New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-18
ST. PATRICK's DAY.
As rmpcsing Display Of Numbers nm" Ne'
gnIia by tide sous Of the "sod " Nhn-
rHois AND Senfimcnts.


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gradually revealed himself and the thousands OF anxious
ard exptctauf participants IN tie celebration OF the
.ay shtiered confidence from the dspensaton Of the
God tucklcd their ve.dant and g0wdy harness and
.,hihted pageant that did credit TO themselves and
no disLouor to their adopted country. The nth oil
March has ever been fooked upon as a day peculiarly
ard sEecil.y sci apart for Michael Patrick and IeGH!
70 indulge in certain recreation for the amusement u
ifer friends.
That view. however, is fast disappearing, ana the
conduct o. tie clldIen Of the Emerald Isle recently
as been so different Fl ON what 1t was formerly lh"I il
nay saiefy he said the citizens OF New Nolk yesterday
locked uron their display Of coors order and martial
enthusiasm with the iriensest degree Of satSiactl"
Ut Las been said that NewYork can nauguraie pro
,os,ion e1e@pore Of immense magnitude for any pur'
,osoo, Oh any occasion. This nay be 80. But IT must
re c,des. 70 all that nothing Of character approach
iDe 70 tie display Of yesterday could have been imam
crratod " any faction, chief Of facon-hy any in
OyiLl.i 81 party.
Oftte historical character whose memory inspire the
DISPLAY, much discussion has been INDUCED in from
time inmemoril The Scotch and the French have
claimed him rs hor own and many private squabole
has ensuod resulting in serious consequences from The
doubts involved in regard to his origin Recently
YIs S,otsAmericGn Journal Of this city published the
following a1ecdo,e was given 1T is said that one
,stday. wien very hungry. tie patron Saint Of Ire
land lepod himself TO pork chops without leave and
On his way home with them. accidentally met en- angel
whose awful presence brought hin to realizing sense
" he tTansgTession, and he Immediately threw the
elo,s into pail Of water standing by the roadside
After the exit of the angel the Saint went 10 the pa
tcr lis .lops ind found them transformed into fat and
delicious trout. liver since this event, meat dipped
INTO water in Ireland goes by The name OF ST. Pat
Yit&s fsl and is eaten FIST days by tie most
cttlodox Catholics" This, however is only Scottish
"oItek and cannot be depended upon.
An English publication for l6oe gives The following
"Ib Ireland the deposition of s Patrc Bishop and
Coniesor Apostle OF that Hand who borne IN the Ter
ritorv Of Bristow, in Somersetshre brought w nj
glastonbury went ouer in his yonth into France TO
ST. Martyr, bis Vnce then Bishop OF Towers who WIS
brother 10 St Patiickes Mother OF whome he was ID
,tTueted 10 learning and other vertues: Afterwards
HciDg 20 Rome there cODsecrAted Bishop by cope
Cesestinus and sent bscke 10 preach the Christian ih
IN Scotland which he did for TYNE with great frdt OF
is abour; and thence he went into Ireland oeeanse al
that syme great part Of the Scots inhabited that Ming
,omej where conuered the whole land and 80 became
their Apostle working wOndfous miracles amoIS them.
tie ued hundred and two and twenty years obtayn.
ing by his prayers, that no yenemous creatures Should
Eue or breed in Ireland and died IN the yearot Cblst
fon1e hundred and fourscoIe and one. His body
Grst inferred in the towne OF Dun, in the Tonlnce OF
Vis,er and afterward translated 10 The AIchbisbOps
Sea Of Anna in the same kjngdome about the year,
of Christ one thousand one hansIed threeseoTe aac
sesGenteene, de the ancient Records OF Ireland DO Dc
slafe.' 49,
We have no desire discuss the astrological poiBs
brought I'D IN regard 10 tie Saint II is sufficient TO
know that the Irish claim. honor. and accept him.
At lot o. m ST. Patricks Cathedral was filed by ITS
n.ua attendants and outsiders to see Archbishop Nc
Closky and participate in The ceremonies there, which
were Of an imposing character. Pontifcal High
Msss was celebrated by the Archbishop assisted w the
Very Reverend DR.. Starr, the Rev. Mr.. NcNerpy and
'sshers. The music superb. The Rev. NJ Daily
delivered eloquent discourse upon the history and
virtues Of ST. Patrick andth large coneourse Of spec
ssfors left The edce participate in the procession
gaze upon its varied beauties.
THE PROCESSION.
TIE procession commenced forming at first by only
sNw Societes-early in the morning on Grand-st and
East Broadway and ts O'Clock there quite OOO
persons ON the ground Fifteen minutes after o'clock
sbe night Of the column commenced moving taking up
the following line Of march; Down Broadway and
Chahams through the east gate of the Park, passing
in treview before the Mayor and Common Councils
Up Broadway 10 }ouJteenihst; through Four
teenthst. 10 Seventh-ave 70 Thirty fourthst.
scross Thirty iouIthst TO Second ave-. down Second
ave. 10 Twenty third-st.; across 1wenty.thrdst to
FiIstave; down First,ave. TO Eiglth.st up Eighth.
st. TO the Cooper Institute where the procession
Glsu1sseC. OufnT Tie passage through the Park
which occupied two hoursiand haf-a salute Of 100
guns wac fred. The police arrangements at the City
Hall were under the direction Of Capt Bracket. The
following was the order Of procession:
Grand Marshal, John Xucker Aids, Patrick Me-
Quinn William Atkinson; Special Aids, Hugh Mur
ray Denis Keenan,, Michael Islden, John j. Theary,
Peter Ledwith Michael Dougberty, Cornelius Healy,
John McCluskey, Patrick Hagerty, Thomas Connors,
hugh Monaghan Thomas Mcclure.
4. Chy Regiment New York State National Guards,
nd If Eayay.
.. Ninety ninth Regiment New York State National
GnsJds. under command OF Col. Mahony.
3 Ancient Order of Hibernians Of New.Nork-Mar
shas Thomas kearns and james Reilly.
4. Ancient Order Of Hibernans Of Long Island
Marshal John GouldiEg.
S. Ancient order Of Tbernians OF Melrose. Morris
anna and Weehawken--.Marsbal Michael Henry.
&. Father Mathew L. Il. L. i. Il. Society OF New
York Parent Marshal Edward J.. Cary.
J. Father Mathew L. H. 4. A. Il. Society, Branch
No 4 Of Parent Society Marshal, Thomas Collins.
E. Father Mathew T. A. Il. Society No of Brook
Bl--MaIshal John COakley.
9. Father Mathew T. a. i. Society. No. OF Brook
iyn-MGTshal james Pagan.
10 Father Mathew I A b. Society No g. Of New
York-Marshal Michael Madden.
Al. Father Mathew L. A Il. Society No. T. OF Yew-
york-Mtrsha. William 0Connell.
~. Father Matthew T. A. T. Society. No 4. Of New
YoTk-Marshal, William orc onnell.
Is. 81. Peters Il. &. i. j. i. SOcietyMaTshal Pat.
yich Milan
Il. ST. James r. c. T. A. B. soeiety-Marshal, John
Is Young Mems Father Mathew r. A. b. Society
No I, Of brooklyn Marshal Terence McDeImot.
16. Hieerniar Benel oent Society -MaTsha, Patrick
BaDrahan.
l.. Shamrock Benevolent Society. No. OF Brooklyn
Marshal, John Murray.
ls. Benevolent Society Of United Sons Mar
s&al Michael Connolly.
10. Immaculate Conception 4. A II. SOcicty-NaT-
kfQl James Sullivan.