The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Gel EBRATJ0N OF ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

The Programme Of the Procession, Din
ners. SC.
This being 81. parick's Day, the anniversary OF the
Patron OF Ireland, the customary celebration will take
place in this city, and is expected that II will be OF
character quite equal II not better than those Of for
years The most extensive preparations have been
made for grand parade OF the Hibernan civic and mill
tary associations and the day be fine there will un
doubtedy be most imposing procession as twenty d
ferent societies VIII turn out in full strength dressed In
regalia and uniforms The direction Of the en-.
affair will In the hands OF Grand Marshal Denis
Meaghsr, assisted by number OF experienced aida The
following ID The programme OF The procession, show
ing the OF the societies and the order which they
viii hold 10 the procession
Sixty ninth regiment. under Colonel James Basley.
T. I. Meagher Club Edward MuIIigan Marshal between
Scanned and Grand streets. right resting ON Grand.
Father Mathew T. A. B. Society, No I, OF South Brook
IyD, TLos Lal0r, Marshal between Scanned and
Gouverneur streets right resting on left
OF T. y. Meagher Club.
Immaculate copeep,on T. A. b. society John J. rharry
streets, right resting Oh left Of Father
Mathew society.
'Longshoremen u b Society Daniel Hagerty, Marshal,
between Montgomery ana Clinton streets right
resting on Immaculate Conception I. A. B.
Quarrymen's u r Society Charles Alen Marshal, be.
tween Clinton and Jefferson streets right resting
on Iongshoremen's Society.
Father Mathew T. A. Society No. g. OF Brooklyn f d.,
John McCoskey, Marshal right resting on Jeler-
street.
Hbernan Benevolent Society James Kavanagh, Marshal
between jefferson and Rutgers streets, right
resting on Father Mathew Society.
Ancient Order o, Hibernians OF New York; JAMES Sand
ford and John Tucker, Marshals, in Canal street,
right resting on East broadway.
Ancient order q Hioer1ians Of Long & Island, Jonn
left OF New York Ancient order.
Ancient Order Of Hbcrnans of Mcrose and Morrisana,
j. hcCanD, Marshal. IN Canal street, right resting
on let OF long Island Ancient Order
Ancient Order Of Inocrnans, .! weehawkep y. ~ Cor
nolus Hca,y, Marshal ia Canal street right resting
on eft OF MeirCse Ancent order.
st. Peters Total Abstinence Benevolent society, Patrick
Milan, Marshal, right resting an Rutgers street.
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Benevolent society No
2, Of New York, James cavanagh, Marshal, be.
tween Rutgers and rke streets right rcst-
ing On ieft Of 81. peter's socetv.
Barry Benevolent Society, Michael Daiy, Marshal right
resting 70 lef OF Father Nather society, No.
81 Hrdcets Mutual BENEFIT aud Benevolent Society James
Calen, Marshal, right resting on Pike street
Father Mathew L. A. Il. society 40 2, Of Brooklyn,
Siephen oain. Marshal right resting on LETT Of
st Bridgets society.
Father Mathew Il ii II AB. society, Edward u Carey,
Marshal, between PIC and Matset streets right
Father Mathew L. B. j. 4 K society, Branch 10 !
James Crumey, MARSHAL right resting on LETT
of the parent society.
ST. Annes r A i. society refnard Grogan, Marshal,
righl resting on Market street.
Father Mathew 4. A. H. Socl.ty No. 3, OF New York,
Jas II. O'Nel, Marshal, rignt resting on lcft
of = tnue'e society
shamrock society 80. Il Richard ilapn. Marshal, right
resting On loft 81 Father Mathew society No 2.
st. James II. q TIA r. society john Dwyer Marshal,
right resting Market street.
United sens or Erin Benevolent society, Michael kean,
Marshal between Market and eaiharne streets,
right resting on lelt Of S. James society
Hbcrnan tx Society, Phip Kerns, Marshal, between
tathlrine and Oliver streets, rigbt resting on
Catharine street.
CEREMONIES AT sr. rArRIcR's CATHEDRAL.
III hal,.past ten O'Clock this morning grand h gh
as3 WIN be celebrated i * ralricks Cathedral by
the yery Rev wm. starrs administrator or the diocese
al lie usual rsr, d he mass tie Rev. Francis Boyle,
Il Washington, y. G., viii pronounce paneyrc 81 the
Apostle & !reand.
pivNER or rHg FRIENDLY SONS.
Ia thc evening lie Ancian order of Hbcrnaus known
as The Friendly sons X ST. rairok win ca, their eight
cth anniversary dinner . honor * s. Patrick. The
affair viii come 90 at uemonico's Fuh avcnue, AZ SIX
O'Clock "sha-p,n James BRADY presiding i is ex-
rarcnt a cmoncO has orders NJ do the ~ ug np W his
handscmcst sty n nrd several ditugushcd rcrsouascs
are announced anong ne SPEAKERS
rHF KNIGHTS or 81. PATRICK
are aso 10 give grand dinner at the Astor House the
cdibies 10 DO On TIE table "a prccisoy.n lbis
anair viii doubtless be most elegant, expense has
been sparod 10 The preparations. The Kughts have
solved 10 make this dinner something above me ususi
style and Mr Steson fuly prepared not - dsappoiht
thcm General Meagbey viii he hc principal speaker
and il s not ~ improbable that Major General Acie
Ian viii also be present and speak plcce - ,s ~
usual short, sharp and decisive manner The knlsns
expect him. and VII tender MN an ehiusaslO i'''p
ton u he should make hs appearance
THE sr. rATRicK's SOCIETY or RRooKhfN
win likewise give a banquet al Montague EaI.
LECTURE AT woRpisAStA gy REV. y y. "oons.
Alecturc on the Interesting subect of ~ lalrick'
frelands Aposilcn VIII he Delivered ~ ~ augsstlne
church MoITisauia, ty The Rev y r. WV,us' ~ e' ~,
o'clock AZ = evening A. the proceeds VII pe iVr ine
tcneG cf ,tc church there VIII doubtless, be crowded
attendance.
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ratrr ed lew dayy srcc before NC Maine snlrenc si
,it ott IN t8trc ~ adotory e Whch Nc rieaa Iut
lnNty aud geyc touds for IN arlciiorce ~ Wal