both have
good many cases to dispose of they will probably get
through some time to- day.
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