The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-29

members Of the Masonic fatsxnity, savs Arnold the
g. Our departed Brethren Who have fallen in dsath-
May faith the hon Of the tribe Of judah, and faithful
imitation Of their virtues enable 10 anticipate meet
ing them in the Grand Lodge above.
D. woman-A mistress Of arts, who robs the bachelor
Of his degree and forces him TO study philosophy oy
TO- Our Gussts-Ys have come from the hills and the
soms' to sss festivities Of his a
IL. The Orator OF the day-A man free born and
properly vouchsd for From the specimen have had
to day Of his knowledge Of the principles Of iastisu-
ID Our Poet-Howeyer proverbial Green W God is for
slowness of ignition have had good evd 10 day
that kinds Of Greenwood can emit the true poetic
IS Our Institution However many broodlngs she
may hatch, there viii be no geese or Cos
Ipgs among the number. Mr.. Hatch responded TO this
Ia Our Ancient Brethren-St John could boast an
able associate in St. Paul. in modern times are not
ess favored, for Paul Ia with us. (Repsd to BY Mr.
Paul
Is The Brother who stands plumb to his principles
and squares his actions by the test OF virtue ever on
49, The Craft-lt has established the dssideratum Of
philosophy, univel sal language
The exercises of the day closed with the dinner,
and the several lodges from abroad left the city at
about o'clock p. NJ.
On Thursday last fine body Of the Nashville fire.
men, from So miles below us, called the Tigers No.
2, with the motto Always ready arrived here by
the first morning Boston train. They were appro-
priately received and Hospitality entertained by
the Concord, No. 2. The Tigers were accompa-
MED by an excellent band Of music from Milford,
the whole corps numbering upwards OF fifty
men. The Concords had the Concord band. At
3 o'clock the two companies sat down to dinner
at the Phoenix Hotel, his Honor Mayor Low pre-
siding, assisted by COL N. b. Baker Chief Engineer
Of the Concord Fire Department, and the new demo-
cratic candidate for Governor. There were good
things to eat good things said, and good time gen.
orally. Here is sample of some of the short but
sweet sentiments; it was given by Mr. Jackman, OF
Concord engine, number two
Hard boys 10 follow, tel you -
In the evening both companies were entertained
at levee, given them by Pioneer Company. No. 8,
Of Fisher lille "a precinct Of city six miles north
of the centre wards,) whittier they repaired, at 6
O'Clock, in special train on the Northern Railroad
They returned here at about II o'clock. and the IL
gers proceeded directly on to Nashville the same
night
The Legislature has voted to adjourn on Saturday,
July 2, week from to-day, when the present session
will have continued thirty lone days. Little business
of importance has been or probably will be trans
acted. The last edition Of the unconstitutional
Maine law was summary kicked out OF the house on
Thursday. 1t had previously been tabled, and the
House refused to take it up, l3l to III the vote
having been agreed on as test Of the relative
strength Of the friends and opposers Of the bill.
So fades this lovely, blooming flower once more.
Its friends in New Hampshire will doubtless try to
revive it again. as usual but they will be obliged to
wait until next June, as there is no winter session
this year.
Mr. Burke appears to have discontinued his as
saults upon General Pierces administration and now
confines himself in his last manifesto, which was
published in the Reporter on Thursday, to personal
onslaught upon Mr.. Butterfed, of the Patriot. The
denouement has almost ceased to be talked about
here. The rank and fle'' OF our democracy ap
pear disposed to test the administration by its
broad public policy, and not cripple its energies in
advance, by prematurely denouncng it for any little
mistakes it may make in the division of the loaves
and fishes Of office. The tree must be judged by
its fruit" and the harvest is not yet. Disappointed
ofice-seekers like Mr. Burke (many are more dis
COCK
The weather is cool and comfortable, after the
burning heat of last week. Within the last seven
days we have had several fine showers, and vegeta
ton Of all kinds rejoices it did before at
this season OF the year at least within the memory OF
PENNACOOK,