New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

then taken, and liberal bil OF fare was partaken OF
with vim and zest which showed no reprgnanoe
regard for one night OF the existence OF the Of
Lent. The cloth, finally having been removed the Pre-
sident Mr. John II. Harnet called the attention Of the
company 10 the intellectual treat in store and announced
every part OF the hababe globe were celebrating the
lts2d anniversary OF the birth OF st. Patrick told plea
SAINT story OF his fe talked OF the great 0Ne who had
invaded France and walked England with the ap
parent purpose o. only capturing St Patrick At the age
| but with view to introduce into Ireland the
sTarRsn snd s nj. tslth which hssh1se ms possessed
only cGe drop Of bioodthat of one Of ns own attend
ants who had precipltated himself between Patrick
and Druid deyotee who was disposed 60 do him harm
That faith introduced by St. Patrick 82 years ago. still
remained In ireland, and would remain, Notwithstanding
Irish Church dsestabshment OF the British Premier,
Mr. Gladstone. It was stated that Mr.. Roebuck was
about to write history Of America WELL then, he the
Chairmanl would tell him that Ireland had q history
here Teeumseh was an Irishman, a tradition
| OF which neither sehOo-bOOks nor bis
parish of Kilcnmse6, county Of Roscommon ireland
but when he landed in this country end attached him
his h T. ana Gt thu. otGf G keep hsm in E
norance and at the same time to preserve his identity he
called himsef Tecumseh. all OF which Col johnson, who
Killed Tecumseh could affirm II he was now alive for he
| was excellent Knight. "Hoe.intheDa was
another Irshman, but from the County Of Tipperary
| and known in his own townand as one O'Day
oDay, however, did not change name but his tribe
4" o" before DAY" a hole and as he proved himself
TO be Eighty warrior, they called him HOle-inthe
Day" All LA norGyer although 1t might be only ira
difIon no fthe IMAM woud give for the beneav or
the Roebnck history OF Amo;'Ha, =, \ * =
Mr. Harnett then read the following list Of regular
American EPs: nd c e ME $sI q; PT,;sfP. 5 P.S 1
HOme-Pathfu CoantIEO conquered Jsi0qr srnpaass
~ ID. H TuoS Ss% 1Ra TSs Son ndsD1dsHs Of
The City oEewYoTbe eo9msrA metropolis Of the Western
Welcome 10 ibsS aS % With sSgsiy sS SnnHg oupa
& nnG sGGsT-ysT.nsr, es'toH, arc OF AZ Ib r@aJ,
The Bench the BaTb w.d. .Hd the purity Of the O|,r
protect Innoesn ireland Esonhai
sns pSsoS %" % o,1 NJ so9 OF or p.Vr Bs.r
oS.r We revere R.ber to :. surrendered whis .s%S The
a. aST .a s. % S. favor s. s,s S.s ns pride
The first toast passed with and a cheer; the
second was responded 70 by the Rev; John Barry Of
Lyons, exPresident OF the knights Of ST Patrick.
The fourth toast, in tho absence OF Gov Hoffman, was
responded to by Mr. John Hayes and the hfth by Mr..
John Mutually oi The Metropolitan Record. The toast, the
Getty OF York" recognized by His Honor Mayor
Hall, In characteristic speech, in tho course OF
which no said that he never believed himself
So n popular & Hlt about II S O'Clock YESTERDAY, de
hammer inscribed "a o. H." which would do we'll for
Ancient order o. Hberuians" as for "a. Oakley Hall"
The Mayor thep pleasantly talked OF the city and its
prospective groSneSs and closed by quoting tho sentl-
fanatcism IN E9lhing" Mr. Roger A. Pryor responded
TO Te Bench anal the Bar and Gen Hllyer late VI Gen
Grants san. did full justice TO The Army aud Navy"
Letters OF regret were read from Gov. Hoffman. Mr..
james W. Gerard. Gen. Mcclellan, Admiral Furagut,
and the Hon. Daniel Dongerty Of philadelphia Among
The more promhent gentlemen VINO were seated at tue
fresidents table were his Honor. Mayor Hall, Police
the Rrvs. John aud James Barry Messrs Thomas b.
Pitmun, Thomas Dwyer, Gen. Inlyor, Robert w.
Andrews, john B. Mexican, and Martin Brown.
FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK.
This Society met Last evening at the st.
James Hotel and their Sjh anniversary dinner in
celebration OF the day. Tie meeting quiet aud
cety Among the principal members present were Nr.
EGgeus Kelly President, Mr.. PIN: Member of
Parliament; from Dublin, Judge DAILY. Father
Trainor, Mr.. Archibald the British Consul and
ident Of the ST. Nicholas Society. aud the Presidents OF
the St Andrews Now.Eug gland Societies. Mr.. Kelly,
Day and all who honor IT," It responded to by Mr.
Denis Mcmahon who drew glowing picture OF Ireland
lie said it their delight, ns belonging to
common lineage and extraction To meet together aud
pay homage TO one OF lrcands eaeaest men the hoy
Patrick, who accomplished MS mission Wthonl Sneuung
a eTOpO blood; who conquered, even what the great
Cesar was unable Ia OutdHrp, Druidsm. Every son OF
the Emerald Ile proud Of the immense influence eK
cried by his r"ce III All me professions Tue sh had
received withgcheers MIR Sieyin responded. He said
political liberty aud challenged tho admiration of
tho world. Tho next toast, Ireland" WIS
PIN lie had been long enough In New-Gork 20 observe
the immense number OF rsh citizens and he confessed
that they greatly indebted for the privileges and
protection accorded them 10y the Government oi their
bound say that this the second country In tho
world He remarked that manufactures had Increased
mated the Irish living in America 10 be equal In
irban who came over o this cnnntry was worth 500
MIR Archibald then responded toast, Our Sister
soceties" Ho Thought Ir-hynen coming to America
Americans lie said the disrapted Union had been
cemented with the blood of Irshen from the Delaware
10 the Rio Graude. MesSrs. COwdin. Brekmau and
Robertson responded behalf ~ their respective
tics Judge Dnly delivered eulOgy 20 the memory OF
tho lato distinguished awer. MI James r. Brady; aud
dwe a length upon the high qualities Of the Irish
people After few other mnor toasls. the assembly
separated at a late hour
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.
The American and Irish flags were h0isted on
tto Tgtv Hall ItertV on
Greene In compliance with resolutions passed by the
Boards OF Aldermen and Supervisors Bunting was also
displayed from public houses, places OF amusement city
railroad cars ferry boats &C.. while the prevailing color
among pedestrians. women especially, was the Emerald
green. Tho principal feature Of tho days celebration
was the procession. a. the Societies formed m
hue. IN Parkaye,. under the command of Mr. John Wall
the Grand Marshal The following route was theh aken
Down ParRye.. to Hudson-ayo, 10 trontst' 10 Jhyst
10 F9ouaye to the Guy unydr m AND %aerS CommeS aeg
Council; thence down COurt-st.. TO Hamilto ave;
ave. TO Classenaye. 10 De knlb-ave to kentAye', 20
Myrtleave 20 Fort Greene, where, after review Dy the
The sociecs represented headed 10y bands Of uslo and
drum corps, follows: Ancient Oruct oi iip.t
scIety Marshal Henry Bresiin St Jamess r. G. Il. So
ciety Marshal John COnnersi Father Matthew l. A. ID
Society No a. Marshal John II NeTlnnn Father Matthew
r. A b. Society No l. Marshal Daniel Lake St. PatrckA
T. A. D. Society," Msoe ss.y ShI Ma5.Ga S5 Thomas hS%n
Dolau; St Pauls r. {. T. A. b. Society. Marshal Patrick
Gallagher; Assumption H. c. 4. A. b Society. Marshal
Marshnl James Mccormick The different socetias were
designated by rerans aud preceded with banners upon
number In line was about 2OOO incndlng psraps' d 90
Tho knights OF 81 Patrick, T. J. Clemson OotninahduS
banqueted last evening at Melghehs' no. ~ i,
f. d. The night was pleasantly spent win sehllngnt
and Previous 10 the anhouheeent o. no rd hv
Mr Mark A. Feuall, Secretary; =, -
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHMGroS' ID; c.
GgxrLEuEx: The President directs 70 aeknowledge