New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
CITY ITEMS.

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER STEANER.-Ihe
steam propeller City of Pittsburgh viii be launched
from the ward OF Messrs Pernne. Patterson stack.
Of Wilhamsburgh. Oh Saturday June 2lsi, AT 81 PM
This steamer is owned by the Pennsylvania steam
ship Company. Mcs,r, Richardson, Watson Co.
AGENTS and Is designed for the Philadelphia and Lv-
crpool Line Is to be commanded by Capt. WIN. {.
Statesbreng: Mr. Mnthom Thompson, Engineer
and is Of the following dimensions 2j5 feet long 10
feet beam and e feet deep, and Is $3.50 unS govern
ment or 3Oo0 tuns carpenters measurement sne is
built of live oak. white oak locust and cedar, tne
frame being covei together iron diagonal oraced
throughout. and extra fastened and D, undoubtedly
one of Tie strongest and best fastened hulls ever bum
I'M lhs country. and VIII be "a good specimen OF na-
val architecture for our Philadelphia Ship builders ID
examine The worh has been done under the super
attendance of Mr.. +. Mills and Is alike credilaoe To
himself and the builders We understand That lhi'
steamer 10 run IN connection with the Cityo GlAs-
gov the City Of Philadelphia, ana the Cry OF Man
chester and that tins line viii be completed ana I'D
operation during The next month The engines are 10
be great power and superior workmanship anu are
10 be built by the West Point Works from drawings
by Chas Copeland. Esq
NARROW EscAPE-A young German, IT,
siding in Thrd-ay.. and employed on the buildings
now beng erected leo and lo2 Bayari-st on Weines-
cav afternoon fell from The third story through the
beams. INTO the cellar. lie was carried INTO NE
drugstore at the corner OF Bayard and Orange SIS,
in a >enSeless condition. After restoraiNes being
administered. he came 70 ms senses IN about j.
minutes. and walked home only complaining Of a
little injury in the back.
UNoN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-I he
fourteenth aualycr>4v of tins institution Was celc-
braied on "Wednesday evening az the Mecer-st Pres
b,ter,au Church. Rev Dr. skinner presiding oyerihe
exercises The audience greatly TO our surprise was
very small Considering the relations OF yne semi
nary 10 one of the most powerful religious denom-
nations IN the CITY. expected ihronged mousse
and therefore went 40 an early hour but there was
no lack OF eligible seats The graduating class con-
sisted OF nineteen wong men. seven Of whom del'-
cred addresses as follows
Christ. d Model Preacher.-EPH-R WmEAKER'
HUtcC'on, \ =
Who Is my Brother '-josEQA no" ELL' = iiI e-iio-'
The Aggressive Pos,er Of Christianity. Louis p
t1Ci 4 and Cilsanity THERON H. HAWKE
Buckiand Mass. %
ne Preacher. q Man Of Science.-AARoN. l.
NoIfT. NCn0ham. y. J 80
The -Four Stages in the internal Development 'l
Tuth-EpWARDF Ross. Pleasant Valley, y
Mot,cs 20 FaiihnneSs IN the Ministry Ri
CoRwIN. NeWbuIgn, y
Irtersrer>ed with these exercises was eAceiieAl
music by thc HAYDN Society, composed 81 students
4 Of The seminary. under the lead OF E Howe Jr'
The Address 20 the Graduating Class MAS deA'efe'
/ by Rev Dr. skinner.
/ cp,nr,-fNa CI,ss-Nlliam = Barker, Dame
/ Bond. Edgar " Claik, Eli CoTvm. Lewis 0AA -
Admatha Grout Thomas ; Hastings, n Tyoii. -
Hawkes., LOUIS p Ledoux, A Lazy; :. Wa" T1IsoS
ptS, Ia,neS sinclair Joseph W Suphen, L.
! Walseo 9th, Epher Whitaker, Aaron t. "oue'