New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12


| with PRAYER BY Rev. Dr. Potts, after which about
sir'y young students having taken the oaihs, were
| piesenied with tstir diplomas Of Doctor OF Medi-
cine. Dr. 4. II. Stevens then delivered an aDpro-
pirate address, in which he spoke OF the dignity of
the profession they had chosen and the duties they
tad to perform to preserve that dignity. His re-
marks were listened 10 with much attention. The
following the names of those who received d.
| plomas:
John Barker, Conn l. Bayles, N. Y; s. Bur
dett. N Y; Cas-. Conn. ) Chandler, N. j.,
! V. Ciarkson, \ Y. DAVIS, N. Y. Dodd, N. J.;
D. Dodge, N Y; E. Elliott, Conn; E. Elhng,
| n. Y, P. Fluce, XIV p. B Fosgs, Bermuda; @.
Gates, NY p, B; G%Odsnoqso' \ j. Hn;sI,
Hecker, Ky NJ. Holion, n. Y; NJ. Hunt, N J.;
1 Hill, Mas D, Kelly. Ny R. King; NY,
c. LIVINGSTON, \ Y L LOOMS VI F:asAllis-
B. MUshsn. n y T. Merit, N Y; L. Miller,
N. Y. =. Nichols n. j.; S. Nichool, n Y; l..
Oakley, \. Y Olmsiead Conn H. Horton,
N. j. 5. Pension. Bermuda G Perkins, n. Y s.
PeiIson, n Y. T. Pratt, Conn. Riley, n J..
d. Robertson, Y. n. sayre, n. Y; Il. shaw
Ms b. sl'vers, N. Y. d. smith, and C: Smith,
Thomas: n J. II Trunbull. Conn.,, N. Van Da-
ser. n. Y. Z yermilye. n Y; l. Wells, Conn.
E. We,t, n Y. and T Wheeler, Conn
MIR. Stevens assures the public that
be will publish his promised letter upon the
Astor. place Riots, wherein he is expected to make
some new and very interesting developments That
the whole truth about that diseraceful and melan-
choy affair has never been told, verybody is salts
fed VIII lit be forthcoming now
We have before us the First Gaia
lceue of the Fifty-ffth New-York Trade Sale o
Books. Stereotype Plates Stationery, Writing Pa
pers Steel and Copper EngTavings, &C., to be sold
at Auction by Bangs, Brother g. Co. at No ID Park
row, commencing with the Stationery on Wednes
day. 18th, and with Books on Monday, 22d inst. The
Catalogue covers 1854 pages, and details invoices
from about 200 firms embracing gre ater variety o
works than were before offered to the trade at one
sale. Bibopolists arriving in town already and
before the close of next week we shall have per
feet army OF them gathered from all parts OF the
Union to this their semi. annual congregation.
Adrian II. Muller advertises for next
Tuesday sale of l,O25 lots of land between Fourth
and Seventh avs, and sx,y-third and seventy-thrd-
SITS. This will be fine chance to secure eligible
building lots.
-" Revue Litteraire Francalse " is the
title OF new weekly journal handsomely printed In
French and English, and designed to aid Americans
in acquiring the French Language. Orchard &
Mouton, No. 6s5 Broadway
I'VE understand that the Hudson Is
nearly clear Of ice as far as Poughkeepsie. One OF
the NewbuIgh boats advertised for her first trip
last night
Capt. West, of the Atlantic, has been
down East to pay his respects to bis distinguished
friend, Mrs. Jenny Lind Goldsmith
The commencement exercises Of the
New.York Medical College will take to-day at II
O'Clock P. M. Degrees will be conferred, and an
Grafton will be delivered by Prof Doremus.
We learn by telegraph that the Steam
ship Southerner did net leave Charleston until
yesterday Thursday morning.
The List of Letters heretofore pub
lshsd on Saturdays, will be advertised to-day, aad
henceforward every Friday.
Schools and teachers please to see
U. S. School Agency outside.
The answer of Mr.. O'Con0r to the do
nors who presented him the silver pitcher as testl'
monial of their high regard for his defense Of Mrs
Sinclair, is given below
NRw-YoRK, Saturday, Feb Is, 1852.
HON. CHARLES T. DALY-My Dear S~ 10 my
words OF COMMUNICATION you have borne me- ASK
leave to convey through you, their chosen herald,
| the EXPRESSION of my deepest thankfulness.
They have estimated altogether TOO higniy my
| humble services upon the OCCASION alluded 70.
| To afford even those whom impartial justice ar.
raigns upon credible evidence ialr hearing Is the
ms, Cuty of our profession nor is any duty Of any
class in social lie observed with more un.iIns di
| iRence and scfupuOus fidelity. Consequently,
where fIlendess woman OF reputation, TILL then ua-
blemisbed, and Of carriage which afforded no
ground for suspicion, made her appeal Tor deienler
against charges lot sustained by plausible evidence,
| ana prosecuted IN manner which denoted CON
scioUsntss OF their injustice, you, Sir, as lawyer
| and a juC &c, know fui well, from your o"n expe-
Renee, how chesrfuly any OF my peers al the Bar
| would have assumed the office, and deemed II, as
| cid boon rather than burden.
An enlightened Coutt and a jury, upon whose
fronts the Maker had written thai they were true 70
the best instincts OF our nature, made the ordeai
from IFS outset path Of pleasantness undisturoed
| BY anxiety or apprehension. My tstk, therefore,
IVES easy. By the righteous verdict Of that Jury,
and not by any agency OF m'ne, was American ms
lice vnocated and innocence reassured oil It's safe
| ~ sgsinsi wrong, however powerful ana uhsciupu'
lOus IT'S assallant
That result was an ample reward for whatever Of
labor devolyed upon ne, vet accep. with feelings
OF deepes, grslilce the unhoped for addition now
so decately rendered. am forbidden 10 recognize
the INDIVIDUAL donors, and can respond only 10 the
principle which they represent Let me then pray,
Tor Ioysen and nv brethren OF the Bar. that may
ever cherish with unswervrs devotion the pure anc
elevated sentiments which their approval mas conse'
Grated. -
With great respec. and esteem, | remain dear Sir,
'ON' CHARLES OCosoR.
In the Cuban Expedition case, yester-
day, Mr.. Rskov wa, examined as 10 his efforts In
getting witnesses for prosecution. He was no! en-
ployed to do So but received his expenses back His
efforts were mainly agaiLs. Mr.. OSullivan. The fol-
lowing agreement was read In evidence
This agreement made and entered into this l9!h
day OF April, ISL, between Louis SchIsisnyer and
Henry BURNETT, Witnesses
That the said BURNETT agrees to receive on board
of a s!oop or schooner. a. south Amooy, at such
tine as MAY be indicated TO him thirty SIX hours IN
advance by SAID SchleiSinger. NUMBER of enlgr ant
passengers amounting to $50 or thereaoous, and 90
| convey them al once safely on ootTd sVessel Ihefe
10 he IN readiness TO receive them, III or near the
Horse Shoe, near sandy HOOK, for the compensation
of $500.
Ard slso further, TO receive on board OF suitable
steamboat or propeller, at the City OF Ne~.loTS a,
time to be IN like manner indicated By s1d
SchiesiBser thirty six hours IN advance, furtner
number OF such emf grants from $50 70 $50, (compes
sa,on as for go being guaranteed AZ the rate of IS