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Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
SECOND EDITION
FoUR o.CLocu1. II. NJ
A WANT OF COURTESY.

There seems to be singular want Of cour-
tesy manifested BY sone Of our contemporaries
and representatives Of the northern and west.
ern papers towards The RRPUBLIcAS. Hardly
n day passes that some Of those representa-
tives do not copy--not only our news, but our
editorinlS-and telegraph thom North and
West without giving US any credit. We do
not ask or expect continual credits, but II
does seom 10 us that an exercise Of the com.
mon courtoSies Of life would dictate to tho
gentlemen representing those presses an ooca-
''OHdi credit, especially WHOM they take i'm
portant news Published exclusively In the
REPUBLICAS, and which appears in its lent.
ing eiiiOri0is.
The Times Tbi5Nns, W~id, and Hra6f,
Of New York, have recently drawn exton-
siyely from. our columns. The least wo
should expect from our cotomPoraries at
home, especially journal claiming the dig
nifty Of the Iueihgcncs,, Of this city, is an
exercise Of the same neighbory course that
has been extended towards II by the REPUs-
LftAS.
This morning we observe 6pc editorial ar
tiolos in tho LltsihRenoer, all Of which ap-
peared In the NArioSAb REPBULioAN Of
Tuesday last; two Of them are credited to
other papers, while three Of them appear rs
loaded, original matter. One Of the articles,
credited To the correspondent Of the New
| York TmCs, was n double. .lended leading
editorial in the REPUBLICAN, Of Tuesday.
All those articles could have appear, Q In the
HtsihgcHerr yesterday morning, instead Of
this morning, hal they been copied, ns thoy
might have hccn, directly from the REPUBLI'
| CAN Why tho editors Of tho IntoiHgcnrf'
prefer to wait two days before supplying
readers with the RETtBLICAN's news Il
something wo cannot explain but why thoy
they should credit our editorials to othor
papers, after those articles have travelled all
tho way to New York and back, il amyItcry
10 us. We find in tho boston papers our own
editorials credited TO the Washington cor
respondent Of the Dniiy Aipcriissr.
Wo nllude to these facts n6t with any 10
sire to complain Of correspondents and edi
tors for seiEing upon our news so extensively
because II is really compliment to the re
liability Of the REruBLrCAN, but simply II
suggest to those gentlemen that such new,
Is tho fruit Of much labor and expense, nnc
by furnishing 1t To them each evening ",
save them sufficient amount of labor, o.
pcrialIy when there IL "srarcity Of news, .
to warrant them, Oco11oW0Ay, in extending
tho common courtesy 10 tho REPUBLICAN,
which we arc daily extending to the paper
they represent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
A Singular Race Run.

Tho Cincinnati G0=enc, June 3, says:
Tho hnbituos Of the opera house during the
recent lyric season became aware that CLARA
Louisa kolloE was 90 III dSring tho frst wceS
or the opcrntic performances NJ TO materially
disarrangr the programme that had been
sclcotcd for that period; but none knew the
cause Of her indispositiOn or its extent In
regard 10 tho latter alI woro satisfied that Il
was sufficient t0 prevent her appearance after
the opening night, concerning tho former
We have a revelation to make which, We
doubt not will prove interesting tu the many
admirers she made during hcr hriei s9j0urn
among us. The fair L0uisn, on her wny
hithor from Chicago loft tho trnin--h spccinl
ono, by tue way--ut Richmond, Ind, Tor the
purpose Of making some purchase that would
would appeasc the hunger acouscd by riding
all day without fuui While she was absent
tho conductor became Indignant because If
sorne dispute with Mr.. Grau, and started u1
without giving warning to those who had
loft tho train.
When Clara Louisa returned 10 tho depot
tho cars were moving of at tho rate Of about
twenty miles and hour, "a fact which must
have produced u somewhat chaotic condition
| In hor mind, for she started after II rs inst
~ hor pretty feet could carry her. On and
| on ratified the cars; on and on followed the
| Tying cHntRntTice, faster and hlstsT steamed
| the locomotive; Bwiiter and Swifter few the
modern Camilla, through woods, and past
| fields and over bridges, until, finally, she
sank down on tho track, utterly exhausted
wish the somewhat extraordinary and uno.
quail contest No wonder. Who, save her.
! self, and ut what other time would ovon sho
| have hoped to oyortako Il fugitive locoIno.
! two! Who could expect those feet and
Rnkies---so small and delicate that they hre
scarcely moro than able to carry the moludy
Of which they form the baso--tO outrun tho
untirsd and untiring wheels OF u steam On
/ ginc
| Sho might beat timO, RdsgiO, scale q mu.
/ sical Gibraltar presto, or make u ehromatic
run preslissimO, sho might execute all sorts
Of musical gymnRstics-lcap n bar, jump an
octave or two, sail smoothly on the swell Of a
! high q, or strike A Hat, but 20 expect hor to
execute q seventy -llyo mile run was altogether
absurd. She became exhausted indeed, IA
far a. wo arc aware, made the only Hasco Of
her life. About this time some ono discoy-
cred that she had not returned after leaving
| the oars, and notified tho manager Of the
hot The train was stopped, and tho move.
mont reversed and the singer found. The
race not only consumed her strength, but also
| her spirits, and she did not recover from its
effects for many days. True she bocamo the
Lady Henrietta on Monday night, and sang
! tho Nenzani Waltz cxquisitoly but she could
not have danced il ut any price.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
sn,,,r,,crorn naval Rebel Force.

surrender Ot " NhNN Ntpei FohOes
Tho Navy Department this morning is 80
rCccipt Of rcport from Lieut.. Commander
W. Il. FhrfhtoH concerbing the surrender Of
the rebel naval force 10 Rsd river. Liout,
Commander FIrzuuGu, in his report to the
Navy Department says That he started
up the Red river on May 2sth with the steam.
ers Benton, Ouichita, Fort IIindmar, and the
tug Perm, in company with Major General
HERRoN and his steamer, the Ida May, in
advance Of the troops. He met no resistance
whatever. All whom he saw seemed we'll dis
posed. Tho squadron this morning (June 81
met Lieut. Commanding J. II. CARTER, com.
manding rebel naval forces Of the trans Mis-.
sissippi Department, and received from him
the iron.clad steamer Missouri and the parole
of hilsolI, Ulcers, and crew. Lieut.. Com.
manding J. n. CARTER informed Commander
FI11uuCu that the Missouri is the only naval
yossel on the Red river or its tributaries.
Tho Champion, ono Of the pump boats cap.
turcd in the late expedition, was turned over
to tho army. Tho Missouri has been brought
below the Falls, and is to be reGttcd and sent
to the mouth Of the river. The Missouri II
reported rs very formidable vessel, and
heavily plated with railroad iron, and reScm
blcs tho rebol ram Tennessee. ller battery
consists of one ll.iueh gun, one 9-ineh, ant
ono heavy S2.poundor. She is built OF greer
timber and caulkcd with cotton, leaks badly
and is understood to be a very slow craft
Commander Frrznu0u detailed several OH
GERS and ifty.onc men to carry hCr down th'
river Commander FITEHuGn was to prooOet
up the river, juno Ath, ms far as Shreveport,
to receive such property MS may belong TO tn
navy Gen. IIgHRoN waste accompany him
The number of naval prisoners at Alexandria
LIS, juno 3, rarolcd by Commander Fra
uuGm, was oHicCrs, q; and in men, IA; total
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
AuoNa tho European journal. which rrcak

AuoNG the European journals which speak
Of our affairs with knowledge and discretion
Is the Nn,icym wig of Belfast in ireland.
Here ia bit from n recent paper, which Is
marked by the caution Of sound patriotism
II the Southern States were Mt once por.
mittcd to rcjoin the Federation by the bare
act or electing members to the Congress nt
Washington, hr 0H GHi0Ucc ofthe SOEthrrU
DEgyrchy0jm fAc N,Ihrrn DrmorrJi' mirhi
h. y,ucwrd 7"iib hwSfrouS cfCris. The
ground must be thoroughly cleared, and the
drlyis Of the ruined structure removed before
the new cdiGcr IL raised Aftcr nearly five
years Of war, md Of government by means oi
war power, Mr.. Lincoln was laudahly anX
ious for the restoration Of peace and tho ordi'
nary methods "f constitutional rule. Nct u
premature return 10 the old paths n toc
iacilo belief in the non existence Of lingering
clements Of disturbance, might have re-
opened tho hoodgatcs Of sectional disscntinr
aud war
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
Thc Cnn.nIrncy Trial.

The military CoIamission trying the CON
spirators and assassinS adjourned yesterday
until to morrow at clovCn o'clock. II was
decided 10 allow Mr., JouSsoS's great legal
gun to he discharged ut the Court, and the
argument will bo read by Mr.. CLAMTirr.
Tho counsel for tho prisoners will follow in
succession, Mr.. EwISo bringing up the rear,
The Judge Advocate will then reply to all
the arguments, and present the acasc for tho
Government The ploadings will all he in by
tho last of next week, but it's not expected
that the case will be finally passed upon by
the Presidcnt-who will rcyiow the whole
rocord-beforo tho lst Of July
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
The wom,cn oT Paraguay.

The author of Sketches In Paraguay
gives us This fragrant morscl. Eoryh"dy
smnkos in Paraguay, and nearly every frmalc
abuVo thirteen years Of ago chuws. am
wrong. Thoy do not chow, but put the to-
baccO in their mouths, keep II there con.
stantly, except when eating and instead Ol
chewing roll ii about with thoir Tongues and
suck IT, Only Imagine yourseIf about 10
salute tho rich rod lips of magnificent little
lIobc, arraycd in satin and flashing diamonds;
she puts you back with ono delicate hand,
whilc, with tho fair taper fingers Of tho other,
sho draws forth from her mouth browni'h
black roll Of tobacco, quito two inches |ng'
looking like u munstrous grub and deposit
inc the snynru ,,,.---,-I che rim OF your
'5mhfeTo, puts up her fnco and is ready for
your salute.
, | have sometimes seen an over dOlicato
foreigner turn with II shuddcr or lonthmg
under such circumstance, and get the oIilh"l
Of 81 wrJrO Ohr anyagr1 applied /" him 10y
tho offended beauty i"r this sensitive Sluoam-
ishueSS. However, une suun guts used 10
this in Paraguay, whore You are pcrlorue ol
custom obliged to kiss every lady you are in
troduoed to- and uue half you meet arc
really tempting enough to render you rock.
less Of Consequences you would sip the dew
Of the proferod lips in the face Of n t0bao-
90 battery y--evon the double -diBtilled "honey.
dew Of old Virginia.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
snInrntmsI,Y tho Arrr.

Fitz Hugh Ludlow, In his overland trip t.
California, roGnd hotWron Utah and the Hum,
bolJt mountains large desert cQmpOsel u,
he says, Of "sand Of snowy alkhh.'' lie de,
scribos II as one Of the most dismal and for,
bidding spots that was ever trAvorsed by tho
fnot of man; but, in view Of tho extension
through II Of the Atlantic and Pacific rail.
road, he suggests m interesting possibility
~ To It's future use. lie says: " In its crudcst
state the alkaline earth Of the desert is SUN
Giently pure to mako violent ciTcrvescence
with acids No elaborate process is required
to turn il into commercial soda aud potash
Coal has already been found In Utah. Slick
exists nbundantly in all tho desort uplifts
Why should not the greatest glass-works In
the world ho reared along tho desert section
Of tho Pacific road aud why should not tho
entire market 0f the Pacific coast bo supplied
with refined alkaiioa from thr same triut ,'r
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
Arrc.t OF John mitchell.

The notorious JOnN MIrcnEL was ARRESTED
in New York yesterday, as .wo stated he
would bo in the NAuoSAL REPUBLICAN u
fow days since, II appear that MiTcmGL
Was sitting IN his Office in conversation with
Mr.. DESJAMIN WOon, when two United
States officers attached to General DIN's
staff, accompanied by Detectives ELnEr and
GuLpEE, walken in, and requested to see Nj.
MrcnEL That gentleman at once stated
that ho was the person they were In qucH o.
and desired to know their busincss. unc Of
the officers then produced warrant Of ar
rest, signed by General DIX, and desired MIR.
MrTCHgL 70 accompany them. MlrcnEL
was placed in carriage, accompanied by the
officers, and driven OF.
As IL In anticipation Of being laid by tho
heels In Fort Lafayette, MITCHELL had writ.
ten n letter to BEN WoOD, of the NcmS, in
which he INDUCES In impudcnt blnrncy quite
liberally. lie says:
30 long as u Southern Confcdcracy existed
was Confederate, n sccessldulEt or what SOIuC
persons choose 10 term, rebel. frOIn tho mo-
'"~s' "i Gen. Johnston = surrender To Gcu shcr.
of tho Confederacy was GSt~.Iy i0st. There u M
no longer n Confederate Government; II had die
appeared from human eyosi aud iuasVlnch ~ y
country cannot bo without UOycffi,nOnt aud
the only Government then in fact subsistiug bding
Tho fadeNl Government u the United Siatos,,
owed tott, from that instant, full obedience t0h ii
oI-edissed u 0Hct Hioidsd Ia D0Od yIiih, as
hiak my ysiLOIo- -cfiIsns at ths South very OtRrr,
ally did at ths sdRs taa, md far ne SIms r,1
sou. ] am therefore Do longer n sscossiouist MOI
u rebel, hut a Uniouist aud a lawful citizen.
This renegade and aivonturor submits /,
tho United States Government, (profossodly
because he can't help H. The good faith
Of Mitchell Is manifested in his editcrials il
the Nc,es, which led to his arrest, AMI hi
viruIent attacks upon the Government or
every opportunity.
Tho Military Commission trying the con
spirAtors against tho lives Of the lcadinl
members Of the GoycrnmCnt-trying thcu
with a fairness and liborality towards tn
defence, which has closed tho mouths Of al
sulminators this ride Of Canada eNcop
MIrCnEL land his employer Ben woon).-
characterized by him as 'the mock cour
engaged in that Prooecdiugi' "thc usurPcr
of the Offices Of JUSTICE "tho Washingto
Committee of Vigilance" "the mon win
have dared 10 usurP tho bench Of justice u
Washington the Washington Star Cham
ber;" 'ths scoundrels who have tho diSt in
guished honor Of dischargng tho moral sew
age that stinks In tho nostrils or men mn,
ANGELS FROM the bureau of Military Jus
tiee. "
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
Lieutenant General Grant's War Horse
Jack"


Thv Niiuwing is u copy Or General GRANTS
letter To Mrs Goncral sRERNAS, presenting
his famous war horse TO her for the benefit Of
tho Northwestern Sanitary Fair
llEADa ~ AEAIHs ~ fuR uSIrEp STATE
WAaulN"TnN, ID. g., May 81. I
Ms. ElIcH T.. SLs1.E,nH;
DEAR MADAM As slight testimonial Of
the interest feel in tho great Northwestern
Sanitary Fair now being held in Chiuag for
the benefit Of sick aud wounded soldiers. who
have endured so much for tho maintenance
Of our GovorRmcnt, permit me through your
agency, to present to this loyal and charitable
enterprise the horse Jack, known In tho
Western armies loft Illinois on him July
1861. when commanding the 2lst rogimout Of
volunteer infantry Of that State.
rodo this horse moro thnn all othora put
together, from the time of leaving Springfield
on the 3d Of July, 1861, until called East in
March 1864. Tn my promotion to the CON
mand Of tho armies Of the United Staton, [
loft JACK in the West, lattcrly with J. r.
Jones, United States marshal for tho mort hern
district Of Illinois residence Chicago. Mr..
Jones' has boon directed to deliver the hurso
tu your order.
If was not deceived in tho purchase Of
Jack he is nov eleven yuurs old. Ilc /,
worry Guo saddle horse, AMI Nory goutlU in
harucss, but requires whip and spur,
Hoping that the fair will realize lhc lull
expectation Of loyal people, and do credit Ia
the great and growing Northwest, whore it is
being held,
IremAin. very truly, your OBJ t servant,
U. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
personal.

J, r. IIoon, Esq. of Chattanooga, n lead
ing member ot the Legislature of Tennessee, Nr,
rived In the city this morning, and h. quart"rod
Ut the Metropolitan Hotel, Mr.. Hood hHs dnus
yoonau surVtoo Ia The cuurc Of political justice
IN his state, aud Is worlhy oi the honor, his cou
stituouI, arv bc,iuwiug uIOu him,
BuRLEY, tho Lake Eric pirate, now In Jail
1T Detroit, has bcou Indicted iu Ottawa county,
Ohio, for rubbing while aboard tho steamer rhtlu
Parsons, last Ssptcmbor lie will probably he
tried al the October term.
Hon. NREEN CLAY SNIrn was on Thursday
last rcnomnatrd tn Congress by reclamation, by
the Union men Of the Sixth (Uoyingt0ul District
Kentucky There was p0 opposug candidate.
.h0 General has accepted the nomination,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15

VIRGIEIA POLITIcs.--The people Of Alhc-
Inarls county, Ya, declare that thoy "nre
constrained 10 object TO the authority Of the
Consultation adopted by the delegate Of a
few counties at Alexandria, In April, 1864,
and not ratified even by the people repre-
sonted, and cannot hut regAFd ann ~ all At - ,
their election for county, State, or Federal
oiiiee, under the pr0ylious Of this Cunslilu.
tlon, ~ committing the government to tho
hands OF very sIuall minority of the mynI
people OF the State, Rs "a m0oRery oC ropubli-
can Forms, AZ denial Of the rights Of s,IC
government, as wholly al variance with the
policy ofthe President Of the United States
toward our sister State Of North CnroIinu,
and as an unkind repulso u II people who
have ayailsd themselves pl every opportunity
To renew with an honest purpose their fenlty
t"ths Constitution and tho Union created by
IT,"
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
The Hess IIencht.

Last night Q. d, HISS, Esq, manager OF
GRovER's theatre, received n benefit that
Has boneGt at his thOatro. The house was
"r"ss-i>l hayand tha nNnsnLhtihns nf anyhnly
and everybody, Mr.. HISS donnOd tho bus
kin, for tho first timo, on the occasion and
enacted the part of John Smith in II spirited
and effective manner. lie dressed md looked
the part well, and acted II Hs u he were a
veteran. Mr.. JENNINGS made capital
gentle savage, and the piece wont of worry
olcvcrly. Miss CLARA FoRD, the new dcbu.
tnntc from Philadelphia, made decided hit
in tho Loan of Lover" lcaping at once
into tho affections of tho audience She Is
pretty, has n good voice for elocution or
singing, and bids fair to make q valuable
acquisition to the stage, in a line Of charnc,
tors whore thcre Is now lack of eminent
talent
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15

Sr. Louis, June 14.-Judgcs Baycr and
Dryden, Of the Supreme Court Of this State,
having declined to vacate the bench, in con.
formity with tho ordinance passed by tho late
State convention, Governor Fletcher to-day,
through Gcnoral Coleman, commanding tho
militia Of this district, forcibly disposscssod
them Of their seats, and installed his mp,
pointecs. Hon. David Wagner and Hon VIM
Z Lovelace. Judge Barton Dhtes resigned
some time since, and the Governor appointed
Nathaniel Holmes in his place. The aiIail
created much excitement.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
RIor ANora nm soLnIEna.-A derrern

RIoT ANONG TnE SOLDIERs.--A desperate
riot occurred yesterday afternoon on Mary land
avenue, near the Alexandria depot Tho row
originated between soldier belonging 10 the le 4
Virginia cavalry aud belonging 10 the u /
New York regiment Ia which tho cavalry sol .
dlcr was severely beaten Tho friends Of bot n
parties having Gongrecated on tho spot, an 4
llqu1r, = general riot was commenced The pat .
ties fought for soma tRc. firo arms were frrcl v
used, aud for time most desperate row was Ia
progress, ...U.
During tho riot many ~ tho soldiers enierol
stores on Seventh aud Eleventh streets. and In
tho ncighborhood, and helped themselves. A
guard II the l2ih V. X g. soon arrived on tho
ground aud charged upon the riotors, whom
many of them wore captured aud tho crowd dis /.
pcrsod Tho guard stll remained to prevent tho
rnt"rS from committing any further deprcda.
tiOnS.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
The Missing Soldiers,

Miss CLARA BARTUS, n lady whose benovo-
lenco has taken practical turn and seems
to be guided by raro intelligence, has put in
operation an efficient plan for making known
the whereabouts Of missing soldiers to their
friends. Some wOoka ago che invited tho
public to sond to hcr sf'lrcss, In this city, II
description of missing soldiers, giving tho
name, regiment, company, and the State ia
to which thcy respectively bOlong. In rc.
sponsc sho has already received such dc
scriptions Of some Thousands. Roll No. I Is
II largo sheet, containing, we believe, about
GftCon hundred name "f missing prisoner;
of war. Twenty thousand copies of this
roll have been printed mud circulated al
through tho loyal StatoS, and among the
camps, and shO now calls upon soldiers and
Others who can give information concerning
the missing mon to write to her immcl
atoly. Great care should DO taken to write
tho namc and address in evory instance vory
plainly. Her plan ia highly appreciated and
approved by tho War Department and by
tho President. All letters must be directed
to Miss CLARA BARToS Washington, d. e.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15

SEIEuHE ~ SuuGGLED DC,GAEs-A sciEuro
was made by the Buston Custom House Off
GERS, last week, Of several casks Of what pur-
ported to be empty alo bottles Inadc of cRrlhen
ware, which were found to contain Il ON
twelve to fifteen high cost cigars each, 20
neatly packed that Il seemed almost inorod-
ible that they could have been placed there
without damage, They came from MatanIas.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15

ALI letters relating 10 the subscription Of, "r
alyertisinE In, tho REPuBLIcAN should b" al
dressed 10 the publiSbors, as above.
All lettsrs or mmnuioations Intended for pub
lIcation, or In any way relating 10 tho editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed tn
the editor, as above.
business aud other correspondents will greatly
obllse the Publishers aud the Editor by comply
Ing with the above auggcstion.
To CoREEsrpEDEHrs No notice eau 10 taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever h.,
Intended for insertion must ho authenticated 10y
the namo aud Addrcsk Of the writor-uoi nctos-a .
rily for publication, bat A. guaranty Of IL good
faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected com.
municatlonH
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
DIED,

On lIth iustaut, at = o'clock p, m, Mr..
HANNAu FRA2ER, In the 70 yoar u her age. Ths
relatives and fricuds arc requested 10 attend tho
funeral ceremony, on Friday morning the lt,h
instant, at 81 o'clock a. ~, at her late resi- :
deuce, los q street south, from whence her re.
mains will be taken to Baltimore for intcTIneni.
Ceremony win ba performed by her pastor, thI
Rcy. Nj. Hewlett, Of the Calvary Baptist Ohurcn. D..
Yea, though I walk through the Valley II
the shadow of Death, will fear no owl, for
Thou grt with mo- Thy rod and Thy stat, thoy
rUmfyrt INC -
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
D.s,rue,ivc Fire in Harrisburg, Pa

HARRIsBUR0, June I5'.-A fro this morn.
ing destroyed Flcmings coach factory and
blacksmith shop, Joseph Poulterer's billiard
saloon, Hosss news depot, William Parts
hills dwelling and plumbing establishment,
The DaIiV Tsisgyayh printing Office wa
partially Destroyed. Brants Hall, was dam.
aged Tho Exchange, county court rt.houso,
and the State arsenal were. endangered but
fortunately escapoL ..1
The total loss $3l, 900, partially insured
Fire attributed 10 incendiarism.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-15
KSaurs or PrraIAs.-Ths Grand Lodr,

KNGHTs or PYTHIAs.-Ths Grand Lodge
Communication " this order was held on Tuos /.
day evening last. The following named gentle
men wcro elected officers for tho ensuing year {
Marshal, Rrp. Edward Dunn q. Prslitc, T. W.
G. Abrnm u Van Der VecT; q. Herald, Reps.
John Gross q. scribe, Rrps WIN a. whitnFy
q Raukcr. Reps. J0hnJ. Ecasby q. I. Guard,
= W G. X V. Henry; q. q. Guard, 7. W. c.
VIM L. Titcnmb. The Installation 0f the Oflcef,
followed Immediately after the election, tho Grand
Master of tho Order officiating.