New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29
Nex .Yort Ca~nmon CocsoiL
OAc.c oS the Army ana NAVY.

Osscer os the Arm, .nd Navy. 49,,
n.vor. of N. Ct. 4 syn. Nv "a. bstin'"tr
Tfis RhHer BeH Ba4. Re'eI Troy o; T,,s,sc ss,
~ Cry sesa,p.y h,T'i,sa - f.er.oa Sei,
viii Elirsi-'h Cay a,e hscose q. go, AID
He'd, q Department; = ne ,e.'e named eiie' 'aa
Mer1Toitsn fuh'e c. nrnss' n'r> -,
yrez. tls War Of 1914 und- eonHaaa q Coz Ray n'n
IL CsrrAse%
F,uses Of TIRE Western D,'r command Of iae' D.
Nclsos Chief Siu-ef.
d., sorth. Band
W,.Ains,ou Engine ~ oi BrsakI'a
Nep,uDe EHrne No Of JAns!es
Firv Drpaltmen; Banner
U..rs ,os EIsle NJ = Ne~'Jer'ey' Organized i'SN
Atlantic Ho-- No. ].
La. vote Hoe and Ladder We J. .
rou Easiae No , handsomely mounted "a o~s AL ed
Dodxorh'. Bard.
Mcchauic Hoe NJ.
Protection E-z. NJ s. preceded BY little boy nth METAL,
Clinton Hoos and Ladder Va :
Clz-.5a = 81 No. oraus 81 With 'rraA' I'D piHie'
band
Alert hose c. Nos
, 49, ,a ,i t9sT ID Nth Tcp Of Liberty oa.u
asurc Cf'hr GINide.. Of Liberty
Crya Ho>e Co No u,ouu: carriage. ,ni oraaHened
PherlS En.ae c. 10 y oriianrn,,d i'm Any bicse;i.
Bad of National Guards
Pacac Eusue No u Each man waved white baud Ser's'
.he, Pe''ri he PleoI91, contSlnss the y'@a' 'd
w..hinson Hoe Co No. e
Baud
Broyr Easae No u with the Information 0' 'F'pF''
Empire Easae Co No. H. with .,led ho-aa 90 he as vessel
Ane7i1as II Sc Go. No.
Ws;rr Wrch Hose CO. No. ..
Band
Empire Hook ,na Ladae, Co No 3. 3 ,u.n,a.,.
F- Department Eastern District under command OF lAnsoa
Allen 'f B.hd r 'iH'F''
Ii, s,e, Furiu. No 49, very handsome apparatus and
bai4y finished 5g wed by The o engine Of the SANE Com
The.e Conpsn. wrrc heartily cheered they passed he
platform. -
LADY ws.h lf1s1' Hs, s' and L.dier Co No l.
PI S X sn pr s cS No NY q. CHAIR,
WV - OF Good I,en. No Of the =. D.
T S d.. f d S %' Mecs sa ,4's S
10 n'''u' '"' u 4,i-' SAT-. E1linc Co, NOD
rd,ad'$$9 15 Ho-e Nos
Ea..e Rn.in@ Co. Nos.
Pu.ria Hook sHd Ladder t.. :,
zOr,- Scam Engine Co. 10 ea T. drawn BY six h,r-. ~4
Yriendlip Engine Co n. 70 drawn BY four horses.
Continental Hose Co NJ. 4.
FOURTH ,Sp r,yrH DIVISIONS
r csr on Truck drawn by horses Hamilton Allen As'raton.
Constitution Light Guard with Hoe Cau.se Division Son, oi
Il I4TH
bor, Unon Bene,oeu society s. Jamess K C. Total Ab-,i
u,nce society New-ioss Ciedoliin Club
Dytsios.
This Division consisted various trades and dealers Ia
m-TehsId.-e.
The procession marched over the route designated
in the programme and reached the City Hall about
haf.pa,t three o'clock, extending distance ot nearly
eight miles. The route of tae procession was ten
miles in extent. On arriving at the City Hall they
were dismissed. The invited guests were then enter
tanned by the Common Council when An Grafton was
delivered by Richard e. Underhil, esq.
An ode was then sung by Mr.. Helms, TO the air OF
" The Star-Spangled Banner"
Alderman Kalbfeish, President Of the Common
Cornell introduced Jonathan Trotter, esq, second
Mayor Of Brooklyn, who delivered a brief congratu-
la,ory address, Addresses of congratulaton were de
Iyered by Mayor MAYO of Richmond Va; a. ID.
German. esq, President of the Common Council OF
Philadelphia; Mayor Allyn Of Hartford Conn: Mr..
Turner President of Council of Buffalo The Presi-
dent Of the Common Council of Baltimore, and 7. I.
Bapgs. President of the Common Council Of George
town. d. C.. Mayor Powell returned thanks TO the
distinguished visitors, on behalf of himself and the
Common Council aud citizens of Brooklyn, for their
attendance this OCCASION
The dav was closed by general illumination, fire
works at the City Hall, and calcium lights by Prof
Grant, which were witnessed by probably twenty thou
sand people
DuiiDg the day several pickpockets were arrested
BY the police, and locked up. The thieves took the
opportunity to rob several houses. But little occurred
10 mar the pleasure OF the day.