The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
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tave Legendre, Of New Orleans; Amedse Petit II New
York.
Premium-Louis Lefoulon
Distinguished-Thomas Macarthur, Charles Martin.
Amedee Petit.
Premi um--Thomas Nc Arthur
Observation-Disclosures Martin, Amsdee Petit.
U--ARITHaEuc.
Premium Thomas Macarthur
Dist,nsuished-Louis P. Lay, Edward Binsss, Louis
Lefoulon, Gutave jacob
oRrHoGRAPHv.
Premium-Louis Lefoulon
Distinguished Thomas Macarthur GusAvs Jacob.
Amed6e Petit
vuI-rnEScH-Isr DIVISION.
fremipm-Louis p. Lay
Distinguished -Gustave Legendrs Henry Moaohsry,
Gustsve jacob.
Premium-Thomas Nc Arthur
Distinguished Charles 81 artin, Louis Lefoulon.
Premium-Charles Martin
DstinRuis hed-Lous ef, uon, Gustave jacob, 0uH-
tave Leeendrr, Edward Binsse
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Premium Louis Lefoulon
Distingnished-Thomas McArthur Aned6s Psat,
Charles Martin
PREMIUM THREE pIsrIScrro~s
Gustave Jacob, Edward Binsse. Gustsvs Lsgs.drs,
Amedee Petit.
THIRD ENGLISH.
Premium--Francis Roubert.
Distipgui.hed-J l. O'Neill, Peter venecia, OF San
tsgo de cuba.
u-ARITHaIKrrc.
Premium-Peter Venecis
Distnsuished-J l. O'Neill Francis Rsubert.
uu-oRTHoGRAPHr.
Tremium-C. Duclos
DistiDgu'shed-J l. O'Neill, Peter venecia.
il O'Nein
MATHEMATICS.
I-ArALYIIcAL
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Second rem um- william Keegap
Distipg uished-Edmund Koby, John Young.
First Premium-Jam-s Hogan
Second Premium h rles tr ndergast.
Observation-Disclosures ahony, jeremiah Martin.
III-ALGEBRA.
Premium John Nc Nehon
Observation-Disclosures O'Donoshue.
BOOK KEEPING.
Premium-Jeremiah Martin
DISQUALIFICATION Young, A. o. Perpsu.
MUSIC.
Premium-Fr-derick Devereux
Observation-Disclosures Velasoo.
Premium-J.mss Connolly
Premium William Seton
DRAWING.
FIRST CLASS.
First Premium-Patrick Flynn, Of New Ysrk.
Second Premium-Louis Binsse.
CLASS
First Observation-Disclosures Csmpau.
Second Premium-Lous r. Lay
WRITING.
First northumberland Fernandez
Second Premum-A. o. Perpal
Distingui.hed-K. J. Livingston
SECOND CLASS.
First Premium Henry Cannon
Second Premium Ed ward Binnse.
acknowledgements Kohly.
The BIsHor then rose, and expressed the high saas-
faction he felt at the great which had
the abors Of the graduates He that they
were grateful to God for the protection and health he
had vouchsafed to them. and for the benignaut maa-
ner In which he had watched that institution
and he was equally sure that they we're grateful to
their teachers whose psnegyrc they had been that
day. (theers) Among IN S-e Who had closed their
studies there might be who would do honor the
Church who would AXE large contributions to sci
ence who would adorn the society Of which they
were members and men who would, As patriots, main
tain the dignity the heuor aud welfare OF this great
country. loud and prolonged cheering He wished
them every Happiness In their progress through life,
aud hoped that they would not for a oso sight
OF The great end which they all had Ia
The bshop followed by the clergy, then retired aud
the assembly began at To towards tho rail-
road to be ready to step into the
Thus Terminated the CONNIE nc-ment day at SC.
Johns college at which many delighted father and
mother were present We cannot conclude our report
without acknowledging the courteous attention paid
TO us BY the Rev var. Ryan, who bad provided every
nmodstiou for the representatives. OF the public
Press and are also indebted TO OF the young
eenii' mrn-Mr DAILY for his poiitepess In taking
through the college, and his kindness In the r.f-ctory
Where he took care 81 us by supplying as with the
good things under which the tables groaned.