New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-05
immense Turnout of the Population.

A sPL ENDID PAGEANT.
Immense Turnout of the Population.
A GRAND GALA DAY.
The annual turnout and parade of the iremen of
New Orleans, yesterday, was the largest and most
brilliant within our remembrance. The weather was
bright and clear, not too warm for marching, and
the streets in excellent condition for clean and ee
giant parade Though there was no official or formal
suspension OF business, there was still very large
actual suspension. Ali the bunting about town was
thrown out to the breeze, and in every quarter Of
the city were to be seen holiday signs Of some kind
or another.
RECEPTION OF THE GUESTS.
In yesterdays Crescent gave the particulars OF
the reception Of jackson Fire Company No. l., Of
Jackson, Miss, who arrived on Thursday evening by
the railroad, and were received and escorted down
town in torchlight and rocket procession by dele
cations from all the city companies, and Eagle Fire
Company No. Z, whose special guests they were
They were formally received, in the of the Fire
Department. by Chief Engineer Gruber, and then
handsomely taken care of after the procession by
their hosts, the Eagle boys. They numbered some
seventy men, about fifty belonging to the engine
division, and the remainder to the hose-carrage
division.
The Mobile fremen arrived early yesterday morn.
ing by the steamer VIM Bagaley, at the Jefferson
| Railroad. The crowd numbered IS men, including
Washington Fire Company, No. 8, about so men, and
the remainder consisting Of delegations from five
| other companies. They were met at the Lake and
welcomed to the city by committee consisting Of
James Beggs, foreman of Washington No. 20 Frank
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before joining Tue procession, felican HOOK ana
l1aooer NO. "sn1 10 'ne estaoiisnlnept ol Madatne
AlDert al 'ne corner Oh hoyal ana blehvie streets
anu pfesen'eo 'na' iaoy "isn nagninceh. slVel
9a'e. anu soo sople'' as ah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI VI.
very anu ease,ui ,iaune1 Al WINCH sue nas
'he'f 'or we ias' 'nfee
~ was gallant tnins on Tue part 0! tne feLcai
poys' anu ohe u oe long remembered py Maoam
o Albert
n hiaoahie A,oer.' III ner 'ufn, haae present ol
l. spiehoio saianu w crescent fne company mo. q
Oh 'ne 1h'fa ps'r'c' VINO stopped az her eSeaoilsn
men. oh .neir way up 'o"n' anu fecel'eo 'he copn
: lnen' WIN oeGoln,ns grave
J. A"eiioah HooA anu Lauuei No. lnaae piesen
splenao SILVER saVef' p''cher' ana gooe's To MI
eu'nper. H. oioeono' one VI lheir company Luz
presentation LOOK place al tne residence ot MIS- oo
conn., oh o.' onares s'fee'' anu was nnaue oy Mr.
J., De onoiseal; "no' III 50 uo'ne stated ,nae IL nae
peen .he ln'en''on o' .ne company 10 maze 'ne pre-
sehta'o 'hlousn 'ne'r iofen'au' Joseph t'oss' WI.
Aaa pu' Jus' ie' ns ueatu fon an uu.oftunate acci
dent received III tne dscharge OF MS duties as hre
nian' MI. oioconno .ece,Vea 'ne 'es'nion'ai oeooh
lhgy III response orie'' ou' eehg ano 70 tne poin'
- Arao ferfy NO. u presented oeauelial silVe
% trumpet 10 tne'r ioremah' Mr. Alexander aApre
r retary' Mr. A. Marlagn ana Tue very nanosom
marx Oh esteem was handsomely acknowledged y.
lts recipient
LOUISIANA nose company presented rcn sll'e
trumpet 70 thelr Cniet Drector, Mf. Y. Madoen' US
n | fo,r ,,oars Tha .r,n,,o+ ,v,s nrosontod with ii
D. handsome address by Mr. joseph r. Hornor, and az
T. cepted by Mr. Madden with the feeling acknowede
ment which such compliment was calculated t
b. draw forth The trumpet is beautiful affair." rchl
III chased and embossed: the Job of Mr. H. p Buckle,
On one side are the arms of the State of Lousian,
which are also those of the Company, with the
motto, In periculo promptus;" on the other desig
lis representing the Louisiana hose carriage; higher
RS is panoply of ladders hooks and firemen's instrl
~ ments and on the opposite side the inscription
Chris Madden, Chief Director, by his fellow membe
of Louisiana Hose Company. New Orleans Marc
!, 18th, 1882 The ceremony was concluded with
,1o,sort or, ol,ino ff botlos ond than tba Comn,r