The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Funeral of the Latc Mar. Pnpinenu-Ex-
element Over the state Of the Queens
Henlth-Blecting of the Grand Lodge of
characterization 90 the Putnam rhaianx OF
Hartford.
MONTREAL, Sept IS, 1871
The funeral OF the late Hon. l.. J. Papincau will
take place to-day, at Monticello, on the Ottawa. 1t
is expected that the leading citizens Of Montreal.
quebec and Ottawa. as well as many from other
places, Will be present. The Instltut Canadien,
which he long graced by his courtesy and sup
ported by his ability, viii send delegation. Mr..
Papineau leaves one son. VINO Is Joint Pr0th0n0tary,
aud daughter, who Is unmarried
Great excitement prevails here on account OF the
critical state of the Queen health It Is feared the
expected visit OF the Marquis and Princess Louise OF
L0ln will he postponed.
The second annual communication OF the Grant
Lodge of Quebec opened TO day. Divine service was
held this evening In the Church OF st. James tue
Apostle. The schism between the Grand Lodges OF
Quebec and Canada Is the chief matter discussed.
The address OF Grand Master John Il. Graham,
Principal Of st. Francis College, p. o. at cOmmu
ncation held yesterday, was an admirable expos-
ton OF the claims OF Quebec Grand Lodge, now
recognized by twenty.three grand lodges repre-
senting half million FreemasOns. He also gave
an able review OF work done during the past year,
which shows the lodge TO be In a lOurishlng cOndL
ton. Rev. e. p Reu, chaplain, preached an ear
nest sermon on the duties OF
FREEMASONs.
Colonel Alfred Booker or Rdgeyay renOwn, died
last night. he a skifui tactlcan ana brave
soldier In spite or foes, fortune and false friends.
Born In Nottingham England, IN 1924, he came TO
Canada IN lS40. lie organized an artillery company
at Hamilton, ont, IN 1853, ana since then has been
noted for his devotion TO military AFFAIRS He had
good business as aRciOneer IN this CITY, 10 which
he removed from Hamilton In 1860.
The eXtraditOn Is demanded or one Barak, or
Baker, for cheating with forged cheek for 1925
Dodge X Varian, OF New York, q Buffalo broker
named Burke. The case VIII be heard tomorrow.
Harry Lewis famous dog fancier, was found
dead yesterday morning In his bed. suicide Is sus
speCted from appearances.
The Putnam Phalanx made trip TO Lachine yes
terday morning. and came down the Rapids on the
steamer at noon. They lunched at the st. Lawrence
HAIL. Mayor Coursol presiding. speeches were
made by The Mayor, Ex-Governor Hawiey Hon. L. >.
Huntington and Judge Advocate Merrill. 10 the
toast Of "The Queen" proposed by Judge Advo-
cate Merrill. Mrs. Webster, vile Of the Chaplain
appropriately responded. She also recited beautl
| full poem OF her own composttOn-|Victoria Re-
| gina"- which was rapturousy applauded. The
| Phalanx afterwards presented the Mayor with u
brecch-loading Roper sporting rifle, and lie, In re-
| turn gave Major Kennedy q handsome nag OF the
| Dominion.
| INC appearance Of the Phalanx called forth gem
cral admiration. since their arrival here the city
has worn happy and festive aspect They all
| seem to have enjoyed their visit amazingly.
| The various Presbyterian bodies Of the Dominion
are assembled aud discussing most promislngly the
subject OF union.
| Putnam Phalanx. they leave the city today fOl
| burlington, Rutland and Springfield, and thence
| home.