The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

Grand Lodge Free ard Accepted Masous.
rhe fourth DAYS psocsedirw a this BODY commenced
yesterday movning nine O'clock and coniinusd
with Tho usual rccc~~es, until aghl rhs articles OF
between bodies discussed during the
entire day, Without however the Grand Lodge coming 70
asy decision thereon An election for Grand odoers was
gone hursdsy evening, whom, with two
excsptoas Of year elected The follow
Ing list Of grand oacors fns the essulug year,
63yawd Mo.er.-M W. John L Lewis. r Penn Yam.
DtP~y Grund Mssler r. Robert AAooy, Neg York.
Ssssor Grand warde~-R W. FnAy T. King, Port
Jsstcr Gromx Ward ar W. Benjamin q. Austin,
Orand Secretary James N. Aussn, Now York
Grssnd Tsrasuver.-R W. Charles L. Ihurch, New York
Grussd Chos lains = W and Rev. salem rvwn, Aurora;
John Grsy, wse, Point; r. scaooamaker, vischers
ferry ana H. G voged Rom.
Grand Ltcurer.- v. WIN Il. Drew. Blaalo
Gronc PIrs~'.ea L. Van sios, New YORK
Grand Tyler Nv. Seweu Fix, New York
RokoK To pw. KAYE.
At O'Clock p. NJ the Grand Lodge 70 ASSEMBLED and
after Informal busse, pro eeded 70 the church or
Or Chaplin where large Iumbsr or Assons and others,
Including several oes, alrey assembled, ~ also
several naval orcers In pulpit was placed the ban
uer Of the Grand Lodge drared mourning, bearing
devcs tho embIes appropriate 70 tho Order, with the
mosso "Holue~ 10 the Lord rho pulpit also draped
wa, burt AZ The Ae kaas. minutes past the
ocsss Of The Grand Lo'ge marches IN 70 tho music Of
n IeTa
In full reras the badge mournny and each bear.
ing tho emblem VI blk vtce
The exercises ,hen commenced With voluntary on the
organ by the oraanst Of the church, Mr.. " e. Williams
This war folio Gu by od1, which sung by Mrs
SprostCp, Msx deer assr~. Tayor and Williams.
Prayer war "erro ny the Right wnrshipsa and Rev. r.
l. 5cboonuaker, Grand Chaplain Of the Order
1hs Mst Wor h,Tul Joh1 l. lie Sis Jr., Grand Master
II the Bate New York. then delivered an esanp1v I'd
dress, n which he stated usual 70 the fracr
nifty 20 occasions hkc the % Assemble lodge
OF and scatter the &C. aca over the grave OF be-
LOva ShAr AoSns o.fAd IN
high euicgium upon the memory OF the deceased and
letter The Comm OF Arrangements from Com
himself enoipg public business He
also read letter Of sposy from Major Gensrsl John T.
scoSans Of otcs.i d.t fro@ { psrrio excusias him
self If iless, and from Lieutenant Madry,
csnsns W aoco"os o other ehg.xemopts Several other
after which the Or nd Master ok his scat and original
funeral BY lung by Mrs sproston, Ass Geer and
The Grand Master introduced the Hon Bro e VI.
AADRx~s, who ivered the suogiun. He opened by
usefulness, mourned ~ sc'encs philanthropy aud
rehsoo ard thor associate, tho uobIe Order Of Freems
S; u. s q the dscss.. u.ssea By n. most
heroic deeds sdorSed by The highest virtues Aud
whose des.h could leach Us how % se &c born IN
Psnnsylvala, In 1872 and bis carly yoars Irked
by tn Writ which tnre~ charm 'er his future Lire
Hume TO him the central SPA OF Interest and love- and
10 ihaA spot he urood 9Th pleasure Tho orator
chen spoe his daHg adventure his love Invest,
gator also bis early proficiency In thu various scieuces
the Nayy CT the Gnsd sseS p. position In the Embassy
20 CatDA his travels through Esypt, Afr n and other
p his en,erng The ater VI volcano taking sketch
OF the place and getting the speo he required; hs
adventures II Greece, and OILS wcquent career Africa,
where he attacked by fs' which reduced him 80
chat he home bis active Mexico, where
no wss wvunneo; his sabs 'eDt adveoturs on the coast
OF A. and tbs TO tho Arcc, 10 the GtnneL exps
CatOu, In search Sir john Franklin, wero ell
made honorable Of, tho last having occurred
offer various ven~es nad been despatched from
England IN the seavch, having bcen appealed
20 by LAZY Franklin for this purpose. His adventures
tn sbs Arc,ic rT"o graph silly described aud the
eunernes Of his feeugy alluded 70, aud his
discovery " two portions If and which he named
Washbxton and Henry Grnucl also his survey Of the
channt non Toe, which Yelled I'LL lost itself
IN ics ess water, thus discovering spou
Polar sea, upon cuff by he raised the flag OF
Herr Gnn~l, With the masonic embems Of the conpass
nSd The here unfurled tho flag amid the
paudis " the ience stating had aatho
r1ed him thai stl the service or coy
Who woulo trste point further north (Great sp
Ause The then tracei tho csrcer Of DR.. Kane
to November lxst, adctg the authority Of Mr..
rinnel hint ef In the church last
Ing namely, that he England on account Ut III
healb on ,be Contrary, he weSt for the purpose Of
leading spothar expedition, the which Ia being
ntied by La franxn hersel Tho orator concluded
with VI his deatn, AMI offered O warm trouc
~ the o'rnry N The lso d.. Kanc both - 10 his Intel
tectuai and mos al Qualities.
The r anu Rev. JOIN GRAY, Grand Chaplain, then
pronounced the benedicton, and'he audience sepafaa
the Navy yard band play ing funeral march,
The Grand Lodge will continue al nine 4. n today.
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