New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

pOus aDors made him tho patron saint OF the Emerald
Isle. could have witnessed the demonstrations made in
his honor yesterday by the estmabe Irish emgrants
whose political tolls have made them the practical rulers
OF the Isle OF Manhattan he would have seen nothing TO
rule his seraphc repose The day was as charming as
the most jealous ceebrator could DESIRE and rarely does
the sun shine upon more orderly and enthusiastic null
| htude Even the keen March wind was tempered in
honor OF the occasion and from hundred hagsa, the
| Stars and Stripes and Erin's green and Golden
flag uttered in the gentle breeze svrads OF smiling
spectators idlers Of every class Juveniles absolutely
innumerable, and thousands OF Celtic feminnes I'm ali
| their most gorgeous fnery, lined Broadway and the
Bowery, and clustered like bees around the City Hall
shamrocks and tiny flags. green bows and scars and
ribbons met the eve on every side during the hours in
when the crowd watched the long procession with its
snken flags and splendid banners, Its bands OF spirit
snGring sur music It's mounted marshas in gay uniforms
: hats and unquestionable kids and resplendent
| ns,gri and Its battaliOns OF Irish lads
trSEEe" tTicEe6" or, =, red and green An the pomp and
circnmstouuo ouo ia national festivty, streamsd
along Broadway for s'S two long hours filing every
lOernian soul with pride and ee3tnIS most dsspote
go9d pature lnasmuch as the police pths a4 " and
a sieahs and everybody wisely al Ie s%SToying
smile, there very little disorder afac when
in the highest degree gratifying and astonis ing when it
Is remembered that there at 10000 people IN
the streets Below are our reporters more detailed
accounts OF the principal features Of the celebration
THE DAY IN THE CITY.
With q clear and beautiful sky overhead,
mud under foot it is to be supposed the Of
the various military and civic associations who paraded
yesterday enjoyed the day thoroughly and that although
the route long and resome they returned their
homes well satisfied with St. Patrcks Day. 1869. Tho
procession In process OF formation from 10 o'clock
until quarter TO one. when, at given signal the mill
tary moved down secondave, from Tenthst, the civic
societies falling in according to the programme. The fol-
lowing IS the order Of the procession
zouayes; Grand Marshal Thomas Donnelly and 80 aids
mounted Daronches containing Father AeAear Register
Hibornians Of arshas John Mcclure and Tim
othy Darcy A. o. OF H. Morrisana, Marshal Peter Kane
Quarrymen's u. b. Society, Marshal Thos Keenan,: La.
bOrers' u b Society, five divisions, Marshas VIM OCon-
Marshal Michael Murphy; X g. b. Society, 81 Vincent de
Panl Church Brookiyn' j. d.! Marshal Philip j. i smthi
81. Peters r. T. Society. Marshal Daniel Gala
Patrick 9Nellii Transit Transasurgtion Gfs% T. e r. @ A. B.
st. Gabrers r. C. T. A. b. Society Marshal Patrick Gar
vey; St. Coumba's r. C. T. a. b. sGciety' Marshal Mat
shall John Bressingham; Young Mems In Conc Society
Marshal Henry Mekenna; 81. BrrnaTds H. G. r. A. B
Society. Marshal, Michael Lynch; NJ r. A. b Society
Parent socety, Marshal Peter N keel9n; T. NJ l. 3.
I'f NJ r. br'S@ M sepcy TS branch 30 MaTsR Michael
Nicholson; T. NJ. L. H. Society. Branch No q Marshal,
DANIEL D. Gyun F. NJ T. A. b. Society. y. y, Marshal,
Patrick Qugley; f. NJ 4. A. u. Society. y. y, No; >,
Leaving second ave. the line Of march taken along
the CITY Han Park Here slight delay occurred but at
2oclock HIS Honor the Mayor aud lhe boards oi Alder
IN front OF the cry Hall steps each wearing spg OF
Shamrock In his hat and the Aldermen bearing the IN
review. The Mayor had suit OF green made especially
for the occasion. He fancy green crayat. aud
carried IA his naud bouquet, In which The beautiful
flowers buried amid green leaves Tit 69tl marched
we'll ana appeared we'll and the neat appearance Of the
civic societies well their solderke marching were
much commended. II took nearly two hours for the
CITY Hall Park Having left the Park. the route was ro
snhtd and Tue lfoer~sionts marched up Bioad"ay 70
Foureenl-sl Wheir thry passed by ana shluled wash
IugtOus statue; down FDurteentst To sixthayo.; mp
SNth-ave To ThryOurtst, across Thirty yfourt-st 10
sccondaye down SrcOndaSe 70 Twenty hrd-st. across
Tweuty.thirdst 10 Firsaye, down Firstave 20 Eighth
ssn!ed 5' "r LEh' 10 cooper Institute "H''0 'AS were
II is estimated that IocOo in the procession.
At 81. Patrcks Cathedral the crowd Of wOrshlptrs
large that thousands compelled To away
ioi i"cS Grapd Pontacai vh Mas was ccehrated by
Archbishop McClOzkey. assisted by large numhrr OF
celebrans aud deacOns. The music always the
at ST. Patrick's. well selected aud arsticHly
cuted. After the mass. Father Preston OF 81 AIMS
character of st. Patrick, aud the immense congregation
slowly left the sacred edinoe.
Soon after the procession commenced moving the I'm.
thrOng Congfegated in the city Hall Park surged
forward and ite glrl named Katy Crosan, residing
with her parents ~ Eghiysecondst near MadlSohdfc
thrust forward by the pressure irom behind INTO the
open space reserved for the column. brutal policeman
raised hs club aud struck the little gr heavy 1low on
the forehead causing serious wOun from winch the
blood flowed copousy and rendering her insensble The
injured erl was picked up. taken INTO the staon-houso
IN the basement Of the city Hail. and restored TO con
homo IN oi some friends
Dennis DAILY apeddler. residing at No y James-'t..
BroOElyu Yesterday conducted himself in dsOrderly
while the crowd m front OF The Sun ONCE on
the corner OF Frankiortst and Printing llOusosquarc
fused. attempted To arrest him Daly resisted ana was
aided by friend named John McCarty. In the melee
the officers club was torn from his grasp and he
beaten the head. receiving bad wound. Olcr ON
his assistance and the pair we're eventually
secured Daly receiving bad cut the head from tie
club OF one OF the officers Daiy aud McCarty were
taken 10 tine Oaks Police station aud locked up. Inc
heads OF the wounded dressed by sHrgeOH.
In the Marine Court, Macom Campbell. esq. moved
that the Court adjourn, to give many jurors aud wit
celebration Judge Curtis IN adjourniug the Court said
ho thought the motion proper one ana should adjourn
In attendance To participate IN the festivities oi daJ 80
great In political and religious history OF the people
OF ireland NJ that every tribute should De paid
that heroic whO by Their YalOr and industry au
done much 10 maintain American Institutions
CELEBRATION BY THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD
The Fenian Brotherhood celebrated the day
by an entertainment gwen Cooper Institute In tho
evening for the benefit pecunary and otherwise Of the
Brotherhood The hall was well filed with patriotic
and enthusiastic audience Of both sexes the platform
occupied by number OF those most prominently
identified with the Feulan m this city Az the
back OF the stage were hung portraits OF Alien lAihn
and OBren the three men who were hung Al MancheH
ne United stn, d u irenhS NV ro S.r,IiV disiayed
about the room and behind the ohairpan's seat was
talking had passed and tho time Tor action had como
Mr. Patrick Daily, chairman OF the Committee OF Ar,
raugeu,ents called the meeting order and introduced
ns permanent chairman Gen. John ONeil the latest
President OF the Motherhood who was received win
great enthusiasm. Gen ONeill made brief address,
ihaukng the audience for their enthusiastic welcome
aud promising that ere long the freedom OF ireland
sbould be achieved. There this moment thou
sands OF truehearted men, who fought brayely Tor
the preservation of their adopted country nov teay 70
sprihg gain to to offer their lives need be- sac
ridce the liberty OF their native country ae tnsle
are also thousands who fought on the side oi te oou
ern Confederacy who ready 20 JOIN hei ~
the struggle for the freedom @ Sai o % vnHteer re-
cited descriptive poem which called i9rth he hearg