Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

partmen . Ill tnH hIlcflluoit VILE
FAME HOSE CoMpAsy.--This Company has
got up carriage worthy the enterprise of
the members. II is splendid affair in every
respect it Is built upon new plan her
front gearing, what is termed the fifth
wheel should be, is dispersed with, and her
springs work upon half-circls plate, which
gives light graceful appearances it is beau
titully silver mounted all the iron work be-
ting silver plated, except the springs which
are polished. In the middle Of the front
locker stands beautiful female figure; hang
ing Immediately over it is the Bell 'iallows,
SUSPENDED from which are two beautiful &C.
tagon bells above the wheels is a large silver
lamp surmounted with an eagle from
whose beakis suspended smallbellwhichrings
with the motion Of the carriage. The front
locker is beautifully carved and has in the
centre q very correct likness of the Secretary
of the company, Mr.. James L. Morrow, paint.
ed by Garrett OF this city. On the back lock-
er is splendid painting Of a female figure re-
clining on her arm. This painting was ex-
ecuted by Mr.. Murray Of Philadelphia. The
running gears are beautifully painted in black,
worked in with gold and lilac the upper work
is painted with carmine and picked in with
gold. The axles were made In this City by
Carswell and vanderbreck. On the woodwork
of the fore axle, is silver plate with the
makers name OH it, and the following build
1 = I;or,
Leeg, J. L. Morrow, J. Il. HAZEL, ]. NJ. Stew
art, Robinson Hogg, w. H. Bannar, J. H.
Martin and ]. L. Riley Esqrs.
The company has also purchased i've hum
dred feet of hose from the mandatory of
Barnett & Jenkins in Sixth street near Charry.
This beautiful Carriage was built by I'd
mund Young, of Brinkley Place Philadelphia
and painted by L. Young, the celebrated En-
street.
Altogether this Carriage is splendid piece of
work manship, costing 500; and the taste
with which it is gotten up reflects great credit
on the builders and Committee who superin-
tended her construction.
committee of the members will bring her
to this City this morning at half past nine
O'Clock. The Friendship Fire Co. will take
the whole affair under her escort, and pro-
cession of all the companies Of the city will
proceed over the following route. The line
will form on French st. right resting OIL Front
ST., countermarch up French to 4th down 4th
fNyaf. p..I ", a
to Poplar up Poplar to 4th down 4th to
Lombard up Lombard to 9Th; down 9Th to
Spruce up Spruce to 9TH; up nth to King
down King to 6th up 9Th to Shipley; down
shipley to 4th down 4th to King down King
to End; up End to Market; up Market to St.
JOINTS Church, Brandywine countermarch
back to King; down King to 18th; up nth
to Orange; down Orange 10 Tth up 7th to
West up West to 9th up 9th to Washing
ton down Washington to 9Th; down 9th to
West down West to Ind up End to Madison;
down Madison to Front down Front to
Market up Market to End along End TO the
Fame Hose house, and there dismiss.
HAuLRD OuT.--E. & G.. Moore hauled out
upon their Marine Railway, last Wednesday,
he U. S. cvenue Cutter Forgard, command
ell by Capt. Nones. She drew while OH the
carriage feet water forward and feet aft
5nss" DR.. Grimshaw will address the citizens
of Wilmington, this Saturday evening, at
u o'clock in the city Hall. Subject, Our
CoHNoS Schools.
BRASpYwlSE GOLD Fisu.--Whie Isaac
chr stman and William Little were engaged
fishing at the forks OF the Brandywine, three
miles from West Chester, on Thursday morn
ing last, they caught fish, which seem ed
to be quite stranger to the waters of the
Brandywine. 1t is very beautiful having all
the appearance Of gold fish, and measures
ten inches in length. Whether it will make
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