New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

tH!hs IS P'uHo reputation Tor 5upefcAceHenco Ater
the eloh was removed the President, Dir John Mitchell
opened the intellectual entertainment and followed
in quick succession by Capt Lyons, Mr.. England, the
| Rev. Dr. Bqrtse the Rev. Dr. oTeary, Judge Quinn,
Friendly Sons Of St. Patrick, Nr Sullivan, the ever
welcome Barney Williams" or as Judge Con.
& e s' HSn Hsa's2 1 RiFUSu'S Of waeown sR Mr. coNn %
an ana M Pr the President OF the IRISH Cohyention
{" ~ i'y The Rev DR. OLeary responded to the toast
OF Clvii and religious liberty, the best guarantee of
%R upo P Gg RS s Sssy fSn %
I{iisOttSs po4t OF view, was vas limited BY truth
limited b society on these PSS grounds the ReV Dr.
0eary based AN elaborate argument In which he held
SGGr o. a1d u6.Ssl, Sgea upon the Knights Of st.
Cet--and to, give freedom. first to Ireland then
Europe, than the world AT the conclusion OF the Rev
guests was unanimously rendered the speaker. At
o'clock the party separated concentrating another
received were one from President Johnson Gen. Rob.
ert l.. Lee Gen Sherman, aud Bryan Lawrence of this
city.
DINNER OF THE FRIENDLY SONS or ST. PATRICK.
The Eighty fourth anniversary dinner of the
Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick was held last night at
DemOnicos. About 30 persons sa down to dinner, and
after the cloth removed Judge Brady rose and said
is extremely gratifying TO you a at our festive
board the anniversary OF the birth Of reands tutaar
Saint who not only successfully disseminated MS doctrine
Of Christianity throughout that country but determined
protect the Ce from the secret enemy Of the race OF
u.
he dd ~ In the language OF INC INSPIRED p0es ne gvo
the snakes and tOads twist and banished them
OF st. Patrick now hale aud hearty octogen-
arans though extremely youthful Ia appearance
have regularly stepped the shamrock on this day and
to be hoped they will all unite in tins toast Let us
drink to 81 fatreks Day" Judge Day resp4hded IN
amusing anecdotes of old Irish times and concluded by
eaqs e he OCCASION Usm O By Niles oRey Mr. Simpson the
we-kown tonor, then sang The Minstrel Boy. , Inc
drank with all honors aud responded to by Mr. John
Fowler, ir, who made most eloquent speech ana con
they had given that evening Mr. j. T. Thomas the bari
tone then sang Old Simon the Cclarcr after which the
President gave the third toast lrelaldthe genus OF
her is radiant every cline and she binds them to
her with love which no prosperity can conquer no ad
ycrsity change" THIS toast was responded 10 ny MI
Daniel DOugcrty Of Philadelphia in an eloquent burst OF
patriotic enthusiasm Inc re- SPEAKER ud reaTa % JScS S
and Navyin this Republic tho advance guard 10 9 n9d
was resp6ndcd TO- in a short speech much to the point
by Gen. Buttertied, who concluded by proposing the
GEN Hapine, who in reply, said that he had hoped to
have been excused tonight but the subject was 80 ne-
in respect TO class OF men who had done most OF the
work and got the least credit Of any OF the members OF
song, after which the toast, Tho Clty OF New
6SEey Hall The PTcsident then read some numerous
tecgams he had received one OF which from the out
awsd Daniel Drew particularly amused his auditors,
after which Mcssrs simpson and Thomas sang duett
The next toast our Sister Societies. which was re-
spOnded to in turn by Mr. Walker Of the 81 Georges
81 Andrews. and Mr. Choate Of the England So
was answered by Judge Barrett. This gentleman
pondine made auson the frequent mistakes made by
the press conioundns him win the Mr. Barrett whose
place taking TO night He then concluded with
few remarks on the ladies ana tne ne,n % P Pr oSs,.
the late President was Then drunk win All hVGots Ls
festivities kept up I'LL an early hour ana 81 Patrick
by this time has been left Ia peace FOR another year
II DRoOKLTs
The day was celebrated in Brooklyn yester
day by the different Temperance Societies and Benevo
lent Associations and the weather being fine, and the
streets toerabo condition, the turnout was yer large
and the display quite brilliant. The American banner
Hall aud bunting In profusion ornauented the Court
House places OF amusement saloons and some private
associstions proceeded the Vicinity Of Park aud Cin
tonaves. about 10 o'clock a. M. Shere tno iine Was Was
Grand. Marshal, William Cody, and Aids, mounted
Two carringes each drawn DT do"F hoi'Ss, Sag th
membors Of the Convention OF Itish aus Ss-
Drum corps of bow. dressed IN caps green Jackets
aud red pants. Band Father Mathew SOCIETY 10 q
wearing green -ashcs. Three mounted aids Band 81
James Il. G. Benevolent society, carrying Deaullm
q number OF cergymen. Two mounted aids. Drum
corps Of boys In green and red 5onave uniform Company
and jackets aud red pants and the RANK ana NE gtee
Fnrrc,l and onr 5apanese converts Two aids aud
pany Cadets In green and white. Band wagon wlth
society No l. arraycd In green sashes Mounted aids and
band Company Of aids In red and green. preceding ST
AIMS L. C. Total Abstinence Benefit Society
Following came another corps OF rad cauets'
STs y a@a aS 9 Sno S% ho Assumption %%a R. rG Toa
Abstinence Society; thcn the Laboers Union Benevolent
band With St PaticEs T. C. Total AbstinSncS Society
bringing up the rear , a,
moved down Park-aye to Hudsonaye, to Frontst; 10
Jays (where, as they passed the Bishops mouse tney
gave the usual hOnOr thence to MyrteayeY HUDSON
ave- DE BeyOlsest FultOn-ayc, to the City Hall where
they passed In review before the Mayor and Common
Council The procession then moved through SOuftst'
to Hamonaye.. Columbia ST., Wcodhnllst.. Hcks-st,
Atlantic ST. Classon-aye DE kabaye kentaVeY rInsh-
inc In
ngton Park, where, after review before the SarSa,,
the procession passed lined with spectators and the
greatest interest was manifested DIV thousands 9 an9
military did not participate, rs on IOrner OCCASIONS os
Of members proferrng to join the societies to wch
they attached. ,.,---,, =.
number OF the Brooklyn Associations proceeded to
New York the morning. and participated IN the estyl-
ties in that city The arrangements were excellent III
all respects and the occasion passed of to the sasiac
ton OF every aw-abding citizen. IL Is estimated that
the number out parade exceeded 5000 The
members of tho ST. Patrics Society gave their nlne-
teenh annual dinner at Sawyers Rooms, III Fultonaye
in the evening, AND enjoyed good time 4 st. PatGk' I&d
where they passed very agreeable time.
THE DAY IN JERSEY CITY AND HoBOKEN.
The day was celebrated by parade of sew
era Of the civic societies Of the two cities but was not so
generally participated in as last year The procession
formed on Jersey Jersey City, aud marched In the
following ORDER Gordon OF police under command OF aid
Mann: brass band St Patricks t A. b. Society OF the
Church OF the immacuate drum corps Cadets OF lem
perance; brass band; st. Peters Temperance Benevolent
society; brass band; ST. Marys Temperance Society 0t
Uoboken The procession numbered about $50 persons,
and with their banners flags and quiet department pre-
seuted respectable and fine appearance The route OF
march was through the principal streets OF Jersey CITY
and Hoboken, ard In both cities they were reviewed ny
the city authoytes. The Lonsshoremen, instead OF
paradng appropriated the money It would have cost 70
rharable brroses In the evening, the Friendly sons
81 ireland celebrated the event by supper at Taylors
Hotel ..,- -.,,-,;r'e, - D. - - -
sr. PATRICK'S DAY N wILLIAMsBURGH.
In the absence of any street pageant in the
District the different Catholic churches largely
attended, the day being great Church festival Father
McDonad's Church, Remsen and Leonard-sts, was
drnselY crowded. The pastOr celebrated solemn nigh