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DANIEL D. ToMrKNs ENGINE COMPANY No 8,
OF ALBANY.-This company visited this city yes
terday as the guests of Engine Company No. 20.
They arrived from Albany about SIX O'Clock yes
terday morning in the steamboat Rochester and
were met on their landing by Company 20, who
proceeded with them TO breakfast at Dunning's
Hotel, at the corner OF Washington and Courtlandt
streets. After this they were met by companies
Nos. l, 2,6, 20, 81, 33, "a and Hook and Ladder
Company No. s they then marched through the
principal streets of the city, and returned to the
house Of No. 20, where the attending companies
were dismissed. After this the guests and their
hosts proceeded to Castle Garden, where a
sumptuous dinner was provided by Company No.
20 after which the usual toasts were given and
responded to. After this both companies proceed
ed to the Harlem Railway station and from thence
to Yorkville, where after viewing the reservoir,
&c, and reposing for short time they returned to
the city, and were dismissed at the house Of No.
10. The New York Brass Band headed the Wash
ington Volunteers, OF this city, in their new uni.
form, somewhat similar to the undressof the u. S.
service, in which they looked remarkably well


This dress is got purpose for attending upon the
different fire companies who may require their
services The ID. d. TompKns Company No.
are kind of alf-fremen half-soldier class, mus.
tering about 40 men, and Is others, officers and
band included, and looked to be fine well discl-
pinned body OF men, which would do credit to any
city. They are stopping at Dunning's Hotel.