The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-14
Uelebratsou OF Sc. Fl.txsck,s Dev.

The various Irish civic societies of New York held
aSjournsd meeting last evening, ct Montgomery Hail.
Prince street. perfect for the celebration
Of St Patrioks dsy, the cath Instant There was
general attendance present Of delegates from the different
societies proposing TO unite in the ensuing celebration
Mr. Peter R. Gamer delegate from the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, presided.
Previous to ths reading Of the minutes Of the last meet
ing Mr. CUSHING, from the Montgomery Society," seeing
reporter Of the Express present. moved that before pro-
ceedng to busineS the Ees reporter b expelled from
the meeting Remarks ensuei by several upon the
tion but depunciacn OF the reports appearing in the
Express Of their previous meetings was unanimous, and
the motion prevailed mem con.
The reporter .ook his hat and left utteripg, he
reached the coor, Wel, this is ssrange-Lishmen
pelirg an rishman"
This preliminary business having been gone through
WITH the inues Of the last meeting read and ap
The report of the committee appointed to confer with
the militia organizations CT the city relative to uniting
with the Ih civic societies in celebrating the coming
Saint Patrlck's day, was first called for.
Mr. BRxyAN nom the Irish American Society, Chair
OF the Committee. stated that the committee had
been able to either Color ell Ryan, of the Sixty
ninth regiment Coonei Pitkn of the Ninth regi men
having charge u th6 militia celebration to tender them
the cere OF the civic societies TO have them postpone
their celebration from the 18th the Gath inst and join
with them in the coming celebration.
Mr.. CUSHING moveo that the committee be renewed
at and request the posponement OF their csebra
ticn
Mr. KEENAN,, from the Third Division Hibsrnia Society,"
stated that 1t too Ia TO eiect union in the cele
bration, notices had been issued to the militia 70 turn
out the 18th inst.
The CHAIRMAN said that these orders could be counter
nCed
Ex Alderman DoGHrgTY, the Grsnd Marshal remarked
that from his fere with officers of the militia,
pos,ponemert Of their celebration would be pleasing to
most.
After further observations, the me son to re.appoint
ths committee Was carried
retiring committee of from each Society repre-
scented the meeting now appointed to agree upon
line Of march 10 oe adopted at the next ce ebraon
The committee shortly returned, ami recommended the
following DER OF arch which approved: To meet
in Second avenue a. O'clock A. NJ the rig It resting
and ermaroh through the avenue
to Second street. rher the down the Bowery
Grand through Grand street to East Broadway,
down East Brcacway Chatham street. thence TO the
lark entering the at tue east gate through tue
Park to Broadway thence Canal street through Canal
to Hudson rect, up HUDSON street to Eighth avenue
snd Twenty third street thence to Broadway and down
Bgcacwsy 10 Prince street, and dismiss.
tx-Aloerman Do gber,y Jamss sanctod aud T. s. Gain
were, often, appointed committee 10 wait on the
Mayor and Common Council, and invite them to review
their pIoce ssion.
molten carried TO invite and unite in the coming
ceebIatcr all The civic societies. OF New York together
With private citizens and others who wiling join
them.
some unimportant miscellaneous business followed,
when ournn tock place to next Thursday night