New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

49,; ,,ssnble and resolution embracing his views, but
,,ue ference sppeUed to exist oo'h ws,r referred 20
d. Executive Committee with power 10 PRINT thSm IN tne
Proceedings of they approved Of them
The meeting then Adjourned
u,,.n,t Of the Association Of the Alumni the
House.
About one hundred OF the Alumni O. the University,
,sber with a number of invited guests, down to
,r,o,uous b que the Aston House last ing Three
b, were set the whole length Of the dining rosm spread
Nth all the dtlcscies of the season. Gao II MooRE.
Fo occupied the Chair supported the rght by Prof
r.r and Prot Morse and Others, and ths let by Dr.
INV and Rev Dr. Ferris, Chancellor Of the University
re Justice having been done the es1bes he Il h
,ov,d when the President proceeded 10 "a tle drst
7, cular tosst. - follows
o Alma Maier-A Unirey,fy II ne Cify Of N.e Yk-H,f
,rstpre youth prom e inst her sge may ANA the
Cia,uu Il bas
Geufbaf q natun noi'ra qaod Py19eraf Wbi"
Nav she end vey other institution Of learning the Union
free Z 1nian OF the true Az ercan spirit
Nr CoRSFnUs MATHEWS responded, and said he re-
r,t,ed the prominence which had been conferred upon
I'm in asking him to reply to this toast He remarked
that he though the New York University had kept up
oirI die aye hut brighter pr spect bet tire &
and trusted thst IL future would fully meet the exPec'a
tions Il f. most ssugune admirers
To s.cef q toast was read, follows
Council i ne Tirersiy sscsips iD foundation. proEs
sn1 may they tai eganse OF me graz hsras o. fio'o
DOWN TO III well create good pTeeeden' IS to follow
Hon CHAs BUTLER responded to the sentiment, taking
a rauid retrospective glance the University lie had
been member of the Council of the University for pc
rod Of than twenty years during which time il bad
met and combated and overcome many trials and he
wa, clad 10 know that its prospects gro wing brighter
90 ,,;gbter Al real character formed by trials
i;sudes and and be believed that better aud
ore useful character had 5sen informed for the University
y ifs Irri- end viesudes It's future was full OF promise
Tor good. Applause
In rising TO propose the third toast the President
Not the Latin bef,r
eyes may cay inirodu ing the next regular toast.
"Sres m Ferris"
or as the Greek Professor the other end Of the table
MY anticipate some future Freshman and say;
30 Tseriss despoton"
The cbanolio, II ne Uaro,ry
II tea De. ne ~ OF Hga . IA ,tafs pi,ces-
~ = fg-..t ,,,i.n,at
In rising to respond to this sentiment the Chancellor was
greeted with loud aud long continued applause Quiet be-
ug AZ last restored, h. said
Ilmdy know, gentlemen, where TO begin or what TO
.ay have been taken quite BY surprise am happy 20
meet tie Alumni tins Interesting occasion 1 don't
know hut gust he regarded kind sf-p father of
M Alumni Gentlemen. when embarked in thus nstitu
tufou. Gd ID tie exercise nt my nature have stood
10 this immunity TOR sixteen past and in Albany for
eleven years previously something OF 90 head man
md wh-D pit nJ shoulder 10 object have said n must
move u ptrstytrrnre anc 1drly eau move 70. Apgiausr
an aware that We have work before us-s ROsk the
mph'f usut If which Will require our unceasng Ia
bors worn , b. fore u 10 collect the snbscri,o,s ADD
contributions which have been made tOgard paving of
tie debt - the UnNersity Months must he aog-d for
he entire removal o his dett Ny department OF labor
Ia been IN he ministry fr years past have also been
connected With the educ.ii"n Of young ladies' | eau
only wish tha rle University If the Cy OF New York nav
D. - well susta the Rutgers Institute with is 5ly
yolIg lsdi.. .appau.e
III Precedent Iow read the fourth regular toast as fol-
lovs.
ne Foepai,, n me U',y-A~ay, be held In ,Gscrop.ss
a.. ed ~ b. .lt IAN Lobe ed.c,iion
Prof sser MARIN resp need f1r he Faculty ~ Science
sfo tfr and said that he had scarcely Anticipated TAI,
cortsl reception from rbe Alumni oi the Uuiver-ty IN
-ak the Faculty OF the diversity b. begged 10 be
allowed to say that be knew Of few cass-s Of mis-
urderstOod by n community a. large IL frequently
objected that they did not accomplish the Of good
th.y we're expected do But this objection hs thought
Was ID funded Nothing save the most untrDg AMI as
sCuous the pat OF the Professors could have ac.
cau pshed the results already attained He remarked
hat biz opinion there but work superior = the
work ' literary culture and that preaching the Cos
pei H. closed bis emarks amid loud applause,
The 6nh toast read
TIE By e. e5 f po,oay ovsor,;s by
efcient SUPP ori u constitutional liberty.
AJoUsrt- T. sanH Esq r-spon led 10 this sentiment;
H. raid that be- shoud say nothing the present
non # n'ereft o. the majority Of the Alumni Ills remarks
ud BE- addresss more directly H propos
ID flowiI the profession Of law This was he thought
noble profession but be said II aprofessoR in which
ID not depsnd gHUs but upon hOhesfy and
tfou,hy Applause IL 10 the honest all turn
counsel-tvsn The knave would not 20 70 brother
have for advice, but invariably the Of nteg
r'y.
The PREsIDFsr gave the good health n DR. Henry
Tbs received with load applause Quiet being re-
stored The Doctor and said that when cams mere
b. hac hoped not 10 be called upon pen bis mouth
"a take IN the good things spread before him Ap
peUse lie felt wholly unprepared 10 say anything upon
this occasion, except 10 express bis grear being
here where ust year ago he had the pleasure
81 meeting many Of his friends. AL b. could say
How glsd am 10 many Of the Alumni here % night
Applause He proceeded considerable length % speak
Of The future OF the City Of New York. rearking that
biz belief that destined 20 become the great
CONNER cial Metropolis o the world aud in order %
fIcm destruction from the material ele-
ueut in cur civilization. there mEt BE- counter
actirg element OF intellectual culture and Development
The President proposed the health Of Professor
Morse inventor Of the Electric Telegraph This was
eeiyed with loud applause. The Professor responded
fellows:
When received the fsttering invitation of your Com
tfee 10 be present this OCCASION and at the coming Of
age Of your honored association for il this your
2st Anniversary my fire.; impulse % decline bat
second thought lsent you ny acceptance, for had
ancient recOecOns aud eDdezIng associations connected
with the University, which wished TO revive more vivid
w. and 10 strengthen. Shall say it a little star
lied the phraseoogy Of your worthy Presidents note
be says, "the Alumni Of the University ssty proud
Of tie and fame Of their Senior Professor Senior
Prcfess0rf Yes Il is indeed. so Sixteen years have
brought me uDconscousy 10 this position Yesternght
more entering hour chapel and while listening 20
he lucid and ale address Of my friend a. the Head Of the