New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
VISITING FIRENEN.

During Wednesday. Pe,ssrsJstee Hose Cvnps.
ny No. >, o. Philadelphia, 1rder escor. Of their
i.-i Howard Eogioe C,aps,y No. 81, Wis tel
the institution. N Black wells aud Randall Isand,.
where the party was er.eytaped by the Gov
ernor.. Yesterday, the strabses rode out to High
Bridge, and in the evening visited Woods Miostrss.
After the entertainment the PblsdelphaE msrched
TO the Apollo Rooms, Broadway, and par:ook Of az
excellent dinner ut tie invitation of HowssS Eogine
| Company, Mr.. Joseph L. Cole, Foreman. NJ. Cbas.
Miller eficiatei a Marshal. and Capt. Jas NJ. Ta-ner
! presided at the banquet Upon entering the hsI
Capt Turner, on behalf % his associates, eItsrset
hesr,y welcome to he Phiadeps lars, on beh.h G.
whom Msjor Peter Fritz responded. Ample jus,ics
bavrc been done TO the edibles, the chairman read
the following toasts which were duly responded 10 oy
various gentlemen present:
REGULAR rOISrs.
l. TIE Prssi1er, # ne United S,afc-Osr Nsor a C>S
hs administration BE- uPhss BY wisdom and toe {, css
he Mogoy ard Co-ros Correti efAe CIR Of yS, Y-s
The people. peseusSss in the discharge Of their da,i<.
honesty guide then justice support them ara f'ihfn
on, GvSs,-The oscers ard member. o, Per.v-rsnce-
Hose No Of the CRY Of Philadelphia worthy rp-sesvcs
glorious band msy their lives b. oss snd their peassrrs
1 complete sorrow unknown to them JOY their eostsus
Rarry Ecva-d u, C,i>f Esgi.or, Of ne F1, D.ra,s
me"' Neg ieys-An honest mon fs.hfi hrey.n ,reses"
citizen. NAV the rsh vseO hesn 'pcedhy conquer eiscSs
snd rss.orr him 70 bis former usefulness
5 The Cnoe', and Msmbos Of he Firs Depa,fresf 81 Nc
CRY Of Philadelphia Nod for their ,m ieucy ard ds'ius ~
their unbouuded hospitality visitors May rsss
fail 0. should We forget their kudr.. am
TIE Ten Goternoys1he Fathers 81 Charitable
institutions. G-utnsn in their department hhfel Ia The
eetarse othI s.I .so Be- repaid e' the s'
ne Pyus-An hics the pnisr viii 10
reflected beacon hight to the oppresed champion IN FREQ
r.ScrenGcrce Ha-rhe birthplace Of American s-ry;
chapel in which srrs demonstrated shy should
ard hOw dared BE- Tree.
o on, 1mv ava yart-The s,ross Of national
defense they recruit I'll their ranks o.
hero to lead them =.
together 'te heai. ofUnhn force the water 81 Unicu
through tlumsu,s hose aud queuch the demon Dscord
aided by a 4" s,l slsrm from Perseverance. . -.
H. UomanNhen adorned by Virtue, mans dearest riest
u C'ra and Religion. Lbs,i,A pricele, swrl when pos
"a TIE Iored one, a, Home-My health weslth and hspps
ness be- their coustait ateEdsIe
Major Fritz, in responding TO the third tcas', said
the members Of Perseverance, Hose Company felt iu-
debted for the many favors bestowed upon the n by
their brethren of Ne~-Nork, favors they knew not
when or bow they should ever be able fully to repay
They always gave cordial welcome to the New
York Firemen, and would ever hold themselves in
readiness to repay the attentions of Howard Engine
Con pany. The present ovation was unexpected and
was another kindly act to be registered 10 the memory
of Perseverance. IL concluding his remarks, ho gave
rs a sentiment
TIE union Of Hotcnrd and Pe,sesedres Ce~
Re- May continue, and may that hus o heHdshp 'ns
las beef formed never b. severed or broken "undet
After the regular toasts, volunteer sentiments were
given and il was late before the company bfckeup.
The Phladelphans return home today