Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

Tar PmEugN's PAWADg.--Saturday wos made
..,,oj gala DAY il our city by the annual parade
n os, Piremen. They turned out strongly and it
w, admitted on oil hands that they made a more
,ol.oJil jisploy than they have done OH any pre-
,on, OCCASION Tie order and style Of The pro
,,,i,n was as follows;
IA, First Wheeling Hose Goethe Old Reds,
rs,s Justly assigned the front OF tie procession,
They bore splendid satin banner, and their little
sn,ine-veneable for lis past servic,s-wos in.
.,,6bed "Wds AtOake"--Bud finely deeomled.--
W. pocei With this company, those old ysleu ms
N iii. Phe Department, VIM. Hail. w. @. Scott,
Nm. B1ley, and j. X. Boislord, looking hale and
4, ATTY. The oYoung Reds" which have recently
i5c.I this company, made grand display They
t,Jthe reel surmounled with temple OF irum.
mai arches, representing The scene at rrenton,
',ls,e Washington was hailed with songsof vel
come and his pathway sltewed with flowers, A
little lice representation OF Washington, in The
mil Continental uniform, was seated on mimic
Gorse, nader the arches, While gtOups Of little
Girls lhronged The portals. The device was we'll
e,ttrn up. This company numbered 16 members,
2-Ths Hope turned out Sc membele--bure o
beautiful satin bnnueT, aud had band oil music
Their rel bore on evergreen tempe in which one
little maiden r-presenl.l Hope leaning on on on
ehor, and another the GODDESS Of liletty. The
engine wss also handsomely decorated. The Hope
on all occasions, is hasd 10 beat.
3-Ths Guqrds-6lh WaTJ--was preceded by
the American Gag and accompanied 10y the Ger
man Prremen's band. and had variety Of devices
and decoruuons Their tel represented q very
IuIuraa, 'orest inhabited by two hvr"b,g lniins"
and zone, two, three little Inlins." The ever
green arch reared across the slteel the GuaId,'
engine house, aud uod which The process on
passed amid enthusiastic cheers, displayed great
zeal aud taste on the pprI Of the Guards, aud wOs
a fine and magna oimOus tribute 10 lheH bother
fremsn. This eOmrauy uumbe.el &c men.
4-THs IndsptndsHes. No. l-rrom the FrsI
ward, rought out their beautiful engine and reel
in fne Trim. They had nspIendid satin banRer a
band Of martial music and divers decorations. -
They made fine appearance, but from some
cause or other, did not tutn Out Os strongly as
heretofore They Numbered a..
5.-Ths Rough cad RtHdy, from Bast Wheel
ing, brought up tie procession, and, in the OPin
ion Of many successfully contested Tot The ltsI
display They bore an elegant banner had a
band Of martial music, and wore yefy gorgeous
unfom. heir reel carried a barge inscribed
"Eraisior', and over.arched with magnificent
wreahs feslooned with aOwers, ~ which vas seat.
ed 10 little maidens, representing the 10 States,
This company Is composed roE The most part OF
very substantial meli bul they know, neyetlhe.
less, how to gelupn fine display, when occasion
uQuires. They Grped out 40 members.
Uniforms .Oui frernen never before presented
sucL an elegant array 81 uniforms Tile uniolm
Of each company was as lOlIOWG
Old Reds--Rrd shirIswth blue collars trimmed
with gold lace, black pants, and white ssxony
haIs with the Aneriean shield ia front.
Hope-Red shifts, white iaiin coIIrsiimmed
with gold lace, whlu pouis aud black laEed caps.
GuarIs-YeIlow shirts, black collars with sill
yer spangles, blsck pa Us aud b Ock hats.
Independence No, 1 .-Bueil ills wllhoutfaeing
aud white pants. 81
Rough and Ready.--Lighi blue sLiris' 'e'lvelvei
collars with gold lace Trainings, white pants and
white Iurhats.
Afierlhe procession had passed Though tie pun
cipa slreels, it halted ia font u le AoLure
House, where n. N. GatlN Esq, q the Rough
and Ready Company opPoiuled speaker ioF Tie
occasion, delivered short aud pertinent address
Each company thenrepaitedto its quarleIs' feeling
justly proud OF the proceedings o( The day