New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-15

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PART
l. Overture TO "Gustave". NOT
>. Rstapian from Fora del Destino' .-;; Verdi
3. sOns-"May Br'ei psrT il
t. Turkish March Sultan Axizl racns 'Vsr3
s. Grand Selection from vespers Scllane' 'i, T,u
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T. 'u0si Overture PART Ill
g. March-"Des Cbasseurs Anglss' ;...;'. A'c"e'
g. Du.tt from " Das Wander esser Noon v,,,ox
henscbet bier der Schlumrer" ......-.. fio.ow
TO- NockiDg Bird Medley .-........-.-'''''I anrn,,
H. Galop-" Irving Hall" ........-..........AH'o"
Fnale-The Union
INTERESTING TO ODD FELLOws-PRoCLAMA'
TON BIZ THE MOST WORTHY GRAND SIRE.-The anne1od
proclaim alton by the Most Worthy Grand Sire has been
issued. and will be OF interest to the Order;
To ALL WHOM ruEsn PRIsExrs CONE, GRsSrIse:
Hhereas Owing which no longer eya ever
Jurisdictions subordinate TO the Hight orty ora.
Uned States have during the pest four year, ben 1n
Represented in the Paen, IGdy and, rhersds some ocny
supposed TO exist as to the manner Of reiu'nns
tives Grand Lodge Of tho United STATE. from sue ~
dcon; therefore, TO the end that all difficulty may be- re-
moved and tho w.y b. made open and free p Sng e
Supreme head Of the Order: lsaae d. neicI' Mos'
hereby by this my Proclamation TO the fraternity at hrgs
declare the unbosen unity o. ,e ds tinted
proce md make that tbce exists 30 ~ 70
listed between the udictios subordnat- to me uIala
Lode Of the United states and tat eveiy &C OF decmtaoh
sny kind whatsoever any should hsse oeen odss
tended impair TIE supreme sohon'y o. te A.
of The United the whole fraternity hereby 90
ca-d to be null and void and o. no orse % NM AND r
all Grand Lodges Grand Encsmpm~its IN sncb Jursu
tons III which the Ods may nave ~ dr. se
i've charters and constitutions aud Proceed th t- woik
10 The Lodge Of the United States which viii convene
In the City of Bs more In "a. Stat" Of s''n'' On VIZ
In u, hope that our brotherhood may come forth rem the
severe ordeal 10 which Il has been subjected unseahed and
,brsr 10 unison with toichnss Of Charity await v in
hdencs prompt and cordial response oin evry
aerna greeting awaits them upon tho occasion Of our oano
Annual Communication. 49,,
the fourth day OF Msy Anno Donni eighteen NUM-
red md 1--WE Republic the eighty NINTH and cf our
0'''''' "'''' ISAAC NJ. vnrrcn. Grand Sire.
JAIME, L. Ridsey. Cor. and Rec. Fec.
We are informed by prominent member OF the Or
der that when during the war; the Odd Fellows OF
Louisiana aud TEXAS seeded from their Northern
brethren South Ceroins rebuked the seceders and re-
undated their action Rather singular that the Pal.
retto State should have been opposed to secession Of
any kind 40 her own good sense and reason seeded
from her the moment she tired her first gun upon sum-
ter.
preparations for this festival the part of tie citizens
are progressing The Germsnia Assembly Rooms and
other public places are now being dressed in ever
greens and flags. A number Of ladies' were en-.
gagged all day yesterday In making garlands wreaths
and rosettes for the headquarter the inside Of which
begins to assume festive appearance. Tho torchght
reception othe singers this evening will he one OF the
er indest sights ever had in this city, as no less than
. Ian. ba ID
Elephants.
COMMENCEMENT OF WARD SCHOOL No. 49,
We visited this school dsybefore yesterday on the occa
sion II its commencement as We understood that the
music performed there superior In quality and 10
the manner of rendering The room In which the exh'
bton was held was spacious. handsome, Clearly end
well ventilated. Every available spsce not approPri'
ated to the scholars densey crowded by visitors.
The pupils were fair fresh and Intelligent company
Of young girls Of from to seventeen years of age
as have together The exercises, with but
four exceptions entirely musical consisting Of so.
los and choruses in twopart harmony. The selections
were Of very pleasing character, comprising many
adaptations from the voiks ~ the best masters which
we're all sung with table accuracy and business OF
In Onatiop. Much attention seems TO have been paid
to the uterance OF the words, which were IN al! the
pieces very Gistinct The seection which ehoved the
most careful training. aud displayed the capaby OF
the nups to the greatest advantage, was tue anthem
Come let Us sing the Lord" adar;ed TO the cee.
brated and difficult Cannon, from Heydns Imperial
Mas In this the parts move against each other nom
the beginning the end and their just execution would
test experienced singers II was sung with precision
promptitude and spirit AMI reflected great praise upon
the pupils and their cher, Mr.. George T. Brlsow
The solo singers Miss Sarah Lofty and Miss Bessie
Eraser acquitted themselves most cre,itaby
IN. latter quite n lttle Miss sang Within
mile o. Edinboro town both sweetly and archly
The caslhenic exercises wee yry interesting. Tho
motions were executed VIII precision and grace. and
with appropriate express 'o rl celebrated poem by
Southry. " How do the "ateGs come down from Loo
dorer The litte gymnasis seemed 10 enter into tho
spirit II the exercise and the poem also. Miss Kate
Stevenson reced the telling poein--" The Common
Soldier'-wth emphasis and pathos Her gestures
were however too and angular lat king repose
and that grace which springs from natural impulse.
Miss Florence johnson reced that clever sketch
Gail Hamilton on moyng'-in that quiet, humorous
spirit which every one could appreciate. Her voice Is
beautifully modulated. anu she brought out every point
without striving after any effect The Nalodctory Adj
dress, by Gail Hamilton Also was delivered In charm
ing piquani, aud feeling manner by Miss Ella Stein.
hart We must compliment This very young lady upon
the talent she dspa, ed IN rendering this quaint ard
natural poem IN manner So intelligent and effective
TIE department Of the whole class rejects the highest
credit upon the accomplished Principal Miss Hopkins,
and her clever, piqnan and adyko assistants, Miss
ooey aid Miss Houlngshed. We were unable 10
examine into the system Of vocal instruction. and shh
that act for iutur. consideration. But Judging
by results IL must be thorough and eonprten, ana
highly Interesting 20 the befy oil flI stuuohts ine
distribution Of the scmIGnnga certificates was an IN
teTcstIng feature Of the Commenc.ment some iorty
certificates were bestowed, unusually large nnmber
proving the high character of the pupils and the pop
uGrty and efficiency Of the conductors Of Ward School
No. ~.
PICKpoCKETs IN Yesterday, while
Mr. Henry Rice Of No. 363 West Forty thrdst. was
leaving the steamboat Thomas f. Hulse at the fsot OF
Thirtictbst ~ H.. a young man pushed violently
agapst him. and no then missed his watch. He caught
the thief and held him Until Officer Stephenson Of tho
goth Precinct came up when he handed him into Gus