New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
THE STREET PARADEs.

THE STREET PARADES.
I,ARGr GATHERING NOTWITHSTANDING TIE STORM
REVIEW BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL.
The parade Yesterday, Notwithstanding the
steady downpour OF rain from early morning UNI"
uishtfau, was one Of the largest and most Imposing
ever held In this city on the anniversary oil lreahu
patron saint Soon after II O'Clock n m the stiee
,1ere alive with societies marching TO the ronoeI'o"
seoona-aye ana Twenty|hirdst, the streets 'n 'no
vicinity were thronged with people and IL reqs'ou '
hest exertions OF Capt lyman and tne Iarse ioioo
.,ra poce under hls command to keep the thorough-
fares passable and enable the procession 10 lorn'
Soon after p. m the procession was iorneu anu '0
march begun The streets through whchlt pasSeu "eEo
Bned with spectators. In front OF the CITY nan anu W
the steps Of the building large throng gathereo anu
waited patiently in the rain for two hours or more ior
the procession 70 appear 1t was nearly p p H. peoe
the head OF line appeared at the east 70 ue
fstv Han PARK Mayor Havemeyer WAS waited upon oy
AL aid OF the Grand Marshal, and informed that tue
column was ready for reylew The Mayor sgnlneu MS
readiness and OF once proceeded 10 the re'Ie"ine
pomt in front OF the Hall. He was followed Dy romeo
Commissioner Duryee Superintendent Aatsel' anu Oo'n
branches of the Common Council The crowd was kept'
by Can't Ieary and his command Of police az suen d
distance as 10 allow ample space for the column Wlih
tho PARK and its approaches AS the head OF the me
entered the Park 1t salued by the discourage Vi
cannon and the head Of each division was honoreu IN
S fNoS"i Police, eoum,nded Sergeant w.ns; Grand
Mba Asgu and aids. 69ih Regiment Col C,vaDash
sommandng companies Of oflndependen nh mAy og9g
orssr Of wtehester and Long Island Cyi
u, her,h Bent.oa So.aon & az ~ a,SnsTs 81 CsupSs.
~ Br6get 81 Yncsn Ferers HOLY nnooeSe 81 AHth0ns ara
% 3oaas As'. Essr M h.'9sy .5s g. sot Sc P,tc
Nrt Asaee Benevolent Association also several schools in
C"asderipr their drenched appearance, the majority
Of Inc societies made credable appearance, although
tie co.unn Little distance appeared like moving
mass OF umbrellas The column was an hour and
twenty passing the reviewing point The Mayor
stood during the entire time exposed 10 the sorD and
eoueOusy Acknowledged the sautes OF the various Or
ranssuons. The line of march was from second-aVe.
and Tweniythlrd-st down second-sve TO secondst 10
ibe BoWery to Canalstt 70 Centre-st 70 Ie .lty an
Park 10 Broadway, TO UniOnsquare around the WASH
incon monument down Fourteenthst. to seyenth-sve,
isThryfourthstt 70 SecondaVe, 10 IWentSItnire-s,.'
Frs~aye., 10 Eighth-st, TO the Cooper Institute,
where dismissed. The procession Sas not marred
81 Parriek's Cathedral, on Mott-st, was densely
crowded at all the services AZ the a, ID, mass 'Ie e
children, belonging TO the choir OF the sunday schoos
under the direction OF Michael ODonneL orgahist OF
s.. Lawrence Church During this mass MISS Annie
Beer one Of the choir sang as a soprano s0l0 the
THANKSGIVING Anthem composed Tor tbe iate wear &
General Storrs At 10 O'clock solemn POntlncal Hlgh
Mass celebrated In the Cathedral In honor OF the
Pa'Ton SAINT 81 fatIeR me saI % was vas it 1oc
aud was also unusually Illuminated causing q very
brilliant dazzling effect The following priests OH
GATED at the Solemn High Mass: the Most Rev. Arch
hisBop M,COskey, Ceebrant; the Very RevWln quinn,
oi Honor the Rev. Michael CurraD, sub-Deacon ot
Homer; the Rev John j. McNamee Deacon OF the Mass;
jSs6 Kearney First Master Of Ceremonies the Rev
John r Farley Secretary TO the Arclolsh9p, SECOND
Nrre more tnan usually imposing. Before the sermon
the vehi Creator" by stradela, was sung a1er
Order Of RedemptOniss delivered paneglrc on SAINT
Patrick embracing hls history ana the events OF MS IS
aud Tie collections taken up were devoted 70 the benefit
the poor VINO being assisted by the Society OF
wfisb body were present IN the cathedral At the
Eey4loH Of DC aost, the Ave Verum was sung.
IL BRooKLYN AND THE SUBURBS.
Tbe depressiug influences Of dripping umbrellas wsI
feet aud moist linen did not abate the enthusiasm OF
The Sons OF St Patrick who psraded yesterday in Brook
yu The CITY Hall Courthouse the Park the theaters,
and many other public buildings were decorated with
asgs an bunting In honor OF the day. The procession
Started ia the order announced, from Grand-s, r. D.,
about 1880 D. u., aud reached the City Hall at about
IO where 1t reviewed by Mayor Hunter, Bishop
Lourhhu members OF the Board Of Aldermen heads of
the departments, and prominent cItizcns ABOUT 80
minutes were consumed by the procession IN passing
the City Han. The sidewalks IN Jofaemoh-e'; "eTe
throDged with specatNrs and along the enllre nhe OF
march the column which numbered about .,VO pers9n3
vas greeted by thousands OF people FROM the Cly d
tie procession marched INTO JOralemon.st aud tben
turned INTO Bondst thence through Nehon ana HICKS
tte 70 AtahtleVe ana hnay 10 the parade RrOuhn az
Fort Ceebe where each society gave marching salute
proinens members and officers OF the different socletes
who were Ia the line after winch they dsDanded ana
marched 20 Ihclr several hcauqnartef5-
The raintOrm did not prevent large demonstration
Staten Island. All the Irish societies OF Richmond
County, twelve in number, assembled al at Port
RohmOud. The line OF march was from Port Richmond
along North Shore Road through FactOryvle along
snug Hsrbor, through EewBrightOn aud Jerseyst.
the turnuke 70 ToInpkinsylle, through the Shore
Road, through 6tapctOn, 10 York-ave 20 Clifton,
back stapeton Park where Father Barry OF the
Rose willie parish delivered an OratiOn.
81 Patrick Day celebrated at Newark, ". J., by
large procession. All the Irish societies paraded, and
hour OF starting both sides Of Broadst. were
huod with spectators Special services were held In the
Cathedral and St. yOsephs Church In the morning and
j. 81 Johns Church both morning and evening. An
ter ainment was given az the Rink in the evening.
The Order OF Ancient Hibernians with the Catholic
Temperance societies OF Planheld, y. j.. psraded At
noon greater part OF them departed for Newark. AT
bgnt several social meetlngs commemorative OF the
birth VI eL Patrick we're held.
lhe parade he Jersey City was much larger than
anticipated Several branches OF 81. Patrck's Mutual
AlhtAee went 70 Newark another portion went o. New
Iofk, and tue Jersey CITY procession WAS composed
principally Of the Ancient Order OF HIDernans.