While one branch, therefore, were moving into the line on Broadway, by marching towards the Battery, another in the procession were marching up. In this double line the different Fire Companies passed and re-passed for three-quarters of an hour. The citizen firemen paid marked respect to their guests, and one another as they passed, either by moving on with their heads uncovered or by raising their hats. Surely, we thought, with Croton water to extinguish a fire, and such a body of men to use it, New York will never suffer again from a conflagration.

FIFTH DIVISION. Under the direction of Colonel Philbrick, assisted by Mr. James Nesbitt, Aids to the Grand Marshal.

Programme of the Procession of the Masonic Fraternity, as part of the General Procession on the \kth of October, 1842.

The Grand Marshal. Band. Naval Lodge, No. 69, following their banner, of blue silk, on which is painted the U. S. Ship of the line, Pennsylvania.

CELEBRATION OP THE

Montgomery Lodge, No. 68. A green banner, with a full length portrait of General Montgomery. Mariner's Lodge, No. 67. Banner a ship laying to, near a wreck. Motto from Cowper, " Sweet Charity, thou tutelary friend of helpless Man."

La Fayette Lodge, No. 64. Their banner is a full length portrait of La Fayette, standing on a hand, emblematic of the career of the General through life, supported by the hand of Providence. Mechanic's Lodge, No. 31. Banner representing the emblems of the Craft. Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 27. A scarlet banner with the three primitive Grand Masters assembled at the East of Jerusalem. Hiram Abiff exhibiting the design for the interior of the Sanctum Sanctorum.