The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09
or tho Medical Department
OF the New York Unlverslty.

OF the New York University.
The annual commencement of this department Of our
University took place last evening" ct the University,
Chapel in the University buidng,n Washington square
and was attended by very large audience who were
thsred together to their young friends receive their
insignia Of admission into the medical profession There
quite largo proportion Of ladies presents and what
with the grave ssdats and imposing appearance of the
Professors and Chancellor Of the University, seated on
the elevated PLATFORM the happy and pleased looks Of
the graduates who occupied the pews the floor Of the
chapel the rusns Of the sks and satns Of the ladie
and the delightful music, which given by the band
in attendance, the whole ar presented very hand
some appearance.
prayer by ths Reveraud Cyrus Mason; after which
some fine music from the band. This con-
Honor1s Theodore Freughuys-n, proosededto invest
the fdl$wipg named gentlemen, with their title Of
bis diploma They went mp in classes Of twelve at .
time and We must sag that they were all nne gentle
manly sss OF young men, Gflooks any criterion and
Ayres, Indiana J A. Agnew, Virginia. B. b.
Aycrigg, New jersey; w; D. Aylstt, Alabama; B: J.
New York; H Burse, Rhode Island; H. Burgess,
Connecticut; w. w. Biackmsn, New York; J.B Black,
rsnn,y,vsnie T. Bryan Kentucky sni Bar din
York; A. Bsthans, North Caroline; H w. Brown
Georgia; W. Bullions New York; Bishop, New York
"A l. n
g. Bird, Georgia; James Buchanan, Ohio; NJ Car.
gs, Georgia; silas =. Clark New York; l. w. Curtis
Nav York WSn1pps South GsTSna CLARK
Peunsylvania; r Crawford, South Carolina; G. N
Campbell. New York; H Cox. Alsbsns; w r. Dem
miug, New York; J. Dickson, Pennsylvania; w IL Dial
Texas; J. DOsler, South Carolina H: Dillsrd vir-
ginia + Ldmundson, Tennessee; J. Edwards, New
YORK; Flint. RSods Island; Thomas Frye, Xrksn,ss;
W. w Flsseilen, Georgia; d. Farrar. Canada; L Ford
New Yorh T. T. Fitzhush, Virginia; T. W. Frame
vo~l.T IaIt.n nala
Indiana; j L. Gr'shsm, Gsorsis; A Greer, North
Carclipnj J. l. Graves, Georgia; D Hs.brouok New
p"sn &-Autosins. W W Harper Leui
.iana; s. kfHiggins, Now York; J. y. Huntiey, New
York Nss
nis; c. Z B~mmond, Come oticut; - Holbrook, Ms.sa
chuset; JyA Hudnsll, Virginia. Charles Henry, south
North arolirs; A. Halet New srunswick; J. High
tower, Georgia; W. &. Hatch, Wisconsin; J C Hall
North Carolina;rP. r., Henry, North Carolina; G 8
Little New York; Lsesstrr, South Carolina; w J
| Lytle New Jersey; e. g. Mcknight, Rhode Island;
A. Martin, South Carolina; g. D Moore, North Carolina
| C w McMichsel, Gsorga; J. w MeCabe, Penn,ylvs
MIA; R. q. w MaIett, Georgia r Methison New York
| N H Moragni, South Carolina; w. P. Massey, New
ga; O. T. Maxwell Florida H. MCNEIL, North Carolina
| VI Mattson, Massachusetts, D. "A. Nelson, Tennessee
J olmsteaa. Psnnsylvsnis; 9 Ogden, ~ York; N
n Outlaw Georgia; c Perkins, Tennessee; L.
Pents, Pennsylvania G. w. Peer, Michigan; G. Row
an, indiana; I. Ray, Kentucky; d Reed, Penusylva
nis; NJ. Ransom, Tennessee; D j Ransom: do C Ro
6erts. Allah ana; F A stanford, Georgia; s sehoouma
I k.r Ec@ Esse. HAk- sx~., osa; q " smith. %
4 w sobshck, New JeueyiJ c. Sill New York. JOSEPH
! sill, do T. small, New Jersey; r slaughter, Ala
bsma j. Swell, New York. Ten Eyck, New Jersey; J
| Truesisll, New York; G. Tappsn, do; G. TAYLOR
Tennessee; T Tugeie, Georgia; w. Wallen, Florida
| Weimors, New York; A. w. Williams Georgia; T
| C. White, Tennessee; II s. Wright, New YORK; P.
White Georgis-l27 la all.
It will be observed that the number Of graduates th
year Is quite large and 1t is evident proof OF the
great popularity which the medical department Of the
University New York enjoys among students and The
afos thrnv, h. Iynin
graduates from the nest distant CT the States
Territories.
At the close OF the bessowal Of the diplomas very
pretty effsot was crsassd by the bsnd playing the
beautiful air OF Home Sweet Home, which doubtless
saed the feelings q many Of these young gentlemen
who, after Heightened stay in this ely while pursuing
their studies about to return their homes to
settle down in the practice Of their profession
The vsledicsory delivered by De- Mott who spoke
feelngly them regarding the high and sacred
duties they about to enter and pointed the
path of the high minded and conscientious physi
cisn In his passage throusn life Music concluded the
evenings cse and thus has concluded the session
Of s474s with all Its ard snxieties to both pro-
feseors anu students.