, 1874-03-18
slial and hia aids in tho. work Of olohr-


aim, and bia aids in tho. work Of olopr-
ng tnc On IN ,ooo i, tn noro m". nanu n,urruo
ioss thaa 1g,ou pooino ~ .ao saaare eotnp1saoa a
te1 petmv'1 1einrpon an ua!stod NJ II oooos tGo
t"eon sa5 oonu5 ~ 10 r."r"t w ~ - 49,, osun, a,, Nv
nour @ 1Jt n4or;n.s ~ a ~ ara III
uebpls9 ~ nn'is ~ ~ ~ s. ,,t | un e, =
VI" ."s *ig non At that hor wostory brao7t
was .ny y, "1nn tn am cac from boh,nI liz clonds
and olazea down pefeoI hoon 81 eonY a fnta. S H.
uniforms 4a"' et' nIa6aai1 rI6na1 srr.~ Tha hanit
lags OF tno y. tpa;r pSuo'r rc.ncetye nn pIaoos T n
the hcad 9f ns,,o esSh otgaanlaeaf'on ngaor " ,ro
designated 10 tho punIaned. osuue ~, Ha .ana;,a
and everything being IN reaasss, ~ a , tno n,ass nnm,
wsyoa na pason as,nna aip n.aa stroet from Monrnn
anu .......
THE DuBINEss OF THE pAY
was fnirly begun. Capt. Hfnkey, monhtou on
glny horse, was the avant courier Of the parade
who caused all vehicles to halt aud turn aside,
10 that there might be no interruption Follow
ing came squad of twenty.four lrlsh ponce,
officers, arraycd In brilliant oiuo unafora'a ano
tary ied by that Btalwhrt Celt, sorgt' sitnoh
O. Donliell.
Marshal btolloy. who WAS mounted on
splendid bay horse, aud whose UNIFORM was lar
next. Looking like an Irish General about t.,1 10
assault the Lord Iioutonant in Dublin Castle. .a't1'
His chapoau was worry beautiful, and tho "trap1e
lesf Of bard and oaiot" cleaned q! o'oe ;a IL. ao
credit to Mssshal MacMahon, snd Vs. tsson ~. a.
| together, tho beas-lookiug Marshal who ever
headed an Irish parade In this city.
n THE MARsnAhs sTAfF; ..u.a
Ihe Commanuor was M surrounded Ana 19Ao"eo
by very large and brilliantly acsoattea ssam,
prominent among whom wore tne 1oliowins
wsll-known clt1zens: Gape. y. Z. MoMay; oaps'
THOMAS 9oyco Eaw95d hayeh 1on H. III" moS. Gnn.
l Richmond H.. "
nell, John Norton, John dfanea, ocnn!s Sna1 4iuG-
son. John nleAnafy oohn 11oMe9n Jonn ni Hhaai.
~, =: =. DetBGoil, James Y Nen' Jonn a. 9nauu. !
ley. cnar'es 1laney, Angn aloDot"ots, m, Ma1tI" =
Myan, J: =. Ford MaTk M sherldan 1an,. ohaf1ea H.
Moore, John .. Foley, Thomaa ooiiins.
After Tue PROCESSION eot "elt uauer @ WY. na'1y
,eG oae feeesPs g tst 1aIas. M ns .f'
7nE IT, VARIOUS n o oneAs1zA1toSs 10 s11 n,,W 1nn.as
Immediately IN rear OF thc stan, hangana
Military Baud stopped cut gatlantly, PLAYING PLAYING
with all thelr might that iflsh MarSelilaaao i,o
known as 1.-THE Wearing OF tue o daeen~ Iho
Polish Guard, about twonty 1nGt bronzed,
looking fellows, mounted Gu stylish horsee. and
attirod In tho famous lancer nnllGrn. 1a!nou % ~
tue "ars OF sooiosk1 atla Napqtoo4, Iouo ea.-
laHtly to tue stirring 1r1ah alr. W. brlafa eom"
nandou them. ,,o. <o,.-,,
Following camo the lrish Ntilos (snoslaan
Guasds) commandcd py Ca?t, Cnar!es = MO NO
Aay III nsI lopsl OF Tue T1otostans tna .ypu;
nearly titty mon, and Were pfecooaoa W
band, which played 1.-The Green Ahoyo tho
Rod" In dashng style. Ino " lnes noto
handsome SIAM o, cG!oas, lf'sn at at1 4tro1 IA
Inc montgomery duarus, ueatty atHco a9
light infantry wore hoSs ~ ofder, aun 4ooAou
liko bns!neBH., Their muskets 6nono WIN "a1s r.
Hke glnro aha ookea as tuonSn 2 tianVn ,aa',id A.
es'oot taem on a. solao oetestoo oo]oe' "oai'' Wv
them all tue good III sha Wofla. ,,
Capt. J. Il. Flynn, whose company WAS Plo,.
ccded ny very nno oaht. lea AaaraaMuauu
vetorauo Aao"n 49,. 10 .no !rao ~
Unleou States rebunt uh'1otu,, taeeo MIN easIH H
1ney "oIe ionu"ea " o.i, .s1,;aMaaa
piece, with caisson and other martial apphancoa
a attached. ,,4 ~ ~.
INC csaI1o np1nG untets, % H., n anona "au ~.
a tre'noly nahahono naInns, " 1nJ autA!uo ! ~ ~
nan astetns wore netE ~ a; hnS o1!u n au ,noas
ctco 'ntoso 'nsorGs antnera dnr '"ns oi1ye
!. Of gFeon aea.nela' 4,,aia o,,raars "ni
q ahado%ea thor e!asslo 1aees. sc,,oa ,.,th ano;
carried thef fanes at tsa nnu iunlenaa Tt1m w.,
swinging gat tnas mlgns na'9 nat;soI cuaso vor
Whe crossing iaa ooeTn Hndv nh;e sie
< hne Dand pleceae4 tL1S Rittut1a4ue oou{4 ".io @
w. sbiy commanded 9y Gaps: Mase1o anu eais :" 7
II Linz anu tapfoni. 3no 4tanuus appontsu " ~,
~ i'll their elcmont ana presented. wtn .neir o1iv
= comple319ns, mafkeo consfas9 To 'n' iuuas
n Tho military column "as eloso9 ~ uoxns
~ Neylns Haad Whteh was efacola1y uni.Gsmeo 4:} NV
ena a 1a sn tuS oust ;t, - cratah1a nre
AZ tue soldiers mafGhea +, WIN crean'e 1sna. pr
es no ac ia4eusn bore tho nston
u npPe%a!Mus % H. raeh ~ H.. ,on to Amorca
h flag with that OF ahe organization, 'no n,nel'ea
70 emolem pelng awa1aeu ', ene paaro - noAoA'
t. PnE oisio u. e,.as,, aunaauN ~, ,,o~.hx ~ n
r. VI 11o pn6oa"s "no 49, ~ hnydr ~ ,;ror,,ia
~ soldier part OF It. hnor poay o. m4seuia l y
respectable 1r1shmen never maIcneu .na,l ID
hibe1nian benevolent society. wmch nanneto -
nearly 4go me l d aesed ID vor r"at ~
Z ppuu,es, and their aashos glittorod with orn'
"a -, ments. ..-.-.,,o.,o,
Tie society was followed ny ag Ga3ha
= Temperance Cadets.
~ Then marched the lfoman Catholic ,fal ~
stncnoe and Benevolent Society, commanaea sno "a
ia ~. Alciiael Ca1Toli' numbering aoous ~" AAo
" te They also had o handsome rega!ia:
;; As each society was proceeded BY band, II
na ua unuecessaryto to rocaptulase all tho musical
sI n1 ganizat'ons. !,