Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-03
A CARD OF THANKS OF THE FRANKLIN
NEW YORK ASSOCIATION,

der for the many fvors with viii their friends
ht 10 honor thoz during their rent tour. Ism
gusgs is too mro;cnt 10 convey 20 thew "S' neSrtf
thanks.
To the CnLuNaI, for their hardsoule cSr'rt on oar
departure from Washington. ~ tsI.der ourttkEeSl
pigments rn,l warIncsi thanks.
To Mr.. Parsons, the genticmaply sg'nt oil the
Washington Branch and Ral,imc re- Railroad Comps
nv, for the MANY fstors received st his hands. wc
unde- lasting Obligations We also appreciate the
kindness evinced towards by the polite AGENTS Of
the Philadelphia and New York Railroad Companies.
To nerer-to-bs-forgotten friend. Capt. Lilly, |
for his kind reception Of Us arrival in Balti
more and his marked attention In accompanying US
to the Philadelphia cars, and to our brother freinen
generally for their kindness towards us, while pass
ing through their city; and 10 the membets Of the
''IoLUswAN for two beautiful wreathes.
To cur :.ieuds ami host. the UNITED STATES Hosr |
COMPANY. II their reception Of u at Chester, while
on our way to New SoTk-their tim,lI rrfreshmcnu !
at that pace aso for tie unprecedented time thy
made in eonseying orr apparatus from the outer |
depot 10 keDsngton, distai,ice " SIX miles and
performed in the short space of IS ninGtsS-the /
quickest time made by any iremrn in the Uni !
ted States |
To the Committee of the MANHATTAN, No. s, (par- !
t;culariy McSsIs. DoU6Ltss. BROSN ALLEN, and Ba-
KER.l for their Mind reception Of MS az early az
hour in the nornEg--for csccf';ng IN their In
gire Houscfor housing spnsra'is- their sr'e,,
did breakfast at Foreuces-riSit to the Crystal Pal
ace-Hrosdwsy Thcatre-Brooklyp Navy lsrl. s:sG
un, emitting and untirinc exertions in endeav-rng,
far possible, 20 render our soiourn among Than
one of continued pleasure
To ourfllow- to nsmen, WALTER LENO1. e1-Msyor,
and J. c. MCGUIRE, ESQ, also feel deeply indcbt
Ell for the magnificent entertainment given by them
to us at Shelly's, Broadway; ard felt but too
truly how sweet ia the reunion of friends.
To Major CsiwLEr. the gentemanly Editor of the
New York Military Argus. for his kindness Escort
ing US to BreokY aud for the splendid collation 10
which invited ut his residence in Brooklyn;
and particularly are our thanks due to the gal
liant Major, for the pleasure OF an introduction tn
hist Revolution
PAP SURRESs
To Msjor Reynolds, Lieut.. Msury and Or. Edmond
son. feel deeply indebted, and shall long hold
them and their kind acts in grateful rpmemhIa
To Capt. Nm. BEIES, for the Kind invitation re-
csired from him. We condoe with him in the heavy
affection he was lahcrinS under, while were in
New York, and sincerely trust kind Providence
may speedily restore him to health.
To Mr.. WALTER BREsT, for his Madness in escort
ing us from our quarters to the Manhattan Engine
House on the 9th.
And to w PArroS, Esq, We feel again ut loss for
words to express appreciation of his gentleman
ly, and than bospitsble attentions us, snd
would most respectfully recommend bis bountiiui
table and hospitsbe roof 70 all friends who
template visiting the Empire City.
To the Committee of Arrangements on the part Of
! the UNIrD STATES bose COMPANY. whose especial
guest we're, while in Philadelphia fer their r,ect
| isg of at Taconcy-their reception Of at
that place, and the manner in which they made tie
time pass so delightfully."-, until arrived fhia-
| d.pha and to c. W. Cnrrigan ESQ, Chairman Of
that Committee who Oh our arrival, introduced lis
to evertobe rem inferred friend the gallant Ma
| jor FRITZ. The dazzling and gorgeous scene which
burst upon our view on our leaving the boat. We
feel it impossible to find language IN describe. The
decp and thrilling emotions which that brilliant
scene excited srs indelihly impressed on our mem
! Dry In words of living FIRE We would wish 10
express eternal debt Of gratitude to all who
composed that escort, but must content ourselves
with saying to you all, Brother Fircmrn, that
that day and that occasion will bc forgotten by
hiatt hoe rhO MOI nit uoFtf
posaz escort may he enabled TO appreciate the conf
pment paid us, We give the programme.
EOBT. ARMSTRONG, Chief Marshnl
G. y; Holmes Aids.
First Dirisiop, s. F. Mitchell. Marshal-Fibernia
Engine, Resolution Hose. and Washington Engine.
! Second DiriSiOn, Robert Smith Marsbal-Neptune
Hoe, Wrc"scoe Engine, and Washington Hose.
Thj1i DirisioH, jeremiah Nchol, Marsha-Good
Intent Engine, Northern Liberty Hose, anil Wiliam
Penn Hose.
Fburth Dirisiop, s. F. Scherr, Marshal-United
States Hose and Paramount Engine.
Fin DjrisiOn. A. H. Samman, Narshal-Indc-
pendence Hose, Western Engine, and Marion Hose.
! .Sr.h D,rision, John Jeferies, Marshal-Spring
Garden Engine Good Will Hose, and Franklin
| Hose.
.Sersnh Diris;on, Theodore Lanfelt, Marshal
Spring Garden Hose Shifier Hose and South Penn
Hose.
To the INDEPENDENCE Hose for the splendid wreath
Surnounted a staff, which they III resented us On
our reception into line
To the WECCACoE for the beautiful framed engrav.
ing Of their Engine House, while passing the
and all the different Companies who CALAMITY
luted us while on our march. All We can say is,
these presents and acts will long be cherished and
re y1smbertd
To the WASHINGTON HOSE feel ourselves under
deco and lasting Obligations for the magnificent col
lation which they provided for u.s. aiso, tor the
splendid wreath which they presented 20 on
that occasion.
70 the UNITED STATES IIosI. for the escort 10 err
quarters. their invitation to visit the Chestnut
street Theatre. and the splendid banquet which
they gave i'm compliment 10 us at the Arcade Build
ings, feel again at loss for words suitable ex
press our thanks. suffice it to say it was truly 10
US a feast, not only of reason, but good things
flow not ony of the sou but emphaticsily of -lirit
To c. ". CARDIGAN, Esq, Major FRITZ, and X. j. J.
PORTS, Esq, for the eloquent and complimerta y
manner in hitch they spoke of Ms after tia cloth
removed; aud 10 our hosts, the UNITED STATES HosS
Tor the splendid busts OF Nasbngt0n, Fran Kim
a column surmountei by an eagle, at this supper
This interchange of sentiment and feeling Iha,
occasion, will always form bright spot in mrm
DRY, to which We shall ever revert with pride and
pleasure.
To our hosts, the UNITED STATE. Hose and Major
FRITZ, for obtaining for the privilege Of visiting
the hallowed tomb of the venerst frsIEtin: al-o
that timeSonored spot sacred 10 every American free
man, Old Independence Hall. within whose patriot
walls We We're SO handsomely received by his honor
Mayor GIIpIN.
To the polite and gsntlemanly Director, JANIS
fNUNDES, OF united StHtce MINT, 1OT
his kind invitation extended to us. through Major
FRITZ, to visit that msney-making institution. We
can only express the WISH that white he is end
oring to make money for good OF Uncle Sam, he
may also mako some for bim-c'f
10 H. X. LAHBDIN, Esq, Of toe Academy of Fine
Arts, who also invited us, through the Major. Ia
visit ths above Institution, where were highly
gratlhet in viewing the almost breathing prcduc
tons of the artists pencil, and the sculptors chse
We are deeply indebted
To Major FRITZ, for the sumptuous collation. given
ny him, ut his own residence shall not only LAY
for that but many other things, there Will come
day of reckoning.
10 cur friends, the Committee OF Arrangements,
headed by c. W. CARRIGAN. Esq, Major FRITZ, and
IL. D. ~ PoTTS Esq, and many oth~ls for the ride &c
Fairmont v ater-Norks, Eastern 4. niteDtiary, and
Girard College; and, also to the ,cntemanly Oif
GERS OF the sbove institutions, feel ourselves
pnisr many Obligations. For the many and season
able refreshments, which we partcok OF en- that o.
csion We feel ourselve deeply indebted lend
X. LooNtr, ESQ., aud 10 every me nbsr, individually
our stay in Philadelphia, for their frequent courte
sizes to aIsD, 10 friend, j. NETS, Esq. of the
United States Hose Head Quarters, for his many at
tentiOns
To the L. 9. HOSE CoaPANY. for their grand com
plmentary ball, given in our honor. on the night OF
the llta, and for the truly magnificent present on
that interesting occasion, of the noble emblem OF
Nationality, the Star SpaDglrd Banner We ieel
proud, AID shall ever defend it's stars and stripes
from the rude Touch of foreign domestic foe; also
to JoHS Il. GIBSON, Esq, in behalf of the Northern
Liberty Hose Com pauy. who, through c. ". CAEEI-
A ESu s;n,ql a beautiful wreath.