Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-12
Daily EVENING STAR
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efAfs or fHE THs axorv4ee In.
o1eter. In our coan.ing.roon- All ; 1917 saeI
S"S, 5000 at IS degrees above nero 80 '''' !,
oAL ExHiBrrIoS OF TEE wksurr,.o,
SAsf'Ie ashington and 9eorv' toun : -.
~ yea reputation, as wild. sn,esd n,
;ns,;t,,s;. a i'set Tor the high character of be,
sfa.a;. ,s OF learning There is scarcely {
ga" u tHe confederacy hiatt has naf ar, !. -,
% aer soas educated at these in.titYt;nns .nJ
tes pnde and affection with which thev sps !
Va 'neif N M AaIer, sitter tie iapse of MAJ
sn, Is the best evidence which couId ~
tstn'soed Of their rare excellence. II ia Min
pressure, then, that We avail ourselves Of the
opportuhiiy afforded to-day Of nctieiDe The
-aseminary which is mainly ind.htsJ &c:
as present fouristiaS condition and ,lsss vs "a
popularity 10 tie able supervision of i.s ~.
cipai, the Rev. Mr. Barber who eomh,n pm ~,
parent. u -iiieno and
Ine exhibition took place at the N.,;,.,
sae"le = building admirably adapted from e. 7,
er,s;s -. soa acoustic properties for bt,rno...
ses pupils, numbering some tsr hendo. c'ooA
LILY formed 10 procession in front of The S. ~u
1y' ana, preceded by Esputa,s sne milan THu.
oAno' sook up 1sir line Of march f., ,hs a.
AtS.sr morning never brots mo- .
Sspp.es snrons. Bright blue skies~,he sn .
Ssur tempered by an occasional strav wa;i
ciHad-and a soft, sou,h wind with .n;r;.
SSlouso 70 make leaves and fowers SIGH and
- ~ AZ us gentle wooing The martial music
me measured tread Of sturdy little fss.N, H.
sappy: smiling faces-the waving saos.shs
na'terlns scarfs-fornaed q comt;n = =.
SOUND and eight, which IL ade Che For ~ ~, "a
ioIset me us aud CAGES Of dis wretch al hsnI
- -, 80. note World. The whole arrange
ns.tss. AT 'ae sSy we're rs rear perfection AZ
RR r..s.a San % attained By human efforts
me sye--zratifying to the heart honass :, %
a nature Ia general, and to the hmm an
'~'a'e OF rather Birber in PARTICULAR. -
APPEARANCE OF THE THEATRE kc..
Long before the hour mine o'clockl anno,nt.
"a fer tho commencement of the axere;s.,s ~.
sneatro was filed by large Ard h;.hIn .0
PrectaeiVe audience-the largest portion ksi ~
lsates, looking Is cool, collected and oomfartes
noie' as lana, thin barsgss, and the state Of
go Sstasf would permit. Mothers vera
mere, their eyes beaming with that inee, III
look or pride and affection. vhiah b.srr. LIZ
from mothers face as they recoenized ,hs;,
onuooy-faced eope, chsired sonr&ea an5 -
se1eo, according to the special e ii,t, NJ IN.
sisters we're there, with symna,bizino
sNs' &no hearts, souls, and bodies kecnlv
s so the coming triumphs Of their brcthers
wi VINO could think of such word as fri.
on such day and sach an OCCASION r. -
barely possible that some of the Young bnd.
ana blossoms present, had no brothers ther-
or airy where else; but it should be borna in
mind thar some of the students have arrived
~ tnas dangeruus period Of life when satan
or Satnrn, or somebody else, prompts them to
easy sneePlsh giances at their young fellow.
citizens OF the female sex
For siances beSei ogles, osies signs, -
si1ex, -,
ana taefi, God knows, what mi chief NAV arise
"heh owe links two yc-ns people in one feIter.
Inere might have been assembled In the an.
uience part Ct the theatre txsn.y-aye hun-
drsd PERSONS certainly not less tn an two thou
sand: such eoDgregated group Of female
ioVenness IN silks, nuslips, and de laines, we
nave seldom seen; and although VIC have ar
rived 81 that grand climacsric when ons be.
comes fully sensible Of wives, sons, daughters.
boarding houses, tradesmen's bills. notes in
bank, snd the other stern realities of this pbar.
tom thing called life, We must admit-sinners
ss We are-that as We gsxed at the blooming
b!ushing. tanning beauties, our looks of admi.
ration "ere not strictly in accordance With
eound, orthodox, cons ituiionsl notions of CON .
nubial fidelity. There was one fair Young Dir,
there Who will make many q heart ,hro6 be-
lore she pronounees the sxsta,ic monosylla-
Die yes Shs was all In mourning. ave
her face and teeth, which were IL white and
pure ss the fakes Of snow which we sec fall ON
dreary winters day
Such Of the students ss were to participate
IN tie exercises were seated on benches ON m =.
ftage, with The worthy Father Barber in ths;,
midst, looking as proud and happy as q Prince
among his loving suLjecIs On each side 81
ne stage, the stars and stripes hung in graz O.
Ial iS!d'. The orchestra was oceup pied by E.
putS's band.
TIE ExERcIsKs.-
At nine o'clock precisely, the exercises com.
mencei with soacsniTS from La S0mnaubuIa
executed with much taste by the band. Tie
cred With nrch effect BY the following stade.s.
william Faherty, Francis T. Carusi. John
A Williams. William Ward, Columbus J
Noyes. John E. Hanns, Rodolph Jefferson, and
James Easten.
Tho Hayward Youth Reformed capi.
tai bic at the times, was given with con-idera-
Die dramatic ability by Eugene Fitzgerald,
Ehomas Scyes, Francis Y. DSoley' and Sam.
with sreas spirit by master Edwin Hurdle
snoT Baliing," BY g. ". Msher, was well
rscited. The debate between Phillip T. Fer
MS. n. C!eary, and L. J. 'Toole was ex-
esiiens. 'Columbia," by W. w. King; "a Qaes.
non, by c b. Mast; and Youths Home By
Joseph orme, we're received with appreciation.
apollo and the Muses." BY VIM WheeIan.
Charles c. Cailsn, Charles A. Huntington
Constantine A. Cassel, William B. Pope, and
Eichard h. BOiseau, was most creditable per-
iormance. The great feature Of the exhibi-
uon was the performance of tragedy, in three
acts, "Mauri'ius, or Confidence Bet aycd -
me iamentabie death Of the Emperor Maurice,
s.sin at Chalcedon, near Constan,inople, 10.
gether with his whole family, forms the sub
Ject OF this tragedy. It Was we'll written, well
played, and ve,i received. The charscters were
distributed among the folio ling students {:
Francis Renehan, Willard l.. tz;sraid, VIM.
=: Quics sail, ]. Frederick Callan, Amory X
Jingle, Morris Pool James A. Wise. Geo. W
1ouie, Charles Mccormick, VIM H. Siums.
Nicholas Csiian, VIM. Roach Jas Hill, Coyle
Bsyhs. r. Emmett C!cary, Francis HELEN. j.
Dyer, Isnatius A. Muid, 1hos Mccarthy,
Walter HELEN, David W. Irving, James ii.
Moore, John n. Sellers, VIM. Fri1zelI, F. D.
Orme, Geo. w. Murray.
At the termination of the exhibition. tn a
premiums were distributed The full list will
appear IN the StGr tomorrow, its great length
preventing iu insertion In this afternoon q
issue.
HE EXERCISES AT eoRc Erows COLLAR
The whole audience will bear rs out in saving
that the addresses Of the students at the com.
meDcement yesterday, were highly interest
ing III. Pinkey Northrop delivered the char
astcfississ Of The Anne. lean Boy" 1.-THE
influence of Philosophy" was depicted by
Frederick L. Smith. .'Alaric" figured again
on the stage Of life in the ands of Chas. b.