New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
CoIuMnM COLLEGE. General Tes-


timonials to the scholar Of best general standing IN
each class, were awarded at the commencement oi
Columbia College on Wednesday, to John De Ruy-
ter. Jr.. head of the Senior Class John A. Kenro-
,har, head Of the Sophomore Henry A. Taller,
lead Of the Junior r. and Marvin X. Vincent, head
Of the Freshman In the Senior Class, Special Tes-
t.rorjals were AWARDED in the following order
James De Koven-Tirs, testimonial in Evidence of
Christian Religion, Irst IN Theoretical Mechanics.
second IN Greek.
j Walter Wood-First in Latin, second IN Pohti-
cal Economy. second m Practical Mechanics. second
IN Ply slcal Astronomy.
John Ii. ALthon-Flrst Ia Greek, FIRST IN Political
Economy.
VIM. T. Cornell-second in Latin. second IN The
Ore,cal Mechanics second IN Integral Calculus AMI
the Calculus OF Variation.
Jno. G. McNary-Frsi IN Physical Astronomy.
Stewart II BrOwn-TrSt in Integral Calculus, &c.
VIM e.. Ward-First in Practical Mechanics.
VIM. II. Draper-Second in Eviience Of Christian
Religion.
In the Junior Glass the awards were
Eus;ace Trenor- First IN Latin, first IN Theoret
cal Astronomy, second in History, second in Miner
alOey and Geology.
Washington r. Nichons-fnst IN History, hrsl IN
Greek second IN Astronomical instruments AMI
Problems.
Richard H. Tucker-First in English Conposition,
first in Chemistry applied TO Arts
Robert Ray-Second in Greek, second IN Chemls-
Try applied to Arts, second in Theoretical Astronomy
Jas. r. smedberg-First in Mnerology and Ge-
Oiogy
saml. l.. Mnchell-Fist in Astronomical Instru-
ments and Problems.
Jas. TrenOr-SecCnd In Latin.
J. w. Francis. Jr.-SecOnc IN English Composition.
In the Sophomore class the awards were
VIM. Emerson, Jr.-First in Greek. first in Ply
sizes, second in English Composition second III Gram
mar.
Astronomy and Surveying second IN PhySic.
VIM. G. Farrngton-First III Latin, hrst IN Gram
Jos. S. Dodge, Jr.-First IN Chemistry, second In
Practical Astronomy and Surveying
w. Irving T1bbetts-Second In History, second IN
Chemistry.
Albert " Hale-First in Geometry and Perspec-
tive
C.V A. Andcrson-First in English Composition:
T McCarty-SCcond IN Descriptive Geometry and
Perspective.
w Irving Clark-Second in Greek
Ahm S. Jackson-SecOn IN Latin.
In the Freshmen class the awards were
Brockholst Cutiing-FIrst in Ancient Geography,
first in Geometry
Jas L. Meniam-First in Greek and Latin Exer-
ciSes, first IN PLAN Trlgonometry.
Stewart L. Woodford First III Latin, first in Eng
lish Composition.
EliaSJ MarSh-Flrst IN Grammar, second IN GreeK
and Latin Exercises.
Edward Klrkland-First III Greek
LaUrens Uamilton-Sccond in Ancient Geography,
second IN Geometry.
Chas L. Morgan-Frsi in Archaeology.
Jas g. Parker Jr-SecOnd in plain Trigonomeiry.
Henry G.. Maryln--SecOnd In Latin.
Orlando H. Morris Second IN Archaeology.
{ Pomeroy-Sccond in German.
Gardner Thompson-Second in Greek.
Chas. y. Cromwell-Second in English Compost
lion
EMIGRATION FOR JULY.-The following
table exhibits the number Of emgrants landed IN
tins City during the past month. The whole number
Of vessels which have arrived during that time, is
1876. number Of vessels also arrived from other
foreign ports, but as they brought very small num-
Der Of passengers, no account was made OF them.
The emigratlon for July shows am increase OF 6O3j