New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
HONORS TO ST. PATRICK.
THE CELEBRATION IN THIS CITY AND
ELSEWHERE.

SERVICES AT ST. PATRICK's CArHEDRAL-rEN THOU
SAND MEN IN LINE-INCyDENTs OF THE PRoCEs-
sIoN-sPERCHEs OF THOMAS BARBOUR. ROBERT
sEwAII. A. g.. SULLIVAN. DIsTEiCT-ATroRNEY
PHELPS, C. W. BROOKE. AND MAYOR wICKHAM AT
THE DINNER OF THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST.
PATRICK-sPEECHEs OF JUDGE KANE. FERNANDO
WOOD. RICHARD COCHRAN, J. r. FELLOWS, AND
OTHERS AT TILE DINNER OF THE KNIGHTS OF ST.
PATRICK.
Green tokens decorated almost everything
and everybody yesterday. They fu;ered 10 tie wind
from nag STATS, and ornameLted the breast or nat
Of every loyal Irshman. Thousands OF children
appeared on the streets dressed in tho prevail
color or waving the miniature flags so plenu-
fully scattered throughout the city. While all
seemed imbued with the spirit OF the occasion the
degree Of Irish LOYALTY manifested was very various
judging from the different displays Of the national color
Many were content with modest lapel ribbon. others
were more conspicuous IN long flowing, bright green
necktiea or carried flags their coat bU tOl-holes ST.
Patreks Day has had more pleasant weather for
its anniversary although the wind played many pranks
with the banners carried by tie members OF
societies in the procession, and caused many anus
! ing
The celebration began with the usual services at ST.
Patricks Cathedral in Mulberry-s Oh Mass cele
brated by father Kearney senior priest, To- Tie
benefit OF the members Of the temperance s0cetes OF
the parish. Over lCO members Of the societies were
present. Pontifcal High Mass was celebrated with
great spendOr, IN the presence Of large c1lgreS oA,
Cardinal McCoskey Officiating, assisted By Yc4rGene-
raj outnp Fathers Preston and D,ua lily were deacuns
o, honor Father Koan deacon OF re mass 4ther 10.
gan subdeacon; Fathers Kearncv md Farley masters
of The high altar profusey decorated
with flowers, and scores Of h=-.s zed IN the sancu-
ary The mass performed was 'Ma5se 5Jleunee," il
major by Prince PoniatuUsLi TIE music Under
the direction of Gusavus sohrit- TIE QulTtet- being
Mime Predeu sourapo; Nine T,i.r.4cl alto; NJ. Bcr
sin tenor. Mr. Ureh bass The Hsv. Finer DaCT OF
:, J,se,b,s Church r-ac I'd the s,r,aos the 5uDiec.
Of which was the life and teach rz ~ g. Patrick Tire
henedctjon pronounced by Clsdn- McClcskey, closed
the services
Before noon the solderv anl the va-ious societies
heran IN assemble al the zyis - sacJnGlye. and
Twentythrd-s; but Ions before iAi1 Hme Tue S''o'N'
il the vicinity we're crowded with people. Iae par
u"lpants IN inc pIo'esa'on 1"'-''- ''r-'-1 - -
quarter after one O'Clock were ~ ie1'-H0'' ~ una -
The gun WAS fred at that moment. and me ui'ltaly
moved forward followed 81 the civic societies, which
tio'eu 'o' ""'~' 80. -, -. ra In. os ,-,-.b vas
fell IN VIII exceIenI reEal'r'.S' 4'e INC " - ~.
down secOnd-ave TO SscOgdsi; up Seconu-sl 10 'he
povorv dawn the Rower7 10 Clual-st: through Canal
Do"eiy Wv" w -. - +to 90, rfau P,rl
ST. to Centre-st; 10 the east gaze Oh INC N''' IA
through the PARK where tley were reviewed by the
wavor and common Council tleace up Broadway to
iIaSoI ""u N0 ',.-,- ,,,,.,.,.,,. d,,r,
UniOnsqunTe round wAsnns'oH,' Aonnneat re ao%H
fouFIh-si; across Thirty oa- h' 70 -.
necO1u-'o' " -, -, f. .,rc,t..t. and
I7..on .o',o-e
Mo so,b PIEDMONT. nled by Col. James Cava-
aann foIIoued ne aet,caneDf o. mounted police
-, na 80, .or,,,,i.. r,,.c,i,, twelve abreast
rb -or,srs VET attire in .,rir new uniforms wE.ca
~ ,,o-r ha,dso,o, and OF tl,tfI design. = had tie
co,n COS tbe Voteaa Corn, o ta4t regiment. TIE Isl
Regment and other I.n c. nents marched q; iut
wills IN the l.ne The soccls arranged II the 1Jl
loving order:
Ancient orler Of H.ie--,,.s re- igI .on')
Ancien: Order h'ern..-s. No o. re- 90 '--r H'-'ohh
Fner-iI &c go. ..a pr, rra-i NO. L