The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

Return Of Warren Hose Company No. 80 from
Philadelphia-Grand Reception b. the Fire
Department. &c.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hecoppon by the Fire
Department, &C.
large number of engine, hose and other companies
OF the Fire Department turned out last night 10 receive
Warren Hose Company No 80 their return from Phia
depha where they have been visit since Wednesday
last. On their arrival in the City Of Brotherly Love
they became the guests Of Hose Company 90 and tho
whole Philadelphia Fro Department turned out on tho
occasion to welcome them Nothing it appears, could
exceed the hospitality with which they entertained
their brother iremen of our sister city seemed to vie
with each other in their attentions and tho returned
visiters will long hold their hearted and cordial
rendship in vivid remembrance. When leaving Phla-
delphia they escorted the railroad station by
large force OF the Fire Department Of that city, and
accompanied by three Of the members Of Hope
Company, who we understand TO be their guests
during their stay in New York
As il was understood the expected company would
rive in the half past nine O'Clock train from PHILADELPHIA
the various companies which intended To join the pro-
cesson assembled at or in the vicinity Of the Jersey City
ferry, whore the line to be formed. A committee Of
three from Jackson Engine Company No. "a crossed tho
ferry and the arrival Of the returned dremen escorted
them this side Of the river where they received
by large delegation, consisting Of from each Of tho
companies present At half past nine the train arrived,
punetua 70 the hour and with the expected company,
who received by the committee in due form, and
who accompanied them across the ferry. On reaching
New York they greeted with cordial welcome by
their fellow 6remen The streets illuminated with
q perfect shower oi rockets and other fireworks,
while the torches, which famed along the
rapidly forming line brought out in bold relief the pic
turesque uniform OF the There twenty six
companies and thirteen bands and the whole number OF
members the procession could not have been less than
fifteen hundred. large mass OF people assembled at
the foot Of Courtandt street. and in fact all along the
route Of the procession and greeted them with the most
enthusiastic cheering as they passed. The men them
selves showed their appreciation Of this manifestation Of
popular feeling by cheering in return and they have
been pretty well tired before they reached their detna
ton The following the order Of the procession:
jackson Engine Company No. "a.
Band
One delegate from each company.
Delegation from Hope Hose Company, Of Philadelphia
Board OF Engineers.
Warren Hose Company No 49,
Guiick Hose Company No. II.
laurel Hose Company No. 80.
Band.
Excelsior Engine Company No. z.
Marion Hose Company No 4.
Band
Americas Engine Company No. g.
Empire Hook and ladder Company No. ..
Band.
New York Hose Company No. s.
Niagara Engine Company No. T.
Band
Mazeppa Hose Company No. ~.
Washington Engine % Company No. 70
American Hose Company No. 10
Columbian Hook and Ladder Company No. u.
Dodworh's Cornet Band.
Harry Howard Hose Company No 55.
Perry Hose Comply No. %.
Band
Marion Engine Company No o.
United States Hose Company No 2j
Band
Nassau Hose Company No. 56.
Guardian Engine Company No. 20
Whtworth's Band
North River Engine Company No 20
hand.
Zephyr Iiose Company No. 81.
Rand.
Minute Hose Company No 81.
Tho whole PROCESSION under the marshalsl,p of
Engineer John Bruce; and the line formed
street, with the right resting on CouraDdt street. ~
verse order. Tho course of March up Greenwich
street Warren, Broadway, Fulton, Nassau, Centre Leo
nard, Warren Tenth, Greenwich avenue Eighth ayenne
Seventeenth street, Ninth avenue Eighteenth street
Tenth avenue, Seventeenth street Ninth avenue Hudson
street Spring sullivan, to the house Of Hose Company
No, 30, where they dismissed
Many ~ the machines very handsomely deco
rated and nearly all thu members bore ,orchcs fam
beaux la their hands while carried lanterns Hose
company No. ~ whose cart y splendid piece Of manu-
faciure had ornamen,ed with wrea,hs o noxers But
Engine No 2was perhaps the attractive affair the
whole procession. 4 stuffed figure of fox occupied
most conspicuous place the machine while above him
was part ooiorcd ransprrncy bearing upon the IN.
scripticn swamp fox Hook aud Ladder Company No
had their truck also very tasteully decorated with
flower wrcaths; but Engine Company No. 4 might bs
literally said to take the shine out Of them ALL f they
had an immense calcium hight erected on the machine
and this turned full thc line OF the procession
shone with briisncy that dsxxic the eyes Of the
spectators Far up aone the PROCESSION the food Of silver
light thrown until the red glare q the torches
themselves seemed To turn pale in coutras,
and We trust will be used hereafter on similar occa'
SONS, Tor the effect produced by II was very fine
a. following ai,er Engne NO came hngine Company No
Then next IN order, was Hose Company No 10, tho
members of which bore part coiore lamps their hands
while the cart itself brilliantly Illuminated. but i'm
point q decoration, Hook and Ladder Truck No "a was
certainly deserving OF all the attention and admiration
htsht Erou tlg NJ fl.of
temple Of liberty, whose pillars ssd doms wreaihed
with tho national oolors, while the hgure of
nus--was no, had representation q Young Amsrca
Harry iiowards Hose Company No. IS, had tho
illuminated letters of dercut coors and the deoora
tons 81 the cart itself displayed much Engines No
" and 20 were get on with ofusion Of American ags
lamps
During their march along ,hc route me Grcmcn never
ceased dischargug rockets which, rising high air. fell
in gtierng shower Of green. purple gold and Co
lors. They determined " make grand pyrc,echnc dis
play and when as body, they form such determine
ton they generally carry u quite enough that
they suocee on this OCCASION and that tho procession
proportion 20 tho number there A. fpe az
We have or time, cxccpt perhaps tha. of tho
great cable demonstration on the ist u The rrssn, month
twelve before they reached the end on Il and the xbo
body dismissed.
Al the Of the procession the returned aremen with
the deleEaon from Philadelphia, entertained by
jackson Engine Company No - whose bonse they
down 70 SUPPER number of oas,s be proposed
vi took place, for the hour which entertainment
vast be given was rather late, present.
eues,s had pheasant, time; for, 4 the dremeu do
know how "a enjoy themselves when they get together
then there y no such thing az social enjoyment IN tnis
world.
supreme Court-generai TERM.
ssrr. 2i--John B-asrrorsh. Rece,rer ef a. Elaad
argued al the General Term. The plaintiff as receiver
brought an action 10 recover $40 600 AMI upwards from,