The New York herald., 1865-03-17
ST. PATRIck's DAY.

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A Fine Procession Expected d-Ths Even
ing Banquets, 90.
The anniversary o the patron saint Of Ireland will b
celebrated with much spirit to-day by the Celtic pOpua
ton OF our metropolis Brooklyn and Jersey City. Tho
procession win be probably tho finest that has ever
occurred in this city ST. Patrick's day The Irish
societies have entered into the thing with moro
xes than formerly and moro organizations have oeen
represented in the weekly conventions engaged In
making preparations for the celebration.
Tho principal feature Of the procession will bo the dis
play by the old Sixty ninth regiment and tho compare
lively new Ninety ninth regiment otherwise known as
the Phenx brigade The latter said to be quito full In
numbers, and will doubtless make very credabe dis
| play.
tcuarly the Ancient Order OF Hbernans and the TEN
perance clubs which have multiplied to wonderful ex
The procession viii ovo between eleven and twelve
O'clock and tho route OF march viii bc down East Broad
where the procession win pass in review tho Mayor
and Common Counc thence up Broadway TO Fourteenn
avenue 10 Thryfourth street Thirty street te
Second avenue, down Second avenue to Twcnty-third
street. Twenty third street to First avence First avenue
to Eighth street. Eighth street to Cooper INSTITUTE and
Tho military will hood tho procession. Tho civic
| societies will follow In the following order:-
Ancient Order OF Hibcrnians OF Now York-Marshals,
Thomas Kearns and James Reilly in Grand street. west
Ancient Order Of Hibornans Of Long Isand-Marshai,
John Gonldng; in Grand street. right on left OF New
Ancient Ordcr Of Hibernians Of Mclrosc Morr SANTA
| and weehawken- Marshal, Michael Henry in Grand
'' Father s MatSer D. B. ~ + Society Of New York
Parent)-Marshn Edward L. Carey; in East Broadway,
Father Mathew j. B. T. A. B. Society Branch No of
Parent socioty)-Marshal, Thomas Collins; in East
Broadway, right resting on left Of Parent Society
tbarM r. A SoUriQty n ri n
Marshal, John Coakey; right resting on Goaverneur
street
Father Mathew T. A. B. so-iety, No S, Of Brooklyn
Marshal James Pagan; between Gouverneur and Mont
gomcry streets, right resting r NJ T. A b. Society,"
Father Mathew T. A. D. Society No. 2 Of New York.
Marshal, Michael Madden; between Montgomery and
Clinton Streets right resting ON r M I. A. b Society
Father Mathew r A. Society No. Of New York g,;-
Marshal WIN. OConncll; botwoen Montgomery and Clin
| ton Streets right resting on left Of No 3.
.t. P.ter's r. G 7. A. B. society.Aarsha Patrick
Nihan between MONTGOMERY and Clinton streets rsn
St James r. C. 7. A. B. Society-Marshal, John
Dwyer between Clinton and Jefferson streets, right rest
ing on left Of st. Peters Society.
Young Mons Father Mathew T. A. b. Society, No 1,
OF Brooklyn-Slarshal, Terence McDermott; between
Jefferson and Canal Streets right resting on left OF st.
Hibernian Benevolent soc.ety-Marshal, Patrick Han
rahan; in New Canal street, right resting on East
Shamrock Benevolent Society, No /, Of Brooklyn
Has shal, -; in New Canal sire t, right resting on
left OF Hbernian Benevolent Society
Benevolent So,ic.y Of United Sons Of Erin-Marshal
Hon Michael Connolly n New Canal street, right rest
immaculate Conception 7. A B. society-Marshal
James sullivan; in East Broadway between Jefferson
Father Mathew r. A. D. Society, No /, Of sorth Brook
lyn-Marsha VIM Lawlcr; between Jef rser a.,i M hu'-
gers streets. rob. ..iny on left OF Immaculate Con
] ccpt'c.-T. A. b Society
,i.ong.horcmen's q B. sociely-Marshal Denis Sui
an between Rutgers and Pike sircct right resting ON
left OF F. NJ. Society, No /, Of South Brooklyn :,
St. AIMS r. c; 7. A. b. Society Of Brooklyn-Marshaal
Henry Brcslln between Rutgers and Pike streets right
resting on left Of 'Longshorem n.
Father Mathew 7. A. b. Society No. 2, Of New York
Marshal John Reilly; between Pike and Market streets
| ri hit resting 0 St. AIMS Society.
Benevolent society Of St Vincent de Paul Brooklyn,
D-Narshai, Richard Ccary between piks and Mar, Mar
T. F. Mcagher Cub-Marshal, -; between Pike
Market streets right resting on st. Vincent dc Paul
Barry Bon violent society-Marshal -; between Mar.
ket and Chasharne Streets right resting on T. Mcaghcr
Assumption 7. A. B. Society OF Brooklyn--Marshal,
Denis y. 0'Sullivan; between Market and Caharinc
streets, right resting on Barry Benevolent Society
Quarrymen's L. 2. socety-Na rshal, Charles Allen
between Market end casharlne Streets right resting on
Father Mathew 4. b. :ocI,ty, No s, Of New York
streets, rght resting IN Qrairymen's society
st. Bridgets n. D. and B. Socicty-Marshal James
rosnS on 81 Sociosy No s. Of Now York
Father Mathew T. A. b. sosioty No. o, OF Grecnpoint-
Marshal Thomas Lawler right resting on st. Bridgets
Father Mathew T. A. B. Society, No 8, of Williams
bury-Thomas Lloyd, Marshal; in New Bowcry, right
| resting on Oliver street
The Grand Marshal will be John Tucker, who will b,
assisted by the following aids:-Patrck McGuinn VIM
Atk nson Hugh Murray, Denis Keenan, Michael Gillen,
John j. Thcrry Peter Lcdwith Michael Doughorty Cor
nclus Heay, James McCoskcy Patrick Hagserty, Tho
mas Conner, Hugh Monaghan, Thomas MCGUIRE
| sERvIcEs AT ST. PATRIcx's CATHEDRAL.
grand high will be celebrated At st. Patrick 8
Cathedral at half-ras ten O'Clock this morning Arch
bishop McCloskcy will ofcate chi 4 cclcbrant and
pancgyrc Patrick will be pronounced by the Rev.
Father DAILY, Of st. Johns Coll'ge, Fordham.
THE EVENING FESTIVITIES.
We have already noticed the chi ( features Of the
ng celebration In honor Of the great Irish apostle
There will be nuuberrss balls concerts and social
unions Of an agreeable character.
Tie Knights Of ST. Patrick will give their banquet at
the Metropolitan Hotel for which the Mcssrs. Leland
have made the elaborate preparations. The most
interesting part OF tho proceedings will be an original
poem by the famous 'Milcs Reilly, who, II Is sa d,
has slaid himself daccntly for the asion. Dcd-
worths Band will furnish the instrumental music, and
Mcssrs Thco. Thomas and Gusayrs Geary are to sing
OF the best Irish ballads accompanied the piano
pcccd respond to toasts General Sweeney, DIR.
Cunning g. Bedford, Richard 0'Gorman, Algernon 8.
Sullivan Dr. L. illiman Ives Colonel O'Mahoney, VIM.
r. Roberts, Captain W. r Lyons, r. J. Mcehan, J. A.
McMas.ers and q. p. 0Donncll
The Friendly ofst Patrick will enjoy their annual
dinner Delmonicos OF Fifth and Four
tcenth street. and Mr. Richard Bell L. 10 preside Last
year the dinner exclusive but night tho press
we learn to be James T. Brady Judge Daily, Judge
Brady, Richard Bell and job, Eogafty
sAchHp ooSohn, AT THE CHURCH OF THE IMMAcr
| LATE CONCEPTION.
Grand sacred concert, under the direction of MI
Gonzales VIII be given at the Church OF the Imnacu
| late Conception Montcair, this evening Inc Pro
granme Is very attractive.
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