New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

rOstF s 10 ccssaTily diminished In the upper part
of the Cit, where there are street washers, it is
sqiandered, wlile The more filthy parts, where it
is most cquired, are neglected. PUBLIco.
ASSAULT WITH KNIFE.-A man, NAM
ed William Wilson, was arrested between the
hours Of twelve and one o'clock yesterday morn
ing, in Orange ST., charged with assaulting James
Reid who was seriously cut in the face with
butcher knife. The injured man was conveyed 10
the New-York Hospital. Wilson was committed
by Justice Osborn, for examination.
FIRE.- The alarm of fire at IL o'clock
last night was caused by the burning Of q few bags
in the basement Of Estys coffee mandatory. No.
Of Murray st.
DEAF AND DUMB GRADUATEs.-Wefi find
in The Commercial Adrertiser the following list
OF graduates who, on Wednesday, received the
diploma Of the Institution for the Instruction of
the Deafand Dumb, they having pursued the full
course Of seven wears study:
DaLiel Bogenkamp, OF Haverstraw; Edward Hatch of
New York City; jam, w. Clsrk,on, of Ran ssy, New
Jersey; Matthew Clark OF h4looe Franklin CO.. Adel.
MAJ Cruss, Of Cherry Valley, Ouego Co.; George NJ.
Auaole, Clinton Co; William Gilbert, of Avon, Liz.
Dg.tor Co; Oziss GetrnaD, Of Ephrstah Fulton Co;
Zenas GafrshranGt OF Havana. Chemung Co John
Gsge, Of Chicago, liDos William l.. Breg, OF Cohoc-
ton, Suuben Co George ~. Jobes, of Lloyd Ulster
ca; joseph DeuA'i Cf New York City; Zacnarah Nc
Coy, of Oswego; John Med Juslj OF Gray's Creek,
Washington Co; James f. NJ Coffin, Of Charleston,
South Carolina; Henry c. Rider, Of Caroga, Full.
ton, CO.. Moses Smith, Of Ba lston Saratoga CO.
Charles NJ Parker, OF Sandl4ke Rensselaer, Co; Ahira
INat~N Ir.A -.
Wilkins, of BrOoklyD, Kings Co; co -nelia Anier-
son, Of Nex.fork City Lydia 4. BAilJu. Of Prov.
ideuce, Saratoga Co; sally Bower Of North Ian.
sing Tompkins Co; Maria L. B lSer, do; Cstnarine
Blauvel', of Caik,toVn, Rcckiand CO.. Mary Ctser,
Of Dexter, Jefersun Co Helen A. Chandler OF Msxico,
O.wego Co; Margaret A. D1b)'e, OF Msmuoneck,
jefferson Co; Lucinda T.. Hils Of Fablus Oaoneaga
Co; MaTyede Hunt, Of Nassau, Rensselaer, Coz Helen
Hunter, OF Canandaigua Ontario Co Eleanor Lang
ld. Of NIL NJ. Franklin Coz Phu,be Overtou, OF Co
Co.; Sarah A. Psdmore of Kees vile, do Jane A. Ro.
meyn Of Glenville schenectady Co Aon f. SharoL of
New York City Mary TOles, of Arkwngnt, Chautauque
Co.
Total females. ............................l9
males. ...............................5
Total graduates Of both sexes.....-............i2
Honorary certificates were also granted to the
following pupils of five years standing:
MaLs-Dayd Wilson, Francis C. HArtwlck John
Ryan, J-ques S williamson, Edwin Southwick, Macon
u. Chamberlayne, WIN. ). Works, Oven w Evans,
VIM Iius VIM w Miles Simeon r Garlock Hubbard
w Ross, ChsuDcey Ketctam, Andres Paterson, uar.
rison Fitch, Charles Ferris. Robert Mccormack Ma
tbanel Barry, Austin ~ Wilder, sylyanus B. Smith,
Geore pc w Graham
F,'ales-Louss Ann Warts Mary Jane Mallinsou,
Margaret NJ. Bower Frances Barnes, Elizabeth Van
Zsbdt Charlotte L. Bradford, Anna Maria Perry. Ellen
NJ Tompkins, Zerueh D Wilder, Cathsrine B. Wilson,
Fanny Brady, Susan Dodge.
FoRDHAM COLLEGE CoMMENCEMENT.-
The Annual Commence msnt of Saint Johns Col
lege, at Ferdham, took place as announced, yes
terday. The proceedings commenced by the de-
liverarce of two discouIses of merit, the first on
the subject, ." Is Polished Society always a Civ
ilized one 2" delivered by o. X. Moony. The
next was on The Fine Arts in the Fifteenth
Century" by John f. Mcmahon, followed by a
yaledictory address from Stephen J. Brady. The
three speakers were chosen from The graduates
about to receive degrees Of A. b.. and in the style
of their several compositions aud method of de-
livery great credit must be reflected upon the Ia.
sttution.
Mir. Meagher not having arrived according to
the expectations Of all present. tgreat numbers
having hocked to Fordham for the express pur-
pose of hearing him. Rev. John Lukin, Pres-
dent of the College, addressed the graduates as
follows:
GENTLEMEN: The hcnors Of this institution
about to be conferred upon you-those hon
oIs which, for So many years, with aslng ap-
plchtiOn, you have been preparing yourselves FOR.
We trust that that z-l with which you have
prepared Yourselves 10 merit these hOnOrs is
but guarantee of thar extended zeal and greater
honor which you viii display IN after life, So TO
prove to your iellO~-citZtus, and % the world,
that the chief and true idea of academica hOnJrs
~ to ft YOU for important duties IN society
for these hOnors are the rccOmper OF intellectual
and moral worth and all over the Union, wherever
these Institutions existed, they were founded for
the purpose Of raisng the intellectual standard Of
potion of society ~ a certain sphere which
might serve a. a beacon TO show the way 20 labor
in the path of vlrtIe-that line Of honor where
everything is great and noble. These the
idt as which " Ould impress upon YOU and with
these principles fixed upon your minds, YOU
cannot avoid being on the night side. trust
your future career will be credJabe TO yourselves
| and 10 the institution.
He 1.-THE Pfrsidentl appeared be fore the audience
under veTv unidvUrablr circums tances. lie expect
Cd according To- the announcement, that the gradu-
ats aid WIS., toIs would be addTessedby thatemment
patriot who had 50 lately hen refuge ia this land
Of liberty, Thomas Francis hleagher. rne men
| tiun of Air. MtagheTs name was received with ap-
! pIuuse.l He had just received information that
! Mr.. Mcagher was detained by illness. Early IN
tie day he heard Iumor to this effect but not
having received any notice from that gentleman,
he sull INDUCED III the hope of seeing HIM until
( tie report was confirmed. No doubt the au-
/ jierce and lsrge nuInDer Of visitors he had
the satisfaction 10 see before him had with
the greatest delight anticipated his arrival
and it WIS with no small degree Of infinite
/ pleasure he himself bad looked forward 70
I the event, and the opportunity of hearing the
| yrire of one " no had bt n educated an lnstl-
tution of TIER Society n the old country Mr.
! Mchgher was educated in the College OF Con-
| gowes, in Ireland. 1t would therefore, have
been Tor them proud exultation too, to hear one
who had drawn upon bin, by his extraordinary
vici-situdes in lie and abilities, the eyes Of the
universe. In his absence, no Vever they had one
! cousolat on they cOuld confer upon him title
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