The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-13

Band. Aaa
Assistance Hose and steam Fire Engine Company
Hope Hose and steamer.
America Hose and Engine
United States Hose.
Band.
Franklin Hose and Hand Engine, drawn by folr
horses.
Band.
Niagara Hose Company, with two carriages.
Friendzhip Hose and Hand Engine, With two horses
Northern Liberty Hose.
Columbia Hose.
Dnigent Hose and Steam Engine drawn by four
splendid horses,
America Hose.
independence Steam Engine, with lOur horses.
Hope Engine.
Band.
Pennsylvania Hose.
Band.
Philadelphia Hose and Steamer.
Band.
SchuYlkil Hose.
Band.
WeeeacOe Hose and Engine with our Horses,
Fio and Drum,
Western Hose and steamer with Six Horses.
Band
Good win Hose and steamer Drawn 10y Twelve
Horses.
Lafayette Hose with Two Horses.
Discharged Members OF tho Seyenty-so- ond Regiment
Committee Of Firemen OF the Washington Fire De
partment, who escorted them Iron Washington
20 Il city, consisting of William Dickson
FIancs Fox, John +. O'BrleA aud
Charles Ia. Graien.
THE FIRE ZOUAVEs.
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Globe Hose and Steamer
Band,
Sprng Garden Hook and Ladder COMPANY
Band.
Cohocksink Hose and steamer,
Amhu ances OF the Fire Department.
The Route.
The following route was passed oyeri-Up Third
sta eet 10 Brown, up Brown TO Twelfth, down Twelfth
10 hesnut, down ChesnDt 70 Fourth, down Fourth
IA NNuff AaIVa N
missing at sixth street.
The hose carriages and steamers which Joined in
the procession were handsomely and taseiuly deco
rated with flowers and flags The Good WIN Engine
had Twelve horses attached TO their steamer
The apparatus OF the ConOcksnk Hose and Engine
Company presented a splendid appearance. Their
hose carriage was beautifully decorated and two
small chi dIen dressed IN the garb OF Indians were
seated on The top OF the carriage.
The other companies in the line are as well deserv.
ing OF plase for the manner IN which their carri'
ages and steamers were iestooned.
won nded b0long;ng to tho Seventy y-second Regiment
were also decorated IN splendid style.
The warm reception with which they were received
along lhe route Nll form pleasing ieature for u.
ture remembrance. The private houses were a M ed
with persons anxious to catch glimpse Of the yee.
rams as they once more entered the city AS they
passed through the streets manifestations OF 10Y az
their return to their homes was shown Oy the sur
rounding crowds. In many places were TO be seen
American flags suspended from the windows Of the
houses while the ladies show cd their pleasure at the
return OF the veterans by the waving of handker-
| chiefs and audible exclamRtions OF Joy. r
the bells were made 10 chime forth notes OF welcome
| Among other tunes played by them was the old la
VOrite 'Yankee Doodle" AS the notes of tins time.
hOnOred tune fell ON the ears OF the veterans they
gave vent to their feelings IN eXeamatiOns of joy.
| The crowds OF men, women and children who lined
the sidewalks showed their yeneratiOn for tie
Zouayes by cheers which were loud and long and
which could be heard for squares distant They GER
tainly have cause TO feel proud OF the warm well
come they received from the citizens OF Philadelphia
along the route
The bremen were much admired. their : Ioaply ap-
ponrunoe and Rentemauiy bearing was the cause Of
universal comment, and long will their participation
In this escort and their admirable Arrangements Tor
favorable display be spoken OF by thor numerous