Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

Tns FnannHn pAnApr--On Saturday ai,Ss-
noon the entire PIE Department Of Clovolauq,
With tho exception of ph@nix Company No. 4
turned out on parade IN honor of Fillmore Co No.
. Of Bunalo The procession formed on Oniafm
street. north Of the square, headed. ~ Lclandf
Band the Engine oompahiss following accorllngip %
number, and the Hose Companiea bringing up The
rear from ibis polnt hey marched down 81
Clair street 10 the Angler House, where lhey were
Joined by Hlmore Company With their machine
preceded by their Band They took their paceat
the rear Of the Cleveland force, Chief Engineer
Hi aud bis assistants walking 10 front Of Whites
Bend The display, as they marched through So
perior street, was ine one. The companies were
all dressed in full uoilorm, oil wearing red or blue
shirts, with the exception Of the Alerts, whose
drab coats formed q pleasing contrast. The dress
Of the Finores consisted Of red shirts, FIRE hats'
black pants with red stripe. The procession ex
tended from Water street to the south side Of the
square. Whites Band, by their excellent music
pleased everybody. They are hard to beat
The engine Of the Fillmores is "three decker
similar to the new one Of No 8. Itwas in elegant
condition, shining bright with varnish and polish
The conn any is fine looking one, the members
being hearty, muscular looking fellows. They are
mostly Germans, and q more gentemanly appear
lug sompaDy we have never seen. SO say al who
have bad anything to do with them while here.--
They have gone back to Buffalo, carrying with
them the regard and respect of the Cleveland peo-
pie We did not see ore drunken or one dsor-
derby man among them. We wish we could say
the same of their Cleveland brethren in the De-
partment
The scene at the depot before the departure of
the train was wild ard exciting. The Department
Of this city turned out to escort their visitors to
the cars at O'Clock, Arriving at The depot the
procession marched the length Of the building
twice, when the Bnfalo company got on board the
train Then followed such time Of cheers and
wild rivalry Of good feeling as is difficult to de-
scribe.
Cheer after cheer was sent up from each side
The Buffalo Department and the Cleveland de.
partment,--the Fillmore and each Of the Cleve,
land Componies,--the Chief Engineer of each
city-the Foreman Of the Fillmores,-the Hon
orable Aldermen, who, as honorary members acs
companied the Filmores-and all other conceive
able parties who might, could would or should
have any connection with the Fire Army received
hearty and long continued cheers with vehement
tigers" Hands we're shaken (he Buffalo boys
wrists will be lame for a week.; good byes were
said, and at length the train moved out of the de-
pot amid the united cheers Of the red shirttd
multitude which filled the space about the cars
The Fillmores express themselves highly
pleased with their visit and dare any Cleveland
Company to go to their city to be paid of in like
corn to what they have received
We forgot to mention that the Counoilmen who
accompanied tho Buffalo Company we're driven
in the carriages, which formed part of the pro-
cession on parade.