New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

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" Design is being proposed by Mr. VIM.
Walcutt, President Of the NewYork Sketch Club,
for a monument to be placed over the nameless
grave of the young hero Samuel j. Tindale, in
Greenwood Cemetery. 1t is proposed by Mr.. a. l..
Stuart, the protector, to raise by penny subscrip
ton from all the Sabbath and other School children,
with such sums from adults as may be freely given,
the amount necessary to erect suitable monu-
ment Of pure white marble over the ashes Of this
noble boy. The Sunday School Union have pub
hshed life Of him for the Sabbath Schools, and a
gentleman is engaged in preparing a more elsbor-
ate account for the NJ. T. Sunday School Union
We hope that this design will meet with entire
success.
UNIVERSITY OF NEw.YoRK-The Literary So
cieties of New.York University hold their Annual
| Celebration on Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, at
Rev Dr. Potts's Church. The Grafton will be de-
liyered by Rev. DIR. Adams the Poem by Abra-
ham Hare, Esq.
The Alumni Association meet on Tuesday even
ing. The Grafton will be delivered by Rev. DR..
Mason.
The Annual Commencement of the University
takes place on Wednesday. The graduating class
is large. We hope osahis occasion the students
of 1850, will share something Of the full length
men" principle.
On Friday evening, at a meeting of the trustees
and faculty, Rev. George w. Bethune, d d. was
unanimously elected Chancellor of the University,
in the place Of Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen Mr.
q. C. Anthem, formerly of the College of Louisiana,
sOu OF Rev. Dr. AntnOn OF tDls CITY was CHOSEN
Professor Of Greek Language and Literature.
ST. JoHNs DAY-Today, oath June, St. Johns
Day. will be celebrated according to ancient usage
by the fraternity under the jurisdiction of SEJohns
Grand Lodge of the Free Masons of the State Of
New York. The celebration will take place at
Tarrytown. The Grafton will be delivered by
Brother Dr. Thomas AntiseI, of Benevolent Lodge
No. 1. The Anniversary of St. Johns Day will
also be celebrated at st. Johns College, FOrdham.
OUR LIBEL CAsE-We are reioicsd to find that
we are not without friends in our trbuaton in the
way of libel suits Since the last verdict against
US. We have received The following generous sub
scripton from some warm friends who 4" do good
by stealth and will doubtless d" blush to find it
fame" With this assistance we have strong hopes
of raising the amount Of the verdict during the
season; in the meantime the donation inclosed
will remain at : per cent interest in the Savings
Bank
GENTS: We nclose one cent, lawful currency,
that being one sixth of the verdict against you IN
the Supreme Court few days since. Sdpposng
YOU will have no trouble IN raising the renainng
five. sixths with such an example.
June q, 1880 Yours truly. TEN SUBSCRIBERS.
~ John H. David, the Militia fine collector, well
known by the soubriquet of OAe eyed Davy"
died on l9th inst and was buried ct Greenwood.
Before the modification OF the Militia laws Of this
State, Davy was perfect terror to all who failed
in doing duty as his perseverance in the pursl. Of
fines was astonishing.
II William Champlin, aged 20 years in the
employ Of Mr. David Porter Of S;hoharis. was
drowned while bathing in Schoharie Creek, near
this place, on Sunday afternoon last He has LEFT
mother and two brothers. who reside az TO- Sew.
enteenihs st. New.York.
TIE FREE ACADEMY-The annual examination