New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
New Haven Matters.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
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heat OF August. The weather OF the pas; week seems
to have been male on pCrPoS, to approve Of the
change.
The Poem OF ALTRED STREET WAS on the char
acter of the New. Eagland Pilgrims | was sorry
tina, another meeting pa, i. out OF my power 10 hear
It. 1t generally well spoken Of by those who heard
It. Ar. Streets fame Poet however, Is esiao-
hshed on pretty sure foundation.
MAX MaRErzEx's Grand Concert WAS gwen IN
Brewster's Hall. on "Wednesday evening and was
very well attended. Miss VIRGINIA WHIrINs was
the favorIte OF the evening young lady, named on
the bill >iyRouns E. CozzoNI, made her debut upon
this occasion. She va, evidently laborng under the
e1citem ent OF frs; appearance, bu; her friends raj
lied her with encore, which she greeted with
repeated braves. >lgnora VIgrrg. with LoRiSI,
BsSEvEsrANo and CoLErrI, made up the remaining
vocaiIzauon. The instrumental was OF course by
the orchestra Of the Italian Opera. and was heartily
app,auded. particularly Marstzek's Tip-T0p Polka
The orchestra gave several serenades during Wei
nesday night
The grea, day for the graduating class was Thurs
day The center church Or. Bacon's. which, by the
way, IN DR. BIS absence, is under the care Of Rev.
II \. Egglesion. talented young preacher. who
graduated at ale, IL 1870 had its galleries crowded
with the beauty and fashion of NewlIsyen and vcini-
tv and the female friends OF the candidates for honors
from other cities and States. long procession OF
the College DgnitarieS and Alumni moved from the
the church, nobody but ladies being permitted to en-
ter TIL after those in the procession were seated.
The music was by the orchestra Of the Italian OPP
era, which was very good, though some complained
that the pieces too Pokalsh FOX the SOlemny
a New England Commencement complaints were
also made abou. their no; being punciual TO time
noticed that the afternoon exercises opened without
any music
The morning exercises embraced some sixteen ora
tons ard dissertations. The Salutatory IN Latin
well spoken by A. r. Little of Newport,
Indeed, the speaking throughout was excellent, walch
speaks well Tor the attention of Prof Laraed - h,
students III his particular department.
The afternoon performances brought ten Young
speakers the stand with hve or SIX pieces OF mu
sic The Philosophical Grafton. by K. {. Champion,
Of Farmington, q. Chaucer and ms Age" oN IL
w Btlnsmade, of Troy " The Four MOnarchies, by
W De Forest Nance, OF New-Nork City. aud the
dissertation OF Henry ii. JeSSup son OF Judge Jessup,
OF MOntrOse Pa. pleased me most, and believe
were generally well spoken OF. Indeed, among 80
many speakers II is difficult to discriminate with iar.
ness. The French Grafton. by r {. Stiles. showed
great perfection IN the study of that language
At the conclusion Of the exercises. about O'Clock,
the President conferred the degree OF b A. upon "
young gentlemen. The degree of VI. \. was con
ferIed upon 2s young gentlemen, graduates OF me
College. mostly of the class of 1915 The degree
of Ii. h. was conferred upon : young gentlemen
Who had gone throueh the course IN the Law school
and The oegrec OF VI. ID. on ~ students OF the Med-
cal Department The honorary degree OF VI. 4 was
conferred on icw gentlemen, among whom notice
Thomas K Walker, Esq. OF Utica. No ID. ID nor
Ii. d was conferred on TINS occasion. Yale II
chaTy OF ~ honors.
Among the strangers Of distinction present. / no.
t.ced Hon. julius Rockwell, of Mass. Hon. John
\ Rockwell, OF Conn. Rev. John PlerPont Re
corder Tailmadge, Hon. MI seymour. Of Troy, and
ms Excelency. Gov. Seymour, OF Connecticut, VINO
aitenced Trinity Commencement in Hartford. IN the
morning. and ale. IN New Haven, IN the afternoon
President Woosey gave ms usual Levec IN the
evening with al improvement. pom this occasion
"a .aree number of the ladies' OF New-Hayen, 80 pre-
eminent IN mental as well - IN other accomplish
menS lent their charms To the interest ot the scene
There were several class Suppers gwen the evening
before commencement. The class Of 1878 had
splendid sunpcr 1T the Tontne. The class OF 1911
met at Hon Senator Baldwln'S DO not wish 10 say
to any OF your readers that our oylal Recorder l.
OLD. but the College Record says he was graduated
m Yale in l-lI-forty years ago Well, that class
had meeting and talked old Freshman fun and trolc
over again. Among the members of that class are
Hon Roger ;. Baldwin, of New-Hayen Prot Elmer
son. Of Andover, Judge Bennett. of Vermont, Henry
I. Flagg, of New Haven. Frank Granger. OF New
York, sidney T. Morse, of the Neu- York Obssrrr,
Hon. ;. $. Phelps. Senator from Vermont. Judge
Strong and Recorder Tallmadge. OF Newly DIRK.
Most OF the above gentlemen, though not all, were
present, and had pleasant night OF II
The elias, Of ioil had their decennlal meeting on
Wednt ,day evening. and paItOok Of AZ excellent
supner a. I,es's NeW-Hayen Hotel. | shall, with
your ferml>> on, devote bret eiier 10 That occasion
by itself
NeW-Hayen Is very much improved since my last
VISIT 20 i year ago. rs increase IN population
too la, been very rapid for the few years past Mr.
J. II Benham has published "a very correct directory
of the city Tor the present year From Il see that
the city proper contains population of 2O3il. and
the town OF New-Ilayen has a population OF 22,529
a gain since $40 of : l39. The number Oi dwelling,
ln the city j. 26gs, and Of families 1892. remark
able fact for New Haven, where, lew years since,
an freshman would have attracted the curious 10 "A
show Is that there 1922 foreign born inhabitants
In Nrw-Hayen. II whom 1885 are IRISH English
only Boo German, 263 Scotch, us French, Is
There axe N Nc.-iayeA, J0l Blacks, lGi MuiaitOes,
and Indians
There are two hotels Of the hrst-class The New
Haven Hotel IS new and Just opened THIS year BY
GEORGE Tvs But the old TOntne has It's strong
attractions Il has been entirely renovated, and
looks ~ # n was entirely new. ;. W ALLls -ul
presides oger II, and his assistant. W. i RAYMOND,
is most Oolgng and attentive To all the VISITORS Inc
Touune Of the pleasante>t stopping places IN
the country,
The chuTches are Of course, numerous, commo-
diouS and have able pastors. There are Tour Lpls-
copal Churches, eight Congregational, lour Memo.
dist two BAPTIST one Unlyersalist one Catholic and
one Jewish. The Catholic Church has three Priests,
Rev EpnARD O'BRIAS, With Rev. JONI SHERIDAN
and Rev. BERNARD TEEy.s as Assistants. me mum
Der Of Catholics Is row about 1000 \ ne" Iatho-
DC Church D, 10 De built Immediately Ia acconiho-
date the increase
sl2-2Ogll Among the articles taxed, notice 2915
time pieces 9Oi carriages pianos ana 0lhtr ihusl-
cal instruments. $50 household furniture and DINER
articles 524,20l
Among the arrests III the Police Report, are two
for breaking windows and TWO Tor ringing dOOrDelis
Is for visiting houses OF llfame, and three for keep
ing such ~ for drunkenness IS for prostitution
and two for murder, while l2 wanderers were ac-
commOdated with lodgings.
The expenses Of the Watch ,Pollce) for the past
wear are g3s. Salary Of the Mayor s2Oo per year
pn,,I.,,cn "a, tho state . 3-0s23
49, ~ families ..-.- 734I2
IL, e.. - 80 SOB
- - 22.576
Industrial establishments lover $500 yearly 800
And now here. on Saturday night, ain az FdI-
field ENJOYING the quiet OF Monnots Marine PAVILION
and the hospitality OF your old friend CkAN'foN.
coe,. acres and there Is room and comfort FOR more
Walking the long piazza and shady paths OF this
lovely place san one 50 bright ,id osrg' ino
pa,,d,Se know not whence she came nor when
She VIII depart but here she - Her smile : IKE
oneuing Morn her voice ike music from happier
World her eye fountain Of liquid .sFe hef Io,h
nracef,l Is svlph her foOistep .!ght a. IN asr-.