New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
CITY frEJIs.
"WEDNESDAY, June 30.


after which the following essays delivered inter
.per.ed with mssic--orgn Of American Charsc teris-
tes-Chsres W. Camp, New Preston, Conn. GIfded
Mind IL Relation 10 Growth In Grsce-Bsnjamn y. Pc
,er. Richm ond Va Conflict Of Sense and Fsth-Rob
ert Akmsu EewYork City. The Development Of the
Evangelical Princpie-Benry T. Parker. Keens N H.
The Missionary Enterprise it connection with Chris
tan Consscraton-Geor Bowen Hev.York City. The
Graduating Glass then addressed in brief and I'M
pre..ive manner by Prof Robinson the part of the
Faculty and Rev. Mr.. Hatfield. Of this City on the part
OF the Trustees Rev Mr.. Barnes pronounced the clos
ina benediction.
The following are the names Of the Graduating Class
Robert Aikman Nathan :. Aner. Robert @. Anderson
Marshall b Anger George Bowen. Edwin A b o5tlsf'
Charles w Camp Joseph g. Cochran J. Oeooes rag
hesd Ser@ca Cummings, Alfred II Dsshiei+ massey
Dunning Hilhsm X. burnett Samuel q D~ignt 70
ward. Ford. AMI w Freeman, Robert orsy, JAM, "
Kirnb.1 Henry kinney Henry Mathews James VI NC
lean GYMS n NILS william Oimstead. Henry T. Par
ker. Thomas II Parish. Renjsmia Peters John sat
Tor Nation Mier smith. George lay or lo"nseno 4
TAYLOR George Uhlsr. Thomas A. Weed. William WOOD
John J. Ziels John H. Ziyeley Total number 50.
OF these young men. esh, under appointment as
rn,..ioosrlss Of the A. b. c. r. one Of them sailed
from Boston short time since rthe HISTORIAN mission,
And the remaining seven will ,sil during the Summer
or Autumn for their respective destinations. Mr. Ford
goes 10 the Syrian mission Mr.. Cummings 70 China
Hessrs Wood and Bowen 10 Bombay, Mr. Mills TO Cey
Ion messrs Dwight and Kinney 10 the Sandwich ISL
snds and Mr. T. T.. Taylor 10 the Sandwich Islands ~
sesrnen's Cbspls,n. The remainder Of the class VIII
will b. 81 trbu.ed In different portions OF our own
county severa go to the far West Others 70 hisss
siopi Tennessee and Virginia, and few vi" remain At
the Fast
The somnaryls now In prosperous state iis Lectures
having been attended during the pas, gear by nearly 10
a a I'd
Of $4,000 by Mr. Roosevelt, and has recently received
aysluabls gift Of books from G. o. Hslsted' Esq
MARRIAGE IN Hon LHE.-Hon. WV H. Polk,
charge dAhsires at Naples. was yesterday united in
matrimonial bonds Miss MARY l.. cORsE. daughter OF
the late srael Corse Of this City. The marriage took
place ut o'clock at the residence Of Israel Corse 52
Brosdway the brother Of the bride. After the cola
ton usual on such occasions the happy couple le for
Phladeohia on the way 10 the residence Of the hand
come Ambassador" Coluubs. Tennessee We under
stand that they will 20 10 Naples early In the Autumn
NEW MAIL TO BosToY.-We learn that Day
Mali over the New Haven route between this City and
Bos,on will commence operations on the Let Of July
This will be great convenience though we shall regret
70 lose the visits Of Msss Dennis and Coyes TO whom
have been greatly indebted for the cons'antsuppy
Of Boston morning papers
rEr THE NATIosAL ACADEMY or DESIGN have
generously set spat Monday next July 9Th the day on
which the Anniversary Of our Codntrys Independence
1. to be celebrated for the purpose Of devotng the pro
ceeds Of their interesting exhibition in aid Of the Wash
ingon Monument Association for the purpose OF laying
the foundation Of the Monument nov In progress In
Hamilton square.
Tgy CHERRY PARTY AT RASDALL's bland
Some Of our contemporaries more fortunate than our
selves yesterday attended the Annual Cherry party at
Rsndslrs at the invitation Of Mr. Leonard the Commits
soner Of the Aims House. 10 whom we we're infobted
for the same attention. Some hundred persons were
present and seem to have had hne time OF IT, We
copy the account OF the sun
RsndalIs Island lies about six miles from the City 10
the Esst River and contains l60 including some
marshy lands IL purchased 10y the CITY Tor S12VO
When taken possession OF by the City il was compare
lively without buildings snd the project OF mssing II
profitable by psup.r labor deemed impossible Al hrst,
thirty were Introduced. and the number has been 10
creased until thers now one hundred some hHii
dozen buildings have been erected Tor the use OF inc pau
uers altogether by pauper labor beside One ouihOuses
and a fneg residence for the superintendent TVS no"
in contemplation 10 erect nursery building soon.
during the last year, the Island has not only sup
ported 100 pauprfs with but hired overseer and
paid the expense of management but has added $2OCo
20 the City Treasury Upward of 100 tons OF hay were
cut last season and will be this-and has 10 acres OF
line Corn and 10 Of Potatoes beside an abundance
of vegetables growing Fifty cows are kept on tne
leland aud 500 quarts of milk daily supplied TO Black
we'll. leland beside what Is used ~ home. The Island
promises In a short time 10 maintain larger number oi
paupers and still greater interest TO the CITY
After a survey of the fields buildings &c the com
pany sat down superb dinner In grove consisting
of cherries snd stra berries all sorts OF cold yctuss
punches lemonade (nothng stronger) and grand bake
Of clans All filed their stomachs, and after voting
thanks 10 Commissioner Leonard ana the .meieh' gu
perintenden, returned covered with des, to the city
The Common Council have voted 500 for hreworsst To
crafty psupors OF the island ON the Fourth oil July
A LAWYER IN LIMBo-Constable Joseph OF the
Fourth Ward this morning ARRESTED Henry ?. Horton
of M. IS Nassau street charged with stealing a eos'
worth $2O, from John Reed OF VI iiroadttree when
he pledged at Goodmans corner Of Center and keade
streets for s. aud from which place wss recovered
He il slso charged with obtaining gold watch worth
500 from Smith 262 Pesrls street which he pedsed NJ
simpsons In Chstham street for SIS. In his posses
sion were found gold watch and valuable rlng winch
il ia supposed do belong 10 him. Tie was commit
teddy Justice Drinker.
AccfDESr-A boy seven years old was killed
yesterday afternoon by being accidentally run over by
cart loaded with lumber lie was soh OF Mr. william
Former lao Amosst.
RESCUED FROM DRowSISo.-A man by the name
of Hart Tell into the clip at the foot Of Rnigersst and
was rescued from drowning by officers Vcrhooi and
Ludney OF the Seventh Ward
sysrEScF--John Smith, convicted of msnseugh-
named Kelly, In a quarrel lew months ago, was sen
fenced this forenoon in the Court OF oyer aud Iermi
ner TO two years Imprisonment In me State Prison
PoLICE-We noticed few days ago, the com.
mission OF burglary at the corner OF MeDoagsfst and
Wsverey place which time, the family being in the
country IL could not be sseertsned what amount OF pro
perty stolen The family has since returned and
10 sscertained that $1,000 worth OF jewelry sc
were taken The thief has thus far escaped detection
The grocery store of George Saul corner OF Riving
ton and Sherihsts burgsriousy entered about 4
o'clock this morning. and S. in change stolen from the
rnodey drawer The thief escaped Charles Brews
Ter WAS last night arrested by ocer Martin OF the th
Ward charged with cutting the throat of John GUN
with intent TO kill He held to bail IN the sum OF
$50.
BARRELS Will BIZ CHEAPER-A machine has
been invented and Is Ia operation at New Haven
and also In this city, for dressing barrel slaves nwh
make 1000 such slaves 1900 hogshesd slaves In ten
hours
IY- A writer in the Newark Advertiser est
mates that ls0O o tons OF Railroad iron viii be made IA
this country during the year ending 30th June, ls4s
Sales at the stock Exchange. .WEpNEsoAV
$500 . : Ga 1907. .l07 70 Macon RR........ 46l