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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
SLCOND BALLOT.

Gcodscll, 900; GIahau. !a3; Taylor, T.
Tie Nomination Oi Sir. GOodseil made unnan.
im0Us
For Canal Commissioner Robert e. Dorm OF Science.
tady and Alexander barclay o ( Washington were
nominated with the following result:
Dorm ls6; Barclay, 100
Mr.. Dor = animation made unanimous.
For Inspector Of State Prisons: Slas w. Tobey of
Columbia; Col. Rufus scott Of Alcgany: william H.
STANLEY of Delaware; Col. Enos &. Brooks If Catta.
rauQus: JsaGc VI. ScLcrmcrlOrn Of Erie; Gen. John y
CLARK Of Cnyugn; Gen. BauUm Of ODOndagn: Gen.
Deyin o. NewYork, and G.. Il. Uubbel Of Westchestcr
were noninated but before the roll called through
the nomination Of Gen. Blruum Was made unanimous.
Tor Clgk Of the Court Of Appeals. on motion Of Gen
Patrick, Henry Jones OF Cattaraugus WAS nominated
by acclamatiol.
The Hon. Henry J. Raymond on behalf of the Com.
mitee on Resolutions, read the following resolutions
Hioitcd That We congratulate tie people Of this upon
sections 81 our common country aud that ind IN the
y1ii0 II our Union. the ab hneu of
authority aud the eErpaion Of Slavery anpe reconpense
for tie tu"rngs and sacrifices b. which thec re- M have
been aclievcd
Reoirr5 Ths, to the soliers d sailors Of an ,suE. and In
s depar merits by whose ydOr. under Divine Providence
tai. great result las been accomplished. aud who have by
their hcros, lled md yiue ulster tie melcau name "a,
the hcsrf, taHAf Of grateful people, thu. We r.ne.
q ai made by tie Union National Convention Al Bald
Hofe hat adequate piOltpu be made by the national
cs for ~" support md comfort OF such 81 their .uyfyer A.
lave received honorable sud disabling wounds 10 tho .srice
. THEN country.
Re,otef That while drpore the death b. e..sssnstop
~ abraham Lincoln closing career Of rsnsrrpru ure
ucss and honor aud 'sea National calamity recog
Ic n andrew johnson, s successor, stAie0Lan OF ability
experience and "a toLed psiotani and tbs mos, ID
int ty and who has rendered invaluable .vic To tb
non Cause dlIing the Rebellion and whose sing
non country commands the fesrec aud confidence Of the
"a sDc1n peoples aud that IeIevy ~ BIN IN his tduDis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

CAIKo. April 30 The steamer Mississippi
iron New Orleans. has arrived at Memphis
She' reports thai rebel ram had passed
New Orleans AZ break OF day At a rapid rate
displaying the Stars and Stripes. bot after pass
ing Hoe Island she hoisted the rebel flag.
When few miles above Fort 81. Phillip her
condensers got out OF order
She was deserted and blown up. but 40 far a.
known. had inflicted no damsge. save cutting
the telegraph line
portion OF Der crew had Arriv ed at New
orleans The remainder left for parts IN
known.
he steamers from Memphis have 422 bales
OF cotton for Aneen, 300 fo,EVansviIle, 22l for
ST. Louis
The steamer Belle 81 Louis brings about
three hundred survivors from the Sultana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
Foreign News.

NV YORK. April 80 The steamship CITY OF
London, from Liverpool the l9ib. and Queens
'town the Doth, arrived to day
The following comments were made before the
arrival of the America:
The Times says: The loss OF Richmond it.
sell might be sustained, bu. coupled with actual
,ieieat, i IL grest catastrophe The success Of
'tde fedetal- Is due 20 Grant, aud MS military ge
;nius should be recognized He did fight it on,
TO- hat line. AID The reward Of fortItUde and
perseverance, i his al last
The Times also pAys tribute TO Sheridan aud
10 Lee. sn3 = regard, TIE future, says: Time
.can only solve he prooem II the south proves
'poVerless ard deepening the work OF he north
'sill &c easy
The Daily New saws 1t = uVt vet IN position
70 Judge how decisive the result j.
The Star considers the Richmond catastrophe
'as tse end OF the shareholders rebellion. IL
thinks, however. Lee aud Davis may attempt to
,caIfy hescaree few months longer in Msss
|sippi Il SCENE now beyond human probstili-
ties that the south should gain her Independence
/ ne fall Of Richmond j a great catastrophe 10
the south
The Post says: Admitting the victories
claimed by the feieTas, the rebellion i virtually
.at an end
In the French chamber OF commerce, on the
.amendment proposing paragraph on American
.sffairs favorable 10 the north. NJ. Eugene Pella-
ten made speech highly eulogistic OF the north
err cause. and rejoices that the pro slavery re
.beil.on was crushed by the fall OF RihcmOpd
The American question ought not IN have been
passed over in silence.
Ia bis speech VI. Pellaten VAS continually ia
.ter-upted by southern sympathizers and was
compelled TO desisi-
LONDON 20.-TLe sdvices received per Amer
lea e, Southaupt q and Damascus ~ Queens.
..Osn further strengthens the conviction that
southern resistance ~ the CDitsd States gov
eminent Is virtually ended, and the rebel loan
declined 10 l7@lse. FEDERAL securities are yer,
active and advancing.
The Times says the south can no longer coz.
tend with the armies OF the north; il will accep,
the arbitration OF war. and the north will meet
hem as coOquesers should meet an honorable
zoe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

From cerssin iudicssious. u l. p-Obable JEFF
Davis vii continue his flight southwark and or.
deayor 10 reach Cuba. in some small vessel, Or
nshng boat from some point on the Florids coast
hunor place. heavy sam % be bask account in
Havana The story shas be has a large amount
OF ireesase VIII bin. Is considered doubtful
OFFICIAL
svtGroS GESERA1's OFncEl
WASHINGTON. April 30
Hon Z " StaD;on
! have the honor 70 report hat The secretary
Iof state suffers some Inconvenience from hi.
fractured jaw. bu; IN other respects e almost re
stored % health.
Mr. Seward rallied during the night. ard Is
stronger and less restless this morning.
J. X. BARNES,
Surgeon General L. \. A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

NEW fokK. April q.
Cotton I7d4ec for middliog
Flour lo@I5c lower; at S. I5@7 80 for extra
state, s. OO@e 10 for extra round hoop Ohio. and
I$s l54s GO for trade brands
Whisky 81 l0@2ll
Wheat dull and dropping, amber 81 759
II s2ls Barley dull. Corn-new white. 81 Is:
yellow, 81 1901 10 Oats Soc Glover seed
|sl3 so Timothy 81 so
Wool dull
Coffee arm Sugar. 1913. MOl.sses
Petroleum firm; 4Oc for crude. 55a Soc for
|rehned in bond. ard 75@76c free
New mess pork 500 5000 p: S27 O0@27 50
for 63-'64: $40 O0@2o IS for prime. and S29 IS
|G21 % for prime mess Plain mess beef sI2 %
'al6 90: extra mess, $40 5O@2O 90: beef hsms.
|i4ls9l5. Cut meats; l7@l9llc for shoulders
and IL al 9lSc for hams Bacon; 1877 @I6c
Tor Cumberland cut; l41x@l6lsc for long
ribbed and l57s9l6c for short ribbed.
Lard I66lelsc Butter. l5@25c for Ohio.
and 32c for State. Cheese l5023c Rice
dull
Money. per cent. Sterling iO9I4 aIO9 70
Gust class bills. Gold closed At 81 s6ls.
Government stocks steady
SEw YORK s0SrT NARKsI
NEw YoRk, April -
Transactions in gold are very limited. The
price weak. he ruling figure thu. morning he's
been Sl46l4 Now thar military events have
ceased 70 effect the standing of the public credit
tbe fluctuations in gold are chiefly The result OF
the changing aspect of foreign exchanges AZ
tecting the-supply Of gold.
LArKR-GOlj closed at Gallagher exchange
10 night NJ 81 46sa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
COM N ERCiAL.
81 rsare.srs.t


OIsoiHsArI, April -.
Flour pc lower. Superhne s. so: extra 81 %
"a -. and family s. 50(ds %.
Wheat. red 81 20; white 81 609l 60. Oats.
.Oc. Corn dull. Rye 81 90. Clover seed Sl4
Barley sl0Gl5
Whisky dull: small sale At 81 O6
Provisions quiet and prices Of all articles nom
insl
Mess pork 32c. Bulk meats I4l1 Shoul-
1914; sides I4@l5; hams I4ik@I5 Bulk
hams I9lsc
Lard 2O3sc
Groceries firm, with good jobbing demand
Sugar l3Gl6c. Coffee 30633c
Silver II 346l 80. Gold 81 &C
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
from LoufsyrIte

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-Dispatches from Lex
ington state that one hundred and FIVE officer
and one thoussnd men Of Morgan's old com.
mand surrendered 10 Gen Hobson at Noun
Sterling today.
Twelve hundred rebels also surrendered q
Gen. Hobson at another point
Several hundred deserters from the rebel arm.
took the amnesty oath
Eastern Kentucky is now entirely clear of REQ
el troops
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
q The card Of the IOdi.o.p0Ii; In,ur. a,

tF-T The card of the Indianapolis Insurance
Company will be found in another column. Thi.
company commences business under the most f.
vorable circumstances. The directors ars well
known TO De gentlemen Of strict commercial pro-
oily aud responsibility, and the stoekholdeTs
comprise list Of our most energetic and prom
inent business men, which Is = guarantee that
the business OF the company will be conducted
10 the most liberal manner. and that all risks
will be secure against sBy contingency VIM.
Henderson. for twelve years the agent OF the
E,na company, has resigned his position IN that
company 70 take the presidency in the Indianap-
olis company, which he will manage aud direct
We feel safe in assuring our readers that no bet
tier company Car De selected in which TO insure.
land We ask for this company a share OF their
business. The company Is nov ready tn issue
policies on favorable terms.
q We are 10 no humOr for locals to night
after ending the scenes of the day, and prepar-
ing the inadequate account We present our rea-
,ders this morning, of Yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

FIFTH wARD-JosErH HARRIS Offers Alnsslf to
he independent voters Of the Iih Ward, an isds-
psDaeni union candidate for Councilman Mr.. Harris q
IA old eiiseu OF the wsFt has al his property IL sad
IL elected viii pledge himself TO aid IN securing cheap
ga light taxes and look sffer the interests Of the
Ward IN the cOas0l and that h.sit. fair share
n p-bllc irrproseuenf-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

PHILADELPHIA. April 30.-Subscriptions to III,
Z 80 loan to-day from all parts of the union. a.
teegraphed 10 Jay Cooke amount 20 $i,25i.
600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

= A rich growth of hair produced, tht
natural color restored, mot dyed. and all disea
es Of the scalp. falling of. &c, cured by using
Eureka" the infsllible hair restorative. Price
il 90 per bottle Sold by sll druggists
j b. SENOUk,
Druggi.t Bates Block, Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

- New aud elegant s,vies of bats JUS, opene
a. Baker / NcIver's. 9-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

WAsHiNoToN STREET PPorsRrr AT AUCTION
The property Oh the southwest corner of Wash
ngton and Tennessee street. has been subdvide
INTO business lots Of convenient size, and will b
sold az public auction on Tuesday, May ID, a
e12 O'Clock p IN, GA the premises This is
part OF the lands belonging to the state, author
zed to be sold by the last legislature Plats 0
he premises can be had at the Office of Vile
K Martin, real estate agents 29-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

brushes. combs, &c. and for the best quick yeast
go 70 Senour's drug store. Bates House block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

FINE GARDEN LoTs AT Auction WILEY &
Martin, real estate auctoneers sell this afternoon
at O'Clock, number of fine lots near the south
east corner Of the city, and within short ds
lance of the line Of the city railroad Lots con
tain from two 70 sir acres See advertisement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

- Baker AcIver have very large stoc
OF straw goods. az prices 20 suit everybody.
% y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

EA few exchange papers. done up in pack
ages of 100, can be had st this Office Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

- See De- VIM Thcmson's sdvertisenen
'on ne fourth page Of 20 days r'per.
jan % u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

- 4 ine fresh 10; OF oranges. lemons. dates
figs, cocoauuts. prunes and rsi-ins, At Contra
Grocery FIETcHEs DAvIDGE
IL c II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

HIGA HEALrHY GROUNDS No more desirable
grounds have vet been put into the market foi
sale, than that 70 be sold this afternoon
THE cry can be seen from the elevated p,rts OF
ithe ground Al Of it is well drained aud the
ineshborhood is noted for being the healtbiest in
the vicinity of the city The lots contain from
two TO SIX acres Full particulars and plals car
.be had at the Office OF Wiley i Martin, real es
tate brokers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

SWING MAcHIsEs-We call attention Of per
sors wishing employment. to the advertisement
Of D B HerTintOn q Co, in our to-dsys paper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
Over Two Hundred Per Cent

3l0 per share Only required Al time Of subscription.
For naps circulars information apply 30 the SEC
stsry Of The Company, 81 Indianapolis.
sprgs d&w -dfriksat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

COUNTRY RESIDENCES No more beautiful
ground can bs found in the vicinity Of The city 70
suburban residences than tha: TO be sold lhi
sfterpOoR at2 Q clock by Wiley & Martin. Tn
lots are out short walk from the street railroad
and lie high The prominent buildings in tn
city can be seen from the grounds. Full partic
ulaIs and plats can be had al the office OF Vile
< Martin, real estate SCENTS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

l Senour keeps one OF the best drug store
IN the city. ana in addition to medicines Of 81
sorts and the best kind. he has everything in n
line OF toilet articles, for lsdies and genfiemea
Dis place is No ). Bates House Block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

- We have Just received from Boston, q toll
ine OF sea 6sh of the best quality-salmon, hal
but, herring, mackerel and Goldfish Also q
resi- lot OF -ardiue-. AZ lower prices
FLETCHER i DAYIDek.
i1-au Central Grocery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

4 CoArLiHENT The gentlemen composing
the escort Of the funeral eoriege Of President
lincoln pronounced the choristers, perfeT meC
under the direction Of Prof Owen, a. the finest
they had beard since they left on their mournful
tour This Is high compliment to the pro Tess
or ard those who we're under bis direction. bu
no, the less deserved. Those in charge of the
corpse expressed themselves as highly pleased
with all the arrangements that had been rad,
for them and the remains
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

Two 70 SIX AoKEs EACH The grounds 20 be
sold to-day at 2 o'clock are 40 divided a. % suit
the wants OF al customers Those wanting
small lots eau have a little sst-o scres Those
wanting more can have adjoining lots Of as many
acres as they desire This sale should no, be
overlooked Every one who fais to attend will
regret it afterwards. Is Is the truth tia, more
beautiful lots cannot De lad ia the vicinity OF TIC
c-tx
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

For RkxT-A large room in the third -,ory
u The new Sentinel buildings, No q South
Meridian street The room IS well lighted and
he entrance good Apaiv at this Office IF.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
West Virginia = Representative Kslliau
Senator Jane. " Nre

WhaIey
Nevada-Senator James Nye
acknowledgements D Hilbaugh.
ColoFado-Representati Alien G Bradford
New Jersev-Representative William A New
ell
MaTylaua-Repres entstiye Charles Z Phelps
Sergeant at-Arms United States Senate, GEE
: Brown
Sergeaut-at- Arms House Of Representatives
y 6 0rdwav.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
TuE CROWD

sembled IN indianapolis and numbered rot less
than 6fry thousand persons Saturday night the
hotels ere all flied. nd she mOrun. trains
o. Sunday came in with arge delegations Soue
:of the moe; promneRL citizens OF the state were
present. among whom we're tie Hons. ". (.
SDaek. Vi I Kerr, l Siilveil. J. " Ju
Ian. Ralph H,e. J @ Farquhar. Members Of
Congress from Indians, ani several members OF
the state legislature
\ large delegation Of The Cincinnati. Louis
vile aud COsington, ky, Councils were present
by invitation. as guests Of the city.
At O'Clock in the morning il commenced
raining. and continued during the entire day bet,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

On account of the rain the procession that was
intended to take place did not come off, nor
neither the delivery Of the funeral Grafton Had
III been suitable weather this part of the pro-
'gramme would probably have constituted the
most imposing feature OF the DAY. Great prepsE
alton had been made Tor : full representation Of
all civic, military tcoevoent and other orders in
the CITY large portion of the order of Gen
Morris was omitted, in consequence of which,
had il taxed place. would have added largely TO
the interests Of the occasion " IN proposes and
God disposes vas verified on yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01
ABRAHAM LINCoLNg/
Sixteenth President Of The Ini,ed State
Born July II. lo09.
Died April ID. 1865.

This il encircled by a shield formed of silve
acks The whole thing is really beautiful. anC
inished with exceedingly good taste and fine
York manshin
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

Delo.s Koof. " A. schOGeld, VIM T. Turner. J. A.
Gr0ssenOr. wu. r. Clark C. L. DIN. J. C. HeretA La
ci-a HIS Ou.er newman, Jerre hcI>ene and Edwin A.
Davis.
limited number If shares are nov offered 10 the
public that the Company feel confident VII
paw subscribers
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-23
General News.

The Richmond Whig Of June II, says: erich
mod is tested with thieves, who are plying
their nefarious vocation with impHnity. Bur-
glAries aud robberies are committed every day
10 the very centre of the city. The provost
marshal is doing all in his power to put q stop
to these operations.
At San Francisco, the United Statea grand
jury has dismissed the complaint against the
parties charged with an attempt to violate neu-
traliiy by an expedition to Mexico.
They have q parolsd rebel prisoner in Pitts
burgh who is desperately hent on drowning him.
self He first tried it in the river, but was
rescued, and then nearly accomplished it by
holding his head in pail OF water. Then be
thrust his head into the refuse-pipe Of the
Watch-bouse, and turned on the stream OF dirty
huid. He has not yet succeeded in accomplish.
lug his purpose.
That was queer freak the lightning took, at
store in Rockville. Connecticut, Saturday
afternoon, week ago. Il entered at the door
in liyd fash, which actually lit an oil lamp,
and left 1t burning, without leaving any other
Viaibie marks OF its passage.
The whole number Of troops sent North and
West from Washington since the great review is
atrihe under 10000, Of whom about half have
gone home to be mustered out. There vet re.
main within q circuit OF fifteen miles Of the city
not far from ssVenty-6ve thousand.
A little daughter of William Hooper, Of
Darlington Wisconsin, while playing around a
benare, vas suddenly enyeloped by the flames
and burned almost to a crisp before sine could
be rescued. She died in a very brief time.
Grand preparations are making for the Gettys-
burg celebration on the Fourth. The President
and Cabinet, and a number Of prominent Gene
rails, will be present.
An interesting exhibition took place in New
York on Thursday, in the presence Of number
Of hremen and fire insurance company officers
OF newly invented fire proof armor A man
enessed in this armor remained for about ten
minutes in the midst Of FIRE Of intense heal
without suffering any perOeptible injury.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-23
Personal Itams

Mr.. Isaac Dawson, of HightstoWn. N. j dis.
covered, while ploushing few weeks since
number of old Spanish silver coins ON two os
which were the dates 1774 and l77l. One n,so
bore the title OF 'Philippus w." and on some
the impressions were quite distinct They mad
been buried several inches beneath the surface
where it is supposed they were dropped by
chance, in "auld lang syne."
William Graham, Of Summit county. who. in
March last, shot two Of his neighbors, iDjuring
one Of them mortally, who visited him. ia
company with Others to ask him to contribute
to relieve the township Of'the draft, has been
tried and convicted Of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced to the penitentiary for
life. 1t would have been more economical for
him to have paid his quota.
A man in Chicago uniteB the business of
whisky selling and garroling, though il does not
ApPear that he has yet procured license for
pursuing the latter vocation His mama ia
Mccarthy. On Wednesday evening after sunnlv.
ing, in his own saloon, Ole Jansen, a sEsdo
libsrally with whiskey at ten cents n d,;nS
followed bin, gsrrOted and robbed him Of 5000
It is announced that the stone CUTTERS NJ
Boston, In order to do their part in making II
possible to recommence building operation.
have spontaneously offered TO reduce their
wages hfty cents day.
The New York Kndeseadent intimates that i.
subscription paper, passing around in that city
in behalf Of General Lee, already has some
$50 900 on it.
Senator Sherman in his late speech, says: ga
friend Of mine, whose daughter Is now at Rome.
received letter from her, written while General
Sherman vas visiting South Carolina, She
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-23
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE IN CENTRAL PARK
NEW YORK.

Early on Saturday morning one of the Central
Park police found man lying under the terrace
suffering from the effects Of poison administered
by himself. Physicians were called but without
avail. The deceased was a Frenchmau named
Octave s, Marricini, and was about forty years
OF age. Two letters were found upon him
which, however, did not throw any light upon
why he committed the deed A small pamphlet
entitled "By-laws of the Supreme Council,
Sublime Masters Of the Great Work, Nineteth
Degree, VI the State Of New York; was also
among the effects left by deceased upon his
person. From this little mystic volame the
following extracts ore taken
AHncLE l. This council shall be known ms
the supreme Council OF Sublime AIasters of
the Great Work, No l, of the State OF New
York"
ART. 8. The officers Of the Council shall CON
sst of; ]. Sublime Dia; .. FIRST Mystagog /;
D. Second MystaGog; a. Treasurer; 6. Secretary /:
.. Orators T. Grand Expert; 8. Archivist |;
y. Messenger OF Science TO- Accompanier ;
H. Standard Bearer; II. Sword Bearer; l3.
Guardian OF Sanctuary; IA. Sentinel the first
seven Of whom shall be eleeied by ballot at the
regular conyooation held nearest the Spring
solstice. (2lst Of March,. The Remaining
oihcers shall be appointed at the same conVoca-
tion by the Sublime Dia.
SECTION l-ART. 6.-None shall be admitted
as candidates for the degree Of "Sublime Master
OF the Great Work." but those who are in good
standing In some Senate of Hermetic Philoso-
phers, iorty-second grade of our rite, and shall
nave been regularly proposed and fayorably
reported on ty the investigating committee,
said committee Of investigation to be appointed
BY the Sublime Die.