New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

..a.no. -eem<d 70 spprecisse vhs; Wa
ofsrsd them By remaining perfectly a. or 90 deg
m s,srr;.s.o Of the graduating class cceed aooa che
The following degree were then eon"''''
graduating class u,,,, ? Lane. Ne.Asaer Rob
,r s.s, Bsyss Ciss Rsssss ssSs Jss
wolford. Cha Z, Aaron cersehs' ksn'sA In'''
3 q s.. S1.s sss Z ' Ess;
s.rn.h Fr.nI Bradford and Howard Jones bsra 3
,sSs Ro,SsrS N.s. JARED Heard w.ylsoi Mas ,oah
KiIbTIy T.@ssrh Il Coy y: Gssrss Doe s..-
isry MIS-: Grorss woOd' Salem Mss henr' Il
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P.o,idenss De- via payon G Ts, W a P.sSslss
tn Pa Ch.Ile, Bell Chester n George ''''
Mss far "a. Is,,,of B. Paesander L. HOlley' saisS1ry'
The College premiums were then awariea a. CIV.
Firsi and second premium for excellence N 1rvvS ~
y cor Fall River Mass; and Francis Wh.e' IN
bou5, Mas The -econd premium for the Latin oil the
second wear was awarded TO the former ~ :. u,Ao
The 6rt and second miums for eIeelsnce Y N AMI
MATES were awarded to trankln purge' Ne" i''A'
David H. GOoden Antrim y H. . -, .. -.,,;
jos W Congdon Providence received inc ntsa IN
um Cor excellence in Latin; and the nrst " "'''N
ana sneond nrsminm for excellence in Latin Of the
second wear was awarded VIM. $ Dearih PrSvdenee,
second premium for excellence in Latin ana
was also awarded to VIM J. Bait. Fall River, Mass
Dormer l.. Hcock received the second premium "'
excellence in Mathematics of the second wear :, r..h
The first and second premiums for excehhee IN rie
were awarded TO Richard + Putnam, Boston Mass ana
Orestes Warm NJ, ..o.o, ,ho fra,
premium for excellence in Rhetoric anu 1"s'S A'
,, NJ. ra,a;ved the see
ord nremium for excellence in Natural tliosoPny "
ond premium also awarded to hair's "S ~
kingsown, h l. .oouo,.s in Intellectual Phi
II mas awarded TO Chas T. Miller, Norrs'o"h Ia
HoSoRARY DEGREE ill
Honorary degrees were then conierreu OpO'' WV
ing p.v Of Nor.town Bachelor o. Pslio,sphy
SM-Rev Zses EDDY, Of wsr'1w \ Soaus u" Ssnsr
on CINCINNATI Joshus Hunt Terra harts na .t q Robi,,n
pD-Tbos Shepard Of brsoL es .o, H. Frncis Mason
I9y = rhoms. Justice the Supreme Juds, Court
Il 10 Geo T Chase Prof Of Chemistry and PHYSICS
Ron INV Hon Daniel Barnard 5 Mnstsf 70 tn our
Of Prussia Hon. Henry > RANDALL Se''''As ''S> '''
Ar The conclusion of the services at the church the pro
cession re formed and proceeded Ia Mahh man. "ne,e
80 sron formed and fled into the spacious tent pitched
y; Clcre Yard where fine table was laid for about nvt
hundred guests. Ample justice was done 10 the goo,
cLcer and then commenced tn flow OF soul when sucI
occasions are wont to put in motion III; ayland pre-
sod in his usually pleasant manner and after few Dre
rcpatks introduced Professor Gammell. whr read tn'
names If those graduates who had died within the pas
year The number is L., and many of them have nllel
bch stations at the Bar the Bench AMI IN the fupt
Professor c. closed with hne riDule 10 te meI'! "
| Daniel Webster
DIR Wavlaud th,n introduced Gov. Clifford, Of hassa
clus.t's who delivered eloquent nddn>s ana closed
with an appropriate sentiment 10 Rhode Island ana mel
] institutions OF learning. ~ =, A.
" T Burgess Attorney General Of Rhode Island Hon
Lame Holmes of South Carolina, who touched strongly
mon the "p.culiar institution OF the South and was
hssed at the close of his address, Judge Thomas OF Mas
sachusetts and other gentlemen. were cae up oy apo
! pirate sentiments. and responded happiy
After singing an appropriate hymn, the party eparnte
each pronouncing the occasion the pleasantes tr ma
YEAR.