The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18


supposed that there would be two processions,
md 60 proved the eleventh hour Of the
socsess rally ing upde is cali place the lett
the Prince street Turnout All the societies participating
he nne cf the principal procession formed on Est
Broadway under the Grand Marshalshp Of Mr. Patrick
oan 70
vhi'h was deneey filed with people, as were all the
Mayor nemann Recorder Barnard Superintendent Tall.
na,ee several members Of the Common Council,
hcipssea in the review The procession filed by in the
The Sixty ninth Regiment and staff.
The Seventy sec nd Regiment aud staff
The Montgomery Volunteers.
Tee Emerald Guard.
The Sons OF '9S.
NE Ancisnt Order OF Hieernans, nineteen divisions n
ell, each with q banner OF s own, in all over two
tbcusaud persons. Tue members Of this Society
green scar fs and appropriate regaa TIE banners
likewise Of green, and some Of them very splendid.
They bore religious and other devices, emoematic Of
The sfices OF this society TO its members.
The Independsn. Guard
ne Kings County Ancient Order Of aoernians preceded
bya fine banner, eoD;sinus irhs . picture Of Hugh
HbernAn Benevolent sooety, with banner.
The Old Guard.
rhe Mitchell Guard.
Tnueshoremen's Union Benevolent Society. with ane
banner, representing chip under full sail.
Roman CAtbo ic Total Abs jneDce BsDeical Society.
s. James Roman Catholic Total A,stinence Society
Father Mathew Union ZEN oerAnce Benevolent Society,
with fine banner.
Kings County Volunteers
workmgmen's Union Benevolent Society.
Emmett Guard.
Quarrymen's Union Protectiv, society.
Hibernan Guards.
Ancient Order Of Hberniaps.
me procession, which took haN an hour by the City
Hall cock pass, numbered nearly 5000 persons The
.sus.uc After esvss he HI PARK sS the
Ell through Broadway Fourteenth street, Seventh
fvupsen.h street wSero they Much in
ssrest manifested in the celebration by our Irish
fhc Tan many Organization formed Spring street.
asr Ae plrrhaishp Of Thomas Kiernan. they paraded
n Me following iTIss GIasIM S.,,,u. sr.D.a,e,r
ona.rynen's Union, No with a magn. ccent banner,
reDressnsiug WASHINGTON and o'connal gr.spins
rymsn, siA .bCS. ! 600 ,osn in them
<neSns Order Of biernisns-severs divisions Of which
rhs B,ue 0rs-rs cs Erin
The Ancient Order OF Riberuians Universal
The Ancient Sons OF 81 Patrick.
yYushing Mutual b nsvolent society, with ane band
sprmsd Oh Marion SQUARE corner Of sprins street and
marched down the east gate Of the Park
HayoT 70 Breed way up noasxay 70 FourtseniA street
Fourk entA street TO Eighth avenue; W Eighth ave
avenue Gown sixth avenue I, Twenty sixth street
Twenty .ixh street to Seventh avenue, and dismissed a.
khlfmAnis Hall.
rIcxPocKErs ALONG rHE LINE or THE PROCESSION
No less Than twenty-ooe pickpockess were arrested
along the line Of the procession yesterday by the police
rhe prisoners were all locked up NJ The Deputy Supern
sandcas's Office IN Broome street
THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK.
SEVENTY youxrn AssvKasAsv DINNER OF fHs
SOCIETY AT THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
sYREcnEa or RICHARD o'doRMAN, JOSEPH HoxIR,
mr. WALKER Mn. EORRTE, J. DIX PgYsrBR OGDEN
B.w. BorrsY, MR.. JoACHInssEN, JUDGE oooroH
JAMES r. BRADY, MAYOR TIRMAEN, DION BoURc1
cAULr AND erHERs-sOsGs, nTHUsrAsM AND
GOOD TIME GENERALLY
or the Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick could NOT al
owst Pa,rcks day 70 pass without the customary din
os, which for seventy four years has been observed
and AZ the Metropolitan has always given satisfactory
dinner the celebration took place at that hotel this year.
Mr.. Richard oGorman, Jr., presided 10 the absence Of
Ne President, Mr. Sloane, through illness. Among the
invited guests we're bis Honor Mayor remann, the Pre-
sident Of 81 Georges Society, Mr. Walker; Of g. An
arevs, Mr. Eorre; Of the New England, Mr.. Bonney; OF
she NichoiAs, Mr. DoPeyster Ogden OF the hebrew
Society, Mr.. Joachimssen jos. Hoxe H. Lowry. There
also present Judges DAILY, Brady, Hilton, ooonor
yr. jas. Brady H. Brney, Treasurer Of the Society,
nnd others. The dinner served In the large dining
Aan Of the Motrcpoton, where at Icas hundred and
any guests down. Tue dinner wss Of course excel
Isn't The soups, the dsh, cold dishes entrees, game,
vegetables pasy and deseert, being fuI capable Of
Sainirg Tho reputation Of the Metropolitan Among tho
yrcfuse ornaments which adorned tho table were con.
fecpery In the shape OF the Hill Of Howth; the Irhh
Harp decorated with shamrock the Grand Fancy Temple
fropsc Church, Persian Churoh, Spring Flowers and
rated with the flags Of Erin and America, interviewer
either end while the delicious strains OF fine band OF
Bneic including many avorite Irish and opersuc sciec
reeAled the while dinner being discussed
f irsh appcttes not backward on this
son, and the various good things were duly taken care OF
she dinner proper occupying from about sevep O'Clock
until after nine The cloth being removed and the drink
ab~s freely circulating,
Mr. Ricnapp oGoRN,r, temporary President, arcse and
received with rapurcs applause He said his bret
duty was 10 explain why he ". there-the coup d'Hr
had effected. Their society had loft It's
sn In te hands In which rested during the past
year. His presence must be explained by the following
lsaIes from The President Of The Society
nicu.ap oGoRuls Esq, Vice President Patrick Society
M Dear sr-Ii Is With resret compelled % ssy to
vh gou q morrow sro nd he festive board Of 81
S Sssy sss % os." e sny fpr %
hedge high appreciation OF the honor conferred In re-
e oS S You viii
grateful thanks this wed mark d confidence and
whns our .iIe hOnore institution doe, pc isep pace -ts
ssS % uaane anon
m.moer with my best Wishes TO 'he friendly Sons
lie was unexpectedly called upon 70 perform thess
dues he saw so many pleasant faces the princes of
nsrce, learned judges, W.T. wisdom. learning and ,ons-
Nppause) ms Was their ssh nS supSsssry. The menu
ters differed on muutudes OF poins but sctpowedged
tsterD,ss among them, but thcy horored ,be wem Of
rual good felowships bond Of brothoybood which he
trusted would eve, suiec 70 keen them together GAP
~ Parct's Day and All who honor H. fCbeer. aud r,rs,c
s.at Patrck's Dsy.iD "NU "'"''
Mr.. O'GopsAs said they met 10 night 10 commemorate
past Their first allegiance however was 10 the ,ns
they lived in lie trusted the United States wond can
sinue generous TO all (Appause) Surely abe had bceo
generous 70 lrishmen tAppiause) lie knew he echoed
ther sentiment when be propoeed-
The President of the United ssases CThree cbeers nm,
eeer and music 'lIa Columbia"
The PpsapEsrtren said -i the osst Of Ireland REQUIRE
any prefacc' Did q net suggestive own memOriesi II