New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
LOCAL WAR NEWS.
GERMAN DEMONSTRATION AT HoBoKES

GERMAN DEMONSTRATION AT HoBOKEN.
The Germans of HObOken celebrated the late
victories OF the German armies in the European war
by a grand tcrchight procession last evening. 1t
pendidy prepared and passed off in the most orderly
manner In the principal streets the houses were pro
usely decorated with American and German fags, and
nearly the whole city was in the richest manner iluin-
ated with every kind OF Chinese lanterns and gasjets
Even the smallest streets or less illuminated
During the procession uninterrupted display OF IRE
works rockets blue and red lights, recrackers, Calcium
lights etc. took place. The procession formed In IIud-
sonsreet in front OF the Germana Garden, at about
$50 o. m and consisted Of several divisions headed
by bands OF music, follows: First Division MI Asted
market squad of police officers, Hoboken Riding Club
on horseback Committee of Arrangements, German
Patriotic Aid society Of Hoboken and members of the
German Patriotic Aid Society Of this city Common Coun-
eli i'm carriages second Division, Alderman Tmken,
MarshalGerman rifle corps turnveTen, Hudson County
Artillery. Third Division, Lieut. Guze, Marshal-Ollcers
and crews of the German steamers in port (who
had with them decorated and Illuminated
boat on wagon Sailing Cup siOgna tOgron
Society 'Concorda" of Hudson City, Hoboken German
singing societies. "Quartette Club" "Germania ana ana
"Lyra." Fifth Division, Col Won Amsberg, Marshal-Ho-
boken Veteran Corps German Club, Mercantile Library
Association, Hoboken Lodge, No l6l, o. IL s.; Blucher
Marhal-Oak Lodge o. H. g.; other participants on foot
and in carriages The procession, In which large num-
1850 persons and required 25 minutes TO pass given
point the procession marched on there was endless
cheering of the inhabitants OF the lumnated houIes
who stood at their windows waving hadKercneIs. he
of march was as follows: Hudson,st, Westinghouse
Boom6eldst to Church-square, where the singing so
sang the German natOnaar "The Guard on the Rhine"
DR.. Kuddich made spirited speech, which was re- |
stated that It was not the rs time in fstory that the
Germans united had DESTROYED foreign empires Ger
TO be welcomed with the greatest JOY, but 1t was also
cay to endeavor to become free nation The singers,
accompanied by the music, sung the German national
OF
fire had been built, the crowd dispersed A
in the demonstration, their way home made their ap
pearance before THE TRIBUNE Office cheered H. ana sang
THE Guard on the Rhine"
MINOR MATTERS.
The Fifth Ward German Guards has formed
Patriotic Aid Society.
Three Eighteenth Ward Patriotic Aid Fund
collector have handed In 1921.
The New Democracy of America sent by
cable yesterday congratulatOry address 10 the Repub
Leans OF France and " International Norklngmen OF
Europe"
The subscriptions received by the German
Patriotic Aid Society OF Brooklyn amounts 10 about
5000 The Lederkranz Society OF this city has sub
scTibed s33l5.
The Germans of New Haven held a large
and enthusiastic meeting Tuesday night To cele
brae the German victories The conduct Of one OF the
salute, was severely denounced
The French Union Republican Club of this
city is enthusiastic over the news from Paris and ESQ
were raised last evening by concert given at No 100
bers to return to France and fight for the Republic.
AT the meeting of the Twenty Ward
German Association last evening much satisfaction was
expressed at the establishment Of the Republic in France
and it stated that THE TRIBUNE is the only paper
that finds favor in the eyes Of the Germans Of that Ward
A large and enthusiastic meeting of Germans
held at Trenton last evening or the purpose OF
pressing sympathy with the wounded Prussan soldiers
Speeches made by Prof Fischer Of New Brunswick
and Col Wucshel of Hew-YOrk. A Committee To raise
funds appointed. tn
The French patriotic aid subscriptions in
this city amount to $1,000 The Subscription Committee
have resolved 10 call public meeting 10 devise means OF
increasing this amount. Nine Gazzaniga, NJ. Lefranc,
and other singers have engaged to assist at concert at
the Academy OF Music Sept 20 for the benefit OF the
French Relief Fund.
The Executive Committee of the Irish
American Friends Of France, Daniel r. Lydiy, Chair
man. and Thomas F. Lowry Secretary, have issued the
following call: - .
LONG LIVE THE FRENCH REPuBLICul
LIBERTY EQUALITY - FRATERNITY -
l79J-8i8-l870.
IRIsH-AsERICASs sDORsB THE REPUBLIC
grand meeting the ish citizens Of New York
the Republic France will be held the a
Institute Monday evening Sept H. = O'clock The
have invited speak the