Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-22

mas seen organized but few mon;h. ms ns. corps
snc nung which they present a sodir,lv snr..,-
They were on.. sne looking set Of men generally.
Comm raS night, where they were the guest Of
TRAY No; 2, OF the Baltimore CITY Guard.
tmore bronoht m the regular train from Bal.
q I'd tn. y. .ne Reed Rines from Chestertown
lar .nd Dainmore Commsndery Of Knights Tenn.
coDta IePorted that the train of twenty two car,
Na,.o the Baltimore City Guards and tn.
the IT, ~ seventh Regiment, were thrown of
nsay House, by reason of a land slip- and will
NJ. arrive In town before O'Clock n m IT,
te,ma. ZINES Were placed under charge Of Quar-.
onarts,. MMaJ mi1adleton, and escorted to their
dn, Inc Baltimore knights Templar we,e
s rec by the committee Of the District Comn'
ola Commandery. and, accompanied hv thai-
We're escorts: . y tho Ssrnes Band fsdman
o. cue corner OF Ninth and streets.
committee on the part of the District Com
BsidwiS L. ,rs Stevens, T; J; NJ. Barchus. E.
s Barrett s. ' p B. A. Hath a & HGGvs!
BALDWIN, w Fl. Deets, r. Morgan Lob 49,, -, -
., Iue Commandery from Baltimore are nnds,
sne command of Jos sterrit, Esq and are to be
National Holy oy Inc District Con'mandery at the
1,s,,t nAisxandria Rifemen, Capt Marye. First
t t.,eu: Humphreys, Second Lieut. Wallace. Quar-.
rived ;e hooe, Ensign Knox, and SO rifles ar
g. ~, IA Town at III o'clock m q, and proceeded
~; he district Armory. and afterwards by in vita
t .om 70 tne fancy store Of r. C. Stevens. where
tl SACKED arms and were provided with re-
ifeshments by the proprietor. They rcmainsd
here till ordered into line They ,xeye .cnnnnn.
n Hieo ny Major g T.Whittngton. of the Ietcher
Huards new company just formed in Alexan.
ofia, but not yet uniformed.
ARRIVAL OF THE Sun FIRE coMpANY OF ALE1.y.
DRIA.
eins o|n, nan past o'clock this morning, the Sun
IRE company OF Alexandria. ACCOMPANIED bv a
Dano OF music, arrived in this CITY to the numba,
VI %, bringing with them their splendid engine.
ana were esf2rted from the steamboat landing to
company Va '""'
The uniform of this company is nearly similar
10 that Of the Franklin Of this city as il also the
t .ngine 1oth In construction and dimensions, like
mat OF the apparatus of the Franklin One yery
oeautiul and striking feature Of this engi ne is the
tas'eiuliy executed representation of the LADY
GMrs. trace Reynolds) who was chiefly instru.
expensive machine. Mr. Hiram Webste, has
Deen chosen az their chief marshal for the occa
sion This afternoon. at 4 O'Clock, a grand din.
Tel VIII De rendered to them by the franklin.
hey present fine appearance In the line TO-DAY
sion ' f'o~ee-
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Oh the avenue and the streets the firemen made
handsome and imposing display, both i'm num-
Ders and appearance and it was very evident that
lne unpleasant weather had no terrors for them
Ire hre companies were out as follows:
me perseverance Fire Company, wi tn fortv-six
their
ldent, John Y. Donn Colclazer. marshal THIS
company made fine appearance in a new mi
FORM OF gray flannel shirts of tasteful and ser
sSedole style; black cloth pantaloons and waist
oels. ana yellow hats Of the New York pattern.
recently adopted by the company
me metropolitan Hook and Ladder COMPANY.
14 Jon. Chauncey. President, numbering 80 men,
VIII neat uniform. black frock coats red shi rta
with the symbols of the Fire Department wrouubt
upon the bosom, and black hats of the New YSrL
pa'.eIn, WIN the name OF the company and repre-
the front feU "Poh
The Union Fire Company, President
ABOUT 80 men, with uniform In the main similar
70 the other companies, with the except on of the
na. "nich is red. with blue badge bearing the
The franklin Engine Company was represent
eo ny delegation, or rather committee of ar.
engagements appointed to do the handsome thing
by their guests e
THE MASONIC FRATERNITY
Inc Masonic Lodges Of the District of Columbia
tnrned out about 12U members, in regalia. md,
the Grand Lodge of the District Of Columbia q
=. hitting, Grand Master; J. E. Holmead, mar.
Fredericksburg Lodge, No. 4, Jane, Haves
Master, brought 40 men into line
y" as hlngt0n Commandery No. 1, of Knights
lempiars, b. French. Grand Commander
Baltimore Commandery No. 2 Jas S:irat. Com
mander. "'' O'''
The Masons bore in the line interesting relics
connected with Washington's history as a M ason.
LODGE IN
which Washington was initiated, los wears 400
ana the ortg nal pa pers, the list of members and
best OF all, the Bible used upon the occasion of
Tue Initiation OF Washington. He also took his
with each occasion are preserved with great care
as the most precious relics. Potomac Lodge of
Georgetown, produces the gravel used by Wash
ington when ne laid the corner stone of fba or
itol. up
$500 THE MILITARY DISPLAY.
In addition to the companies already mention ed
Tue Following appeared on the street during the
day and In the procession:
Marine Corps, Maj. Territt; First Lieut.. Jones:
Second Lieut., Kirkland; Third Lieut Ramsey,
Fourth Lieu, Fendall; Sergeant Major, Robin.
son; and $50 muskets
, , From the Washington Armory-Major Hunt,
and four field pieces '
lrhis company, fne-looking set Of men, was
ii.Pioviseo THIS morning by Lieut.. Sanders Of the
Arnory corps who, in a few hours this morning
GOT lne men together, engaged horses and tao Killed.
on to the field ordinance, and got the men on tho
ground In good time to fall into place in the pro-
Cadets from Georgetown-Capt semm, r,,,.
Lieut. Rost; Second do. johnson; Third do. Par
sons; Orderly Dunegan; and 50 muskets
washington Rifes-First Lieut. Nietzey COM
manding; second Lieut.. Happ; Third do Rup-
pei; Ensign Miller; and so rifles. Mozart hand
IL pieces, Wagner leader
M. National Bluss-Cspt; Watt First Iieut Fox
Ensign Boswell; and 81 muskets
=, Union Guards-Capt: P. H. King; First Lieut.
Mciaughlin; Second do. I.ackey; Third do. Syl
vesteri Ensign Duffey; and 80 muskets
National Guard Little Tim, pioneer)-Captain
j. TAFT; First Lieut., Bishop; Second Lieut.
Johnson Ensign, Thomps on and ID muskets.
Montgomery Guards First Lieut. Langdon
commanding; Third Lieut.. B. Darlington: En-
sign, MutigeD; and 2s muskets
Washington Light Infantry Captain. j. Y
Davis; tlrf Llent-, Jno. Tucker; Second Lieut.,
}. II. Powers; Ensign, Morcoe, and 62 muskets.
Mounted Corps-Maj. Peck, Commanding.
Presidents Mounted Guard-Lieut Teel, Com
handing; Second Lieut., Owens; Third Lieut. =.
Martin; and IS men,
Charles County md Mounted Volunteer
Captain, Cox; First Lieut., Demment Second
Lieut., Compton; Third Lieut., Dyer Ensign,
Harris. ''' h''
THE PROCESSION.
The military column of escort and other organ-
izalons left the City Hall at 3 O'Clock, marching
5y Third street to Pennsylvania avenue, thence by
,ne avenue to the Presidents Mansion, there halt
ing 70 receive the part Of the procession there
ssenoieo, and thence proceeded to the Circle
60, .ainlng the Statue. The procession moved in
the following order: W. ''
l. MAJOR General Thomas 8. Jesup of the United
states Army, Grand Marshal and Com
. ~, Hander-ln-Chief of the Day
e The Surviving Officers and Sold,.,s n, .h
, REVOLUTION, In uniform
D. ne Joint Committee of Arrangements of the