The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

loWeu, IN winch all heartily Joined. ikHs.%
Yesterday morning Empire Hook and ladder 90 No. y,
presented silver tru,npets To their Foremen Mr. John
Erodt, and Mr. Martin Senger, Assistant; and John u
Erodt presented with gold watch and chain by tho lady
friends Of the company and on their return homo the
company had supper at Mr. StoovePs HOTEL on Eghtn
avenue. aff Fssfenfs
silk American flag was presented in the morning To
Engine Co. No. IL by the ladies' In Jackson street. The
ceremony took place prior 10 their taking place IN the
parade. -S~ t1tt
ARREST OF THIRTY PIcKPoCKETs ON THE LINE OF
ssf4 THE PROCESSION. Y
The detectives were busily engaged arresting pick
pockets along the route Of the procession and when even
ing came found that than thirty Of the light
fingered gentry had fallen into the hands Of the officers
The prisoners oil brought TO the Office Of the Gene
raj Superintendent Of Police. Some Of them we're de-
tanned for examination but the majority Of hcm were
released. number Of pocket books and watches were
stolen curing he day, but, as far as we could
none Of the property recovered. young man named
John Christopher arrested at the Of
street and Filth avenues charge Of attempting TO pick
the pocket OF Mr. Albert w. Berg of gold hunting watch
and chain Justice Quackenbush committed the prisoner
FOR examination. Three women well known pickpockets
arrested In Broadway while endeavorng operate
upon ladies' who were viewing the procession
stoop. A number OF pocket books containing small
sums Of money were found upon the persons Of the
prisoners Persons who were vicmzed will do well to call
and take look at the prisoners and tho pocket books
A man named Bennett, belonging 10 one Of the Phila
dephia companies now visit to this city, was severe
y beaten in Centre market place last evening by
Der OF fremen Of the Fourteenth ward He was taken
care OF py some OF his friends frNhD
THE FESTIVITIES IN THE EVENING.
ENTERTAINMENT OF DAMPER ENGINE COMPANY, NO. A,
OF HARTFORD, BY LAFAYETTE ENGINE COMPANY,
NO. ID, OF NEW YORK. II Ea4
Damper Engine Co., No. 4, Of Hartford, Conn, who
participated in the parade yesterday most sumptu-
ously entertained last evening by lafayette Engine Co. No.
49, of this city, whose guests they during their stay
When the procession was dismissed the two companies
where both the engines housed after which they
wentto Fritz Hotel of Broomc and Hdrdgc streets
where splendid collation. in readiness. II s almost
needless TO state that full justice was done the ample
quantity of vands and liquids provided showing evidently
that both guests and entertainers must have felt exhaust
ed by the long march of the day.
When the inner man had been well replenished Mr.
Martin, foreman Of the visiting company, made q warm
speech in which he heartily thanked, the name Of his
brethren their guests for the kind and bouneous enter
tainment which they had received E4
Loud and prolonged cheering followed his speech
Mr. soEY responded TO the speech OF Mr.. Martin, con-
vcyng thanks for the honor Of visit from the brethren
welcome.
member Of Co 49, Perkins, Charlock and Badger all
congratulatoYy to the visiting company. ISL
The utmost harmony prevailed and after the repast long
and loud were the vvas which uttered each
paDy alternately cheered the other.
Three hearty cheers then given for the New York
Herald in particular and the press in general and the
two companies adjourned to the wescheser House where
the Connecticut frcmen put up during their visit.
The occasion Of their visit will be long remembered by
the Damper Engine Co., both Of their partic
patton in Of New Yorks most interesting public de-
monstraons and the kindness and courtesy which was
uniformly extended to them by their brethren in this CITY,
committee from No. 10 have chartered steamboat and
will show their guests the sights Of harbor and the
both companies visited in UNIFORM the theatres and other
places of amusements s
The Connecticut remcn will leave this afternoon at four
o'clock in the boat for Hartford and will be escorted to
the place Of departure by Engine Co. No. 10.
AMERICUs ENGINE co. NO. s, OF NEWARK, ENTER
TANNED By PHENIx HOSE co. mo. %, OF NEW
YORK. fs sa Hill .r.
About year ago Phenix Hose Co. No. o. of New
York, paid visit to Newark, where they were hand
somely entertained by Americas Engine Co. No. g. Of
that city Yesterday when the excitement Of the parade
over this friendship becomingly recprocated by
Phenx Hose, who made Americas Company their special
guests, the occasion Of their visiting the city
to participate in the grand parade. The repast
was prepared at the Grand street Assembly Rooms,
and the board sparkled with good things innumerable
When the collation. had received attention from the hun
dred persons who composed the company
The health Of B. S Plume foreman Of imericus of New
ark was proposed by W. R. W. Chambers, foreman Of
phsnix Company, who presided =. the dinner.
Americas Engine Company Of Newark, for the
warm and hospitable manner in which they had
been received by the Phenix Hose Company of
New York. He hoped this occasion would serve as
additional bond Of friendship fellow feeling that
cay the visit Of Phenix Hose Company to Newark
He concluded by rendering to Phenix behalf OF Anne
rcu6 presentation front as token of the esteem in
which the members Of his company hold the members of
Phenix Applause and cheers)
The health Of the foreman Of Phenix Company next
Mr.. CHAMBERS thanked the members of Ame-
rcus for the token of esteem which they had
Thought to them ba ,nS S also
proposed his health He concluded with hope that the
present friendship between the companies would
sSHnrtr fhn
and cheers.) tte
The hcalhs of the assistant foremcn Of both companies
were next proposed drank appropriately responded to,
and received with cheers and other bursts Of eyuation
The health Of Governor B. +. Pnckney, formerly FORE
man Of Phenix Co., was then proposed and received with
Governor PNcKNEY replied in brief speech in which
he referred to the many pleasant well as toll
SEINE hours ne spent while member Of the Fire
he would never forget the many favors for which he
indebted to the remen, but will always labor serve
useful and neglected bodies in the community He then
complimented the Newark company, for their
o hs em aea pnS y ss hs health
former the preservers Of the public property the
latter the conservators Of the public peace The speech
and toast were both received with much cheering and ap
plause rgFr -
'sThe Press Of New York; was then proposed as
toast and the representative of the HERALD being loudly
called upon to respond, did SO in few words. -.
'The Day celebrate" then toasted, and respond
ed to by W. Pnckney, formerly assistant foreman Of
Assembly. His remarks were received with applause.
Other oasts and speeches and songs beguied
the time pleasantly away till the hour the departure Of
Americas arrived, when the members of that company
gave three ringing cheers for Phenx which instant
ly returned with interest by three for Americas and the
party arose. The members Of Americus were then es
corted to the boat by the members Of Phenx Hose Com
pany, where separation took place. The Newark
pany had with them handsomely silver mounted engine
which was only finished Friday last ami their full
complement Of fifty men.
NATIONAL BANQUET. AT THE APOLLO ROOMS, COM
ELEMENTARY TO NEPTUNE HOSE C0MPANY OF
NEWARK.
Neptune Hose Company No. /, Of Newark, N. j., were
entertained at grand supper last night at the Apollo
Rooms, by National Hose Company No. a. Of this city.
About eight O'Clock in the evening the two companies in
handsome uniform-red shirts, black pants and duty
hats-marched down Broadway from Canal street, and
tered the Apollo Rooms, warmly greeted by the thousands
Of spectators outside the building whose front appro
priacy decorated with banner containing the inscription
"Nationa Hose Company "a welcomes Neptune No. L."