New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01
City Items


r The Two leading af=airs for today are the
Commencement 81 he University and Yachi-racs f-c
Ho5oSen Beng Of AZ entirely tHens cA--.c:c- there
IS :;la doubt iA.: each VII bs wei attended Tia A.
.3seuen,s for Toe Commencement; and the orer CT Ex-
erc.ses We VIII leave be discovered hy those who DO
themselves he pleasure OF Attending ~ to ;se Regatta.
~ believe he following vii De iouad 70 Be eorTee:
sore tine ago 81. Stevens oseEei WAGER Of sIeco
ina: sloo7 which was tkea being built under lis t:Fec
tim COLD VIXEN h-zsas finished ou:sa t.-g Il ST.
he S.a.er WIS promptly asceqed bs Mr.. SCHUYLER aud
lie contest : 70 cone 81 day NJ. Stevens nS naae
as beautiful vessel the N17c, snd I.r. SCHUYLER has Sc
lsce Ia; well known wi;ca Of the Waters. Tie Sirsn As
ne- com ecr. Tse 3G-tA aacu: $50 tons eCEthen
and carries spread Of sat- slnos; incsaeevao!e he3
weighs ~ est above tie deck and
i finished % w.;A TOP az feet The !epsA
OF her hoo s o feet; Tie length Of yacht seeC;
80 feet 5eleve . fec; Beam She has two
Siding kseis one forward and AZ, AMI her spirited
constructor introduced ether novelties wiki which he
expects 10 obtain very great degree speed The yachts
viii be started precisely 10 this morning BY C. W Blunt,
E.q from the sake bcai opposite ne Ean Fields VIII
sal. round the Ugh: boat distance Of about ;weuy-f I've
miles. ard then return.
TIE ANNUAL GRAFTON AID PoEM. were
delivered before the EucLEiAS ard PEILomATHEAN
Societies of our city, q, tie un:on.pace Church.
fDr Po;t. = las, eyeuing The audience was c'o"dea
/ TIE exercises were enlivered by instrumental music
from bsnd Rev " Narray, D. D. Of ElzaoesH'oNp'
n Jersey delivered the Grafton. HIS SUBJECT Wa '"e
causes OF literary e:nuence and usefulness nc ~
dressed his remarks particularly 20 ne you"s -
,ero.n before him who were going form 'h'o us
world IN pursue their various sTocauons-'Ha' '-e'
bouId have other motives than tcose oil acquiring lo'
$50 and u.sl:h-thev should endesvor TO i've so as 20
I'll -, 49, hA nj n
n r,f,ed u,irds-,hat mind should rise il, risuuuI
empire The progress Of the age had been such. that
now the means OF attaining knowledge longer
10 tie hand. OF the w-hid IN co:s,ers aud under iae
cowl Cur nesns of acquiring knowledge were : ~
great Ire world 20 Be governed oy educas I'd
minds Our country the beauties OF its institutions were
peculiarly adapted for the advancement OF literary
emineuce Great responsibility WAS resting upon the
Young men Of the country They TO sal tie ship
Of Sta,e-ihey were TO be our authors, editors,
&c They we're 10 form public opinion. How imPor
,,n,he duly then was that they should be so educa
I'D our country might flourish in the right manner Ed
uesou talent and genius mi hI be perverted tcey nso
existed who had power ye. were devoid OF tnat luus
ent necessary control this fearful attribute rover
should be used increase moral fertility aud u'eiu!
ns.. Rome studied the principles OF war but wnen enc
became the mistress OF the world she sought distinction
;r The pursui, OF letters He condemned this .eekins
after distinction in politics upavorabe 10 the!sdvance
meut OF mental power Ia Germany they have very III
tie or public life there mind seeks the arena OF let
fer. and hence the fame OF the German authors. "a
England public lie every thing the chiyairic mind
see Ks lis distinction through the army and navy and 1t
yyas so With us 100 We seek after wealth much
euceavor make talent cash talent. There was no
i:cry einence that American scholar could not NJ
( tain. but too SPIT 10 cease studying after we
became lawyers physicians. authors, &c knowledge
could only acquired by pesevens study To De- great
l he
greatness must possess reit conscience Ec h'to-
~ Of wort proves tEd al reforms have on
the principle goodness. Luther would not recant be-
cae NJ. thought right for Christian 10 speak
against hi. conscience. Luther great more III the
goodness Of in intellectual greatness. Il WAS
Impossible 20 rise TO permanent Greatness without
cooLrc.s of heart. The Reverend gentleman closed hts
remarks impressiDg upon those VINO gong out
from tue halls OF tuelr Institution endeavor 10 attain
goodness Of and purity 0: purpose-,o study some
great model aad that there was one whom
he hold up example, and hey would not have
far 10 90 Ii who closely and Intimate
y connected with their teaching He besouSht them 10
well their part and live up 10 the iu measure oil ler
The Poem was pronounced by W. W. Lord. Esq. of
Princeton. He chose for his subject Ius EARTH. IL MAS
receive! with great favor by me audience
"a We give below list OF the stations desis-
mated by the Chief of Police, where Policemen may be
found constantly from in the morning until halipast
seven In the evening They TO DO out OF sigh! OF
these pieces, requiring their services Will and
then, always there In addition 10 this. one-foarlh OF the
force Of each Ward patrol the Districts certain beats THIS
arrangement Will found seiceatlc and acceptable to
the citizens who may have sudden occasion Tor the scFV
ces of Policemen without being obliged TO go to the STA
ton House for them.
FIRST Hdrd-South Ferry two on the Battery iocl OF
Murketncd-st; of Cedar and Washington ITS cor
ner of Broadway and Lioerty-st. Wall-st opposite tx
change. 1t,
second Wdri-Corner of Ann and Broadway junction
=, 4. and ~
Tf,rd Wdrd-Corner of Broadway and Charoers.st'
Broadway and Cortand-s Cortlands'. Ferry Barclay
Fourth Ward-Ccrrer of Duane and Chatham; corner
o Pearl and Cherry sts OF Water anu Roosevelt
Ca,hsr!ne Ferry Peek slip Ferry. 49,
FIth Ward-Corner OF West and Duane SITS iioooken
Ferry 81, Johns Park corner OF Canal and Broadway
Srt. rard-pArk Fountain. OF City Hall Broad
WAY and Pearl Canal and Broadway Pearl and Chat-
ham Doy-r-s and Bowery Five Points
Sersaa Ward-East Broadway and Catharne.St. JET
ferson and Division Grand and Division sts Walnut 81;
Front and Clinton SIS.
EigbA Wmd-Canal and Broadway; Laurens and
Grand, King and vsrick hudson and Spring
yiah Eard-Christopher-st. Ferry; Carmine and
BleecSer So. Jane and sth avenue.
Tenth Uard-Dlvision-st. and Bowery; Allen and d.
vision lS0aery aud Grand.
Elersnm Ward-Tenthst. aud Avenue c; Sixth and
Lewis ss aud Stanton SITS. Pitt and Stanton sts
Ttce,g W'urd-Comer i2t-st. and sth-avenue cor
ner OF ,6th ST, and 81 iorkyle) corner OF Man
hattsnyille a1d Kiugstritse Roads.
Thirteenth Hari-Division aud Clinton SIS; Lewis ana
Rivington SIS; Gfand-st Ferry.
four es4M nart-wa!ker and Mulberry ots Broad
way and Howaris..; Bowery and hrooines ST fIiAce
and Mulberry Sts.
Fifteenth Ward-w a,hngon-square corner OF Han
cocks, and Sixth avenue Twelfth 81 and Fltihavenue
Bowery ard Houson-st
sirt5esh Eard-Corncr Of 2sth-st. and Tenh-svenue'
Fifth avenue and 2sthst. Seventh avenue ard 3JLh 81
Srsat,enh Wdrd-Tompkins square houston anu
Fir>t-st; TAird- avenue and E!eyenth--t. ~
Ei,htsen WGrd-Union Square; corner OF iotn''' al"
Fifstavenue FUurth-avenue and zotast
NEW CHuRcH-The Corner Stone OF the
Westminster Chneh wss laid Wednesday June 2iih'
AZ the corner OF Fihavenue and Seven.senth-s sever
al of the Clergy ofcia.rg were Of ouF different deno
nations Of the Christian Church After readins Oh INC
Scripture, by Rev NJ Lockwood ant prayer by Rev MI
Bslsr of the Moravian Church Rev Mr. Robertson mace
short .ttres. and laid the Corner Stone with the Gus
torary soemnites suntry books and documents VIE
plate bearing the names OF Clergyman, Trustees &c
OF The Church we've deposited in leaten box which was