The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-19
ITALY
Roa5R, March 1S.-H. Won Amin, Am
bassador to the Papal Court, will shortly
present to the Pope his letters Of recall.
ST. pATRIcK,s II,sl DAY. D, Y
rs CeIebratIon YesterdaY.

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DUBLIN, IRELAND, March 1s.-The
celebration Of st. Patrick's day was very
enthusiastic. There was large meeting
in the evening, at which 1t Is estimated
10000 people were present. No distur-
Dances. " g -. ,,.s47l y 'a
CHICAGO, March 1s.-st. Patrick's day
passed of quietly. The Irish societies
paraded through the south and west divis.
ions, and were reviewed by Bishop Faley,
at the st. 1gnatius College. The banquet
and ball ofthe Irish Literary Society, at
Martins, was a very pleasant affair and
well attended. al5a-
BosToN, March 1S.-The celebration
OF st. Patrick!s Day is more generally
observed to-day than on any previous oc-
casion. and Is favored by pleasant wealth.
er: The, procession embraced all the
Irish Catholic societies in the city and
vicinity, and was very attrative. The
Mayor and city government reviewed the
procession on its march.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-The weather
is very pleasant, and the streets are
thronged to witness the celebration OF st.
Patrick's Day. The houses and buildings
on Broadway and the principal streets
are decorated with American and Irish
flags. The display is expected to be very
fine.
While some Of the Irish societies werc
moving in the procession in Jersey City
this morning, police officer Barre under.
took to escort q number Of ladies across
the street through the line Of the pro.
cession. At this some Of the procession.
lists became indignant, and attacked the
officer. He beat them back. Some Of the
members Of the societies were arrested.
The officer is said to have been seriously
injured. uY,s, Haa ~
st. Patrick's day was celebrated by o
grand procession, numbering about 10, 900.
There was no disturbance. The side.
walks were jammed with spectators, most
OF whom sported the national color The
procession was reviewed by the Mayor at
City Hall Park. The procession was
headed by the band of the Goth regiment
and the New Jersey militia, bearing a
banner presented to the st. Patrick Ali.
ance, and o bust Of O'Connor.
Brooklyn also had q fine procession o
probablya mile in length. What first
started the riot in Jersey City, proved ar
Insignificant affair, Two men who at
tempted to route the procession, were
severely beaten. There was considerable
excitement, and once an attempt was made
to move against the police, bit did moi
become serious, and order was quickly
restored. s-f.r04ss
Dispatches from all the principal cas-
tern cities, state that st. Patrick's day Was
one OF usual enthusiasm. &
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE Irish citi
zens arc preparing for grand celebration
OF st. Patrlck's Day. Several military
companies and a large number Of civil so
cleties, are now forming in procession il
the western part OF the city, and will
march through the principal streets.
PlTTsBURdH, AIarch lS.-To.day wal
observed, as St PatriclIs Day BY the Irist
citizens, and was celebrated by proces
sion OF 1000 members. The weather wal
fine and the display Is thoughtto be tlle
most creditable ever had in this city.
CouNcn. BLUFFS, Iowa, March 49,
The Irishmen arc celebrating St. Patrick'l
Day tonight by o grand ball and
speeches. ,S.s-f.g.
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-The celebration
ofSt. Patrick's Day was unusually impos
ing and brilliant. Tho procession wa
nearly an hour passing given point
civil, military and other societies partici
pating Grand banquet tonight. D.
GLRvRLANp, o., March 1876. Pat
rick's day was observed here to-day viii
appropriate religious services al thl
Cathedral, Alarge procession, conlrosei
Of the different Catholic societies, paradei
the streets with bandsof music. :