The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-19
Celebration of st. Patrieh's Day. -

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on Pleasantly ana Wl.nouo , im0 la's uis.urc-
ahce. Inc piocess,on ~, ;rn,,arso .oM leoi
nentS OF nllllIa o I'll .ro,s, nuin1er y,
1rlsh cnalltape ann.onr;asa 1ny uieSseu anu
each caliy ns ;Tdtanno Nc ata a.nons
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i LIE in nossraro rosession was ABOUT
wv D,.aJ 81 C;tu IIai7 sS9n po'nI. ~ was re-
otbars ftar tIa tIasoi tto!nia anu
o;ans was hoId s ploeoSsiHn hieeIliig vi re-
JTnion Sn,,a,,o ir,,: VI .ie ~ ~
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No Ea,,;aD, u a,i ion tooh pace. ihere were
canse Of 5p9Sones W pe hidue In4ugn tile
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TITUsVHLE, Pa, March II.
st. Patrick's Day was celebrated here in fine
styie. The procession was the largest ever
known here, consisting OF civic societies, a poI-
ZION OF the lire department, and others. a
lecture in the evening was delivered in the
Cathedral by Father Mignault, on Ireland and
the Irish. The celebration wound up with
grand banquet at CoIinthian Hall.
TORONTO, C. W., March II.
st. EPatrick's Day passed off here without
any unusual disturbance. Some attempts were
made to cheer O'Mahoney by the Hibernians
who marched in the procession, but little att
'eht'oh Was pau " It. 20 IT -J.LEzE /
MONTREAL, Z. f., March IL.
The freshmen turned out en- masse to-day,
aliu hillcilou Io0.. nan " pay 'lleif
reopecSs 70 tle poVSrnoI 0eheIai' VINO was
gree ted WIN ioua ana ehthuslastic CHEERS
ne sald he accepted the demonstration as an
evidence on thelr part OF loyalty 10 thelr SOW
ere!sl, OF atachnene 10 the I1s1itutions q
Iner iana, ana as proGest against tne pfunIl-
pies OF wicked men VINO wou!d disgrace inc
name OF lrlSlInGn DIV ucSCCraUllg UIlc Udy Vi
neaeaf, pn onV a NY bs %% conntrv Ha
Fl. SsS.'pI r. tIpf ~, ~
which Cd forbid tbev would haclr their nrin2
o;r,ios Of Go,aIt,J ,,,;th 3ha;r stoT,t ar,s TIA
,,Iooo. VI 10 Mar,-,t vhoro
sroscbas ,yar.a ,naJa hy T,bowas n, Arcv Me-
~ Me-; VIZ ue e,,I ~ +ho psas;s,ants nf COW
oroi Ir;sS Soo;nt;oy al of 1ouoI md national
charaotar wl,;ch 1 ,V. ent5ns;a sticaliv an
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CIR p.rr N1;,n Mar II
G. po+r;o1,s dor Voc ooiabrateJ hero INV a
,oroe , arnoass;o uy R;Sbnn Grace and Gov
Ma,S1,dpn '',oJa e,'oooIos Stro,,olv 1enormcing
he Eo1n;ars o,,a IUa,,,i,a tSa rich naoniS
o one tI'a,, "ii" "''-e f0f
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,s .o.,-ys.a.s, SAN FRANCISCO, Marcn II.
st. Patricks day was celebrated by grand
military and CIVIC procession and oratlons.l
MILWAUKEE, Mar. II.
St Patrick's day was not celebrated here on
account OF the state OF ahairS IN Ifeiand.
100 91a tg5l3s'z LOUISVILLE, KY, March II.
81, The Fenians and sons OF Erin with delega-
lions from neighboring cities, paraded through
the principal streets to-day. They We're ad-
dressed at the Court House:and had BAN
quet in the evening The procession was
large and imposing.
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d 81 RI Eeaian Excitement IN Canada.
ToRoNFo. c. w. March II.
IT. is renorted that an. s. Revenue Cutter is
watching the Fenians off Opdensbure.
LARGE reinforcernents from ENGLAND are ex-
nected shorty some rerimenfs of cavalry
are amopn them.
Al nresent there are about 10000 fegulars in
Canada. besides ii 900 volunteers On duty.
There are at least * JO0O fullv armed military
ready to move at moments notice, and 80
900 more could soon be made available. The
Government has an immense number of Off
GERS, veterans, well drilled, to lead the militia.
A large number of volunteers are at st. John,
and it is daily increasing. aiv 'eot 3r1s
There was some little excitement on the
Western Frontier last night occasioned by
noisy demonstrations in honor of st. Pat
rck's day. Troops were under arms all night,
but all is quiet to-day. 2aoi g Lad a'f "a
h'a.a4 iea sai ~ New YORK. March Is.