and the duration of his illness, with any thing of interest in connection with his life and death, and report the same to the Grand Chaplain."

The Grand Chaplain is required by the same ordnance to "keep a book in which shall be recorded the names and residences of the several Chapter Chaplains, and also such general or special information as he may receive from them." A record of this kind, if carefully kept, will become one of deep interest, and valuable for reference in the future; and

in order that it may be well and perfectly kept, it is necessary that the several subordinate Chaplains be prompt and faithful in their

Resolved, That we tender to Wayne Guards our unfeigned thanks for the favor extended to us on the day alluded to; that their kindness, gentlemanly conduct, and good feeling shall ever be remembered with gratitude by us as individuals and as a body.

Resolved, That we congratulate Wayne Guard on their success in military tactics; the "school of the soldier" has been well learned by its Commandant, and imparted to his command, and proves that the name they have adopted never will be dishonored by want of knowledge or lack of courage; and we are confident, as long as we have them at the right of our line, we have but to follow to be sure of victory, when called on to defend the American Constitution and its laws. And it was further

Resolved, That a copy of the above preamble and resolutions be transmitted to the Wayne Guards, and a copy of the same be published in the Republic, a journal of the O.U.A., under seal of the Chapter by the C. of the C.

E. S. Du Bois, C. of the C.

HEALTH OF THE GRAND CHAPLAIN.-The members of the Order will be glad to learn that Col. Steele, G.C., is rapidly recovering from the effects of the dangerous injuries received by being thrown from his carriage a few weeks since. We are happy to announce also that Chancellor Lefevre, whose life was

for some time despaired of, is now considered out of danger, and in a fair way to speedy recovery. The illness of these gentlemen has temporarily retarded the progress of the monument.

THE CHANCERY OF NEW-JERSEY will hold its next quarterly session at Jersey City, on the second Wednesday of June. As all or nearly all the railroads of the State concentrate at that place, it is expected that a large number of Chancellors will be present. A goodly number of members from New-York will probably visit the Chancery of NewJersey during its session.

WASHINGTON Chapter at Orange, N.J.—

We are pleased to learn that this new Chapter is thriving successfully, and that arrangements are in progress for celebrating their first anniversary on the 31st of July, by a public demonstration. In the rural districts of New-Jersey, our Order is proportionately better represented than in any other State.

THE NEW-YORK CHANCERY will hold its June Session at Poughkeepsie, on Monday the 7th inst. Members from this city and Brooklyn will go by the Hudson River Railroad. We understand that arrangements are made by Oncachta Chapter for a public address in the evening, explanatory of our objects and principles.

THE MONUMENT.-A meeting of the delegates from the several Chapters, appointed to obtain subscriptions for lots in the Monument Cemetery, will be held on Monday evening, May 31, at Chancery Rooms, for the purpose of ascertaining the number of lots subscribed. The trustees will be in attendance, and each delegate is requested to come prepared with his subscription book; or, if he cannot be present in person, to send the book.

ZACHARY TAYLOR CHAPTER meets hereafter on Thursday evenings instead of Wednesday. The rooms are on the Third Avenue, near Fifty-eighth street.

AMERICAN CHAPTER has changed its night of meeting from Monday to Wednesday. Rooms, 360 Broadway.

LEXINGTON ASSOCIATION of Brooklyn has, we learn, made the preliminary arrangements for an excursion on 15th of July next.

STATE OF NEW-YORK.

WM. W. OSBORN, G. S.-C. E. GILDERSLEVE, G. C. C. Alpha, No. 1, Saturday, cor. Broadway and Grand street. Washington, No. 2, Thursday, cor. Grand and Ludlow sts. Stephen R. Thorne, S.-Thos. Eaton, C. C. Warren, No. 3, Tuesday, Court st., near Fulton, Brooklyn. A. C. Page, S.-C. F. Hermance, C. C. Manhattan, No. 4, Thursday, corner Avenue C and 4th st. Lawrence, No. 5, Thursday, cor. 128th street and 3d Av. American, No. 6, Wednesday, 360 Broadway. Columbia, No. 7, Thursday, cor. Bleecker and Morton sts.

Francis T. Baker, S.-Joseph H. Pomeroy, C. C. Putnam, No. 8, Wednesday, corner Grand and Ludlow sts. Franklin, No. 9, Friday, corner Grand and Ludlow sts.

Wm. B. Ferguson, S.-H. A. Tremper, C. C. Paulding, No. 10, Tuesday, corner 23d st. and 8th Av. Marion, No. 11, Friday, Court st., near Fulton, Brooklyn. Continental, No. 12, Thursday, 327 Bowery.

E. A. Schermerhorn, S.-Wm. P. Armstrong, C. C. Mount Vernon, No. 13, Wednesday, 149 Bowery. Hancock, No. 14, Wednesday, c. Bleecker and Morton sts. A. Horton Keech, S.-C. C.

Liberty, No. 15, Friday, 149 Bowery.
Decatur, No. 16, Thursday, cor. Broadway and Grand st.
Lexington, No. 17, Monday, Low's Building, Brooklyn.
National, No. 18, Tuesday, 149 Bowery.
Adams, No. 19, Wednesday, Haverstraw.

Ethan Allen, No. 20, Tuesday, c. S. 1st & 4th sts., Wil'b'g.
Perry, No. 21, Thursday, corner 23d street and 8th Av.
Charter Oak, No. 22, Monday, 327 Bowery.

Fort Washington, No. 23, Yonkers.
Woodhull, No. 24, Wednesday, Jamaica, L. I.

Champe, No. 25, Thursday, corner Grove and Hudson sts.
Plymouth, No 26, Thursday, Court st., near Fulton, Br❜kn
Bunker Hill, No. 27, Friday, cor. Bleecker and Morton sts.
Excelsior, No. 28, Tuesday, corner Grand and Ludlow st s.
Independence, No. 29, Wednesday, National Hall.

John C. Garnsey, S.-Jasper Drake, C. C.

Schuyler, No. 30, Friday, 327 Bowery.

Westchester, No. 31, Wednesday, at Tarrytown.

Tappan, No. 40, Monday, Piermont.

New-York, No. 41, Friday, corner Grove and Hudson sts. Huguenot, No. 42, Friday, Port Richmond, S. I.

E Pluribus Unum, No. 43, Thursday, 274 Grand street.
Liberty Tree, No. 44, Friday, Commercial Buildings, Albany.
Union, No. 45, Thursday, Fort Chester.

Ringgold, No. 46, Tuesday, Greensburg, Dobbs' Ferry.
Ironsides, No. 47, Friday, corner Grand and Broadway.
American Eagle, No. 48, Mamaroneck, Wednesday.
Jefferson, No. 49, Tuesday, corner 29th street and 8th Av.
Oneachta, No. 50, Poughkeepsie, Thursday.
Valley Forge, No. 51, Wednesday, 149 Sixteenth street.
Wayne, No. 52, Tuesday, corner Grove and Hudson sts.
Peekskill, No. 53, Tuesday, Peekskill,

Fort Greene, No. 54, Wed., Montague Hall, Brooklyn.
Empire, No. 55, Friday, 187 Bowery.

Star Spangled Banner, No. 56, Wednesday, Albany.
United States, No. 57, 283 Grand Street.
Constitution, No. 58, Smithville, L. I.

STATE OF NEW-JERSEY.

JOHN H. LYON, G. S.-J. B. CLEVELAND, G. C. C. Pioneer, No. 1, Friday, Morris' Buildings, Newark. James R. Sanford, S.-Henry Babbitt, C. C. Clark, No. 2, Monday, Rahway.

Nathan Hale, No. 3, Thursday, Morris' Buildings, Newark, Morgan, No. 4, Tuesday, Hoboken.

Jersey Blue, No. 5, Monday, New-Brunswick.

American, No. 6, Friday, Franklin Hall, Jersey City.
Washington, No. 7, Wednesday, Orange,

American Eagle, No. 8, Tues., Odd Fellows' Hall, Paterson.
John Vermule, S.-Andrew Van Bussom, C. C.
Monmouth, No. 9, Thursday, Freehold.
American Flag, No. 10, Tuesday, Morris' Buildings, New❜k.
Liberty, No. 11, Wednesday, Bergen.
Columbia, No. 12, Saturday, Madison.

Excelsior, No. 13, Monday, Morris' Buildings, Newark.
Raritan Chapter, No. 14, Keyport.

Alpha, No. 1, Monday afternoon, 2 o'clock, O. U. A. Hall, corner Ludlow and Grand streets.

Columbia, No. 2, Wednesday afternoon, 2 o'clock, corner Hudson and Grove streets.

Lady Washington, No. 3, Monday evening, 7 o'clock, O. U. A. Hall, corner Ludlow and Grand streets. Lady Putnam, No. 4, Monday evening, 7 o'clock, No. 360 Grand street.

Pocahontas, No. 5, Monday afternoon, 2 o'clock, Fountain Hall, 149 Bowery.

Lady Perry, No. 6, Monday afternoon, 2 o'clock, corner of 29th street and 8th avenue. New-York, No. 7, Wednesday afternoon, corner Lispenard street and Broadway.

No. 8,

La Motte, No. 9, Thursday evening, 7 o'clock, Allen, near Grand street.

Lady Champe, No. 10, Wednesday afternoon, 2 o'clock corner Hudson and Grove sts, Ashe and Hall. Liberty Star, No. 1, Newark, New-Jersey, Wednesday evening, 7 o'clock, 259 Broad st.