New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK UNIVERSITY
yyIItb Annual commandments.

The SeycIIceuLu Auiiuct OOAA4CAcOASAs Va wiz
diversity, was celebrated yesterday at the Aston
..,s f,pera House. The edi6ce was densely pack
a tpm parquette to ceiling, by the beauty and
,,hion oftbe city, aud others dra.a thither by the
,.aomsry attractions Of the occasion.
asa. N. the Council, Chancellor, Faculties and
.,a.ots assembled at the University, and marched
urOcession to the Opera.House about 10. Read
!, the Scriptures and Prayer by the Chancellor,
I'd. THEODORE FRyLIScHUYsES, opened the ex-
.rses Of the day--which were concluded about
Il N, occupying some four hours.
Ss Addresses, 0rations and Poem werethen
ssY,red according to the following programme,by
ss Young gentlemen whose names are thereto at
,ched, Wis
Lain ssluiatory Address.......John Young,
Nsw-York City.
Eusl,h salutaiory Address
With Orstion-Poesry OF the Francis ~ L,9rlskie,
ra S'sSlli,v or Truth The Sc David NJ. Miller,
ssdis OF The Scholar } ELzabslhtown, NJ.
Philosophical OratiOn-The George :. Mott,
mi :, Of Pisu in Nature, ) Morissania, NY.
psem-The Immortality OF Wm. II. Garter,
Lave Brooklyn, LII
o,s,enn-The Ideal FsIlacious Robert r Cute,
NewYork City.
Observation-Disclosures Juds- Charles Stafford,
meut of Great Men, ew-fork CITY.
Oston--Womsn, her Sphere Il. II. CoIneh ". c,.-
Aoe M Psres use Benlsm V. Abbott
Dsssra ioo--.Unemployed Isaac Hsadrieks.
oniian-The Indian no Slave EIss L. BOlng
New York City.
IL 0alon-United staes OF the I @. NJ. 8. Blauyelt
| World. Lsmington, NJ.
LIS Orelion-C Samuel II. z. Meigs,
Csyon.
A orsiicp-Amerca the Battle Robert Lowry,
ground for Religion New-York City.
Il Orsiion-scieniihc Recrea-)
DRESS honkers' NJ.
Many Of these productions were creditable alike
% student and instructor, exhibiting careful
ssinipg and a considerable degree OF originali
". Taken az a whole, the performances OF the
DIV were well calculated to add to the just fame OF
tie University. number Of the candidates were
csnpimented by showers of bouquets from the
audience and a variety of passing incidents inn
parted fresh interest to the proceedings. The
Orchestra Of the Opera House executed several OF
be gems from favorite Operas and the interest
d the assemblege was sustained undated to the
sDie.
The preliminary exercises having been concud-
Cd the Degree of Bachelor Of Arts was then con-
tsred by the Chancellor on the following members
dihs GRADUATING CLASS or 1850;
Bsj " Abbott 8 H.. p Meigs,
kiehsrd 5. Amerman, David N; Miller,
Henry H. Baird, George 5. hou,
u. s. BsuyelL w. e. Nicoil
ENss L. BONG Aaron 3 PETERS,
Chsies A. Badd Nicholas 8 Rogers,
William X. Carter, Charles Sanford,
Robert y. Clule. James Smith,
n Cornell IT. John X VanderVeer
Fzues Ferris. Charles Waters,
9 Gnswold Gray, James c. Watson,
Robstl Hslsted. Oliver Wetmore, Jr.
huc Hendricks William NJ WlletL Jr.
tssc l. Kip, John Young,
Robert Lowry, Francis ". Zabriskie,
John l.. Zabriskie-Sl.
The Deeree of MASTER OF ARTS was suisse
gently conferred on the same ndividaals--together
r,h the following;
Robert c. Chandler, James n. Plat
George T. Davenport Wright Post
William II. lockwood, James Uzlow,
fcwud Peet John q Vose,
~ssou Phraner SAN Lockwood
wLsw,cp Carter Frederick @ lie Roy
hsDegree of Doctor OF MEDICINE was con-
sued upon the following members OF the Senior
asain the Medical Department the University
-sz:
sdiey Y BAbcock, South Caroilns.
snes n Stanton, Norih CsroIns.
ogden Doremus, New-York
faeHOnOrary Degree of n. d. was then confer
wcnthe following gentlemen:
tssssuish G. Donnan--coxssckie, Greene Co. NY
W. Hamiioa-Hsrpsrs6eid, Delaware Co. N. Y.
iae commencement exercises being concluded,
sSeaedictson was pronounced by Rev DR.. YER
''lft, and the assemblage dispersed.