The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07


Der o. ladies' and inscribed with he motto 81 the oompa
ny, Swamp Fox" The company's dog Jack, splendid
an the parade by marching under the carriage He was
ORIGINALLY brought from Virginia BY the Fire zouaves,
who captured him at Bull run.
sAIAaARA ENGINE COMPANY No Ar Leavey FOREMAN
second Class steamer and nfty mon.
EDWIN FORREST HoM COMPANY No 5-Thomas
Lynch Foreman, thirty menThe carriage was decorated
with the American colors and most gorgeous plume in
the centre Beneath the carriage walked noble specs
men OF the canine trbesagacous enough to ring the
bell in OF an alarm. He gave the clearest mani
festaons that he too was participating In the grand
celebration that taking place.
LxxINoros ENGINE COMPANY No. III :. GlAdnsy,
Foreman-paraded sixty men, with their own apparatus
richly mounted with decorated lanterns They paraded
also small hand engine, drawn by thirty boys in ro.
mems rig, which 10 decorated on tho air chamber by
gilt American eagle.
CRoros Hoss CoMpAxY No e-Thomas Mccarthy, Fore
man-paraded thirtyfve men. The hose carriage, the
highest in the city, was profusey decorated with nags
neat little flags Of the Union The ohaste front panel
representing Chief Engineer Decker and four Foremsn
Of the company stood out well In contrast TO tho gaudy
MANHATTAN ENaIsE COMPANY No. s-Geo. G. T. Patter-
company plainly but neatly decorated with Ameri-
can flags and, with her sixty men, was one Of the fea
lures Of the turnout The MEMBERS In addition 70 red
SECOND DIVISION.
Engineers Lamb and Bates Marshals. Rocket Bana
WAraR wIrcH ENGINE No. 1o-william Banhan, Fore
polished and over the signal lamp the national flag
with several strcamers.
nohue, Foreman and seventy five men.-The boiler and
pipes were brightly polished On the front signal was
k g q Fore
man-turned out thirty men. The hose carriage was
splendid affair the reel having panels of looking glass in
serted while the signal lamp and two smaller ones OF
gilt metal and silver gave the whole additional lustrs
EAGLE ENGINE COMPANY No. 1S-A J. Fullerton Fore
gneer Mr. shaw was carried on the top OF the tender
which was under the charge Of Councilman Heay They
nice display Of drummond lights The boys presented
grand appearance In their black suits with white com
iorters Thi: company wound up the celebration BY
CoLuxmAN Hosn ConpANY No. o-John Kennedy, Fore
man-Thirty men, decorated with nags streamers and
three large appropriated bells. This company carried
with them platform erected on the top Of the oar
rage, real live raccoon.
Foreman-forty men. This company paraded splendid
new steamer for the first time She was tastetully de-
panied by band that dscoursed some elegant music.
LIBERTY Hoss COMPANY No. 10-Wm. Drew, Foreman
my men Decorated with alargs American asg around
hons. They accompanied by "honOrary mem.
ber'' Of the company-the famous Newfoundland dog
Carlo noble specimen Of the canine tribe They had
two signal lamps centre lamp and two hind lamps.
JACKSON HOSE COMPANY No. 13-Jas. Doty, Foreman
paraded forty members The hose carriage was richly
decorated with treoored plumes, Union flags, while
ponnant encirclcd the likeness OF the sponsor Of the
Brown four years old dressed in full foremans rig sat
on top Of the hose reel, and was general attraction
EAST RIVER ENGINE COMPANY No l7-stewart Carson,
Foreman-paraded fifty men The engine-a second class
hand engnewas decorated with largo flag fixed in
the signal lamp, and with her brasswork brightly
polished, looked quite neat
ATLANTIC Hoe COMPANY No. l5-Peter McIesr Fore
man-twenty five men, The carriage decorated with
three fancy lamps, two plumes, side lamps and flag
THIRD DIVISION.
Engineers Pery and Long Marshals. Newark Band.
Foreman, and Gly men The hand engine Of this com,
pany, one Of the largest In this city, was plainly but
neatly decorated. Around the hose reel was fastened
fho sfor Uhi hath In
the tongue, was placed aworkng model Of double
decker engine made by one Of the members. drum
ToxPKIss HosE COMPANY No 10, turned out with
twenty-five men, under Foreman Owen Murphy The
and flags which showed to great advantage
CLINTON Hosn COMPANY No H. Slas Ling, Foreman
American flag which showed we'll on the carriage, all
the metal work on which was highly Furnished
HOSE uoArASr NO noosrs , s rore
colors and plume. The boys presented very excel
NIAGARA HOSE COMPANY No 4-D Bradley, Foreman
twenty five Apparatus decorated with national nags
and banners in great abundance.
Farrell, Foreman and nfty msn-paraded their hand
engine piano style, with the air chamber surmounted
by gilt eagle from whose alons and beak streamers In
the national colors came down, while several American
flags were neatly arranged about the apparatus -,
LAFAYETTE HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY No. 6-F. Mel
win, Foreman and forty men, On top Of the truck
miniature hand engine in complete working order and
JACKSON ENGINE COMPANY No al J. Loushery, Fore
msnfory men On TOP Of the smoke stack Of the steamer
plated wreath with tiger heads, and on the engine
q statuette of Jackson horseback.
PERRY Hoss COMPANY NO ga Collier, Foreman, and
twenty Eve men. Carriage Of red and gold.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Engineers Kenney and Dawson, Marshah. Flushing
JEFFERSON ENGINE COMPANY No. 2o-Oliver H Kings
land, Forema.n-paraded sixty men. The third class
work highly FURNISHED and bore the plain but significant
decoration Of the stars and Stripes tastculy arranged
panAa nnAf ha win nj larnn
UNITED srArEs Hosr COMPANY No 2s-James Mullen,
Foreman, and twentyfou men, Carriage decorated with
English flag presented to the company by the Mayor
Of Detroit and an American flag, presented by the
Mayors wife, the occasion Of trip Of pleasure taken
by the company in 1857. They paraded splendid new
PACIFIC ENGINE COMPANY No 2s-Moscs Fitzgerald,
Foreman, and sixty men. The engine which was q
steamer highly polished the knobs and ornaments
NErTuSE Hosx COMPANY, No 27.-Hcnry H. Sawyer,
Foreman and thirty men Carriage decorated with q
profusion Of national coos silver eagle and four silver
lamps
Singer, Foreman, and forty Around Che ladders
twenty Ave foot flag, with streamcrs dropping along
the sides The ropes were twisted with red white and
blue ribbons Over the large signal lamp was plume
MErAxoRA Hoss No. CIV. Stanton, Foreman This
the Fire Department ball rosewood with OF
silver. Depending from the signal was streamer OF
white silk with the words svolunteer Department In
gold letters inscribed on IT, Sixteenth Army Corps Drum
Association
g. b. MCCLELLAN HdeE COMPANY No 30-J. Brown,
Foreman with thirty Carriage decorated with flags
and streamers.
PETERSON ENGINE COMPANY No. 31-Francis Mahedy,
Foreman-paraded sixty men, headed by brass band
Their new steam engine looked quite handsome, with
tasteful decorations OF flags and strcamcn.
BLACK JoKH EvuiNE No 33-Wilam H. Mastcrson,
Foreman, and sixty men, This apparatus was gaily
decked with gsrlands around each lamp were
pendant, while over the signal was large American
plume
HOWARD ENGINE CoxPAxr No 81 and fifty men,. O.
Cavanagh Foreman Second class hand engine steamers
and flags.
INDEX Hou COMPANY No S2-Samuel NJ Slater Fore
man. and thirty Ave The reel Of this carriage was
surounted BY large flag Over the signal rcd and
white plumcs covered with mourning OF the active
members of this company having recently died
FIFTH DIVISION.
Engineers Hammll, Dufy and Donohue, Mauhals;
Governors Island Band
Entce, Foreman Flag over hose carriage, which was
decorated white and gilt
EernABIs Escn. CozrAM No ae-Hsny Linden