New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
THE IRISH HOLIDAY.
~ p,TpyCV,S nay IN NETWORK.

CpIur AND VIOLENCE CELEBRATIONS IN SUB
URBAN TOWNS.
The anniversary of Ireland's patron saint
seems almost invariably to bring unkndY weather W
New-York Saturday no exception. III would nave
rained said one of the saints followers II 1t had not
bcon too cold 10 snow" while marching IN full regaia
through the snow, in the face Of the biting whd' many
mcmber of the procession recalled the characteristic
saving of son OF Erin that he had observed that II lie
lived through the mouth OF March he hved trough INC
regt OF the year" There misgiyngs 49, the P"D-
ability of living through the month OF Match Inc P'o-
cesson was smaller than those of preceding years ier
was more display the green and the red White anu
bue bm,ng through the city Many people gathered
On fine streets 10 view the processO to listen 10 INC con-
fcting strains of small aud too closely asoocaieu PAM"
OF music or make comparative ana hstorio"i ht'
Of slkhat forms since the French Revolution ring
mcuts of the procession accommodating ID III 'S
Of the city during the morning hours II was O'Clock
before the procession, which had formed on SecohdaNe
with the IighLon Twenty hrd-3t, was ready 10 march
snuad OF police preceded the Goth Regiment, when
WAS followed 10y the 1st Regiment OF The lrSh hig"ue
preceding the Goth Corps Of Veterans. The mounted
marshsls came before eight carriages containing
aldermen. politicians, and two or three priests.
auDtng-car and blacktbom stick were conspicuous
objects OF public adoration. Then followed numerous
divisions OF the Ancient Order Of bernians ANA various
cadet and temperance societies The procession marched
at least six miles the following route: Down sec
ondave 10 sccOni-st, Second ST. 10 the fo"cy
down the BOwcry Canal-st.. across Cahai 10
Broadway up Broadway To Union square, around
Washingt0ns Monument 10 Scyenteentl-st, around
the SQUARE 70 Fourteenth st through Fonrtccnthst to
Nintl-aye up Niuthayc. 90 Thirty fourih-'t, across
Thirty-iourfh,t 10 Thirdave, down Ihiid-aVe To -FOUR
ecnt-st across TOurtecnthst 10 UuiOn-Square' "ieo
b proccss,ou was smissrd MayorEy reviewed the pro
oceson al eyentccnihst. During the march there were
uurrou. scenes Of uup as1utncss. owing to the efort
=. itrttftr IA HE mo IN.
di.raccful assault wa made at Parkave and Thirty
fourt ST. where United states mail wagon was nIcr
ren,,d nv the Goth REGIMENT. An attack was made on
the driver who wrcnchct gn out OF soldiers hahl'.
The custolilus OF the mail drew their rc'o'ers ana
were tiru allowed 10 DIVE through the r"h"s uh'no
lcst,d
che chic. feature of the days celebration the ban
dup, given by the Friendly sons Of st. Patrick at Del
moniro, Hugh j. Hastings, President. Gen. William !.
sherman sat on The right Of The president Among 'b"sc
rrc.,nf were Chamccy NJ. Drpcw, Gen. {. A. Afthur'
: D. Eabcuck, John l.. Brady, John ]. Davenport
Thomas Murphy, Clarence seward samuel Bo"icS COM
missioner, Eriart and Wncclcr and tuietJustioc Sf
The brnquct han Httractyry decorated, ana "h
orchestr, played IRISH air, End opera honie in"Slc'
Duying the COURSES humorous Gttous kilograms from
DISTINGUISHED persons wcl. read When the cloth was re-
moved ladies admitted MI Hastings the president
made tie op ming speech ana announced TIE "Ych4hE
toast Thr Day We CsI.brdta, to which Chauh''J NJ
ons response to the t,t- Ireland" AMI Dr.. A. Mclean
Hamilton ans ycrc ~ the to,st. The United states Of
America" Iuther 4. MARSH responded 10 the fourth
toast The state ~ Nrv-YorK." cen sherman rcpl'"d
10 the nflh toast. "The Army ana Navy, soldiers ana
Sailors L0yd anh True" lie was greeted with great
enthusiasm. After few introductory remarks he said:
NV theme ia The Army and Navy. lre'poni 1, that
SON &c., Apuai,Sr. th1.k lou lnr rem in'eriuE That
s,ll' hoy oymcu VINO now somewhat down in pm
nc ca.naon lJi.ca oi 40! Ho"i II is uItutd Tor
c.yiu3us I'D tim"- ~ pracr NOT To see or aP.'I 'ut
ryj , ~ AN army nud navy, ,sarlly scattered over
the borders al civilization 81 eAieI on d i Sous llt
everybody VIII remember loN, 10 lrGl the iIje army
Cd 5000 men gro" atn iion' "nd ana de- d. "hirh an
maui,ud now icyci,nc" md rate i,tc! nfIA..c
Tlat ilc body contained the lcN,n winch permitted
il'fG,grnt and brave ciiris tat its natural
pirp,... aud Object 1c-r iaii' al. i'pI1nSr.I -lnJ
DO thcr arms returned 90 Their vocn.lo's aud re-
s!ncI ih'II pa. d''o - '' '' ''' l,,.'a a., 49,
worn on thc distant uorfs the Pa. cost ana ~
stud nol ir'l. rh clAIlrnS any min 10 i'l th1'
a lice. sui-g ui I' @clIy Ias no! done BIS Whole
iisr 90 20 thc uy o. tie a,Ui, mo- one "aa "D tAAi
r...z.i. as asa good .ol.cr lLpul Ipl,u-. Iay
t.c nen vino ars iaHfc. 80 ihcir e''# 'rHnT, fAH,u
coH?lart, To l'''' ~ i'Ft-u !" 49, -, ~.
In 81 a,rS 'I1"i iI'' arr n,i ,i' IN 81 i
an" y "pi,"p' d'1 ''' me- Az, - r.,'
ri of Won ;S t.ey are n Iuu~' VINO ici, ireland
and took Cher fa,uiIc, 10 thc West aud vttr aud bnit
tHcu.rlvys WUr"iOns nom, "H "'irA my nov I'VE
aud iDr wirt tucy fDuSat-'h'l are soII'rS. :" are
10y W. , M IN " ,I,.,Is No aiIu ri, IA, q
good merchant Nii. Out -jod s.riIy q""iil"s iAi-
p'a5' - 100 90, 30 ,,'r, AMI 0i,,ii,,r. ADD .1oi
eoyr!nn nt l!c,r" tat You sHouid resp e. the duies
of the soldier luuch tou 40 you. duties IL N"u
idni.ie' and to I"hr couH't{' nave o.''n u'cI
the csrtsiuu that peace ham her victories no '-a i-
uowu,d than war. was recently Ia N"sb.u.t a. ana
,nc'" SAW giants III "a.uc' "no' ticHc' t""i,u Us
fs ] tk a I IN
ciJuG 10 witness them ci4>iuus t"e',1rr ~ legal hiir
4" uisu' ga "E, go ~ IN az, ~ t, nv,
81 necessary bat tAc tpecth"le ~ the ia- six Tern5
IL the admiration Of ,ll nrsnd Even Eropcan. have
ting tr gr.vcs que oHs la the arbitration ot - men !,
I mark of ,c.yzaoa refinement. PATRIOTISM. ana ute-
Iscic tt his never been rN,t!ri, anG b., seldom been
,qda,d III, iace OF lnc globe. l,ua apransc There
fore the soldier IL spoken OF, d"nt LIh Of lin
a, one VINO Ect, Wiautr oi Sla per iuontll ana
VINO rs ChBssd To do as he IS tod but a." ono Of
MAY upon whom re iibic {" me Cove hiehl ha"bccu
bdut IAc aodIcr !, tno .Iioit %! al g1' Ancni lie
Represents ,Ar czn, ihc official and inc President. II
We have auhorilna1n 30 authority ~. i the best gov
eminent IA ,nt world lAlpiais-l ''tr - liberty lof
all You Iii,h have The same pri, icses her rs tine
Anrric ms - nave me & liHdn- ma 'hc Pr men, ana
al OiIer peoples No man can tsA or receive more PRIV
-gcs iIau aGoCncr ~ may he elected tougfr,snrn cr
Senators or President I"rrc Is 40 land hri'er Nam
ald c ri,h IL, therefore, 10y the cNrIiiun "a AOl
the ar'ny and navy ana Keep ailh with Them They
have bu up your COS trnncnI and they VIII MAINTAIN
II for you o tuc end ol time.
:. D. Bdbccck responded To the toast, The City OF
New-York" which was followed by tJas,s TO our Sister
Chaiitics" and 20 " Woman"
The Knights Of st. Patrick, with their guests, about
25O persons in ALL sat down TO their 10th annual banquet
Il the Sturtevant House Saturday evening. Alder
man Puroy, President OF the society, the head Ol
lie principal table, with Mayor Ely GARRISON n. Potter
Surrogate Calvin, Daniel Doughtfty. the Rev. Father
Lily Richard OGorman and other prominent guests ~
either side o. him The dining hall was draped win the
American and Irish GaEs while little banners hoatc Cd
every window and corncc bearing the OF Mitchell
Burke, and others honorcd by Irishmen. Patriot"
motion adorned toe mirrors and models, in candy aud