New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
IN 1Ssa:ea TIE former ye: 9: large, and the 'a.er
s under arrest

C,,,,n,,ov or Sr P.rRI,K. DAY.-The S1n,
ver.rv Of s.. P..rici Day recurring yesterday vac
,.lsbr..ed IN the mos. liberal manner By the Irsh
,.s;dsn,. this and neie boring cities The weather
VA, an that could be desired, the snSsYhere being
nam enough 10 render overcosts and heavy Winter
clothing ,omevha. oppressive. Broadway and other
.,sets through which the PROFESSIONS were TO psss
ve,e .hrouged with men, women and children; and
fon, .h. continual u.erng Of the rch IRISH brogue
=. .,,snger suddeply transported into the city mgh:
h.v. ,bouvbt that the Irish had .aken possession of
N.v.yo,k There were 1.-TWO Richmonds il toe
sslao Each party selected different routes and en-
desvored 10 eclipse the other in appearance. Ibis
want Of unsnim Of feeling Was caused by the alleged
,.mpt Of vhs, ;s called the Spring stree. Party 10
doroneer over the other section which later said 10
be the most ctabe organization Of the two. Mr.
Thomas Keelan m ex.Grand Marshal Of the Union
and now leading member of the Tammsny Hall
Party" wished to introduce reforms in the or
eanizstion, which, being rejected, csused the split
Every e1eron was made to effect new us;on but as
the proposals were rejected, the Tammany party was
formed on Spring street under the Marshashp of Ttos
Kierap, and the column was composed OF the Irsh
National Grensdiers, Col. John Colt. Quarymen's
Union. Nos /, Q and 3, with their Society banners the
Hibernian National Greens, Capt Kiensn the Auciert
Order of Hibernians in several divisions, urder COM
mand of eI- Grand Marshal Thomas Keelan; the Blue
Greens Of Erin, Capt. Egsn; Farrell Guards, Capt.
Mullgan; Ancient Order of Hibernans Universal;
Ancient Sons of st. Patrick; the Flushing Mutual
Benevolent and Burial Association, and many ciizers
on horseback. This procession marched through
Broad9sy and other streets. and was reviewed by
Mayor Temann the Park.
The adherents of the Prnce-street party msde
good turn out. The procession was formed on Canal
street.-the column being headed by the Sixty.ninth
Regiment Irish Volunteers, Col. Ryan, In the ranks
were some eight or Chapters Of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, Hbernisn Benevolent Society Long
Shoremens Benevolent Society, Mitchell Guards, Ro-
man Catholic Temperance Union, st. James's Tenn
perance Union Father Mathew Total Abstinence So
ciety, and the Workngmen's Mutual Benevolent So
ciety. These also passed in review before the Mayor
and members Of the Common Council in front Of the
City Hall.
Both professions were fully arrayed with banners,
badges regala, dress and undress uniforms, bayonets
and music. The militia ry marched bsdly-the ranks
not being well dressed, and the men constantly tread
ing upon each others heels. Many of the uniforms
were shabby and the general appearance of the reg-
ment did not seem to indicate that they entertained
very high regard for their position in the First Di-
vision New.York State Militia of the City Of New
York. The banners carried by the civic societies
for the most part elegantly got up, and the designs
thereon were much admired by the adhe ents OF the
Catholic faith. One Of the banners represented ST.
Patrick and the Pope in communion.
In the evening" the Young Friends of Ireland had
ball and supper at the Apollo Rooms, Broadway while
the older heads assembled at the Metropoitsn Hotel
and partock of sumptuous dinner. Speeches were
made at both entertainments and the festivities
kept up uItil late hour.
THE HARBoR PoLIcE.-The following report Of the
Inspector aof the Harbor Police to DeputySuperln-
tendent Carpenter explains itself. The private watch
men of whom it complains should try and be better
posted up upon the movements OF the police boats;
NEw.YoRK, March Is 1888.
DANIEL CARPENTER, &c.-ST: havs the honor 10
report under my command have during the last
different routes nothing has ranpred worthy Of note
the exception that report made by the co1swnn Of
the boats that private wscbnan on board Of snip
Pier No. 80 e. r. fred of pistol either or toward his boat
msr circstance reported having taken place
ago. and n view Of the fact would respectfully ash that
public notice may be given 10 the private watchmen who are
empo the and board TO desr In future from
Satchmen are probably the of HaboI
Police and consequently mistake our boss for those OF psries
engaged in unlawful business. -..o.,
Inspector Twep.ytiird cinea
~ Tft-n Va