New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01


secret College and Class Societies, ~hols week ia
necessary noE 10 get through with The htarsy pro-
gramme.
The Yale Festi7.l opened on sn1diy with a Ssohsl
from Preslden, WoOLsET. Monday AMI Tarsdsy 'he
Faralrv were engaged 10 eSsmlning- admitting. aof
",ord5i,,,uS n. smhiri rs ge1ne gentlemen Who
snvi. a. s m. ti.ra n.i. vscsnt by ths-- vr, AZ
advancing ;o-ard sheep skia-ipn. INT the Family
were not half iniustrpu- a. the N-na--rs 81 the
B,otherr 10 Unity sod Lnoniin >'e rs have be~n m
eIee.jopseriur ns frcsh for their respective s,cia
,es rndeed N. contest resembles a maiitare Dcta-s
OF the Presidential campaign
Tuedsv evening there were several Interesting
cis.s The Beta Chapter Of P-i Cp-'l,n hs1 ti-r
maj meeting az which several Old -rafua'es 1t Ysr ina
representative FROM other Chapters az different Cege,
we're present and made speeches Ine exercises we're
quite miscellaneous and Increasing. hat the vel Of -
cresy hsDgs over 'hem over th- proceedings in go
cret session Of he United States >en.te TIE D.i,s
Kappa Epshn Society. which believe Wss founded in
Yale College though MT knox in ms c,lie- dy-
Cd enough 70 have a public orltOn and pom The
weather was unfs7oabe AMI prevented large gathering
to hearthe Grafton sud Poem. The Orator vas Wn
Richards of sour City who graduated with dstlcrlpu
only three wear, a. .na PIT 80 ~ t~l''n L--s.
an undtr -gracuae. rather gratl t7g n pr Il ~
present class The Evslilg R-v Dr t1n p-st'h
the COtcf0 al re s-rn On n ins'lraon i tf~
Scriptures Th 80 long AID va. sb-, lD1 s1n-
would call IL tedious Iud--d tn N,- -ti i-1t -
later years D. 80. esli4d qart- u1il'eresin. -,
himself te,estng students o0HD g hear li 9rssch
...e every Sardsv tn d-cpa1.@ really d III
NOS, able ever sien for \ Yale .adisncs-
Wednesday morning. cane in cold -hee's sud snoE-r
baths The Alumni meeting he'd IN the n-E Il
erected fr he sccomnod ron of'hs Ffcuy sni ~ =
Literary Societies ny thu int .ub-crp'i1naH al ~
meeting witnessed the long hrsat-Led ,n n Pot
silmaD VIII has hesn h"nor-d -te' -r "a ~ lower
.y tor a having h@en %i@ct-d rs;or ~ iI' AL
Professor If Chemistry Noerslogy an1 G-'O,g "a l-94
Prof James l. Kingsev. who ras spDootsi P''-s''t
one ye.r zf-r Prof >lrnan. among the tec-Sd Il
will still be-enriched Nth Slmlls na NJ - Pfo--s'r
Enertfss whe the more active duties WI n coy a.
charged ~ his aud son in law Professors sim'n Jf
and Dana
/, was worth the trouble Of Journey Nov lsvAn and
hack 70 hear the speech Of Rev D. Cox y b''3Syn-
The showers II eulosy h poured down "a ir-K L.a,
and 'rsp.cender tai English. Sirnan DEg ~ Dty ali
others OF III man he sii hi. @t'sinme ~ T-r- 'naii7y
the II hi name sad again AZ th= l-lo1!- n
be spoke Of Mr. L9rf a. D0H'r' - +'I.H = 80
The speech md ed Tss Cox al over. r-S-slt-I -
ever 70 hear him approve # She c0ndu oi some o ~
brutal olders # Wellington, III The Psnin'u - WA' W
seized The golden crnsnent- Of certain ca "a - y
melted oto coin and INTO iis orizioS Ne oi
doubt wb-'hr. IN case this country shou, % nv -
BIZ Fr.nch or Russian army and tnAt ~ ''A > 0Nn
church should b. robbed Of communion ssr'l;s - %
melted into currency for hs 1rb.uch-ry M PlHi7'rr
The learned Doctor would rs pi.usio'y 10 - fs'r
lsht Had Gen Scott employed tn.pain5 IN h-A' - ="
rT4aeh ss Dr. cox t>sr-. ihe original !e'g oi IN ny
can var would have been carried ort IN hi-Fsa' P''f
from that i'm <h-h L CONNECTED The speech h'F'
ever Va undoubtedly the most marked OF me o. Ss'Ol.
The proceedings + the AuInoi Melting were spne"nN
hurried to give place to he Centennial C~cora,n 81 ti7
LinnuaD Society irs society Va iiunl-u ~ 100 NJ
Brothers in CnIiy iite1 yesl' ~. Yards 10 80 &c
f.urd.r ~ IT, Iin0n,-u ~ " DE- - NicsAsm II" tfg1i-
or ofthe Brothers a. uity General David Ia Iyhray-
They IRE riv,l socis'it. and though the 81 tics - t
Ae younger they both Al honor lo the { I-se 4
takes al the iugsI uiiJ i1~nt t. st,t-I-h % iA7 T.
deGr. wherein ev'-s the ''h--. believe m BON
ers '7ve iah ID al''s IA o. number 81 tlr pee -.
students in Cse, an ~ sps M Li.2'aa h1s - iht
Al ad SI4s- "a ."air "t'-f f-spe - h,' l7 rs Al
e1celtn, library of some S-ire thousand Vo'uu-s "a
each aims H.n, c.tnq Ji-hei living n-n tnlnk .a's
members An0ng'hs L'non-as. * F'.''1.n Dy' 'hs
Poet P,.rnart o. Spring EtG .ldvl, Pfof Dns'ei,
Bishop Del.nfey ohm Van Bl-sn Sc, u sl'ie me
Bro isv4 re Prs.iitu of the College. Df No'.sy
Professor SHiasr =, bs'lp Do Lym'n 8-@oe-r. Hon.
john " C.sy'on ~ Poet 'e', "a! Oa'i q y 3. 20
&c. sc
The Tro-i.n. have naras,,d, - =. IT. TO-
b-rs FIR. proposed aa md. Eir- 51' ffe t'rg l0
bo.5 he Soaeu-s 1.r,o the money, sai neither ''
ety has the advantage over 're oae' o'.1 nan; @i'J
ne procession Of he linousas vas '5ru-d -ui- tls
direction 10 Irrf ual dr. ti- Df thrr- 'ni1. t ~
il the Procession ihe m~n,ers 10 ih- 80 q" - o.
tne cis.-of t-.s wT % s-tnr.-h-i % iId at Ion
and H. 4 Head were arm and arm in the pr e-,.'''
oratiop, very ao- or va DELIVERED nv "' ''l u
Evsrs oi he ciss Ut isl sud on- O." NJ Del ems "'-i
pronounce 10 ale W. given oy = Nj tn a. ' ~ e-''
Immediately .fer these exercises collt'n we Q,1
xred IA, the NV hail ~ tia Aunni wh-re som do pr
s-rs were ofeseut TIE haoagefs and Couut-- "n L.
vaious oe-ery4 great crecii Tor the hn-r fT eH ll 20
co,5,ted i- he t.s .irs DasHL Lor1. = 7'rr C''y
rr..id.5 lord op-n-d 80 rr'ce-.i ls. ~n v-rY
iActleu li'.a sDee h Ky Or Bacon art Pot >'ll>a
r,npa,d in p. hC of the iiron-rs Nr Van Blrel Tls
called for Biz. sil rot *. having -41s -'-w 'ers .
dus ger l-r~n from N"-t-esl paved me e,t htniad
. corDIrlrut % ls'a wll.h tres ~ educ - Amer 81
soi .r g., laying inst thy -1Ioatoq some " tn- Aluu
o. De- More LaGlsh tbau 'u- Eognsh ih-ns-'' -'f'
MS Are1- but bes' speech ot he 'o ision Ts'
IN v'rr, r,.n ilust-d act gar Homer Sp~tgla
Ire nla.f.. dag a. d4-u; Soc Nsss dinner 'p~7- " -
sail by i,rtry haln''n H. - "I. Don qua '..s