New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
TILE IRISH JUBILEE.

HOW ST. PATRICK'S MEMORY WILL BE HONORED.
If the weather be fine the parade to-day will
be one the largest and most imposing that has taken
place years in this city the anniversary OF Ire
lands patron Saint The procession will include the 69th
Regiment the representative Irish organization in the
First Division OF the National Guard; sew
eral companies OF the lst Regiment Cavalry
the Legion OF st. Patrick, the Tipperary Vol
unteers. !tbe Dungannon Volunteers. and other
Celtic military organizations; the Ancient Order OF III
bernians OF this city, Brooklyn MOrrsania, Iremoh'
and other suburbs the various Temperance Organiza-
tons of this city and Brooklyn, the rival organizations
and the st. Patricks Mutual Alliance Benevolent Asso-
ciation Roman Catholic Associations OF various kinds
and number of labor organizations. III t5 estmateu
that there will be 10000 and $4,000 men in line
The following tue civic societies that VIII take part
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lent society Weeawken HeWYok Benevolent Society Of op-
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Roman Catholic Benevolent Society souh BTOokla ST. A1hG1s H.
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BrooIiyn Father Mathew socet1 No Mannatta5ylei
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f. D. ST. Pancks Mutual Alliance and Benevolent Association
The Grand Marshal is John GllIgan, and his special
aids are Thomas Reilley and James Flynn The process
sion will move at D. m precisely the signal being the
discharge OF cannon. When the military, under the
command OF Col James Cavanagb shall have passed the
right OF the civic societies. each ofthe latter VIII rail- INTO
nne in order, and the march Will be continued through
second-aye TO Second St., the Bowery Canal and Cen
tre-sts. TO the east gate OF the City Han PARK
where the procession will be reviewed by Mayor Have
nd fhp thence
Broadway TO Union-squae, sautng and passing around
the Washington Monument; through Fourteenth-st,
Nnth-ave Thirty-fourth-j Secondave. Twenty-thrd
St. Firstave and Eighth-s to Cooper Institute, where
they will be dismissed. salute OF II guns Will be tred
when the procession reaches the City Hall Park Among
the invited guests who will accompany the procession
are Sheriff Brennan the Board of Police Commissioners,
Father McAlear OF ST. Columba's Church, and others.
The entire police force will be duty to-day. No
serious disturbance OF any kind Is apprehended. A
strong Of police will accompany the procession IN
front and TO protect from annoyance or inter-
ference of any kind detail OF "a mounted men, from
the Thirty Police Precinct VIII head the process
sion The police of the Third. Fifth, sixth, Eighth
Ninth Tenth Fourteenth Fifteenth, Sixteenth seven.
teenth, Eighteenth, Twentieth, twenty nrst, ana
Twenyninth Precincts VIII line the & sreeeS e1rSag et
from other precincts Capt Leary, win lOO men, VIII
have rye charge Pf soes oe E Of % Paef John Brady
President. will give their annual dinner az Demohcos,
ient to Gems Sherman and Hancock the Hon VIM NJ
Eyarts the Hon Joseph H. Choate, Gen NJ. I. Mcmahon.
Chancellor Crosby Judge Daily and Others The knights
of st. Patrick the Hon. Richard O'Gorman, President,
will have their annual dinner at the Metropolitan doel
The noncommlssioned staff Of the 69th Regiment and
the ongshoremens Benevolent Society will give balls.
Several OF the Father Mathew temperance Soeieues
Special services will be held at lOl at st. Patrcks
Cathedral in honor Of the least OF ST. Patrick sermon
OF St. EIizaDeth's Church Fort Washington. There
will be services IN various other Roman Catholic
Circuit Part H. Of ;he Supreme Court, Judge Van
Brunt. aud the Court Of oyer and Terminer, Judge
Brady, have adjourned over until Tuesday.
The admirers of the Goth Regiment in Tpperary have
ordered beautiful flag for that command; ana ~ Is nov
measures eight feet by ye the ground being made OF
Irish emerald green tabinet, the design being composed
OF large number small shamrocks embroidered with
goldcoOred silk on light green, surrounded with
garter ,or ribbon OF b0Od-cOlOred SILK. on which the
names OF the battles OF the American Rebellion are
worked yellow embrOlderlng SILK, all FORMING one
large shamrock of three leaves the top one bearing the
sha1nrock ON the left hand one there is a shield OF
white silk with the Irish harp worked In green ana gold
'"A IN BROOKLYN AND THE SUBURBS.
Ample arrangements nave been made for the parade
OF the Irish Societies in Brooklyn. The Grand Marshal
is Edward Halpn. and he has selected special aids
Thrtyeight societies. including about 10000 men, will
compose the procession whcn will form at Bedford and
Diylsion-aves. at 10 and march through Bedford,
Myrtle. Kent, WiloughOy, Casson, ana Myrtle-aVes.,
Gold Front Fulton Joraemon Court, Charea; and
washingt0nayes. to Myrtleaye, where IL VIII DO dis
The Ancient order Of Hbernians will take the right of
the line. ana the St. Patrcks Mutual Alliance the lett
The Temperance and Benevolent Societies Will come
next and these will be followed by the Church Societies
BIshoP Loughlq, Mayor Powell and the Common Co9n-
ell win review the procession at the City Hall The st.
Patricks Society will have Its annual d
ner at the Atheneum in Atlantic-st IN tue evening
There will be procession at Tompkinsvnle' staten
Island followed by "a dinner at Adams's HOTEL and an
Grafton by Daniel X. Lyddy.
The knights of ST. Patrick Of Jersey City will have
dinner In the evening at the Washington Hotel, Patrick
L. O'Brien presiding. .
There will be parade in Newark, and balls and din
will be the irish Societies IN
evening.