A meeting of the Swordsman’* Club washeld at their room, Danforth House, last!'Saturday evening, George Bwrehil), C. II.1!tB., presiding. A large number of those j wcbelonging to the Ancient Order of Swords* Imen were present.Thofulb wing per? ns were iniCated into}!the Older:—S. S. Sanford, A. Thompson, j eJohn Hart. Paul Berger, George W. Kid-1 ‘well, Robert Ilarrison, J. C. Keene. James | bVi n ton.aThe ceremony of initiation was performed11in the mos* solemn tin! impress!v- manner.After this, speeches \ve~t made, »g« weresung and the evening poised cff most pleasantly.The newlv Initiated brother? being mom-fsihbers of Sanford’s Opera Troupe erre const i*tnted an itinerant Swordsman’s Cjnb. having | 1power conferred upon them to form Clubs j h‘ nin any part of the country, and they wereparticularly enjoined to propagate the prin.cV.ea of Swordsmen. There can be no!doubt that in a short time the Order ofSwordsmen will have Clubs in every StatePand Territory of the Union.t■ nr i — ■nMViTi—nr“l—~f——r—***•■a