The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
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| sPEuvDsD TURN. OUTs0P ONE 4noUsAND Mns--ss-
O0s10 ANNUAL PA7ADa, AxDs OsnasusG OF Rfss-
Taiv splendid sxAisitioa took pisssou Mo.dsn snd
was nsst gratifying and psaaas. sight, though the
copaDies did not muster In restsr nsnbsrs than on
the oeessson Of the st parade lt yssr The asrsags
meats previously made were ~ observed with grsaS
srictnes and shortly after the hour appointed the limo
formed Court street. close to the City Hall oswsh
building shs banners, usually displayed gallo. days
noats h honor OF the occasion and TIE bell ted
as Tho signal for STARRING.
Tho. following Che order Of so0sson the isitias
eo14aaies taking ths.isad. viz, -
Committee from zach company escort to wsitins
coupanies
Gassne Engine Cs.pany. No 4, Providence n, n, Al
Numbering IS msn' Machine tastefully decorated.
Providence Bra& Band
Engine Company No Q, Newark Bernard Doniy, fore
nani SO members OrnAmentsd with flags and wresths
BDri.s Company, No T. Newarls James Eldr.ire, fore
man; ~ members Engine neatly decorated.
Grand Marshnla-Peter b Anderson and Robert r.
Story William 3-Sutphen, George Stanley and John J.
dfsen, Aids.
Bucket Company, No. l. with Fire Department. banner
Washington Engine. No. ], neatly decorated with
wreaths Of fewsrs. Thomas Galley, foreman, and 90
ADtIantc Hose and Relief Company, No. l. neatly deco.
Nsptans E,sins Company, No 2, mounted on a truck
drawn by sixteen galy caparis0ned hozses William
vanderveer. foreman; 20 men
Franklin Engine No 8, Robert J. Luokey foreman,
and 70 men. Machine tasssfuly decorated.
Layfayetts Hook and Ladder Company, No. l, Jo-
seph MontEOss, foreman, and 40 men. Decorated
Eagle Engine No 4, Joseph Reeve, foreman; 90 men.
This company appeared in red uniform, having doed
tho. old, which was blue They made first rate ap-
pearanoe
Union Engine No. s Henry Gasooigne, foreman; 65
truck Twelve cream colored horses were attached
| thereto
Mechanic Hose No. & Stephen A. Mann, foreman 30
memhsTs- made first rate appearance.
Proteotioa Engine No. Q, william Boyd. foreman; 90
members This machine had just been painted and
looked very fine. u was ornamented with wreaths Of
flowers presented by Mrs. MoCo'gan ofJsy street. and
Continsnts RDsiae No ., John uaub,in, foreman 90
Members. ornansnted with aags and wrsaths
Pbsnx Engine No H. Frederick Schools, foreman; rs
men. This apparatus was placed truck, and drawn
| L. Hook and Ladder Co No "A J. Dosraw FORE
man, At members. live eagle was perohed upon the
ladders but he did not appear to feel 1t The mum
Der Of the company was wreathed in flowers and sus
| pended in front and rear.
Atlantic Esgine No. 49, John Roac foreman; rs men.
| Machine Handsomely decorated.
Pacific Engine No. H. James H Leggett foremin; 81
men This machine covered with numerous elegant
wreaths presented by the ladies of members Of Franklin
Hose philadelphia; Mrs Hendri,ksen, Fulton avenue;
mrs HAT lao Bridge street. and MIS- Leget neither or
the foreman. One OF the wreaths with star in the
centre, and surmounted by numeral IT, was borne
upon truck. 1t was splendid affair.
Hamilton Engine, No. 10, Ambrose Brown, foreman:
40 members Machine newly painted and surmounted
with miniature engine and a stuffed eagle beauti-
full wreath suspended front bearing the Of
| tho company in letters of silver.
Brooklyn Engine, No. H. John II. Rhodes. foreman
| rs men. Apparatus surmounted with bronze eagle,
bearing wreath, which presented by Mrs Stevens,
% Dued street The engine has been in active service
| for some years, and is yet AZ good as new.
Band.
Independence Engine, No Is. James r. Schepck FORE
man. 90 men. Decorated with elegant wreath, pre-
sented by Miss Susan Mckinney, Beaver street, New
Alert Hose. No. g. William Il. JOHNSON. foreman; a5
men. This is plain but very neat concern.
Empire Engine No 10 William ingalls,, foreman 90
men This machine was mounted on truck and drawn
by ten horsee alternately black and gray and
ed with tai colored piuuies The engine itself deco
rated with wreaths of evergreeDs and looked charming
These being marshaled great order regularity
the cavalcade proceeded its line Of march extending
we should suppose for mile, through Court, Union,
Clinton. AtIanio Hicks Pineapple Henry, Cranberry,
Hicks Fulton Boerum. Atlantic Smith Fulton avenue,
Bridge street. Myrtle avenue. Clasen Flushing
avenue. Clinton avenue. Park avenue Hudson avenue,
York street Jay Prospect and Washing streets to
the City Hall where the procession arrived about
| oc lock, and were dismissed.
AS they marched along the line they loudly
cheeied by the spectators the windows ON the route
being nearly oil filled with apparently large family
parties
In the evening Iireman's Hail. situated in Henry
street nearly opposite the City Armory and which has
heretofore been fully described in the HERALD was
opened for the first time for pablo inspection and
visited by large numbers of most respectable czeos
The various companies. 1t understood were to as
srmble again ut Central HALL In Henry street and lis
ten 10 address By the Rev DR.. Hodge but owing
doubt to the fateues Of the day the number present.
quite meagre. Taking It altogether, the display
parsed of very credtaby to all concerned and rs Tar
4 ascertaintd not the slightest accident occurred.
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