The New York herald., 1870-06-09

After forming In line in the hallway OF Apollo Hail
the Granu Lodge with the representatives of foreign
Grand Lodges, and lodges of other States proceeded
to Madison square, headed by band OF music.
There were present in the procession all the officers
OF the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, including the
Most Worshipul Past Grand Master Richard
Vaux; the officers of the Grand Lodge of New Jer-
sey, including M. W. Grand Master Rushing and
Deputy Grand Master Price; the NJ. w. Grand and
Deputy Grand Masters Of the Grand Lodges OF Canada
New Brunswick, Maine, Florida and Missouri.
There Were also present large delegations repre-
senting Eureka Lodge, No. 80; Copestone Lodge No.
GAL; Oriental Lodge, No. 81, ana ST. Al'an's Lodge
No. eS, of Newark, n. j.; Lodge No. 2, Lodge
No. l56, vauX Lodge, ana Mozart Lodge
NO. 40 % OF Pniladelpaia, Pa. Apollo Lodge,
OF Wappinger's Falls, and many others from the
suburban towns and cities The arrangements ln-
cluded line OF march which should allow all the
assembled lodges TO be reviewed by the Grand
Lodge, which should then join In the rear OF the
procession and on arriving at the proper point pass
again 10 the front through open ranks, which should
salute the Grand Body as 1t passed.
The day opened fine, with lew light clouds just
fecking the SKY and slightest possible apology Tor
breeze. AS early seven clock A. M. the different
bodies began 10 assemble in their lodge rooms, and
promptly at haf-past eight the different divisions,
carrying guidons numbered from one TO ten, were
posted in the positions assigned to them along
Fifth avenue. Each division, with its right resting
on the avenue, occupied one OF the streets from
Fourteenth to fwenty-second street Inclusive and
at nine O'Clock they moved up Fifth avenue In the
THE PROCESSION.
GrGnd MQrslGt-h. Clay Preston.
General Atds-John 4. Bendix, Rowland F.
Hin, William Edwards, Robert Irwin, Charles S.
Archer and Richard Campbell
:, Dasls,o,s No. Mounted l. Aid, William II. Nash;
Jennings, Henry Metagel. Grafala's Seventh Kegi-
ment Band. Lodges-New York, No. $50; Herder
thr; y; d.; seawanhaka N No, e7S, brooklyn; Bee
657; Euclid, No. Csc, Brooklyn; Bunting, No. 6s5
Harlem; Emanuel, No. ,e54; Perseverance, No
s44; Daniel Carpenter, No. s43;; Knickerbocker,
No. 642; Adytum. No. 649, Brooklyn; Manual,
No ss sSS No. S2i No s
Marshal, Robert BLACK; Assistants, George Kenkell
George w. Van Martar. Band. Louges-Copestones,
62S; Tynan, No. 6lS, East New York; Ivanhoe No.
9lo; Perfect Ashlar, No. COL Evangelist, No. 600;
67o; Greenwood, No. $50, Brooklyn; ST. Cecile, No
sos; Americus, No. $685. Island city, No. 566, Long
Island City; Cornucopa, No. 5es, Flushing, l.. l.;
No. 514, Warwick; Hill Grove, No. $40, Brooklyn;
Gramercy, No 531; Nassau, No: 5ss. Brooklyn;
Normal, No. $685. Architect. No. SIG; Park, No. 516
Humboldt, No. 512.
Dtptslon NO. 3-Mounted Aid, James r. Ferguson:
Marshal, Joel 0. Stevens Assistants WllIlam r.
~Castenbader, William Dickson. Band. Lodges
Pyramid, No. 400; Manhattan. No. 4s9 Corinthian,
bian, No. Asa; Zeredatha, No. 4s3. Brooklyn; Green
wich, No. 467 Yew Tree. No. 4ol, BrookIyn Harlem,
Hiram, No. 449; franklin No. 447; Oltmans, No. 440
Brooklyn; Cassia, No. 445, Brooklyn.
: Dicaston NO. Amounted Aid james Macgregor;
Marshal. II. Stemnerman; Assistant, d. Holm.
Band. Lodges-Delta, No. 451 Brooklyn; Star of
Hope, No. 49, BROOKLYN; Mosaic No 4lo CITY, No
49s; La Fraerndad, Nc. 3S7; Corner Stone, No. 3s7
BROOKLYN; Central, No. osl, Brooklyn; United
Brothers, No. 355; Progressive, No. 354 Brooklyn;
NU @ RSndeu h SS s s
No. 329; Acacia No. 327; Amity, No. 323
Dtptsfon No. 5-Mounted And, Morris D. Myers;
gert, W. q. shaw. Band. Lodges-Long Island,
NO, SS1 Star OF Betlenem, No. 322 Brooklyn: Atlas,
No. sie Stony Point. No. sls, Hayerstraw; Lexing.
Continental, No. 2s7; George Washington No. 225;
Dorc, No. $50; King solomon, No. 279; Marion No.
2,S, West Farms; Henry Clay, No. 217; Arcturus,
No. 274 Metropolitan, No. 273; Mystic Tie, No. 272;
Chancellor Waiworth, No. 21l; Hermann NO. 208.
Ds,son pn1 no s-Mouned .. Aid W, II. McNary;
Higgins. Band. Lodges-Mount Neboh No. 237; John |
j. Willard, No. 26o; Apollo, No. 10, Troy; Charter
Eureka, No. 2i3; Constitution, No 24l; Oriental, No.
d. Ne Newark n j.; Wappingers, No. Ell, Wappnger's
DiUtston No. West Twentieth street-Mounted
Aid, q. Fred. Witsie; Marshal. Warren c. Bennett;
Assistants, Charles De Forrest Charles Buttrck.
Eastern Star, No. 221; Worth, No. 2l0 National No.
209; Cyrus, NO 2os; Empire City, No. 2oe; Hyatt,
No. 206, Brooklyn; Tempar, No. 2o3; Zschokke, No.
2o2; Joppa, No DOL Brooklyn Sentia, No. los: IN. /
celsior no. 1876; Platt No 194 -
DiUfston No. s.-Mounted Aid, W. W. Smith: Mar.
shal. Myer Dazlah; Assistants, il. k. Roome = q
Band. Lodges-Keystone, No. 335; st.
Adams. No. 6s, Newark, Nj; Lebanon, No. lol;
dent, No. 1se; Atlantic No. 1is; Ocean, No l5e:
|. odge OF Strict Observance No. "a Pythagoras No |
,6: John Hancock, No. 20; Naval No. 80; Montpo |
mery, NO. es; Mariners No. 81: Richmond, No. S.
Pom Richmond; La Fayette, No. Ga; Manhattan, No.
62: taux, No. 393, Philadelphia, Pa.
DtULsaon NO. o.--Mounted AID, William De Lacy
Marsha. John 5. Dckerman; Assistants, Daniel j. |
Nevin, j. l.. Staats Jr Dodworth's Twenty second
Regiment Band. Lodges--St Nicholas No 81;
Mozart, NO. 436, Philadelphia, Pa; PhpnIx. No. 5s
iansingburg; German Union, No. 81; Concord, No.
10; Howard, No. 80; Mechanic, NO. 81; Dirgo, No |