New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
,o.xD LODGE RATION.

r,. Fortieth Anniversary Of the establishment in
,;.oopp,ry Of the Independent Order of Odd Eel
=, xss celebrated in this city yesterday, by grand
-. and appropriate services at the Academy Of
"A elsewhere. The weather all that could
a. A.s;r,d-the atmosphere being baIny and Spring
e ,rouino AL who went abroad to dispense with
s,oos,. and other Winter clothing. The city was
I'D with visitors from all parts Of the Union,
IS xbom united in the festivities Of occasion.
- the morning Broadway and other streets
- which the procession to pass were filled
--,h men women, and children who sought the most
',,;hI r.,sitions from which to view the pageant.
a, N o'clock the members Of the Order assembled
80, re Rsttery where after being arranged in d-
-, nv the Marshal and his assistants the process
zion marched up Broadway to Fourteenth street,
dov, pourteepth street to Fifth avenue, thence 10
M.di.or souare. Here tie column halted aud opened
.. ,he ,cbt and lef ON either side Of the The
Cs,d Marshal Of the G.. l.. L. s. and the Grand Mar
.lsl Of southern Ne,g-York with their Aids then
,,d between the lines TO the extreme left and re-
tunpo were followed by the Executive Committee,
orator Of the day and Grand Chaplain, Past Grand
s;,es ofioers and members Of the Grand Lodge Of
,bs limited States. the p G. Masters elective officers
and members of the &. l.. of northern aud south
Epcan pinent and subordinate Lodge.
The pageant was brilliant one, the members of
the Order being in full regalia composed Of various
ooors-scaret, gold, white, blue and silver. Many of
the banners were very handsome, and attracted par
tcuar attention.
The following were among the banners of the visit
ing Lodges:
MOUNT NERO Esc.mraESr-Tbe Tabernacle in the Wilder.
n, with Aaron High 'front.' dressed in hs sscerdota
rObe, with the sacred bressPlate on hi. breast
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LoDSg-The Aiseeins Eye
boxing Beneath to the left the Bra5en Serp.n, on tae
pole To the right Asron Rod that budded The ATs OF the
Cnyenant the On the other side shprecked sailor
receiving relief after bis from the waves is represented
friend loyeth all times, but brother is born for adver
&AsYLAsp-Lopsr Of BrstvoLrsor.-A shield, supported
BY with bis Sythe the left and justice with the scales
the right surmouuted By an open hand Underneath "mch
~ wv "Friendship Love and Truth"
4 the bottom 81 all il a human skull.
JERusaLEa EscAmfmrST BaLTlmoRE.-Tbe An-seeing Eye
Lokns down the Tabernacle before which the Inors OF
TrssrssssThe banner Of Tennessee represented shield
9Th several q9srternE PPed On the @ by as oT0i S 81
kohCr OF Hope Ab,ve the figure of Charity in blsze Of
Sesih the shield scroll, bearing the Inoto-
And undsr whole, the following commandment; -,
1--WE ooumsnd you visit the sick relieve the diseased bury
the dead and educate the orphan
The cmblems of the Order were borne upon large
cars drawn by six eight and ten horses, gay oaPari
soned Two officers on horseback, one in full srmor
and the other in crusaders dress, attracted much
notice.
The entire column was interspersed with fine bands
OF music.
In tho procession were many members oil the Order
from Northern NewYork, who for the first time since
the division in the State united with their brethren
of Southern NowYork in celebrating the anniversary.
The column embraced ten divisions, and the follow