The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

HARrPoRD, July Is, 1850.
Trinity College COMMENCEMENT Freshef-
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This day the usual ringing Of all the church
bells announced. at 10 o'clock A. M that tn.
faculty. corporate members, President, uader-
graduates, 6c., Of Trinity (EpscoptD College,
had taken up their line Of march from College
Hill for Christ Church, in this city. The process
sien was larger than usual The attendance at
the church was more dense than heretofore, show
ing an increased interest the part Of citizens
in the rising popularity of this college.
Yesterday aftersoon the Rev. Dr. Hawks, Of
your city, gave most brilliant address upon " Our
Countp-her Destiny and Duty" at Christ church,
before the House Of Convocadon. Every person
present was delighted with IL. lie spoke la Just
terms Of contempt Of those servants Of the people
at Washington, who talk so fppintly ofdissolving
the Union. They will lind that they will have 10
consult the wishes Of the millions Of frcemcn, from
the 81 Lawrence TO the RIO Grande, and from the
shores OF the Atlantic TO the shores OF the Pacific
The address will PROFESSIONALLY be Published.
The exhibition OF the Parthenon Society was
held on Tuesday evening, at American Hall. The
M,Iriu Bronson, Conn. Wm. II. Stodley, COM;
Samuel Sherman, Conn Lewis 5. Paddock,
Conn; Daniel +. Lovendge, Conn; Alexander
@. Cummlns. Delawarei Geo ID Sargesnt, Conn;
Giles q. Easton, New York; Francis n. Bushnell,
Conn; Geo. T. Rider. New York. The exhibi.
ton closed with colioquy, "a chapter from the
world" by j. l.. Sawyer; The Invalid" by G.
& f;d1 Tnge %sossl PPs PHIL e. At, T.
with; (" PIactcaiist," by ID. Z. Loveridge [" Ideal
ist," by NJ. Bronson; "New Theonst." by J.
l. Sawyer; " Traascrndentalist," by ). Sherman;
IIumorist," by O. ID Sergeant.
The Junior exhibition took place at Christ
Church, on Wednesday evening". The exercises
were Voluntary on the organ. Prayer. Latln
Sslutatoiy, with English oratisa; Ho0sric
Controversy, Alexander g. Cummins. Smyrna,
Del; 2. The Satirisi, J. Day Ferguson. Stamford
Music. 3. Chsttcrton, John Brsinsrd, Hartford
Socialism, George ID. Sargent, Norwich Ma
sic. O. The Age Of Leo X, Chas Edward Terry,
Hartford. The Drama, DanusG. Crosby, New
York. Music. 2. Belissrius, Geo. A. Hickox,
Washington. 8. The Greek idea OF Immortality,
Chas. J. Hosdby, Hartford. Music.
The graduating class exercises took place this
noon, At Christ's Church, and we're as foliowss-
\. Latin salntstory, with ora'ion- Payaafes
CrIgspe,-D-niel Loveridge, New Preston.
q The Anglo Ssron-Thomss Murdoch Brown,
Brooklyn.
8 symbols Of Miud-HOward shrver, cumber.
Mus,c-CbOus from the Orstorio Of the /" Cres-
hiioo, by Haydn.
Wordsworth William Harrison Studl,y,
Bridegroom.
The Divine RICH, Of Poetry-Edward Star
buck Worth, Boston, Mas.
8 Enihusiasm - Charles j Graves, Rutland,
Vermont
Music-- Chorus from the ofa,ono Of " st. Paul"
I
\. Poen,-George Thomas Rider, Csnssota,
New York
8 Representative Cities - Samuel Sherman,
Brook6eld
Q The Crsssdes-John N Marvin. Bridgeport.
Music--Solo, by GregiieImi-" Gfatias Agnus
hbi proptcr magnam Glonzm ruam
10. lndivduslisrn-Lewis Sloat Paddock, Chs
shire.
n The American Three Days Of Joly-John
Hawley Stotsenburg, Wilmington. DeIaw1rs
IL Success, valedictoU-John Taylor Hunting
ton, Bridgeport.
Music--Solo and chorus from the oratorio ~ the
"Seven Sleep~n"-Dr Loewo.
! Degree of Bachelor of Arts conferred upoo Thos
Murdock Brown, Frsacis Henry Bushnell, I.-~is
/ Crneer Has~ll, John Tor Huntington. Charles
Emrnet Graves. D-uiel Edward Tsovrndge, John
! Nathaniel Marvin, Lewis Slo-t P>ddock, a. ,rcf
| Eher Peters, Ceurpe Thomss Rider, John l. Saw
| yer, Reginald Hetef Scovell, samuel Sherm IN.
| Howard shfiver, John liawiey Stofsenburg, VII
ham Harrison Siudiey, Edward Sts'buct Worth
The Mseter's Grafton wac deliverea BY Mr..
/ Samuel n,rsdioi, ~ Trinity College.
Chorus from the Ofaiono 81 the " Mes
sab" by Handel.
| begrrs % Master Of Arts ccrfaTr-si n course uon