New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
INCEPTION OF THIS EsIsH LEGION.
Grand Military personal---very. TSoa-
sand Persons in tho City Enii PnrE-
Combustion of the EEiberuian Henri
Erin in Ecstscics-Thc Legion Re-
viewed by the Common CounciI-GraNd
Display Sf the Feniar sISsts.

Erin ir Ecstscics-Tho Legion Re-
viewed by the Common CouneiI-Grand
Display Sf the Feni"r sIosss.
The profoundest DEPTHS OF the HibeIniar
heart were stirred by the pageant Of yesterday Ih'
formal reception of the Irish Legion who have Sc
many laurels in the late conflict with the Rebels too,
place in the afternoon and caused intense commo
ton among our Celtic friends
THE SITUATION 1T TIE PARK.
at IAN early hour The City Hal Park and al the ap.
praches thereto were thrOlged with anxious crowds,
all ooking forward with tie greatest Interest 70 The
arrival of the military column, tie women not oeng
the least numerous portion Cf the assembly In the hot
sweerug sun Of yesterday they peTambulated up and
down enduring as best they could the intense he
poured down by old Sol. and rejected back again roll
the parched ground and burning tags waiting pa.
tienty aud Terspingly for the honr, whenthey shond
lay their eyes husbands. brothers. relatives friends
sd lover w1o form Tie remnant oil me ceebrllcu
Irish Brigade. lrshmen in yaIcs stages OF yerdlie
aid development were there. Aoa could hear the ilch
and tha musical brogue' 81 Cork from The ImIni-
grant who arrived IN the last steamer, as well rs tho
half American half Irish patos of tie importation OF
few years before But they all anr the same chorus All
iubiant over the returned heroes andei looked
forward with an earnest longing TO the happy hour
wher the British Lion shoeii .e violent deato, and
be martqy carved by lrish saberS; and when the ma.
tona banner of Ireland TO which they give the ancha
nome of the "SunbIrst" shOu foGt II triumph o'er
her free lovely plains. 1T vas, 20 quote the Ian
guage OF patriotic Irish speeches, "a glorious day for
ireland "-cne to BE remembered with pride-fui o:
APPEARANCE OF TIL LEGioN.
At the appearance OF the famous Legion the connie
nsnces of Celtic friends teamcd with unuttefabe
ioy and with good reason fer the torn battle ags mo
bronzed aud SCARED faces the hnned ranks tod tal
OF suteIins endured and pcr haycd for the cauSe OF
the Union AS the regiments passed through the C'y
Park they were ChCered VILE Nt--pcnCci IaSS Waieu
from tie housetops along broadway, and the streets
were lined with thousahOs ci loosers'on. Ame!lCaht
German, Jr a. and reressnsi-l'cs OF & dozen nation
ahtieS. in TIE crowd, I'll eyincns by their demon
stratOns how t1ey hoDoreG era Iovered the meA WHO
had fought ard suffered for the country.
TBE FENIAN BRoTuEREoOD.
One of the most king OF the procession
was the immense humber Of fo-laEs who formed part
Oft. These Fenians are terrible fellows at ieast N
the ewes of Tae London TreS. The afOreCsid paper
has puzzled itself to the derivation of tie name &C.
their numbers, their intentions. and the amount *
power which Trey possess. All We know OF item ~
cles marched in the procession yesterday;
that they wore rosettes Of green with the
csbalisi letters F. i. in their button holes
that Col John o. Mahone!. il. c. +; b., marched al
their hCud and that their aT0wd object ID to vres
Ireland from the grip Of British power they nCyed
along they received the paGdts Of the assembled thou
sands. Tie selection OF The was little unioTtn-
nate Had it been on San4,y no Gispiay would have
becn overwhelming As II wac, me numbers Who Inc
the way dong the route OF the procession were yeD
great.
In the CITY heM Park there could not have been less
than e0OCJ persons present. Tie sii tue OF Wasting
toa opposite the City Hall While IL acoIns, or .Gihcr
dsfcures tnc Park and lbels tAe Father OF his COn
try was crowded with urchiDs OF tender years. They
irsnuated themselves between the legs. urder the
coatails aud around the pedestal mos. Of hem
IN costumes more picturesque then complete
sELP-LLECTED DAUGBTEI or TIE RLC MINT.
AS the let NewYork Cava.ry MarChed a!oag ~ take
position, an unfortunate woman, who haG f4ca moi
only morally, but into the "sere aud yellow Leaf and
who had evidently devoted herself % the worship o..
Bacchns during the morning lcGls, insisted march
ing with Of tue nen at the head Of tue mylny.
mich 10 the amusement OF the ecetOrs She was sever.
.lar liz uynr .rfa
under tie circumstances excusahyl pushed aside nd
Of last she fell ont Of the ranks and the last Of
her she was the center o. a4 edw.rng group Of
iuvsuies 10 whom she cxpatatd on tie bravery OF the
hsh Legion AID her particular snare IN The glory they
SILYsrAE pBIxcIPIEs AND PREDICTIONS.
As the lue marched past tie City Hall we heard one
epthus' isic Cell Say to the other;
"Arrah Tim them Gle the fellows TO make the Saxon
90 coats rUu."
Faifh and becorra that's thrue for you Pat"
GOD seDd ale day, said the former whom VIC
a sll see them jn tie ouid land oiore me innlTy
In appreciation II this sentiment Pat waved 0y-Eo'
7 .ans immaculate handkerchief and hurrafed with
ORDER oF THE PROCESSION.
The head OF the procession reached the Park little
alter O'clock in The following order
ADe'''hHi ss,5 d f'-'e
ls; Csvasy under nnland II Col Min,ou, numbering 30
The ' 4 Ere q Co.. x t 3D. s Ti sss ' men
Paoni1 Z9usyos.
e,l john oMahoney commanding tie s9Lh Regiment, 20
Bsnd, Is pieces
Cqth Regrneu Lieut.. Col Cav ncrh. 200 me-.
Halls preceding the Mei.bers q the Fenisn Brother
hood, Representing 1850 suong, Y Circles,
oil wearing green badges and the
letters H. B IN silver
Tie Legion AssOcei. ~ 30 men.
Col n Murphy, followed ~ the e4ofcers and men Of
tn, Irish Legion.
Band
Col McIvor commanding tie Legion, comprising the
lsjtL Regiment, Col. Hvrnc
l50.h Regiment. Major Hscan
lt4th Regiment, 1 OIL De Lacy
eth Regiment. Col. Cooney.
REVIEW AND LINZ or MARCH.
In this order they marched pas1 The City Hail. where
4hey reviewed in the absence Of the Mayor, by
the Hon. Morgan Jones and the Common Com IL The
line of procession up Broadway 10 Fourtceathst.,
down Third-ave. 10 the EOwcIy, through Grald.s to
che Annoy at Centre Market.
ScI-EEs II THE STREETS.
The streets thronged with ndigiduas of various
.vocatious from tie -cad yet industrious and happy
90 lucky boOthack to the pompOus, well and fashly
sttired gambler. All checred and waved honoker
Chiefs fashionable or unfashionGbe hats, or ythlnp
e convent, IT. rs the hardy veterans wentby. Heads
were covered at the approach 81 the batetorn and
fnet rent banners and fin o5scured the sight Of the
more sensitive and sympathetic AS The sunhurn heroes
moved along. .,,. -, +. -,
given point ana oharcter.zcd throughout by The
smosf Good order and regularity. Sometimes the line
ras brol en- bv en- overicred relative who casped ir
fond embrace member Of the Legion that he had no
seen for Years; and VIC met one man who 60 use h'
own worIs) "ha1 cousins chilfs third cousin IN th
sonntrv" and who hoped 20 ind him in the Irisi
Brigode As they passed. various comments were mad'
On their appearance which were altogether compliment
SYMPATHY AND INrHUsAsM.
The Americans sympat. ne the world over with op
sressed people. nc matter whence they come. VIVA
sQngue they speak, or before wat altar they kneeL