, 1864-03-28


{e1rcd. It Will, probably, take place On Monday |
ctcnipg.
The Fair witt open this tNoad,y) morning with
. Grand procession, which will form at 10 O'Clock,
as follows tie right OF each dfVisisn resting On
Lake BtTcet.
FI.ss Dirtsion-on Lake street.
Etocnd LittsioU-- On Randolph.
Third pitis5oH-.On Washington. :.
Fourth Ditision-0n Madison
CHIEF xAEsuA1 or T" DAT.
Col. John O'b1ahopy, II. C. F. 3. II. 8.
4Ids-U. P. Harris. Chief Engineer Fire Depart
Col. A. g. Mol1oy. 18th Wis. Vol:
Capt, Brennan, late 18Th Mass. Vol.
Alderman John Qonovan Memphis Tenn.
Alderman +, ". Dunno, Peoria, H.
10. G. Maccasthy, d. e. F. BIN W.D.
Band.
Fmsr DIVISION.
Detachment OF q. 8. Troops.
Col. Bancock's Regt. Home Guards.
Veterans from Soldiers' Rest.
Cos A, B, C and D, Fenfan Brotherhood.
SECOND pIF1s1oE.
Fire Depa,tment under Command Of Assistant
Eneincers Powell and schenek, -
Governor Lieut. Governor and State OMce1B.
United States Officers.
Officers of Cook County.
Mayor and Common Council =
Invited Guests In Carriages.
THIRD DIVISION.
German Turne1e' Association.
Typographical Union.
HoIBo Shoers' Association.
Taslors' Frate1nal Union.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Uibern1en Benevolent Society.
United Sous Of Erin.
Civic Branch Featan brotherhood.
e. Citizens on Foot.
Citizens on Horseback.
Carriages will be In waiting at the fremont
Houee for United States, State, County, City OIL
Gers and invited Guests. who will assemble in the
paElos at 70 O'Clock Other societies NOT here enu-
sion viii report to the Esrshsl, who viii assign
them place therein.
The procession will march on Michigan avenue
Clarke to Washington, eastl on. Washington to
Wabash ayeEuc, north on Wabash avenue 10 Lake,
west On Lake to Market, south on Market to
Square, where the ceremonies atiendant upon the
inauguration Of the Irish National Fair Will take
place.
In Bryan Hall to the State and principal anthorl-
tiee and other invited guests Those lnvited will
assemble alter the close Of the Inauguration ccrc-
monies in the County Court room.
arc not yet delivered. They have been Detained IL
trunsftu from New York. They embrace Irish
manufactures, such as friezca. tweeds, tabsnets,
curIosites ID abundance constitute the bulk OF the
cons,gnmeuts, and We n1e advised that II Mr. Nc
CarthY could have delayed h1s departure for an
week week would have w doubled The smount bo fetched
Arrangements have been made to furnish to ali
toT1nanco at morge Ro5!nsons clrcns the pro- ns
prictors Of this establishment having generously
rendered to the Feniaus full benefit. Tomorrow
esme purpose. end in the evening theatrical per
fornancc in the eapc bnilding.
ST. GEORGES Soc1ETY-CoNsEoRAT1oN OF
THE New Bun1A1 Lor At RosEnn1~-Thc new
N1-A
By the St. Georges Society, was yesterday conse-
Grated by the Right Reverend Henry j. White
house, bishop oftho Episcopal diocese Of nlinola,
assisted by Rev. John Wilkinson, chaplain. The
bishop and his chaplain, accompanied by about
SEQ Of the members OF the Society and their friends
left tic Milwaukee depot at O'Clock. On arriving
st the cemetery procession was formed, preceded
alrEe, and followed by The Bishop and ehaplsin.
On their arriving at the lot the ceremonies COM
tno o. IN
The Prayer Book version 81 the 10th and 1f5th
tSs sess ~
eaa eaos andef hs hsnd s and and eel Vas
Pfeaident I'D of The Solely. Fat of The ,aath hymn
was then sung, alter which The bishop pronounced
amost eloquent address, from 'he words, What a
iemsGk <, be stated shat BY this service was meant
meant the recognition Of the great and
sublime doctrines Of revelation, The linear:
nation. crutdfction and resurrection Of
our bleeecd Lord and with this view they came to
ett apa1t that land Gods acre" for the planting
therein the bodies Of their deceased breshren ro-
cognIzing thereby the growing mp into everlasting
litc, the hnal resurrection OF the body and the
| Grand and ultimate consummatfon, the reunion Of
body and spirit. It mas meant to show by this
| and that death makes no difference in our common
| affinity. It was meant to honor the homes Of the
fatherland and the land Of the birth or the members
OF soctety whose object was charity, and who II
| doing this were linking themselves In memory
with the proper religious obeeFyances aud dodica
tIons held sacred In their homes beyond the sea
The Bishop referred At length to the exalted po
sltion which St. George holds In feveral churthe;
OF Europe, and recouted the legend Of St. Georst
and the dragon, drawing theseirom the Inference
TINT the members Of The st. Georges society Woult
| mny present ITSELF cherish kndltncss and charit,
one towards another, and thus fnldl the law o
! lore.
At the cunclusion Of the address the band p!ayei
"Plcyel'e uymn." The funeral service was the1
performed oFer five deceased Ensliahmcn most O
whom were well known In this CITY; the bodfe
have been lying In the yan1t awaiting interment
! their nnmes were Stephen CrefaWell, Josepl
Stasnes, Edwin Holmes, John Clegg, and Johi
PettYbridse. "Prafee God from whom" harm;
been eun:, and the Benediction pronounced, th
proceedings terminated.
The plot Of land conscc1ated has An area OF abou
1000 feet, is u IN irregular shape, and situated
IN elevated position, about $50 yards ina soutt
westerly direction from the main entrance OF tn
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