The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.
VIEW YORK AND Tux VICINITY.

TER CELEBRATION or ST. PATRICK DAY.
As t. time for this notable evont approaches
Inc indications become stronger that IL will be one
nj the finest civic displays ever witnessed in this
'ountry. The procession will be grand and i'm
poring, aud will comprise several regiments and a
'arre numter Of civic societies Tho programme
"a pntlshel in smother column.
kesalis' Of the finest kind have hen prepared by
VT Wilson, No. Is Monroe street who has them for
"le ai prices ranging from four 10 ffty dollar.
REcRrIrTNG-Ths Volunteer Committee
continued operations yesterday, Notwithstanding
iho draft and enlisted about sisiy-hve mon at tho
PARK ,nd a, the Battery. Abom twenty men were
&c m'ed during the day by provost nNsh,,.
COLLECTOR BRENNAN yesterday received an
enclosure Of sixteen dollars from m anonymous
oA1y who had kept back the amount in taxes II
he same influence Of conscience could be brought
n bear ssanst oil such delinauents. New York
could pay it's d.bis in full at sixty days
THF 103p REoTMENT New York Volunteers,
''o menl arrived here yesterday morning from
c''y Point, VS., and were appropriately received
ty the Sinth Regment-Hs wilkins Zouaves Tho
march was up Broadway 70 sih street, .cross sth
street 10 the B1wory, and down 10 Hubner's Hotel
where ~ 'vcellent collation. was prepared spe,ch-
es were made by tho past Colonel Baron Won Eg.
gcnssein, Captain Chlds, Captain Webster, Cob
onel Heine, and others, alter which the mea wen,
60 their homer
COLD, at the Evening Exchange, opened at
i75 y, and sold down To l74k, closing a, l7bH
stJ.ks steady.
THE FoRGrp ENLISTMENT PAPERs.-John
D N .,,l
mhered, were among the parties arrested by
Col HaSer for forging enlistment papers, have for
several days heen on trial In Washington. before +.
Military commission. Cshill has II 10 stated,
turn Z States evidence, acknow Lodging the whole
matter, aud the evidence Is said 10 be conclusive.
bIEriIpAY OF GENERAL JAcKsos.-Ye.-
"riay eng the anniversary Of tho birthday OF
"eneral Jackson, flags were raised over the CITY
Han Ne" C"ur, House, Street Cornmissionor's De-
rar'menI Astor House, and other public aud pri-
Va'e hu''dnss. General Jackson was born March
as, 1907.
1HE CARPENTERS STRIKE still continues
tnt rom present appearances II will soon ierrnin-
ate Meetings "ere held yesterday and last even.
ms At which reports were received which indi-
cated that tho bosses were generally inclined 10
IAN TIC uctnAuu.
DRAFT MEErsG.-A very large meeting M
citizens Of the Thirteenth Ward WAS held l,,,
iag at the Thirteenth Precinci Police Station. Mr.
James II. Lynch in tho chair. for the purpose Of
tiking measures TO raise men sufficient To preyon,
Inscription. A Committee OF SIX supoiut.d
- conner with committees from other Wards in The
District IN relation to tho matter. Adjournel nm
saturday evening, when tho report OF the Commit,
De" will lie presented.
FEr.-About one O'Clock this morning, d,
tire broke out in the rear attic Of the two story
frame liquor store adjoining the New Bowery
Theatre, kept Ivy EDDY" Walker. The fame,
''tcAl rapidly and produced such . glare in th,
-tY rs to Draw hundreds TO the spot Resides IN,
".rupaut Of the liquor store "a the lower floor
tl :" were Alao Isaac Levi, who occupied q portiot
thereof az clothing store, anal Joseph W. BteIre,
"'upicd smother part AZ cigar store Tn,
d7rlAIe sustained 10y each was as followa, Eddv
Walker, $1,000 Joseph W. steigor, ssCA. ana
lnne Low probably about the ssm. but his lo.,
Vas not estimated At ono n mt fears ver. sn,sr
snci that tho New Bowery Theatre would az,
tire, but ~ the strenuous oIoItions OF tho tr.m,n,
We hre was confined 10 the building where Il or,oi
aAted. The loss on the building 10 Abou, aSOO m
sred. The csuse n the are 10 not sscer,AinaS
lie udses vas knovD - ,hs 'PLs and WhliLe.v