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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

THE HAMBLIN FEsTIvAL.-THE EXECUTIVE CON.
pttee have the pleasure of informing the public, ths0
the arrangements for the Hamn Festv active and
and they will be complete early
in the suing week. when the which
and bered upon the commodous plan adopted ~ T.
Barnum ESQ., for the Jenny Lind will ready
for distribution and when the of the Festival
will be published BY order Of the Executive Committee
JANIS 4, OTIs, Secretary. SETH GEER, Chairman.
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ERANKLIN nrsEuM, l7s cmArnAN sQUARE.-GEe

ERANKLIS MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE-GEO.
LEA, Sole Proprietor ADM ,sion-Seats in Private
Boxes 80 cents; Stage Seats, cents Boxes IS cents Par
quet @ Elegant Saloon performances After
noon and Evening Entertainments commence in the after
at 80 clock and in the evening o'clock. The
terrain varied and select such
st other place Of amusement in New York. consg Of
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering ffteen
Performer being the largest snd at the time the
talented band in the United States troupe No del
lists who selected for their beauty and figure
number Of beautiful tableaux taken from
pictures Of ancient asd modern times mpany
Girls who through variety Of eats Of strength and dss
terity Madame Rosaln the only Female Jugglsr in the
world company OF Male aud Female Artists, who Will give
exhibition Of Marble statuary unequaed In the world.
gsther with variety OF interesting every
afternoon ana evening" For particulars bills u ,asl
day.
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HUNT AND RosKELIs, Successors TO sToRR
II hortimer.) Goldsmith, shyersmsths, e, 70 The
Queen also Chronomcter and Matchmaker Of No 10 New
Bond street, London mandatory 70 Harrison street.
Grsy road beg 70 intimate 10 their patrons that they
about moving from their branch business In Princess
street Manchester to ST. Ans square In the same town,
snd Immediately opposite TO The principal entrance OIL the
Errl
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sIIIPPINo.

DACIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANy-oNLY
through line fer San rranciscs avsns aud Chagres
Fare Rdvsed.on wednesday, June pthi ts N
y. d. forter Y, s. ~, C:nnsnder. will sail on wed-
pier Al the loot Of Warren street NJ r. with the govern
msnt mails for Chsxres Wis Havana Passengers trssssrvd
Havsna 20 the splendid douhe engine steamship rAI-
SoS fsssenssss eyins In us oeorss will ecnnse. vs
W sail from Psnana about the let duly Tor fr.ighS
rasssss srrly At the once No and esuth sreeA
atNo. III West street. corner Of warrea street..
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SHIPPING.

NOR LIvERPo oI.-ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP
Il AFRICA will sail from New York Wednesday. the
4th June at " o'clock; the CANADA from Boston
18th June. For freight pa ssage, apply TO
E. CUNARD, % Broadway.
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RRoucHANsLYcEUn, BROADWAY, NEAR BRooIE

ID streetDress circle and parquet ~ cts Family circle.
rs cents Orchestra seats S Private boxes S. Doors open
to begin At o'clock Benefit Of Mr. George Loder.
Tuesday evening June the performances will commence
with the HOME BOOK OF BEAuTY-Albert Reseyillss
Mr. Brougham; Mrs Hautton Leader Miss Mary Tsyo kr4
Guy derree Mise Kate Horn The Germania Society will p<S
form the musical Panorama Of Broadway in le4s Ia
conclude with the ballad opera Of the BEGGARS OPIRA
Captain hseheath. Mr. Dunn; Mat the Mint Mr. Iyste4
Polly Peachum, Miss N. Taylor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE AsToR PLAcE-IN CON
sequence Of an accident to sgnor Benevetano and Of
the continued illness Of Sig Bettin (which
before his leaving Boston the Manager finds himself
PEELED to offer the following performance in place
previously announced Fret appearance of Signora A.
Boso sisnOra Z; yetti, sisnor Marin prices-Bo1es
Sofas Psrque 81; Secured seats, So Amphitheatre 90
cents Tuesday evening June will be performed opera
Of LUCREZIA BORGlA- Lucrezia Borgia signora A
Boso; Orsni Sgnora e. lietti; Gennaro, Lorini
Duke Alfonso. ssnor Aarni Doors open at Performances
o'clock, at which time seats may DO secured Opera
Nights.-Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Friday
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DAC1F1C NAIL eTEAMsHR COnfANY.-THE
only troush hse foe California and OREGON via Chagrcs
sssctUtsrs H.sgseeyqn psidsy June ssh ATS Tns
.os eomns1ssr VII sail on Friday yuse ~ precssly
M from her pier at the foot Of Warren strceA
NJ R. With The severn mort mails for Chasrcs connecting
With the favcrte United states Mail steamship CALfFoR
MIA 70 leave Panams on about the lt July. For fresht
rssenFe apply AZ the Office kos and South
81 III Wet street. corner Warren street.
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ROwERY THEATkE-BOxES, Is CENTS; PIT, I3,<
ID oents; Seats in Orchestra Boxes cents-Doors open
at 20 commence at IA o'clock Tuesday evening June
viii be performed for the hrst time in this country
.tartling drama styled n DAY OF RECkONING-Clauds
MORGAN, Mr. y. Eddy Count parental Mr. Tton; NJ. Bo
9uilard Mr. Jordan Countess pArenta Miss &. Wemyss
rsrastte Miss Denim To 90 followed BY the drama Of
IDIOT WlTNESSLa Sieur Arnaud, Mr. Pope; Robert Ar
maud Mr. Martin Walter Arlington. Miss Denim Queen
Ehlsbeth, Mrs Needham. To conclude wish the CONDO
Lick OF AlLAN-Gaspardo, Mr. T.. Eddy.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET-BoxEs,
- CENTS Pit l21i cts Private boxes, ST. Doors open
n4 curtain rises at ~ o'clock. Benefit Of the Actors
order OF Friendship Tuesday evening june 3 the enter
tanments vii commence with the vaudeville Of SLAsHER
AND IkASHER-Benjamn Blowhard Mr.. G.. W. Taylor;
MT Crasher. Mr. e. L. Fox sampson slasher. Mr.. Kent.
After which, the LOVERS OF THE ALPS. To be followed
by the melo drama Of the ADOPTED CHILD To include
with the pantomime q the GOLDEN AXE-Farmer GuJbns
Mr.. l.. Fox; Collin. Mr.. T. Drew.
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70 THOSE Just nARRIKB-"HAD KNOW
COPIES WILL BK sESv By MAIL, yRan OF
PoSTAGK 10 TIE HInCHAkEH

nSSs r sa = =; s 90 p:'''s sosFssioS 20
tnailsd free 10 usitsd States An letter.
Nv. e poet g.id 49, s.,nns , rsr,sssseS
"1y Fssl . b Ssss Re- " hstrsy .Fs.t svr.Jl
within three morths with perfect safety and certainty
For sale ~ r. Broasssy and ~ the Publishing O6ee -
Liberty street, New orb Little Go. Albany w. -
via Bcsor y. rsssr-ns. " cNs~swwt s<seeA phuAlk
~ NllSfsssllays LArrlshss sShs gRtlai -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

BROADWAY THEATRE-k. A. MARSHALL, BOLu
Lessee; e. H. Barrett, Manager. Doors open =
tain rsss Dress circle aud parque 90 cents; Family
IS and So Tuesday evening June s and every evening
tic spectacle Of AZAEl THE PRoDIcAI-Alsei, Mr..
Conway Ruben, Mr. N Is. Clarke; Amenophis. Mr. ehAv.
Eoehar Mr. hitting; Nimrod Mr.. Matthews; Canoni NJ
Hind Aanethon Mr.. Byrne; Jephte Miss Andsrten Nett
Mrs Abbott Liza Mile 1heress. 10 commence with Ia
yorite Farce.
NIBLo's oARDEN-oPENING NIGHT OFTHE Sun
1N mer season. Manager, Mr.. John sefton.@neEets -
cents Private Boxes, S. Doors at pcrforma ne. TO
commence ~ o'clock Ravels nights Mondays Wesnes-
days and Fridays hsssrs Burton Company.s nightsv
pear at this establishment Tuesday THURSDAY ana
Saturday with the whole Of his Chambers street company,
including the best Comic Talent Ia the United StAsahy
W. r. Blake Mr. J. w. Lester Mrs. Russell Mrs sherrstt.
Tuesday evening" June will be performed steridsp
comedy Of THE RIVALS.
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pAcIrIc .MAIL sTrAMsuIP coxrANY-toNLr

No Letters Malls will he received board Of the Msn
except through the fc,t orice.
DAC1TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxrANY.-toNLY
through line fer Csornis and Oregon. 1.-The public
steamers nfpesea sni aPIryedty the NAVY Department
aud carry ina the United States mails will continue
month unless obtained unavoidable secident aud will
touch o. Acapulco. san Diego and Monterey.
steamship COMPANY ar. nov II lie Pacific one q rSi,a
vii be slwrys ~ r'rt Sc each end 81 the route
pSNass s tons: eeoHsiiSSS lao ~ t iSs.
LALlfukA IA. Loo tens. COLI NBts. 6tJton-.
TENNESsEE,. law teus. 1srnNJS. .... - tons.
NORTH ERN EE.. a. ~ tons. UNICORN mr.. Ga tons.
tOLt MIA 40 tons. FREMONT. ...,.. go TONS.
The ne. steamship coIIxBrA viii riy L.twseu "a,
Trancioo rnd ports IN Or awaiting At the former
the arrival q the mails end passengers from Panama and
the steamer iron San frsncs,o.
Angular line - propeller will be kept up foe the
ortsn y rcght and transient passengers between fsna-
Ths we'll tnovr steamship SARAH SANDS. II Lct ton,
burtht under charter 70 the company aud PECULIARLY
orodsp, In her cabin Arrangement III br Kept running
ezra family host.
Oao q the above ~ keen the 10
tween Acatplco and the ethtr Mexicsa ports.
The connection 10 the Atlantic viii te maintained ~ tas
cs1RGIA' .'... acci too. CRESCENT CIry.l.sn ,ous
ONO ..... .5t~u tons. CHLRokEF.t lprl tons.
III. neu steamships Ell DORADO AMI FALCON vii
ng at such periods will insure little detention = re-
ais On s is,hmu, ana forming win us fs,iss ,.ssm-
Me.cs California and oregon. Passages se- Orlsn.
ean ~ scesr,d ircn Armstrong Tavrasoak Co., sgnt st
Ths Jar, through tickets FROM New York 70 sac Yr,s.
cisco hss ts.s reduced from
Ssup. in state rooms, 70 $50
40 IN lower cabin, 70 t2O.
fn, IN stesrsse 70 500
adopted by any ssfe kctwces thoss ports.
ror choice ofbtrths Apply ~ the emoe =. tn CsnranJ
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TO M PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY.


Louis Hague, ESQ, is PREPARING in tinted hthography,
from made by bin during the faithful
rprntop the highest style o. art. o. the state Open
ing Of the Great Exhibition Of all Nations by her Majesty
the Queen The moment chosen In the picture being when
his Royal HFhncss Prince Albert delivered her Majesty
The address q the Royal Commission Sire Of the tngrs'
~. inli eolcred. 2is. B-The original BE-. been er
hbted at the Palace aad approved Of by her Majesty and
his Royal HehDess Prince Albert Early orders are
ques,sd 70 secure good Impressions Londeni Alderman
Co., publishers TO her Majesty, ~ strand, .n. No.
JUST PUBLISHED,
HThs United States Frsate st. Lawrence salutng on
cowes Dedicated by special permission, 70 Capt sands
Pisis 7s Cd; eolorea los. Cd. London Aeksrmannk Co.
No.
THE LONDON GUIDE POCKET HASDkERcHIEf.-
fhs will become most acceptable present TO our country
friends and foreign yirs Perhaps q he greatest an
nonnees TO either the Of business or pleasure - IND
himself from potenesa necessity involved tn the
unntervsng and prOhess occupation Of showing bcyy
VI country cousins continental acquaintance over Lon
don. With common courtesy pulling one and ncina
tion the other what's TO be done Present them with one OF
these Ierehe aud they may ind their without your
aid eomranythe whole the thoroushfare. be-
ing Invested u tho tributary streets rendering what has
hitherto been u tho stranger great deny matter on
ease and certainty hesrs Welch asrsetsen the wsrs
housemen Of theapsde the designers OF the map ans
s general arrangements and printing SIN are smother
atursnse great u this immes9o establish
ment.-Clole Nos
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EreR CHAoREs AND San JUAN DE N1CARAoUA-
TIE new a.usie engine steamship P1toskfHIuS
Captain n W. Jehnsen viii leave New rerA for tie ahev.
porte Friday, 18th June neIt ct o'clock r. n Icr
place. up stairs.
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CurrER LAGLE TOR SAN FRANCISCO ESPECIAL
~ noHec-fhs magnificent ship has her FREIGHT nearly
enrssd and Will sail IN few days Can take light freight
f balance Of cargo Cor which, passage Apply 70 ~ n
MEssRs. HARBEcR co a. WALL street.
DOAT roRsALE.-BU1LT ny INeERsoLI, CL1NKsR
- tu prcriastened. eighteen feet lour sold because
the lts further nee Cor H. Inquire Of William
Pftrs - he foot ~ Sprne strat TIE will ho
bpna " Au W Asswss~ s,,r,vs ssysk -
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INDEPENDENT ruRoUCH LrNE.-oPposr1oN 70
4 High Prce Monopey.-The fact steamship PRONE.
TIfEuS viii leave friday, June LNh for Chagrss and
San Jusn Plans II cabin and be-ths ecured
low est rstee. by early Application 70 BERFORD A. Co.
ycs,y street Astor Hcue6. Through tickets for sale
SHIP MINNRTr.-TAKEN FROM QUARANTINE on
~ the nsht Of friday tie 18th ut BY ~ the shrs
company boat ~ feet long BY broad, painted yttw
with rcd rbion round her runwae Any person brngin
intelligence OF where IL be found 10 Cant Jorl1r
Grinnells Office South street will NJ literally rewarded
NOR sAIE.-A FIRST cIA ASS TICkErFoR PASSAGE
10 IlyeTfegl ~ stea,oer Atrr SAT- the - 4 Jaas
ApYp 70 49, ~ n iIkA n lfaH swssS
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Books.

Rsctus9 ~ TIE Trl5nns ore fo- me Wax caf,as
>afnrdav. >tpf %
The Wedding Dress Translated from Dumas. BY Fre;f.
Robinson Syc pn - Dewitt y Davenport
Lie # General Lopez BY FAbgsser 5So PEP g. De-
WIZ Davenport.
Nnguts oncndorfs spanish Grammar BY Franc SEQ ia
Uer Nmgm Published Tor the au'aN No 81 Broad
Gramat.ca Francesca. por Franc.sco Jtver Nu<ut
Memoirs u Mary Queen Of Scots r. Mss Bsnger tvols
limo phlladelphia 4. Hart.
Nagamundo OF the Altache IA scam 8, joan Esuas
wausn l2mo. % 292 Charles Ser1uer.
Nesre Mama By john Campbell 3D. PIP. SO Phil
The Doctrine Of the Cross lsmo p i5, Bauaei Pnee
The History of the Restoration Of Monarchy "a France By
Alphonse De Lamarine Emo '' 'S1 Harper
The VISION OF SIR Launai. " J,me' Russell Lowell
Fields sod by e P .'u'nam
The Confe>>or An HiS' 'nca N'fei $50 Pr .N \
Katherine Walton. " Lewis. S' Pn. 1885, The
H.staire de Ia Res,a .ton Par 4 Sc LamaFf.ae Tome
Bruyeles. So ~ X. Garage i.tao n1. si2
Mntelincs and NJ isn-s OF an Invalid .1no pf 2si J.
Ruls ana Msrule Of the English ia America. j, .he author
OF sam Slics. the Cl csmaker i1no 7p 80 'iar-
Matilda Montgomery. Ly Mayor Richardson. i2mo pp.
20 Dewitt \ Davenport
of Indiana University. Indianapolis
PERIODIC AS And SERIALS
Peterson : Magazine oct Dewitt X Davenport
Practical Calculator NJ. ? b Oliver Byrne Dewitt
Tslss ihTsr. Edition ofthe wors, Of Shak,pere BY
James Orchard HalliNeA No % John lalS \ c..
Talss Dramatic Magazine June John Tails Co.
T&llss DrANins-R Room Table BooA Part L. John Ialis
Ir,'elis LIVING Age NJ %, DENTS, Davenport
Eclectic Magazine Sept II. BdweN
The Come Natural HISTORY OF the Human Race NJ. g.
Dewitt \ Davenport
Backwood. Magazine Sept T. Scott & c,
Godey.s Lady's Book oct Dewitt a paven''rt-H Long
London AT. AT Journal Sept, 5 Francis
Chambers Edinburgh Journal Aug. { Flames
Grahams Maganne Oct Dewitt Davenport
SariaI's Magazine. Oct Dewitt Davenport
Western horticultural Magazine SeIf Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

To Rev. Dr. J. A II. Cornell, Of the
Reformed Dutch Church ~ S,racuse. has, ~ conse-
Quonce OF III health, been compelled % TcsIga his pas
tOrRl charge.
u Rev. Mr.. Shumwav. of Newark. y
y, has declined the cal csirled 70 hm by ne Pres
5yI,ran Church IN Coming
te Rev. George ] kaerchcr has been
transferred from the Presoyter, ~ Portage \ Y 10
Ihs pusOyieD OF ChcnMgo, y. y.
rS The Standing Committee OF this D.
ocese mas invited Bishop De sncy OF the DlCcese OF
Western New York. io qeE.Cra E,iscoo1. services
DUNG Tie ensuing fall Nhich he has oonseaie,. l.
60. md ha> already comfn.n-ci apon.
Ii Rev. DR.. Dayl>N Clarke, Of the Me
iaot,>i Church in Pouchs 80. We earn, Aas con.
ciudcd not 10 accept ihe iu> sncy oi the Lawrence
University ~ Appleton. W i-consn
- Rev. William q. White has accept
I'd Tic invitation 81 ihe lr'anan society N heeae
y H. and the in>iai stou al take place on
"Wednesday. the iSioi Ocfo,er
u Rev. F. W. Holland has received
unanimous invitation g. b, >ettlci over me Unitarian
society," N East Cambrdso, Mass.
tV Rev Ephrau Mute has gwen an
Affirmative answer 20 the Unitarian society "A Chico
pee. Mass.
10 Rev. Horatio >tebblns, late of the
CAMBRIDGE DIVINITY school WILL Re ordained al
sl,chourg on "Wednesday ihe 5ih OF November
tT Rev. ID. 7. Cilley. ~ North Sciluate.
L. has received and accepitd An invitation from the
North Bennett->t Free WI Baptist Church and So
ciety, Boston, 20 become ihelr pastor. and VIII com
mence has laborS the first Saootth IN October
- The German MeihodlSts of Cincln-
matt have completed large. new church edince,
costing over $4,000. The church numbers Ia mem
her. and : strong BODY under the care OF Rev.
Mm. Mast. an eloquent German. The church Il
composed manly, not entirely, vi converted Roman
Catholics. aud ~ the second one of the Sinl estae
hshsC ~ that city.
y Rev William Maclay Hall died at
Bedford, Penn, on the 2,th all.
= During the last tweoty years the First
Bapust Church Of NcwarS J has contributed fog
OBJECTS o. bc0chcence. abroad. $4,000 expended
on IL own chuch, and hat buill for the South
eIccaii0n $1,000 ana tor the support OF the gospel
AZ bone sls.CO0 m all about $4,000. During this
'ine The number OF members HIS been on rapid an.
crease. having received by baptism, 3ll individuals.
b,int au average OF over fifteen year.
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Finale of the Boston Jubilce-The Dinner,
speeches. Illuminations. Ac.

Bo>rON, SATURDAY morning, eepi. - lNJl-
Tie three DAYS Jubilee is ended the multi des
which so thronged the city during IL progress have
taAen OF are taking, their deparuIeb the numerous
railroads ana other Conyeyances. and The town has,
m great measure. resumed = usual stand appear
ance The whole aspect OF thing, indeed, though
indicating the won,ed hustle and activity * Of course
tame ana dull by comparison with the past hustle
and vared excitement. The weather which ia,
been charmlngly propuous through The whole wees,
continues bright as an unc.ouded sun and he bland
e, ar can make i ana visitors from abroad Will Aoi
ouly have receives The best possible impression u
the genera appearance q. me dhee CAPITA during
iAeIr siaV tut they vi 60 away attn ma impress
sion still flrfne. lee1ened by tie most gracious
Autumnal smile OF Nature W had. 10 De S.te IT,
re touch OF the prevalent Ld>i-N Lao Curlg the A a-
IL excursion or Inlr>ia 1ni J. was Simply gen
&c breeze. Ust >uc-tAi - give proper >,-! aus ~
The lungs - they gratefully inhaled nedltl anI en-
loyment ,gom the >al breath Of tae "a, Atlantic.
o. tie ClI4ltg. 80 Is ION Il oEccT ~ >pc4A. y !
O'Clock. 2 Nj tie poice cleared passage su Rcd
by lines either Aas.1. extending i!oin iLe toA'
near the center @, tAt Nal. 20 Beaver =. and ID
lew minutes tie PROCESSION % Mayor b.se-o" Id
hs guests Le,ltc 1v lie military and band marched
down 10 ne CIVIC feast aud although iae croSl 81
spec.atots Na> dense aad pressing eagerly forward
= -et glimpse II re Ya--Ous --Su'aries % Tie 2-o-
ce>>.On tie utmost ORDER prevailed Ine Easll.o-
va uagi.l.cti.-i decorated NlIt-i oA .L-- p-' J.
u o. E.->, tlO>t ol t.e +-trN 1titts 14i- = -N
beng gracefully Nrea.Aec together around and over
TIE head O. ne long ,nes or tables. stretching as az
in he long qef>pcc.lFe l. TIE opposite ena %. Inc
Pavilion The Presiceu'. ln A. farewell spec Do
spoke OF them ~ extending fo- miles and tn, IT,
maxi Was hardly ~ exaggoa,lon VI the :act ne
preparations for tie dinner hal been made o. int
ucst bountlful scale tie tables being .0a-e "-h 81
The llxur,es which are Afforded Or Ire oes: markets.
IN the world see oy the morning papers TIA; iae
order and incidents OF tne dinner at si'er WIN
great rsrticuiarliy. and shall. therefore. OILY A.
TEMPT 10 present something OF the >pl.i; o, ne
occasion o.
The President. 20 the regret OF 81. was coupe.4el
to leave win Secretaries Conrad ana >tua g s'tt
after the commencement OF tit eniertunmet-. anl
he took his departure alnt ne most entlus t'i-
cheering. many tunes ropeaicl The manner n
which his farewell speech ~l> rcrci,ed in-,. " .'e
tseB highly gratifying 10 BAN, a the Fesi""s 90 e
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%. of q. F.-Grand Lodge of the United
Nfntcs.
Cnrresg ouderoe OF the Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, sep, +, ISL.

Correspondence OF the y \ Tribune
BALTIMORE, Thursday, sept +, ISL.
The Grand Lodge has been actively at
work to-day. and. though IN session SIX and half
hours ALREADY. Will hold three hours enng session
tonight They were IN session eleven hours yesler
dav. proving themselves to De a working body rs
the Committees are IN session for several hours IN
addition
The last Convention OF this body by vote of T. to
., usi the required t~o-thlrdS Invested the Past
Grand SreS of the Order OF the night 10 vote IN the
Grand Lodge, leaving them, however the privileges
of seats and debate An effort was made at this
session to renyest them With The power Of voting
THIS rejected. ayes 30 noes g. the opponents OF
the privilege having increased usea1 OF diminished
during the past year.
An amendment of Barnard, OF Northern New
York. giving the more heayih populated Jufls,.lc-
ions an increased number Of Representatives was
Tclc, ted-sil 6 -. noe. o.
No important amendments - the Constitution
have a. vet been adopted About one hall the pend
Ing ones are new acted upon Al attempt TO cut of
the lnalenaole right OF all Past Grtnds to vote
for Grand Officer m their various state Jurisdictions
was rejected the vote for n being ayes p, 10
noes 81.
\ resolution authorizing a Committee 70 inquire
into the eNpedIency OF having tie fatrarchai De-
grees conferred n Subordinate Lodges thus DIS
pensing with The separate Encampment branch OF
Inc OrIerl was rejected, ayes 81. noes a.
Much Of the most important business Is 81 a chdr
acter that ITS publication cannot De authorized and
a large portion OF the legislation = 10 relation 10
financial questions. appeals. and decisions On con-
trOyerted points the latter being settled dnd reported
~ the Committee on the State If the Order. not on
Discussion OF Order as the telegraph belonged u
NCRrTAroR
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

u pANY-Only Through Line for CALIFORNIA and
OREGON, vlaHAN ANA aud CHAGRES. fare reduced
or FRIDAY, Sept % nj 3P. MThe splendid steamship
CHEROKtE, 1900 tuns burden, Henry Windle. com
,nander will sail ON FRIDAY 26th OF Sept, al o.
clock precisely from her pier AZ the foot "f warren
Of North River with the Government Mails, for Chaeres
Chasrcs transferred at Havana 10 the spehdu
double engine eamSIp FALCON.
Passengers leaving IN the CHEROKEE VIII connect
with tho United States Mad steamship PANAMA. 70 sai
from Panama immediately the arrival OF passengers ana
the mails Nc detention az Panama - ,
M, =, ~ W,stsf o.rn.r Wau.n-,t $3.50
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fat

RooKLASD CovNrY.-The lrsh resi-
cents Of Haverslraw held public meeting on the
10th having forts obJec, 70 encourage Their coun-
trvroep TO become citizens as soon as possible They
nassec the following among other resolution:
R,0oIr.S. That any Irshman refusing or neglect
ing ms dutv Is unworthy Of the friendship or conn
teuce Of ms cOlntTymen.
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- About 20 young men were examined
on TUESDAY and Wednesday for admission INTO
Yale College. the annual term of which commenced
Yesterday. Between 60 and - were admli'e on
Commencement week. thus making the present
freshman class one Of the largest, If not numbering
more than anv of its predecessors
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81 Telegraph 70 The New.York Tribune.
Departure of Lord Elgin Direct for Canada.

BosroS. saturday. SEPT, ~, 1851.
Lord Elrn and suite len Boston tins morning al
O'clock > me Northern Railroad. drec, FOR Canada.
sT Allen McNaa. Hon. Joseph Howe. AMI other
distinguished Canadians. had an lnteryies with the
CITY Government tins morning m The MAYORS nom,
CIV Hall. Speeches and congratulations rA>ued, eX-
hr1i'.nr the 'rs- o' fee'frr
TIE tsr.-.l..s express thcmSe.-C, :. ,lv delight
e. With :rc.r RECEPTION iu Boston.