New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

SALE OF THE LATE DIR. FRAScIs's LIBRARY
The miscellaneous books OF the late DIR. Francis +
library, will be sold at auction by Bangs, Merwin "
Co., next Monday afternoon, at O'Clock. The lot
consists Of l,75l volumes, and includes numerous
valuable standard works upon all subjects, excepting
medicine and curgcry: that portion of the library
having been already disposed Of
TIE GRAND LODGE OF MAsoSs.-The Grand
Lodge of the Free and Accepted Masons OF this State
met again on Thursday
Tho fourteenth annual report othe Masonic Board OF Relief
submitted by which it appeared that the total amount OF
contributions received during the past yeM was ?o3 70 OF
which 4ga6 q expended in charity Thi, escln
sye the charity dispensed ~ the lodges total number
of applicants relieved since the organization OF tho Board was
9 the number increased dans the yesr pat BY 23
The Committee On Warrants reported tina. they deemed It
neSpedient to allow permanent warrants TO military lodges
but that the should De continued IN the discretion o. 'h'
Grand Master The report was adopted
The committee whom that subject wss referred reported
in extending the time to make the LOCAL history CT
the subordinate lodges to January J. 1905 Which was
adopted.
" HooEEss DIyIsIos. Jaae 3--Jsmes n Au..in Grand
Secretary, Grand Lodge of MssGns, KcwYo Scott Lodge
under dspenation. 81 work. amid the booming OF the
Rebel artillery and sharp crack OF musketry Five candidates
inflated Renew Dispersion jAs w; 10. pGma ai,r,0
Grand Master-John J. Crane.
Committee Three consisting Of u. w Bros smons
Waring and Coles appointed TO wait upon the Grand
Master elect aud niorm him Of his election:
The Grand LODGE then proceeded to the election OF Deputy
Grand Master which resulted in tire choice OF Clinton T.
Psiee Of Bingharaou present Senior Warden
The Grand Marshal introduced X. W. Bro Z, r. Bauer
the accredited representative the Grand Lodge Of Hese
paEstsd,. lie received with the Grand Honor' and
sfter suitable addresses invited to seat IN sne Esst
Il. w. Bro Johnson. Junior Grond Warden was elected
r. " Peter B. Murphy (er.sensior) Of Buffalo, elected
i. ~ Cislie t. Church elected Grand Treasurer.
Il. W Salem ToTn r. w Bro. yoset R: w. and Rev.
Henry Blanc lard Of BROOKLYN. and H. " snd Rev wlhsh
= Strickland OF New-Yosk City were elected Grand Chap
Johnson Fountain was elected Pursuivant sena Fish, Tier
end George II. Raymond, Grand Lecturer.
pctton for di.reusation for Military Lodge in Col
Scrolls Engineer smeu a, Port Royal was referred to the
Grad Master.
Ytsry ,s business. transacted the installation
oil Va. Grand Oices elect the ceremonies connected "i
whicn occupied the greater portion Of the day. e.,
The Grand Master appointed the following officers; Grand
Mai hal fredk " Herring Grand Standard Bearer Robt
sris Amos A. Prescott John q. ebser VIM Knight, and
VIM. y, Ls!,Iop s.aio' Grand Deacon James oio'ohi
Junior Grand Deacon John ID. William
r. W. Bro Joseph d. Evans wa appointed Committee 20
conduct correspondence with the Grand Lodge OF Virgins
rv.s,Ne 10 th.if Iosolution OF ron-iuterc3u'se
FRIK.Ds' YEaRLY MEETisG.-The Yearly Meet
ing of Orthodox Friends closed it's sessions on
Wednesday evening. The attendance throughout
has been larger than usna the Anniversary Was one
Of deep interest, and It's proceedings were conducted
in great harmony. The subject Of Sabbath-Schools
attracted much of the attention Of the meeting. Ibe
number OF these schools is rapidly increasing among
Friends, and they were encouraged TO greater effort
in his direction, not only for their own children, but
in the establishment alec of Mission Schools. The
printing and distribution Of religious tracts has also
been much encouraged. A Tract Association has
been in existence among them in this city for forty
wears. but it has been an individual clEot and its
operations have been conducted very quietly. II
Las now. however, been proposed that the Associa-
ton and its work De- adopted By the Yearly Meeting.
which will be decided next year. Such course, II
is thought would greatly increase Is influence ana
iis usefulness At tho hast sitting OF the Yearly
Meeting. the subject or Slavery was introduced.
The responsible position OF the President, and bis
conscientious efforts fully meet that responsibility,
were feelingly alluded to, and the desire was ex.
pressed that be might realize that he had the cordial
rympathy and the earnest prayers OF the reiigous
Society Of Fricnds.
As u.ual on these occasions several speakers from
distant parts have been III attendance whose nlnls-
try both in the public ard business Meetings. has
teeu earnest aud ovangt ical. Those who attended
the public meetings Of the Hicknite Friends last
week and those OF the Orthodox Friends me preseht
week, will have no difficulty in percevng that, how
ever Alike in their form OF Church government and
in some minor pecularitles, there is radical differ
ence in doctrine between them. The former, though
embracing many shades OF religious belief are essen
italy Uparian, acknowledging Christ to be but an
inward and spiritual manifestation through oDedi-
onre 40 which ralvaton is to be secured. Bot with
the Orthodox Friends, justification by faith in the
outward propitatory sacrifice of Christ Is fully be-
eyed in and abundantly preached as well as the in,
nence OF the Holy Spirit as conviction oi sin, and
"a The Leader. the Comforter and the Sanctiier OF
The belieyer In Jesus. The Sahhath-School and
Tract enterprise has never been countenaneed by the
other branch of the Society.
CEsrRAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED DUrcH
CnuRcm-The General Synod of the Reformed