The New York herald., 1871-09-07

Beverly, No. /, Of Beverly, Mass.
Drum Corps.
salem, No. 2, OF Salem, Mass.
Cape Ann, No. !. OF gloucester, Mass.
Robinson Hose Company. No. !, OF F1tchburg, Mass.
Cambridge Band.
Union, No. 2 OF CambridgepOrt Mass.
COL Gould and Hose Carriage or Stoneham. Mass.
Drum Corps.
Eben simpson, No. 2, OF BiddefOrd, Mo.
Washington, No. 6, OF Lawrence, Mass.
Field husic-llenry Pistadc, Newport r. L
TuIRD DIVISION.
Concord Brass Band.
u kearsarge, NO. 2, Of Concord.
L. W. Harrington, No. 8, OF Manchester, N. H.
King Philip. OF FAN River. Mass.
Fitchburg, No. / Of F1tchourg, Mass.
Newton, No. l, of Newton.
Drum Corps.
Independent, No. 2, Of North proyldence. n. L
R00sn ans sa7ers NsaaS 6oGns SG sana nsde Park
city Of Haverhil, No. 2, OF Haverhili, Mass.
Rhode nrs.n, Island M No. q YpaSr Pawtacket RI
FOURTH DIVISION.
Chelsea Brass Band
Tiger, No. 4, Of Lynn. Mass
Fire King No. 9, OF kandopn, Mass
Volunteer, No. 4, Of Peabody, Mass.
Protector, No. /. Of Belmont
American Brass Band.
Niagara, No. l, OF Worcester, Mass.
Torrent, No. 7,.of Newburyport, Mass.
Washington. No: !, Of Milford, Mass
Dover Band.
Granite, No. 2, OF Newmarket, N. H.
Hancock, No. /, OF North Brdgewater.
Jacob Webster, Of WOburn, Mass.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Bath Cornet fand. -.-,
Dcluse. No. 8, OF Bath. Me.
Drum Corps.
Niagara, No. 3, OF Saco, Me.
Band.
Yale, No. J, OF Wakefield. Mass.
Of
I Mslicweil well 6 Cornet ri T''' Band.
Torrent, No. p OF HALLOWEEN. Me.
H1'es'Gs Ero%ns NS / & Sornea wafhsser bana Mass
Deluge, No. /, OF Great Falls, N. II.
Atlantic, No. 3. OF Augusta Me.
COchec0 Band.
Torrent, No. 2, OF Rochester N. Y.
Drum Corps.
Washington, No. s. Of Georgetown. Mass
Torrent, No. 2, of Clinton Mass.
Metropolitan Band.
Torrent, No. !, or watertown, Mass
American Brass Band.
Marlboro Brass Band.
Ias'NSe Piscaaiaaaa, No. q, Of South BesWick, % Ne. Me-
Nashua Cornet Band.
Protector, NO. 4, OF Nashua, N. II.
MonsaIn tKenebunk, Me.) Drum Corps
Deluge. No. 4, OF Saco Ne.
Drum Corps.
Edwards Band.
Dexter, or Naliant, Mass
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Band.
IA. LORD Hose, No. 4, Of Salem, Mass.
Leour lose, No. s, Of Beverly, Mass.
Drum Corps.
Union Hook and Ladder, No. J, Of Lawrence, Mass
Bunker Hnl Hose, NO. 2, Of Charlestown.
Wide Awake Hose, No. l, Of MILFORD.
Drum Corps.
Ipswich Hook and LADDER, No. J, Of Ipswich, Mass.
goodwill Hose, No. !. OF Gloucester, Mass.
Band.
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Goodwill Il lose, No. !, OF Haverhill, Mass.
Lynn veteran Association, Of Lynn, Mass.
At four O'Clock the procession marched through
congress and Middle streets to Cass, counter.
arched rough 10 Middle, to lslinglon Bridge and
Ieer streets railroad avenue, Eimond, North
treets, then cOnntermarched on North street to
Sim, through Vaughan, Deer, Market Congress,
ler streets and thence 10 Pierce Island, where
A MONSTER CLAN BAKB
yas served, but ialled 10 be sufilcenty relished
y the 1ren1en 10 make good square meal, al.
hough there was enough IN quantity.
Immediately upon arriving at the ISLAND a repre-.
entative OF each company reported 10 headquarters
ent, and drew their members Tor the trial for to-
morrow (Thursday).
The city Is beautifully decorated with dags, ban.
ers. &C.. and the whole % AFFAIR eSiipses anything
fty is thronged with visitors, ana every room that
an be pressed into service Is full Many cannot get
ave been erected for their accommodation,
great many will have 10 pass the night the best
ney can outside. All the evening trains have been
oadeJ with COmers, and more flremcn and visitors
re expected by morning trains.
GRAND BAND CONCERT
vii take place at eight O'Clock In the morning
yhen 600 musicians, under the direction OF Mr.. Jlar.
ow, leader OF the Marine band, will perform the
oaickssep, Prince Frederick Carl, Bllse. This
composition IL better known as the "Peace Jubilee
luickstep." from It's having been performed at that
Ireat musical festival
"Freedom's Perfect Land,r N. Keller. This Is
onsldered TO he keller's finest production and IN
doption as the American national air movement
o erect that end beng now on foot.
IN. g. o. on ckslep,n william Rietze
"Hail Columbia"
THE SECOND DAYS rRI2ss.
The following are the prizes and the playing rules
or the second days exercises.-
One prize OF 800 for the best horizontal play with
steam pressure not exceeding 100 pounds, tor nrst
lass steamers
steam pressure not exceeding 100 pounds Tor sec.
md class steamers.
one prize OF siO0 for the second best horizontal
LAY with steam pressure not to exceed 100 pounds,
or second class steamers
and engines, without reference 10 size OF cylinder.
One prize Of $50 for the second best play OF hand
ngines. without reference to size or cylinder.
Each engine will be allowed ten minutes TO make
necessary preparations.
Tne companies comprising the Portsmouth Fire
Department wll not contend for the prizes. Each
ngine to draw its own water and play through
100 feet OF leading hose aud through such
,ipe and nozzle as they may select. Five
minutes will be allowed each company
,Iream within that time shall he measured BY the
udge. Two minutes Will be allowed each company
o replace each length OF 0ursted hose. Each COM
>any may choose Judge 10 asslst u, ~ ,rsi, oniy