The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05
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UNION COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
The Anniversaries The Literary Societies connected
with Union Coleg will lc celebrated at Schenectady
the 18th 10th, 27th and 18th Of the present mouth
ON Sunday the 18th 81 half past seven o'cu,k p 81
Rev John Newman. If Foultney. Vt, VIII deliver al
Address before the Theological society On Monday the
Goth at half past o'clock PM. John y. In Forge
Esq, Of Milford, Penn. will address tie senate On
Tuesday the eth. Ut ipur O'Clock H. NJ. fev. BENZ n
Martin, Of Albany. wis doyer Grafton and Rev.
the Phi Beta Kappa Society. on Tuesday tho = III at
haliiast O'Clock Rev. Henry Giles Of Bucks
port Ne wl deliver an cation and palh nsnlam ih
Literary Societies
UNIVERSITY or FENYsyLvASIA
The Philadelphia B,Yeiin Of The ID inst avs Tho
annual Commence mon u The Univ erty Of Pennsyva
mia for comforting degrees in arts held day
at the Musical Fund Han. The procession formed.
and moved from the college al 10 O'Clock. The gosious
weather that prevailed attributed TO draw largo AMI
brilliant audience 70 witness the exercises which were
interspertcd with the n music, under the direction OF
Professor Cross. The exhibition ii the most in
icr.tns and credsbe ever given by this venerable ns
tuition
feature Of the Commcnccm this year was the
graduation Of large number OF students The law de-
patmeni lately esiabli .hoi in the university
After prayer and other intiatory exercises the gra-
duating class represented by their orators claimed the
attention Of The aud nee, in the following order =
Greek salutatory oiaticn-Jchn r. Carpenter.
nc Noble Amy Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \ Lee.
The BENEFITS OF scientific Investigation--M Iuizinge
Me'schert.
Pleasures and Penalties Of sciencc-Richard J. Dun.
alison. -
B0rciav.
On what depends the pernanency Of our National In.
sttutions-S Wylie Mitchell
Garrjck-Brnton Coke
Providence In IIistory-Ceorge Patton
"Reminiscences Of the past--Rchard Ludlow
The degree of Bachelor Of Arts then conferred on
the following members q the senior class :-srorris
Asch VIM. X. Barclay, Wm. 4. Bidlle, Jno T. Carpen-
ter, Dorsey Cox, Bfnton Coke. Henry A. Duhripc H. j
Dunglison Alfred Ewyn, q. III. Hutchinson REM Lee
Benon Lockwood Richard Ludlow, NJ. H. Mosschert s.
y Wyhc Mitchell. Isaac Norris, Jr; Geo Patten j. O.
hcs.bgarteD, q n. Taggart VIM. L. Wells. Geo g. West
The de2iee OF master Ct Arts vas conferred on the fol-
lowing graduates OF three years standing james Ap.
riey, James Darach Nj. D.; Laminot Du Point, VIM j
neitus u r. Fisher, Jos Fleming Rev George Hand,
Nc. VIM. liuckcl Hartman Kuhn, VIM. NJ Lamb, w
III. McFadden, MD; W. Mcleod, MD; y H. McMulen
christopher Mage Us. Newlin d. w. Richarie Rev a.
w schctde ). : sclcts D.; VIM. VI ralgart
The degree Of Doctor Of Medicine was conferred on
" Villain Appley, Pennsy yana; William a. Colt, New
Alabama.
The degree of bachelor ~ Laws conferred on Thos
Iaoh JONES u. Beers john y. Bleieht John Brinton
John lroadhead, Arthur NJ burton John Clayton, Thos
y. Diehl q. z. Dillingham; O. Morgan Eliridgc. Asa r
ljsb. John u. Gcst 4 W liirgins Edward iIopnnr VIM
y. AieAdam, Wm j. Mctlroy Christopher Nagce q
Mallory, II; Jos y Marcer Nj. y. Mchcson orge G
Norris y 5. Nowlin $. O. Perkins John Porat VIM A
Ihtcr Thomas VI. specimen, Thldleug Tobias, John
Iylf dr} Charles VI Wagner, David W,.h.ly, Alex
ar frf Wilson.
Tie honorary degree Of Doctor 81 LAVE waa conf rred
upon Professor papiei khkwocds y: Nesak Del