New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
Rutaer,. College Commencement.

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NEW BRUNsv1cE Wednesday, July =, l-l2.
The Junior Exhibition came OF last
evening. with is usual eclot. The large church
rss crowded to overlooking with the youth, beau
~ and wit Of this city and vicinity. The Young
orators doubtless did themselves great credit, but
We could hear nothing, except an incoherent SEN
tence now and then.
This is the great day here. Early this morning
the streets were filled with young ladies' on the
way to the church and making preparlt ons for
the Recommendations came pouring IN from
the country, 50 that tee place Is oil AM nation.
The harvest is ended, the farmers can spare a das,
and these with the strangers rom other parts,
quite I'll 10 The c = The deghtfu ~eatder also adds
l@st ~ tn enjoynsnt Of tine day Everything consr"s
10 enhance the pleasure O the occasion, ard = rusn
an agreeable reurou Of ihoe long separated and "ao
make the pill ima b this seat OF Leaning = rene"
m, r associations f feaoshp. Atten o'clock t7eV'u-
e. procession formed and nsrcuingto the sound ~ MI
&C. pro-reced 10 the church, where full audience
awaited them Ater being comfortably 'ea'ej tue TX
ercises were op' ned win prayer by Rev. DR. Knox.
Ire nebars II the graduating class, 70 the nun1er OF
tcyen'oen, tten Ge!Tered ihelr oraons In the ioo"
~ order;
,storv; William /. Thomson (Soneryile, J,) E1E.
nth Szutstory Cha lee Il. Winfield. Paramus y. y
BoToran Ora,i0n-Das dreams at lOuth Cornelius h.
Wells (Scno'ari". y - lns'rrm"utiHy H1Ilau " .
Schcuck, Six site Run, =. 3D. SO'nt OF lGuova'!on
AnsoD T. MUnn, Prausvilie - Ssnettiy ct Pu1t'
Deci,i.ns; Era r Mundv, lNetucnin \. j. Qualities
Essential 10 Success; Wilton Hill, (New.Bruuswcf
n > TIE Real Student; Edward 7. liz ngston JACK
son. Ohio, Incentives to kno s"dg"; Samu-l T. Apple
ton U'hsdelDbia Pa The Ba 'ompense OF Literary
Faort: John +. Talmagp, fSOner-H, y J) supremacy
of Mind James r. Hoa-l4nd, Ten Mie Run, NJ y
America and her Statesman John OrB"ln, Clarke
town " J) Nova Poem: Edward w Appleton.
| Qhl del,hq, Pa Eysum OF Twilight; j. Ford sat
ton. HIsmhurgh, J.) Is this Protestant Country
/ Robert r. Nicholas, Geneva, y ) COHservatism
| Cornelius II ,yn, divir gs;on, n. W Vale1i;torg
The Latin Saiua,ory was wei prom ]unced. Tee
Poem by Mr. De Baum we'll written aud intere-tos
10 the audiencr The speech OF Mr. Sutton wss a very
pleasant review Of Bishop Hughes move. discovery,
| hat Ibis is a Catholic country
The OrBiiops drought were good specimens OF wrt
ing aEd delivery for begiuners, and sho~ t1t the tram
ing they receive is calculated % n them for the prac
cal duies Of life The degree OF Bachelor Of Art' Wa
then CODrred upon t1eHE of the Graduating Class an1
upon other person as Honorary. That OF Master OF
| Ats given 10 HvteR young gentlemen 10 course,
and to Others Honorary ted uOuisl The DJciO
rste Of Divinity then b.st,we1 upon Rev J,'n"'
WATSON Black Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church OF
| Allegheny Cry. Pa, upon Rev. John Van Derveer, Of
Eaton Pa Rev Selah Treat, Secretary othe A'na l.
! can Buard Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
| The Degree of LID was conferred uoOn Cornelius
HaTdenbcrg ESQ, Of this city, who has long stood high
a. COuDselOr The exercises closed with the Benedlc
| ZION by Rev z K Hodges, Of ROunbroos, n. Ater
Tins the Trustees and invited guests dined together in
the Library OF .he College Tous there was pleasant
! finale 10 the exercises Of the Commencement The
usual Levee given by the President will not be mold this
evening OF the recent death OF DR.. Cannon
The exercises have been Interesting larger number
Than uGusl OF the Al-ai yro-ont and banii-stsd
s Increasing Interest in the prosperity Of the College
Under the direction OF able and liberal Truees and
administration OF Faculty second 10 none 10 efficiency
it' friends may congratulate themselves upon tieil
prospects. \ D.