, 1864-03-17

wes lasling and deep Il has reached over period
Of the national hea1t, and while other peoples have
tic distinction Of having dl.oays remained true
lnvasions oecupst'ton hy hoste ReopIs ths
while Other 1xds the Cclt has ever been ue
tath Of his fathers. and is the first to raise church
In which be can 1sorELp according to tho dictates
ie still more observable If compared with otherwise
tremendous versatility Of the Irish character. The
1rishman csn and doea readily assin1late himself
E @o i ne
Indian. OF sn American losing completely hts DIS
tiEetircne4s II appearance In everything, but his
day Is duplc1.national and religious. Il 10
ohse1sed by, 1nshmen as Catholics, and the
The Church. This will explain somewhat the di1l-
Guilty between the Feniane in Chicago and those
who adhere to the dietuas Of The Bishop. Being
right 10 worship with the rest: Yet 1t docs seen
etTange that their hostility to English rule, pfinci.
pally Treaica'cd On The lorced mainte9anee Of .
hcrc.icsl church establishment shouid bc she very
causo Of their exepnznunicatien. ,..
twill be remembered that tho recent attempt 70
organize procession In Chicago, resulted IN me
tbe Icaa ofJ. conis(ky, ~ chief Marshal being com
Doeed entirely of Feniaus ard tho other 1nasr Lhe
fesd Of Michael Kcelcy composed Of ths GaidGcs 9.as
. 1 Il Is now understood that iheless trregions
portion have withdrawn a1togetheE and ieit cleaT
d a5 as s97s9ised iii i PS 10
nrocession as such, though thaso t. n9 doubt tnat @
bers Of s w Be P5Sssffa. g. fsa Z aeh IL
and three otber societies. ineladins Tie sosiity .,
lie HoIy Family, hare formally w1hdlawn Ifom en-
lie but the taet that n9 70 otaer tnan ne1 La
eoeee efe4 Would baye been 20 much thiancd By de-
sertion as to make but poor eho" IN tue oslnouo~
Tbs p,occtafon win form on Market street and
! rnsrcn fn the following order: Esst OF Lake 10
ecuh or clsrk o ro Ts5t sns9 on On Kaxie e
WeIis etrcet. noTth on Wells to Chicago areuue.
east on Chicago avenue to Rush strcet spasa o. ~
to sst 81 to SssEct ths
progression viii be dismissed The following ART
| The ot!lccrs Of the day: :
Chief Na.shsl JOHN coM1sKY.
Aids-Joln N. Moore, \, ". kcr"in, Johf
| WEST D1y1s1oN.
Marshal-Ald. DAVID WALSH.
| Aids-L. H. O'Conner, Leo p Dwyer.
| SOUTH D1v1s1oS.
| Marshal-P. NJ. DONELAN.
Aids-Jercmiah Mahoney, hiehael Evans.
NoETu DIVISION
Marshal-Ald. JAMES CONLAN.
| Aids-J. II. Donclan, Daniel O'Laughliu.
An independent movement will be on foot 4
day. A meeting Of Irish citizens Of the North d
vision was held last evening at the North AaEk'
Hail. Alderman Armstrong was called to th
clair. The meeting Was well attended and th
greatest unaulmltF prevailed. The following Tes'
l1tions we're unanimously passed:
Eeso:red, That every Inshnaan residing IN Ii
North Division be invited to join the general PIT
ce4eion in honor Of St. Patrick, ard 1t Is re3neste
; tLat those intending TO do go assemble at Il
, Church Of the Holv nau,e at O'clock g. m.
Resoited, Tint J. J. OtSniIisnn otlicia1e as cit
zens' Marshal, that Edward kehoe be learer I
the Irish Gag, and that John McCauley be bearer
the American Tag.
: The Fenians viii give grand bsn1uet, this eve
;ne, in their Hall gu the corner of Wells and Ri
t,olph streets, to which 1t is understood none
E their tcndcr-tootcd brethren will be invited. II
Il affair is being prepared for on grand scale, nj
tier seem detez7piaed TO make ur:ple amends (
e the refusal Of others to honor the day.