New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

Eyecp,ice Chamber Montpelier, 0et. l0h 1910.
CITY ITEMS.
THURSDAY, Oct. 18th.
l. q. o. +. DEDIcATIoN-There was grand
display OF Odd Fellows in City yesterday drawn out
attend the dedication of new Hall us finished at
Tompinsvile, staten Island by Neptune Lodge No l52
AT 10 o'clock the various Clans having mustered in ca
nalst opposite National Hall, procession formed
and marched through Canal Vestry, Hudson. Barclay
and Greenwich SITS. TO pier No N. r. where the fine
steamer Cleopatra in wetng-a boat Of magnitude
worthy the occasion At Vanderblts Landing the City
Lodges Encampments received with the usual
honors by Richmond County Lodge No &c and Neptune
Lodge No. l52. procession then formed com
prsing about 600 men with 70 banners and Kcndals
iothians, the City Brass and other Band and being
half mile in length. The following Lodges aad En-
campments represented by their banners Nep.
tune Tompkns Gerinania, Teutonia, Mariners Olive
Branch, Marion Greenwich Meridian Ccncordc Har-
mony, Jefferson Hancock Richmond County Diamond
and City Lodges; Mount Sinai and Lebanon Encamp.
ments The banners and rcgnlia OF the richest de-
scrption and the procession of the fines, we
have This many day The left of the line
occupied by members of the Grand Lodge, the
Grand Master Grand Secretary and other dgnitares OF
the Order.
After somewhat, lengthy march the procession broke
mp the Hall in the of which beautiful grassy
slope called Prospect HILL had been erected and
were already occupied by OF the faircr part of
creation whose admiration not say curiosity in
tcnscy excited by the strange paraphernRla of the
brothers OF the famous Secret Order. Tie platform
was occupied by the Grand Lodge and Encampments,
and the public ceremonies opened with Reading the
Scriptures and Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev Gordon
Wnslow. There being every prospect of rain. il
deemed necessary 10 omit the Reading OF the Charter
the Opening address and three -four Odes which had
been prepared for the occasion and proceed to the Ora
ton, which delivered By Mnthorne Tompkins,
ESQ, and was brief impressive and appropriate
The Lodge Room (Which is very neatly got up aud
furnished doing credit the of the artisans
then cleared of all but Members OF the Order prepare
tory to the Dedication Ceremony This turning out
q serious disappointment great number OF Ia.
dies who had been vastly pleased thus far and had
cured seats in the Hall hoping 10 witness the full
monies. One lady argued that rs her larger half
within she ought also TO remain, and blRckcycd
witch, reluctantly moving down stairs, declared soto
roce TO her dcmure mamma, that had she known this
prohibition, there would have been suit of male ap-
parel missing from her brothers wardrobe.
The Solemn Ritual OF Dedication conducted by
Grand Master Joseph R. Taylor assisted By the grand
officers after which the point of attraction changed
immense tables loaded with substantial ciibles.
which, simultaneously with the clouds melted away.
An hour was then spent III delightful biyouac the hill,
which offered fine view OF our magnificent Bay, Mar
Forts Islands, Cities &C. and Just before
the Cleopatra and the Yacht which transported the
German Lodges left the dock amid the hearty cheers
Of the members of Nos. = and log and the waving OF
scarfs and handkerchief in thousand fair hands lash
ing from balconies and windows a over the roman.
&c hill sides in the vicinity.
Contrast in your mind reader this innocent excur-
sion of men bound together by solemn compac. 10 re-
hcve the sick bury the dead, support the widow and
educate the orphan with other panopei men whose
banners lead them to murder their fellows, burn their
towns and make widows and orphans by wholesale.
- a man. whose name net known, tell
down dead in the grocery store of Mr. Duey in 2Ihst
yesterday.
ArrFMrr To KGLL-A German named John
Fries, was arrested about IL O'Clock last night, ON
charge of having attempted 10 take the life OF Samuel
Horn by shooting him with pistol thereby severely
wounding him in the head. a, a German house No. ~
Rectorst. KEEP. by Joseph Meyer. The accused WAS
locked up for examination.
DETENTION OF MoNEY-Pcter Mulloy was ar
rested and held to Tor wrongully OBTAINING
pockebook and its contents from John Gormley, OF No
~ Princest
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an Duzcr was taken into
custody last evening charge of stealing SID from
John Moniross at the OF Elm and White SITS
Four tubs OF butter las, night stolen from barge
living n, pier No f. r.. Officer Moses arrested Jane
Ann Haywood charge OF stealing sundry articles
from A. lie Roy Of s. Grands,-. Mary Riley was taken
into custody on suspicion of stealing quantity Of wet
clothes which We're found in her possession.
DEdlRIuM TREMESs.-A woman named Mary
Anderson while suffering from dclirinm t-emens went
forth into the Bowery early hour this morning,
almost in u state of nudity. and executed some curious
antics. She was taken 70 the station house
SAILING USpER FALSE CoLoRS.-A girl about
Is wears old, who gave her Elizabeth Pile was
last evening detected by officer Van Ripper, pcramoG-
latinc the Seventeenth Ward in male attire On being
taken 10 the Station House she stated that she had Just
come from Philadelphia
PQLGoK.-A short time ago the store OF Mr. hen
derson matchmaker and jeweer in poushkeepsie, was
burglacously entered, and property TO considerable
amount stolen thcrcfrom; and until very recently, the
rogues cuded the vigilance OF the Police, when TWO
men, named John NJ Case and Samuel Green, were mr.
rested through the ingenuity OF Justice Taylor, under
the following singular circumstances II appears that
Case contracted small bill !or clothing al storS n the
Bowery On going settle the account he pulled ont
handsome silver watch which attracted the attention
of clerk in the store who 81 the time rena;ke
,hs he should like 10 purchase gold one where'ipo
Case stated that he had got one 70 dispose Oh s9 woaa
bring il for his inspection which he did snd 8 bargain
made Tor the provided II snoaio S'e. e"
DAVIS trial prove 10 be good time keeper. The watch
on being LEFT with the clerk 20 test its qahce was t
ken by him 10 matchmaker in the Bowery tor the par
pose o. obtaining his opinion SIS TO us reai VVaue'
on examination it discovered 10 be one o. tte
watches stolen from the store OF henderson n
keensie Information given 20 Justice Taylor VINO
caused the arrest of Case his coming TO obtain pay
,ncnt for his watch Green subsequently TAKEN anu
both are now detained for examination. "A person
named Thomas Brarihss WAC represents himself 70 oe
the OF the present Msyor OF IanWo.'A. hHsla1'o
and particular friend OF Sir Robert Ree was srTe:
ed AZ Castle Garden Yesterday on charge OF passing 10
Mr. French of the firm OF French Heiser spurious
81 bill supporting to have been issued by The AgF!en,9
raj Bank Of MuEroe, Michigan. BE Is also chasseo ""
attempting 20 pass spurious SO bill in payment 10Y
some con.ecnonaries. On being searched qua;''y %
spurious money was found upon him dc was 4oSAsu
up for examination. Bob Neil was taken INTO CUSTODY
LAST night, for attempting the drop game
The ship Diana 81 the foo. Of Abanyst robbed oil
trunk and travelling bag worth $50 on Tuesday evening
FIRE IN New VINEYARD, ME-On the morn
ing of Oct : AZ hslfpast one o'clock. the cardiny mill
clover ru AID hrcshiug machine, owned by Solomon
Luce John Stuart and n E. Wright, were destroyed by