The national Republican., 1866-11-21

MING NOVEMBER -2l,
Ths,sold trow.i used ossths ocassloae ef laying
this sorner-stone is the sane whish WIS used 6fty
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The wsather Il elssr and fsvorsbls ~ Shs great
Masonic celebration, which Il now ibrmink Pres
received q the depot By Gov. Swami, and escorted
70 bis rssidsuos. --5-a=-, -I-a-a...a--.H- =
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Ths strssts ars thfonesa With people. The turn
out is innsn:s. and The procession e very bril-:
ssiss Of black cloth, inparting Aas unifsrm ap-
pssrancs TO the line. Tho various commandsries
and grand Communicates Of Kuights Templar, 10
their rich and elegant uniforms. impart degree
Of splsndor which has probably never been squsisd
By any similar display In this country. y f'H
There are many magnificent banners and hAgs
In the procession richly smblazonsd with the sym
bolt Of the order, conspiouous among which wers
the Red Gross banners md Aags Of the Tsnplars
II is estimated that from Ave to six Thousand
persons are In the procession. u.Ha.
The procession Is now marching 10 the site %.
lsoted for the erection Of the new Temple, on
Charles street, adjoining &c. Paals Church, whsrs
there Is an immense gathering Of people. The
stands erected for spectators are crowded with
ladies. t..t.'ir
President johnson and Gov Swami occupy seats
on the main stand. rfI- r...r|"f
BAIrlxo.., Nov. 2o.MThs Pr.sid.n. reviewed
the procession from the steps Of Gov. swsnn's resi-
dsncs. The entire procession uncovered - they
passed before him. The President wore his Masonic
rsgaliA. 10y rIE gydi , o. 2.
As the proesssion passed Washington Monument
the brethren again uncovered In respect TO the
memory Of thsir Brother George washington, and
the bands performed funeral marches. ~ -.5u
The head Of the procession reached their destina-
tion about one o'clock, when the whole line was
halted with open ranks, and the Grand Lodge and
Communicates Of knights Templar marched up
through the ranks Of the subordinate Lodges, and
occupied their proper positions within the enclosure
Hr.s7t-1o 81 PERSONAL. 5a @sl.s I /,
Col T. B1oELow LAWRENCE, United States
Consul at Florence, Italy arrived In town ysstsrday
Hon. L. D. M. SWEAT, Of Maine, is at VIII
lsrds'. --. ...aa afg f.
GEx. RAWLINGS has returned from Gin
einnati. ,go.s ~ - ~
ERAsrUs d. WEBSTER, Esq, United States
Commercial Agent at Manchester, England. Is in
the city. assr o. s..,r e..
GEORGE B. REESE, one of the Oldest dry
goods importers Of Philadelphia, died Monday
morning. He was aged sixty seven years.
Mr.. CLARK LANE, Of Hamilton, Ohio, has
erected free library building for young men in
that city, at an expense Of $4,000.
BISHOP ATKINSON, Of North Carolina,
prsachsd in Edinburgh, October Is. He is now on
his way to this country. .. Fl. .
LoSGFELLow and N. P. WILLIS were both
born in Portland, in 1907. John Neal was born in
the same place l3 years before. ...-ta..
CHARLES H. SwEErzER announces that he
has sold his interest In the Round Table to his
partners, and Is about to start new daily evening
paper In the city Of New York. ~ II
JoHN WrsoN OSBORNE, the oldest repre-
sentative Of the Indiana press died al The rosdsnes
Of his son.in.lsw Solomon Caypool In Grssneastls
ON the 18th inst. T.
A DR.. ROBINSON, who recently came from
hssomb, Illinois, TO Pslla, Iowa, was taken to The
outskirts Of the latter oty, few evenings since.
BY party Of young people, and stripped and coated
with tar and fssthsrs. ! -. -
Hon. GEoRoE A. HALsEr, New Jersey;
Hon John L. Hays, Of Boston, Mass; Gen. A. H.
Schults, Of Penn, and Mrs. Commodorsf winslow,
". .. NJ, hrIlNou ~ tuo Lpuitt A1ouso yootoEubys
CAPT. SLAs MAY, U. S. A., died at Gren-
ada, Miss, Oct. %, aged 4s years He entered the
service as commander Of company X, 18th regi.
msnt N. II. volunteers, and shared the fortunes o
his regiment.
P. E. REIN. Of Williamsburg, N. Y, has
been arrested by Of the vigilsnt detectives Of
the Treasury Department for counterfsiting U. s.
fractional currency. plate for a afty-esnt stamp
was found in his possession, abstraetsd from the
printing bureau Of the Treasury Department.
Mr.. MERRILL G. WHKELooK died at his
residence in Chslses, Mass. Saturday, at the age
Of y.four. He was the architect Of the new
Masonic Temple in Boston. II was while prepnr
ing tho working plans Of this building. about Z
year since, that his health gave way, and he nsvel
recovered from the frst attack. He was distin
guished ~ an artist in water color.
CouNr BIsMARcKs face has two expires
sions, which are marked more decidedly since hi
formerly light and bushy hair has given way Il
badness his long full board to moustachss, and BIZ
youthful, healthy, almost homsly appearance, to I
pale, livid hue, expressive Of fatigue and the dsb
tiles Of advancing age