The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-21
CITY LNI,ELLIGENCE.

The GRAND LODGE OF OPP FELLows.-The attend
ance OF the members of the Grand Lodge yesterday
was large, nearly every State being represented
The Lodge was called TO order at o'clock, and on
motion, The reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
The Committee on Credentials reported through
their chairman in favor of the admission of p. G.
Thomas NJ. Banbury, as representative from the
State of Iowa; also in favor of the admission of
Patriarch Thomas Steers from the Grand Encamp-
ment of Rhode Island
The Executive Committee on the Grand National
Celebration of the Forteth Anniversary of the
Order made report which, on motion, was CON
sidered and adopted.
The Committee on Unfinished Business reported
that sundry amendments to the Constitution were
pending
Rep. Clemmer, of Ohio, presented the proceed
ings of the Grand Encampment of Ohio, which
were referred to the Finance Committee; also the
amended Constitution of the Grand Encampment of
Ohio, which was referred to the Committee on Con
stitutions.
The chairman of the Committee on Credentials
reported in favor OF the admission of p C. P John
ii. Phillips as representative from the Grand En-
campment of New Jersey.
Rep. Escavaille presented the proceedings of the
Grand Encampment of Maryland which were re-
ferred to the Committee on the State of the Order.
Rep Rodney presented the proceedings of the
Grand Lodge of Delaware, which were referred to
the Committee on the State of the Order
Proceedings were presented from the Grand En-
campments of Tennessee and Louisiana, in regard
tQ suspended members, which were referred to the
Legislative Committee
Rep. Dwinelle presented the proceedings of the
Grand Lodge, of Northern New York, which was
referred to the Committee on the State of the Or
der
Also, resolution to have the work on public in
stallations printed in the German language, which
was referred to the Committee on Finance
Rep. Feitch, of Missouri offered resolution pro-
viding for the appointment of Grand Lecturer to
visit the Grand Lodges and Encampments in the
rIGIin NJ nF {hn q
said lecturer to be betrayed by the bodies visited
which was adopted.
The Chair presented communication from Bro
Thomas Phenix, of Baltimore, presenting to the
Grand Lodge, pictorial representation of the or
phan children of deceased brethren, Also COM
munication from the brother, inviting the
members of the Grand Lodge to visit the Manufactu-
rers' and Mechanics Exchange of which he is pro-
prletor, and make Tree use of the papers fle On
motion, the thanks of the Lodge were extended to
Mr.. Phenix.
Rep. Hunt, of Texas, moved the adoption of
resolution fixing the per diem of members of the
Grand Lodge at 49, and cents mileage which was
adopted after some discussion
on motion OF Rep. Conley, of Georgia, the Grand
Lodge resolved to adjourn sine die on Friday next
At this stage OF the proceedings motion was
made to go into secret session, which lasted several
hours
On the resumption of ordinary business, Rep
Veitch of Missouri, offered resolution providing
that from and after the first day of April 1860, the
encamDmpnts shall
commence on the first day of April and October,
and end on the last day of March and September,
which was referred to the Legislative committee
The Chair named Reps. Banbury, of Iowa, and
kldder, OF New Hampshire, on the Committee
Printing, and on Vacancies.
On motion of Rep. Fitzhugh, of Virginia, the
Lodge then adjourned until nine oclock this morn
ing.
The Ceremonies of the DedicatiOn.-The pro-
cession to-day, should the weather prove fair,
will no doubt be an imposing affair. The col
umn will move at II o'clock, under the mar
shalshp of P. g. NJ. John A. -Messrs.
James w. Brady and David c. Steiner acting as
aids on the occasion. The five divisions will form
as follows! First Division ON Cav street. the right
resting on Second street, facing South, p. G. VIM.
Cotton marshal. Second Division Cav street
the right resting on Baltimore street, G. W. Bow
| ers marshal. Third Division on Fayette street
the right resting on Gay street. extending east. p
| q. A. Ballauff marshal. Fourth Division on GAY
street the right resting on Frederick street, facing
| north, p G. George A. Roelkey marshal. Fifth
Division on Fayette street, the right resting on
Gay street, facing east, Patriarch c. Davis Irelar
| marshal.
The line. of march will be up Cav street to Ais
quith, to Baltimore, to Eutaw, to Monument. tc
| Charles, to Centre, to Calvert, to Fayette to Cav
street and the Hall, where the dedicatory ceremo-
MES of the new hall will take place, and an oratior
be delivered by Bro. j. B. Nicholson, of Penna.
I MEETING OF THE REFORM CENTRAL COMMITTEES
| 1esterday afternoon the Reform Central Commit
tee met in the Exchange Building, when the fol
lowing ward subcommittee were appointed
1st ward-Wm Dean named Iaocb Yeasley, Thoma
| Baynes, William Hunt, George W. Wolf Dr. John ]
| Butler.
End ward-Thomas ]. Cochran named Charles F. Mid
deton, Isaac Smith, Daniel Mince Richard Bradyhouse
| John @ A. Holloway.
srd ward-Edvard W Robinson named R. A. T.. .Beavap
Daniel Mccain, James T. Randolph, Jonathan Turner
| Thomas Trotten
4th ward-Robert Eareckson named Dr. P s. Kinne
mon, Lewis Passano, G. II. Mercer, Thomas Trimble
Washington A. Page =tss III -.
5th ward-James Musgrave named John Gorsuct
Hugh Bolton William P. Cole William Johnson Georg
| W. Mowbray
| 9th ward-Dr. C. H. Bradford named George 1. Ken
nard, Jos r. Dukehart, Henry Wilson James johnson
7th ward-Rchard Fonder named Charles ]. Baylies
Lindsey II. Reynolds, William Banks, William Solomon
| John l.. Wilds
Sth ward-James P. Thomas named John W Wilson
Charles Farrnger, Peter Wilcox, William H. Robert.
| William Brooks.
9th ward-Lous Muller named James Rippard Isaa
| Corbitt, William Leach, Edward C. Ross, William. ]
Thompson.
10th ward-George William Brown named Samso
| Cariss Daniel NJ Thomas, Isaac Hartman, Thomas Il
| Belt, Jr., p. L, Brennan.
11th ward DIR. j. Hanson Thomas named Adam Der
mead Charles A. Grinnell, Thomas Symington, Georg
W. Webb, George NJ. Gill efH
18th ward-CharlesJ. J. Baker named Robert Davis B
I. Hynson Peter G. Sauerwein, Thomas b. Israel Geo
| NJ. Bokee.
18th ward-Dr A. C Robinson named William Rey
nolds, Dasel Miller, William Bridges, Joseph II. Bean
| Irwin Neale
14th ward-Michael Warner named Francis Burns
| George f. Sloan, Samuel Bilson Richard Price, Jaco
Ehrman. .is
18th ward-James Hooper, Jr., named George Rogers