New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
The Parade.

About 10 o'clock crowds of persons could
be seen going toward the junction of Chatham st
and East Broadway, where the right Of the line
was to lie. Before the hour, however Captain
Kelly, of the Ninth Regiment, with a company of
the Montgomery Rifles, passed through there on
their way to the Fulton Ferry, to meet the Long
Island military who were coming to New.York 10 ion
In the celebration Before IL o'clock the entire militia
~ was fo med into line by the Acting Brig adler Gen
ernl, Col. Ferris Commanding. assisted by his aids
Major Denmsn and Adjutant Downs, aud the command
ants of the different companies
The following was the order Of the military:
The Eew-York Irish Dragons Capt Kerrigan
The Napier Tandy Light Artillery, Capt Hogan
THE Jackson Horse Guards Capt Keen.
The Montgomery Troop, Capt Kennedy
The Washington Horse Guards Capt Nicely.
Then followed regiment formed for the day, con-
sisng of different Irish companies, both Independent
and those attached to different regiments under the
command Of Acting Col McGrath.
The Emmett Guard, Lieuts John Kelly and John Don.
oh0e.
Irish American Guard. Capt. Brady
The Emmett Guard. Brooklyn, Capt. Nugent
Shields Guards, Capt. McCsrty
Carroll Guard Brooklyn, Capt. Mcjrath.
The Emerald Guard, Brooklyn
The '82 Volunteer Gnsxd Capt Smith.
sSTsfed Guard BrScy Capt p sRs fSnn'H
Irish RAes LIST Company Capt Buffers I'd Company, Capt
Tay.
Montgomery Rifles, Capt. Mulcahy
The Montgomery Rifles ia the name Of the new Reg.
iment of which Thomas Francis Meagher has been
elected Colonel
Then came the Ninth Regiment, under the command of
Company A, Patriot Guard, Capt. Coffee.
Company {, Mitchell Guard, Capt Mackey
Company D. Gwynne Cadets Capt PheiaI
Company + Ssrsheld Guard, Captain Daily.
Company J, jackson Guard, Capt. Kelly.
Company II, Erina Guard Captain Murray
Company q, Wolfe Tone Guard
Company O. Mechanic Guard, CAPT. Green eI''
Company Y, Shields Guard, Captain John Leary.
Company b Fitzgerald Guard, Capt. Newman.
Company II, Duhalla Rangers 1t Dwinin.
Company c. Emerald Rangers Capt. McCourt.
Company J, Irish Fuseers Capt. Judge.
McMsnus lnyiDoibes, Capt. Bowling
After these came the Seventy second Regiment an
der the command of Colonel Powers, but we're not
able to Get the names of the different companies. AT
ter these came the Civic Societies in the following
der under the direction of Mr.. Thomas McRiernan,
Grand Marshal with his Aids Patrick Dee and James
Norton:
The shamrock Benevolent Society Stephen Adams, Mar
shsl; Aid, Michael Doneily.
LaboIers Union b Society Marshal Patrick Nicholson
Aids James Tucker, Thomas Callahan, stephen
O'Bara, and Roger Tromble.
Hbernian B. B. Society," St.. N Hess james 0O0nsy A
Meagher Benevolent Society, Harlem Marshal Hugh
Father Mathew Benevolent Society Marshal Edward L.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians Marshal James Saunders
Qusrymen's Union Protective Society Marshal, Thomas
Herman Aid Charles Allen.
Irish American Benevolent Society Marshal, Daniel
Lamb.
Eew-Yo,k Benevolent Society of Operative Masoas Mar
shal Michael McASoy.
The Shamrock Society, Jersey City. Marshal, Peter
Smith.
Hibe1nisn L. D. Society, jersey City Marshal Rooney;
HibeInian L. B. Society, Eew-York. Marshal,
James Mcclure -
The Shields Clab-a Mounted Company. Marshal, Mi
chael DAILY.
After these followed some wagons, which were occupied
mostly by females.