New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

lage to tie Methodist Episcopal Church, where the
exercises tcck place after voluntary by tie baud,
the choir sang the following
ODf.
Ar" -AuH lang Sy-r."
Let Masonry frcm Pole 70 Pos.
Her sscred laws expsnt
Far e. the rishty waters tou.
To wash mt 8
Thai vitUe has not ief' mssa1i
FOR stamped upon the Ms.o1s mind.
Are Ulity srd Love.
Ascending to her native aky.
lie, Mssotry tn-rssse-
soious pillar raised on tish-
Peace 81. to olive S,urh eutvned
An eubleuttic
In UEiy AID LG'e
An appropriate prayer was then offered by the
Grand Chaplain at the close of which, the orator Of
the day, L. w. Andrews, esq, OF Rochelle, was
Introduced TO tie audience. He onnenoed By apollo
giving for the very basy preparation, with which
he had been forced TO sppeS He also expressed tie
great dhideDce lie felt in attempting to speak of tie
principles ard interests of their anoeLt and honorable
craft in the presence Of many, at whose feet b.
came him 10 sit and eaIn lie then proceeded to Char
ec.e1ize tie consecra6on Of Hiawstha Lodge
event of joy interest," not oaly because Of the favor
able suepoes under which it commenced its e1istetce,
but sto tecnu1e Of its Institution a. happy epoch in
the HssoIic history Of this Shte-sn epoch OF peace
ard harmony restored after yesrs Of bitter dissensions
which had il enniueed themselves in the workings OF
the oder in New-Yofk. "1ruth, Justice, Brotherly
Love and Charity, said the speaker - have at eagi
Il" triumphed, and to-day their angel forms are
standing before tie altar Of sscred temple en-
gagged undistulbed in their holiest ministries and
Through its lofty srches, which so long have been
forced 10 echo the haIsh aud painful notes Of anger
" ard dsco,d now rice ard swe.l the voices OF har-
"mcpy-the breathinge Of love-.
hr A. proceeded at lergth to discuss the question,
"What is FreemasonIy and whs; are its relations to
"m man in his individual capacity and to human
"sccie,y?" Ho closed with an eloquent and appro-
p,iste address to the members of the rev Lodge,
u9ing them to place tbeir Institution or moral emf
rerce ere il should be viewed with admiration by
all Tie oIstor after occupying the attention Of lis
audience Cor sbou. hour, retired au,d make! ap-
plause.
After another ode by the choir the consecTs.ion Of
TIE rev Lodge was proceeded with by the Grand
Lodge. The following.rsmed gentlemen were then
duly installed officers Of tie llawa!hs Lodge for the
year: Wiism x. Palmer, j., Worshpful Master;
George Gould Senior Warden; David L Smith, Jutior
Warden; Thomss Blake, Treasurer; Darius Lyon,
Secretary: Stephen Bogsrt, Senior Deacon; Andrew
Todd, Junior Deacon; Berjsruin r. Arnold, Walter
H. Manning, Stewards; Burtis STAFF, Tier.
Prayer was next offered up by Justice Miller aud
was followed with another ots to the air Of Home
sweet home collection VS., then taken up for the
benefit of the NJ. +. Church, the members of which
had granted tie Of their place of worship for this
occasion. The exercises closed with boneoction by
Justice Miller.
Work FOR 1HE EXCISE CoMNISSoSrGs.-The
recent decision Of the Court CT Appeals declalng tina!
TIE ceiling Of intoxicating liquors without License 10 an
ndctsbe odepse Las opened the eyes OF some OF the
liquor dealers in this city 70 the fact that We have
Board Of Excise Commissioners among u.s. for, since
the publication of the decision Mr. Hssketts office
has been besieged every day by from fifteen TO twenty
applicants whose PETITIONS viii be presented at the
meeting Of The Board next Monday afternoon. Pfeyi-
Gus to This decision, but two applications had been
made 10 the Board and they still awaiting its s>ton,
in conse1 uerce Of MessTs Haskell ard Holmes being
divided on the pfoprey OF granting the licenses and
Mr. KeIr staying away, thus leaving the former at
dead lock- It supposed that question Will be raised
AZ the rext meeting whether an applicant WHO received
licerse last year viii be obliged to present new
petition and bond for renewal of his license, or
whether il may be renewed the Old pspers. MIR.
Haskell thinks that be granted On tae Old papers
Urnso~ RIVER RAuYoAD-EXCrEsIoN TRANS
Avn CHI Ar FARE>-We understS al that the Hudson
River Railrosd Company intend ssllng EXCURSION ucA
as from stations south Of PougLkeepse to Ne"l ORR
and reurn at greatly reduced fsres. 1t ID also the H.
teltion Of the company to run eKcu'son uans on Cd
ncs6a, AID Saturday OF each week, leayirg rarity
fins, street station s. S25 sud retaining al 'oP'
H. VI ich vip give psssspgers an opportunity ot sop
prg Ut the following stations 1T ons-tai tue u'"A'
fares: al .
yont.r and RETAIN train ems
- Cess'
Tsu,town and IetuIn On sane ~A s.,.
nd
tay1ifo1's AID return sane
urlipg delightful Trip to West FONT, sno al 0pP'''
.ur TO .psnd xix hours ard die 81 tbs Point ari re-
tr,n in good season in tie evening.
Drcoru ANoNC Nj sjcIA>'.-on luesesy nis.'
sscrrcsful fight took plsce in the lager beer saloon
No Isl West Thhty seventh street, kept by Herry
AHs. between party Of musicians who had as'emoiea
the-e. in the course OF tie row kniTes, tuno's,'
decsn.ers, bottles and other wespor' were usea u u,
fr.est manner Several persocs were severely eul s.a
,,;,sd but none received any dangerous wouhos.
Tn, Twentieth Precinct Police were called In a1'
arrested Peter ard Jacob kelley and Conrad Laas
Who were yesterday cent to she Jehersoo Market
Cou,, and he'd for examination.
AKrkst OF BILLi MULIloAs-lhs no'cf'oHs d.
urr;c.p vas .,!esea On Tusscsy evening IN b!os-
80 Nv Detective Shapgec. fer his Isle brutal ss'eu'
=. IL Mcl,oroiiisn Hotel Upcn gtntenen W."