The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-19

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First cavalry, National Guard, State New York.
The civic societies were as ollows:-Ancient Order
% So oo No.
100 men; No. 4, President M. DOugherty, $50 men;
10. s. President 4 KeenShan $50 mem No: s, N.
N: IT, DH'f lyon. aiS men; No. I j. Mcguire sao
McA NS zoo memo oGyi No. e. PEN p So sS i5S
h NS q 40 men: CLARK a no No
men; No %. Thomas McSaly' l4c mem; SN No. q.
HUGH Cunningham, 200 men; No. %, ?. Holfen. $50
Ss%R gsay N James Rsns
George Hepburn. Luke Murphy, John o'Relily, Pat:
rick aghe e, owen Boyle Michael nsaley Michael
Mcdonald, Bernard 8. Tlghe. Hugh Mcsorley. Pat
rGs MSpSnSd Thomas Magse Patrick MccOr
The other civic societies were:-
Ancient order OF Hibernians, Division No.. l, of
Keenan,; AIDS Patrick Meade and Michael McNulty:
Anclen. order OF Hbernians, Division No. B. OF
Quarrymens Union Protective Society, n. "
Marshall Thomas Herman; Aids, Michael Ward,
Bernard Breedon and Dennis Clifford
St. Budgets Mutual Benefit and Benevolent So
TrapOlocK Makers United Protective and Benevo-
Fllan; Aids Michael Henry and John Whelan.
st. James, Roman Catholic 7. A. b. Society-Mar.
shall John GIlligan; Aids, Daniel Murphy and
ST. Peters Roman Catholic T. A. B. society-Mar.
snal, John Harkins; Aids, John Londregan and
Immaculate Conception R. @. T. A. B. Society
Marshal, Patrick Lacy; Aids, William Hayes and
Young Mems St. James, R. G. T. A. b. Society,"
Marshal, Michael Meehan; Aids. John Calnon ana
St. GaDrlel's r. C. T. A. b. Society-MarshaI,
Jeofrey O'Connel; AIDS, Thomas Linahan and john
81. Columbia's R. @. T. A. B. Society-MarshaI,
Michael Dunne; Aids, Peter Gallagher and James
St. BrIdget's R. q. I. A. B. soclety-Marshal,
Denis Hall0ran; AIDS, William II. Byrne ana John
St. Vincent Ferrer's R. G. 7. A. B. sociery-Mar.
shall. Robert Curran; Aids, Stephen Cooney and
st. Michaeps r. @. T. A. B. Society-Marshai.
John Fleming; AIDS. Cornelius Spilian and Charles
Holy Innocents' r. G. T. A. b. Society-Marshal,
John Carroll; AIDS, James II. Buckley, Patrick NJ.
HernOn, Bernard Doherty and Bartholomew Clar
St. Jerome's R. G. I. A. B. Society. North New
York, Westminster county-Marshal, Peter McAne-
ney; AIDS, Patrick Hanratty and Thomas McHugh.
Ms s.. PEERS s r. Society," south Srocklyn-
lam ADAMS n and THOMAS DoWd. '"A''' ''""' WIZ
3 y = + society,"
Charles Qulnlan and James Carey
:, Father Mathew U. B; I: A. 3. Society, Branch
Young Mems u. B, I. A. B. Society, Branch
Heffernan and Hugh Kerrgan.
Father Mathew I. A. b. Society No. 2, N. T.
Marshal, George Smith; Aids, Patrick DAWN and
Father Mathew T. A. B. Society No. 8, N. y
Marshal, Patrick Mccarthy; AIDS Patrick Qulgley
Father Mathew T. A. b. Society No. 6. N. y
Marshal. William Ryan; Aids, Michael Cummiskey
Father Mathew /. A. B. Society No. !, Brooklyn
Marshal, Thomas Cline; Aids, Michael Frawley and
Father Mathew I. A. B. Society, No. 7, Manhattan.
vile-Marshal. Murtaugh Garry; Aids, Cornelius
Young Mems Father mathew T. A. B. Society," No.
~. Anthony's Church, Greenpolnt-Marsnal, Mar
o. ~ ~: Aids. Charles DAVIS and John Harvey
Father T.4sns7 W Ii ebr,sn nv Dl00A"
DpMatsnai' xnance Mutual B. B. Association
Marshal w s,nSss @ Special H %as
SSssaas fna jS1a
Patrick Mccain, Cornelius Ma. ~. s.as S'H NV.
ley Tlmothy OBrien, Hugh McGratn, a..--,.-
HENDERSON, John O'Conner, Thomas McMahOn,
William mccarthy, John OConnell James Barrett,
Considlne and Thomas J. Harmon.
The Grand Marshal OF the procession was Owen
Hunt, his first aid being Roger Gilligan and the
the special aids Were:-Peter Kane First Special
Alqi THOMAS Collins, John Close James McGarry,
William Uiafiy, john CONWAY, Patrick Costelloe.
Daley, Timothy Hurley, Patrick Gallagher. Michael
O'Reilly, Daniei Mannion Peter Forester Matthew
Mcbride, John KiLally, Thomas Lynch, John Dris-
COLL Patrick Gamer, Francis Herman John MCGUIRE,
Cornelius Healy, John McCrystal, BARLEY McHugh,
McNlcar, j. MCGEE, j. o. Brien, Gregory Flynn, WI.
liam Murnane, J. Mccormick, william Kelly and
It is estimated that there were about thirty thou.
'''''N THE ORDER TO MARCH
was given the procession moved down Second ave-
nue. to Second street, to the Bowery, to Chatham
street and to the City Hall Park. Along the route,
as has been said thousands OF sght-seers lined the
streets, especially watching the ornamental cars,
tine marshals and the celebrities" VINO rode in car.
u Of thy anus BRASS
bands Dlazed away almost recklessy at patriotic
Irish airs, making the ola houses IN the Bowery and
Chatham street echo TO the sounds
THE REVIEW AT THE CITY HALL.
Around the City Hall the crowds began gathering
expectation Of seeing the procession. But, like the
ant IN the fable these prudential people lay up their
Han steps and around the Ratings Even at ten in
the morning the steps were crowded with people
whose variously colored apparel made quite fan.
tastic but picturesque sight from distance. Col.
lectivey the sight was rather pretty. Taken indi-
vidually the effect was not quite so pleasant
the day advanced the multitude grew larger and
iafref nn,i it seemed as If the whole population Of
!ae s R t Sy HsEf ss gong 70 Drs'p
THE GREAT BODY OF THE PEOPLE,
with that Keen instinct which 50 surely guides
possible and IN spite Of the desperate efforts OF
numerous policemen In attendance. Here the
wide walk which crosses ne park from PARK row TO
afterwards to pass, began 70 be lined both Sides
first 'thlnly, and gradaally two four, SIX and ten
deep-nOt without the usual Accomplishments OF
such crowds sucn as swearing men, squalllng in.
fants lwhy Will mothers bring their babies
TO such placesyl excited women and brutal
policemen. Then the street Arabs came
in Tor their places among the trees, where they
hung In seemingly perllous positions, chipping their
wild dltties to the crowd below. At one O'Clock all
means OF passage across to the City Hall became
an uncertain problem, except to brawny shoulders
and hard fists Then there began the usual stretch
ing Of necKs and curslng at the hardness OF the
procession.
AT length far down Chatham street the head OF
the procession could be deserted, and tnen began
the pushing anu squeezing OF those who had not
good places and the resistance OF those who had.
The services Of
THE KNIGHTS OF THE CLUB
were again called into requistiOn. These abors
were materially added by The TACT that the crowd
on both SIDES or the broad walk had gradually en-
croached on the open space IN front Of them, SO