New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.


syut auing this year upon Sunday, Irsh citizens
embraced Tho opportunity 10 indulge in double cole.
brarion. On the anniversary of the day Of the M
tivity there were religious exercises in the various
Cathoc churches in the city, and solemn High Mass
81 g. Psiricks Cathedral Yesterday tie event was
comneuorated in a social manner by grand military
and civic parade The day opened cearand cod and the
snn shore brilliantly until late in the afternoon, when
the sy became suddenly overcast and gyo every ind-
cation OF E.orm At an early hour in Tie morning the
irish military con paries who had manifested their in
tenti1u II uai.iag in tie festivities Of the day and
hundred q o,hc enthusiastic sons II 81. Patrick, with
thas fgigs Of shllelash and shsmrocks 20 green"
belonging 10 the varous civic Societies assembled ri
their places Of rendezvous where they los. tune ia
getting themselves up in presenble order and in such
syo az 10 create an impression upon the public eye.
Tie ranks Of tie several military conphuies were
prrtty fall and l uniforms looked moro rillian than
80 have ever aeen them on ordinary parade lays. The
civic trcieiss aso gathered ~ thcil full Strength, with
hoir elegant banners and insignia. Tire yolnpieer nil
ilaTy organizations acting aa escorts for the various
cciies, rre-en,ed themselves in target company uni
fJsl-s-t.acl pan's, tluo shirts with broe.I collars
.-amgd Nth gold aud silver tinsel, and low cape.
Tho military and civic societies assembled on Last
Broadway Grand stree. ard vicinity aud after the
rsli Inevitable delays incident to tie proper arrange
neut Of 20 large body, tho line wls finally formed
about II O'Clock, under tho direction Of Graud Marshal
Oven keenan,. Soon after he military formed into
column and RACED Ia font Of the Line. The different
visions alfo formed tho divisions preceding them
passed th,ir right, and the entire column took up va
ne Of march in the following oider:
Pg,il,r General o. To Day, LlsltCol Robert NuSeal al
Tioog L, col, Resim.a, Bdflo Laaco uai'E command Of
:, po4~, 30, ~, 3 20 ,aa n,as,.-tcorps
Hant q si!'' James Bay!'y, Nae comglai'i'
B,son o'2d Regiment ~ T. s. b. under command u CsPt
sgeisl sf c,y.,ry N Y s. NJ under eomnsld Of Capt; D.
The N.pps rsnay Artillery Of Brooklyn under corasnd o.
~; hssa,at rhea.r Brigade. under command Of Lloal
81 Faui4', Bgle uaae. comm.za q Ccl Jluae, Casey,
composed oite 1rowgz conplli,. Ir'lh Nsl.ons oIon
si,is Cp. Cs.t County M-issssa Social C!4h Cent Wm.
caS, so1ia sfs, Iad,psalss, uG.i G,p Cligi D1snsa
Guard Capt sah G..yOwen Ma'kotos,, Capt Gs1san, md
Grad Mar,hsl end Ais
ForsriHg tlr,l-ha. Il fss TlolI4f Fran ,ia
Messher Jgr.o Connolly sHd Jr,e Bscrrsr drawn b ia
i 1Ti e. o did ie s s ;s9 y rti af 4 Fs
Cusid tso9Lyn PhvnI M1,ketesr snd ih National 0r-ns
.T: cf5 i eng ~ cs siS' ,S,, b. f sc CS
Aa5!,r. Ordef et Has:rsas Of EewY5fi Krs, County,
.is M. sS Ts:. a5n.1 so.J PsTy aps5oa
sSea AesnAg Bsnerei.i y ssty t. tsaHe' Asata.s
Guard oas nous Ion Pro;sstss sScsy a.Leni-a Ugi
vCrr'l psrsy1srt Society; 81 James IT, e. T. Abusr 70
eigy DgssE Quad Lor sahcroIou uron Protective 5ecey
After hing down Broadway aud Chatham street
the column passed through tie Park in front Of the
City Hail. where Il was reviewed BY Mayor Wood,
attended BY the Hon. j. G. Mash, Mayor cleo. Of
Rochester, and the meubers 0f the Common Council.
Thence tie procession continued ~ Broadway,
through Twouty.third street, EiIst avenue, Eighth
street. 20 Aston place, where the military and societies
were dsmsfsd. The Park was tlITorgod with people,
and detse crowds gathered IN the yaoas strettso the
lire Of march, where they patiently waited until the
procession had paced.
Among Ito noticeable 4 aturos Of the procession wese
two inn,euse platforms deoorsied with the banners
and emJems Of tho ancient Order OF HiberIians and
drawn by twelve horses tastefrly capaTisoned. On
ono OF thebe cars was sosted "harTst," surrounded
BY officers Of the order
Everything passed Oh quietly, ard ne lar m we could
learn, the sons Of "Oud Iresnd" were highly do
Lighted with tbe denomination in honor Of Tie birth q
lhe.r patron Siint--St. Patrick.
DINNER VI TIE AsToR HOUSE.
Tho 77th anniversary dinner Of tho Friendly Sons Of
g. Patrick took place G. the As:or House lat night
Between aud o'clocA, a large company passed into
The diniDg.roon, along tho length Of which ran four
tables, with raised upon platform ut tho further
ED, where were seated CIas. p DAILY. esl.; Philip
prtchard, est, viee-Presidont OF 81. Georges Club
J. X. Choate, esg., OF the Eow-England S'ciety
Adam Eorrs, esl, President Of the III. N:eholss Club
Sir Dorini1l Dsly; Vim. 7. Rlssoll, CfmeGn core.
sposdent OF The LoadOn Timer WIN. Young OF The
AB.0a; Judge Roosevelt; Judge AcCuna Win.
.st
Royal PHELPS. 81.
Among ssrangeis riesalt, was the Hon. Edmund
Henry Spring lice, 500 OF Lord Mon,esgle. Tho
etaes ttrda. carc-,U ~ Tho pls.forrr