Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-19

| over one hundred ps rsous, and SITTER som. tim.
spent In social intercourse they took their seats
and comm need vigorous assault on tbs
Vaf1ons viands before them. The room was
Fai iestoortd with the EattOnai cblors
Among those present we're Hon Mver Strouse
OF nnsyivaD,a; Col. Burke, formerly Of tns
| Ir'sh k f1ss. fMeseher's Brigade:l Hon. n
Ben net, OF New York; Capt o Neal, Of tn
| Invalid Cops; and Lieut. Burk, OF ths En- Il.
| neeJs.
After the cloth I'D been removed the resuIa,
| toasrs v+r. AM onpoed. US follows:
The Day Celebrate.
| Respond d TO ny Mr. D. J. Tuohv, who after
reterTii To the day which was celebrated nv
people whom DESTINY h.d scatter.d t lroa b
| out the v GRID. sreke of the F-nians. and said
II al ext year irstsad Of freshmen c.l ,brafiu &
the day in different places, 1rel ind would in
,te her exiles home 10 spend St Patricks day.
| This aspiration WAS the object of the society;
and the 'rue 1rishmsn was for equal Justice.
OF maj kind. [Cheersl There has been great
| changes In the opinions of the Irish, ana 1t
vas not now necessary that creeds should
psr'a-the love Of their native land covering
SIGN, Mr.. TT oily paid a feeling tribute to the
n emory OF the iamrntad Gen Crcnran.
The Great public of the United States.
Rafrepd, TO by Hon. MyPr Strousa, who
spoke OF the early settlers of this coun.rp, q
l-Ige umher If whom were Irish, and tn y
bad shown themselves to he the most loyal.
votion 10 the T adopted country was % ba com.
mtndfd. The first CONF any which 10 the
spring of '6l hast. ned from his town (Potts-
vile, Pa.,) to the deferse of this city, was com.
POSED two.thirds OF Irish and German.
The Fenisr Pro herhood.
Mr. Daniel Grady responded, contending
that the society was not such secret oryaniza-
ton as could be objected to bv the Church 1t
v as banded together for patriotic purpose; to
obtain, through revolutionary means, the in
dependence Of Ireland.
Mr.. @. ]. O'Corp neil was called to respond,
ant. spoke OF the Iabors o. those men who
sought TO make Ireland republic.
The Military ard Naval Heroes Of Ireland.
Mr.. p. II Iponpegan replied, noticing the diff
'frent heroes of ancient and modern times to
whom Ireland had given birth, and OF their
frs.s in The service of their aioptrd country,
not f,reett-e TO notice the brave Irishmen who
are now in the Union army.
Brave Polsnd.
Mr. P. T. Runsford spoke of the trials of that
country. and her frequent efforts to b. free. l
} e compared her with Ireland both countries
being some " hat similarly situated. and both
having dcna much for the cause of universal
tTeedt m He spoke j. glowing terms of the
deeds of the Pores IL oar revolution, and OF the
character OF those now seIrl"d here.
The GIarors and POETS of Ire and
Responded 70 by Mr.. Frank X .'ahan.
The Patri tic Sta'esn an of Ir-iaLI
Res roi ded 10 by Mr.. Davis, of the Washing
ton lar.
A large rnn her of vo ur ter toasts followed
witch CALI d forth Ie ponses from several
gPrtl' men, and sopgs nv Mr. Matt. o. Brian, he
latter hen quite taarur. OF the evening: and
towards day break the company separated.
LITTLE PfLFEERHs Thursday nigh, on.
GER P"GieT. OF the Third " ard, caught two
tile fellow, John Carroll aud has. Waeien
nine and zen years OH res peCtivaiv, tor steal
l. wo box, pair OF infants shO ,s, AMI
W ar.s. from he P,tRnt Once Fair They
were = kf II hef re justice THOMPSON, who re
gardfd their yor'h, and turned them over TO
SUpPr'ntF ndent W. bh 10 bs prpp-c,y l,cturad
II The danger of following the Course they
had tPghn st so early An age.
FUfEEAL Yesterday afternoon, the Amer
lean Hock and Laddtr Company attended the
1unt1ai OF heir late member, Grdfriad Kah
l"rT. from his residence in The Sixth Wari
The wol kuen OF the laboratory ia the Navy
Yard w.. was clio ed to give them all a y
opportunity to atter d. yyer1 also at the fun raj
in hCdy. The SERVICES were conducted by
Rev. DIR Fl, KEEL, af er WI ich the remains were
t"ken 10 the Congressional Cemetery, where
they were inferred
DETAILED FOR DUTY.-First Lent. Jamas
Cawf ford, OH regiment Invalid Corps. has
b. en- d. He'd for dntv in the pass office. Head
quarters Military ID strict OF Washington.
SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day Star for interest
ing local articles.
CHARLES WEEDEN. arrested on the charge
OF stealing, and turned over 20 Superintendent
OF Police. is rot Charles G Weeden, late Lieut..
26 RI gtme Mt, ID. T.. volunteers. lt%
MADAM DRMORRsT's MIRROR OF FASHION.
Tt sprir NUMBER of this popular Fashion
Magazine is now rradv, and for sale at Shil-
lngrrn's book store, corner Four and "a half
street and Peprsylvania avenue. Ladies' will
find it one Of the most interesting and valuable
Yet issued. NH l,.2t
JEwrl FOLD plated Jewelrv for one Dollar.
at tn D.l4r Jew4lry Store, 42- Pa av near AZ
1t. Silver led Tea spoons only Dollar. 1t.
FRcrGHT on last night and can he seen ut AIS
Per r,lvaria avenue rear AZ street new and
bef utiful Jswelry. at the Dollar Jewelry Store,
43S Pennsylvania avenue. It.