The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-08

By this time II was half past IL o'clock an hour and
half t;s.ns been spent in s1s%nns the Navy Yard
York and Bridge streets into Myrtle avenue where they
soppsd at the Myrtle Shades kept bv George King whsr
ter drinking complimentary toasts our frsmer
formed into line and marched to the engine house O
bs Of Myrtle avenue where the,
Smith Of New York city and has in MONT thi. fascript
on Union s strength. and at the back the follow
ing I'VE strive to save is also adorned with two
painting The at the back representing the arms
,svouosary scens called e Ne spir sei IN Of irS9, 7s
Here three cheers we're given for the Columbian
ditto for No II of Brooklyn. They then took coach
sean and proceeded along Fulton avenue Nevns street.
Atlantic street Fifth avenue along ths plank road
Sopey and from there along the old Go road
leading iEto the Third avenue to
GREENWOOD CH,fETERY.
The first spot that the Company visited was of course
ihe Firemen's Monument with which the Bsltmoreans
were struck dumb. The goa hesdiveness of New York
Appeared to be silently acknowledged by the pasr
otic hrenen of the Monumental City. Lenhard's band
nlayed tune known rs the s. Prayer" composed by
Kreuzer from the oreIa of Grenada believe after.
wads another from the opera of "Lucrezia di Borpa
They next yitited the and intended final re at
ing Place Of the old sea captain who is too tough to die
yet On tlao in 'front.' inside the enclosure is the in
scription. John CorIejas Family vault lsf7" Be.
hind as large nearly e is the old tar taking ths sun
altitude with his sextant. 1t is we understand very
good likeness, but for that we cannot youch He CONES
every other day to zee his statue but the place should
be respected for understand that his mother has been
sea captains whim did not appear to be much ap-
proved, prGysd o. 30 no music was played here, and the
monument This latter is we'll known to our
readers that any account OF it would appear super
assns .,. The band played before it dead march,
dtis Of sculpture 1he formed in line and pro-
ceeded to the gates ring by the sylvan lake. Their
time vas teo limited to allow of spending any further
time about the grounds. On their return home yard
they s'opled at Lndssys Hotel, the Gowapus road
close TO Gowanus Bav, where the members Of Brook
with,
elegant collation.. Mr. Rhodes gave toast the .sNes
York Fire Department and commented upon the circum-
stance that had led to his whdra wal the preceding
right rom Company No II. He likewise made q most
eloquent auson to he feelings of brotherhood that al
ways existed among hIemen. The toast was received
Mr.. Russell replied in behalf of the Manhattan COM
meet their Brooklyn nd There Vas ons s s 20
bou them all-pamely, to preserve property and hu
for the refreshments that had been provided for the
and which always acceptable to hungry men, He
should give as q sentiment -
tssir friendship be a. lasting - their zeal to sxtin
The guests then quilted the hospabs table that had
been SO bountifuy spread before them ard asg again
resumed their places proceeded to Brooklyn again
crossed the ferry to New York. and arrived about seven
O'Clock in the evening at their old quarters in Fulton
street, having spent as pleasant day could possibly
lie conceived there having been nohog mar the plea
Of the excursion-spIendid weather. com
pspiops good entertainment and thenest OF scenery
On their heir. return home the company had intended
Rileys Hotel but too late they had to attend
oinner the same night given to them st the Odd Eel
lows Hall, and no. at Rabinesus originally intended
BY Manhattan Company No s.
This morning they leave for Phadelphia by the New
York and PepDsylvana Central Railroad and win be re-
ceyed in that city the Weocaco Eogine Company stop
ping there for at least the day We wish the company
safe return home for they very gentemany Of
Joung men, and do credit to their native city In the
sccount given Yesterday Of this company it should have
been stated that IT originally started in 1905 aud
that Mr. Davis is the regular President of tue Columbian
Assocaion Mr. Colten the President Of the company
mail agent ard not baggage master, errsneousy
stated. Moreover, tho Baltimore fremen are exempt
from militia aod jury duties The company have regu-
lar appropriation of So 500 from Corpora
i'n On these roin's had been misinformed aud wa
hasten 10 correct the mstske