The New York herald., 1877-03-16
ST. PATRlCK'S DAY PROCESSION.

The Convention OF Irish Societies has agreed upon
the following programme Tor the civic procession
st. Patrick's bay
The line will be formed Second avenue. right rest
ing lwentythrd street. The various societies will
take post IN The following manner-
Ancient Order OF Hlbernians. forty divisions
Marshas-John Magulre. n d.; Rody Rim, N. T. /;
Thomas Kerrigan, N. s., with thirty aids.
Ancient Order HDernians Queens county-Narshal,
Patrick Casey; aids, James Lacey, Thomas Mack III
aud James Reynolds right resting on Lett Of A. o. h.
New York.
ST. Gabrlel's II. c. T. A. b. .Society.-Mursha Thomas
Lcnihan aids, Edward Dervan, Michael +. Shea; right
resting on left Of A. 0. H., Queens county.
81. Columba's X. q. 4. A. B. soclety.-Marsha
William Macy; aids. I. Bcrrgan, Michael Dunn !;
rlgnt resting on lett of 81. Gabriel's X. q. I. A. b.
Society.
81. Vincent Fcrrer's II. c. T. A. b. socioty.-Mar-
shal Patrick King; aids, Maurice Shechan, James
OKceie; right resting ON loft Of ST. Columbas r. G. T.
A. b. Society.
Holy Innoccnts r. G. T. A. D. Society Marshal,
james Quinn; alds Patrick Mulhgau Richard Webb
owen Hughes Peter Kelly, Edward Murooney, John
Egan stephen Muvcy George Edward Mcdonald
right resting lett of ST. Vincent Ferrers Il. e. I. a.
st. Miohael's r. G. r.. A. b. society.-MarshaI Gre.
CORY Flynn aids, james IL. Fleming, James J. Flynn !;
right resting lott Of Holy nnocents' X. G. T. A. B.
Society,"
Young Mems St. James X. c. T. A. b. Society. -
Marshal, James Mcltinp; aid, John ConneIl; right
resting lett Of ST. Mchaers H. g. I. A. Il. Society
Father Mathew y b. T. A. b. Society (Pareni.-
Marshal. William Wiley; and, George u. Gibbs; right
resting on lett OF Young Mems ST. James X. q. r. A.
B. Society
ST. Patrick'S Mutual Alliance and Benevolent Asso-
catioD right resting on lett OF Young Mems ST. James,
X. G. L. A. Is. Society.
The procession viii move at one O'Clock precisely,
wncn the signal gun will be tired. As tho mil
tary. under command OF Colonel james Cavanagh,
shall have passed the right OF The bodies each
cety IN its order will TALL into column and proceed
down Second avenue to Second street, across second
street TO the Bowery down the Bowery to Canal street.
across Canal to Broadway, up Broadway TO Union
square, around Washiugton's monument to Seven
tecntn street, passing In front OF the grand stand
where thu procession will be reviewed by the Mayor
Exr
10 Ninth avenue. up Ninth avenue To Thrty-lourh
street, across Thiry-ourth street TO Third avenue
down Third avenue to Fourteenth street, across
Fourteenth street TO UAion square, where tho process
sion will be dismissed
The officers are Patrick Grove, Grand Marshal; John
Johnson, nrst aid; Edward Currey, second aid.
Special aids ~ the number OF ninety have also been
appointed.
special aids to the Grand Marshal, and Will DO
obeyed and respected accordingly :-PatricK Campbell,
first special aid; Patrick ReiiIy, second special aid.
Alds-rhomas Gallagher, James hcian, James Heay.
Thomas Murray, John keenan,, Joseph Kelly Michael
rey, owen Fitzpatrick, John Capcs, Charles Fnnigan,
John Duane, J. q. Shandey, Matthew smith,
John Mckee, Mckee, w William Gbney, Bernard Nc;
O'BrieD, Matthew Clarke, Edward Finngan, John Ig-
glns james Kellim, K,cran Kennedy, James McGiynn,
Charles Parks, John Keclc, Frances McQuade, Johu
Faon, Edward Keon Luke Mccoy Michael Dolan,
Thomas Gillen, Hugh Rely John Reiley, John Close,
Martin McGowan, Waiter Long, James Mcvicker,
Patrick, McConvill, Thomas Brady, Patrick McEroy,
james Hcnright, John O'Brcn, Andrew Leplen, Pat
rick Casey Thomas F,tzsimons James Mccormick,
Daniel o 'Noil T. kcarns Thomas CunnIngh ham, Fran.
els Fitzgerald, J. Quipcy N. Fcgan, j. Carroll, Thomas
Gilcrist, Patrick McEntvre. John Reilly, John BraJen
John Bartnct, Mathew smith, Thomas Gaven, Peter
Mcswigcn, William Boyd, Charles McFall, Henry
McCann.
THE BROOKLYN
Argument heard before Justlco Pratt, OF the
Supreme Court, Kings county yesterday, the appli
cation Tor permanent injuncilon against the Execu
tive Council OF tho St. Patrick's Mutual Alliance, TO
restrain them from paying tor band OF music to
company the procession on Saturday next. The COM
painunt IN tho case Michael Iraynor, set forth that
the ASSOCIATION is Tor benevolent purposes and that
paying Tor bands OF music Tor paradcs not Como
under the purview OF the constitution OF the Mutuai
Alliance. He alleged. further, mat the procession rs
unadvsablc and Is got up 10 subscrvc political
purposes. Mr. NJ 7. Brecn, OF counsel Tor
Traynor, turtbcr stated tbat out" of the twenty
branches oil the Alliance in the city eleven had voted
against the parade and use OF money II the branches
desired music II must be paid Tor by special ASSESS
mcnt The majority OF Tic members did not Tor
a German band that were as liable to play "Wacht am
Rnen'' est Pstck's Day in the Morning. " and the
ncllifiuous strains of Mulligan Guards would DO
changed Tor the latest thng from Wagncr's "Ring OF
the Nibclungs." IL those people wanted TO dance let
them pay the fiddler District Attorney Brittou, who
appeared Tor the defendants read from the cOnstltu
ton of the organ zaon, showing that tho fund from
which the music money was appropriated was sepa-
rate account from that which Is used Tor charitable
purposes, ana, furthermore that tho bylaws pro-
yidcd for a parade 81. Patrcks Day. The Court
deuicd the motion