The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28
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he coy battles for the lights OF his wn native esl
Of Conn ,cucut I sec the yensrsolo Frsuiun vhss
Winters, tu. whose manly form stl remains as arm
bis own mass'ge mind. hear MIS- deep.toned voics !
r. s r. the e
Dns ss .,sT the os'sns
the unjutt attacks OF Its eneres ciosei with Ia
usual feicitatoss addressed to the Ohancsllor n
,se1 sns hi, ciassmates He wssvshsIssssiy chssrs1
The decree Of Bachelor OF Arts was then s.ferrsx
Irving shepn.rd CampbsD, Henry N. Fla hsf. -.
| eouvfntuI Catr, Edwsrdy Ose>1,
| =. cheney uoare. Eowars R,binsa7, Jr.
merry Graham FiDnsy, Mason Rousyn Afoser
Also an honorable testimonial for n martial o~urup
was awarded TO John W. Crane, Jr.
I.ti..,A.. soss by Chancellor Ferris In chs usssk'
&C omIia pnvii.gia ct hsnOres," sc
| folo~'rs Dsmrd sinnni Of the University, vis;-
c LIARS o. lsSo-John Young and George Griswvs4
Clsss Of lss1- Edward p Crane
oiAss Q, 1872 -James Z. Esbert John 0ineas6r
a,,1S "his, John A. Foster, and Gouvsrnsar u.
The dssrse Of Doctor Medicine was conferred o. -
lSMo. named gentlemen, graduates Of the MsAAosa
James Holland, OF Massa chusefts.
Lew Warren, Of New YORK
Charles Van Akn, Of New York.
aaron Award OF N. 3.
Peter n. Barclay, of New York.
me following nsmsd Students hsvs bsea swarSsa
Edward A. Collier, being best in Mathematics.
MaDcius H. Hutton, 7" Latin
IbomAs 3 Mount, Greek.
the Freshmen Class
TSom.a Swa,a T: Snyder being bss' in Mathematics.
Samuel P. Carter, Greek.
The Van loren prize, for the best essay hy \ ss.xar
On the best mode Of mehorating the condition q NJ
The Council have conferred the following hoaosaev
Doctor Of Divn ty-Rev, Alexander Munroe pastor sf
as sad frs Church Manchester, England Rsv Eli Cas-.
sspIoe chaplain in the Military Academy at West Poi,t
and professor OF ethics and English hteratue Rev wm
jews, ConstsntiDops Rev Robert Boyd. Prescott Nv
Master of Arts-Augustln Jose Morales, prsfsssse
OF Spanish In the Free Academy; Solomon JsaAAr,
Chancellor FxRvIs then delivered the bsnedictsn. T.
ter which the audience dispersed.
MEETING OF THE ALUMNI.
meeting Of the Alumni held In the lecture roeu
Of the University yesterday after the ceremonies vsrs
concluded George a. Moore President In the chair aaA
Thomas Sterling officiating secretary pro teuL
The Ireasurers report received which was dsea-
ed satisfactory to the association committee Of three
consisting OF Messrs Arkman Cruns and Brush, we're
appointed committee to nominate officers for the q.
suing year. They retired and agreed upon the following
pames-
For P,esident-G Fl. Moore
Vice President-R Crosby.
Secradry-Wm r. Martin.
Esecmipe Commiaee-R. O. Doremus Thos. B. Sterling,
W. L. Felt VIM. Beers. -
Which were confirmed.
resolution proposed, to procure q painting e
isfop Wainrisht, but after warm debate, it WAS wt
WILLIAM B woDGEwoop moved that a COMMITTEES ba
appointed to reoganzs the s school Of the Uoyerty
which after some debate ed. II appears tn
most prominent lawyers OF the city have agreed 70 -
hveI Two Lectures piece during tsrm off hundred
= mad auI
pointed as committee to orgsnze the law department.
@ VIM B. w.dgs~ood, Wm MeMarrey, A. 0as:y Han
unimpoItsnt business the society adjourned There "
to be meeting Of the class Of 1855 tonight the De-
lancsy House IN Broadway.
ANNIVERSARY sUPPsR OF TIE ALUMNI.
Some Afty gentlemen, portion Of the alumni Of tAs
New York University assembled night the Aston
House, to celebrate the twenty anniversary e
that institution. An ample collstion was Spread gct
ten up at the expense Of the President, George n.
Moore who oaciatsd the occasion assisted By Pre-
fessor Crosby After the cloth removed ths Prsd
dent rose and, in few appropriate remarks, gave
toast complimentary to the institution which ali presenH
desired to honor-ths New York University.
vsrst, ,css snd ns m Cnancsor Of the U.
Of the founders OF that nsttutiona certain structur
that stood on Warrington square. Many Of those pes-
for one deemed that building costly though It wsS.
the very founjation Of the Institution. Had II nsS
written Of it's existence. As it was now, eso pepsa
was its motto.
The PRnsIDEsr-Now, gentlemen, you have heard ths
Chsnceor who got us into the scraps In erecting tAs
building now give you the Chancellor who got az sut
Professor JOHNSON responded In q few remarks, h
which he claimed that New York indebted 70 ite
Cntversity for much good done.
Dr.. lERAEL Posr responded in behalf Of the medical
aepsrtmsns o. the unysrsit which hs said, was the
"'t ha seneo N the country =. spoke
they had had It in the Crmes, what multudss would
have been saved from disease and DEATH Homer spsls
- m MA tAa -
in the Trojan war, and did good service, and pro-
per system vas Organised, twothirds Of those tsas
Dr. henry, one Of the former professors Of the Uni
ver,ity next made humorous speech, which was musA
fhe President Mr. MORE, made humorous spsssH.
IN which he denied, ON behalf Of his New Hsmpshiss
hbsrty-they came for liberty te fsh. (Laughtsr.S
Rev: Mr. OsGoop was next called upon. who spoke e
been said It going the DEVIL and there was soma
danger Of such contamination. There was danger -
withai, it was the city to live IN for scholar wSss
We want II 6rst class institutions Of learning and BY
ou,s s s e;
institutions learning than those who had
tn.m as conssn.sa in strong .nsu,ss those -
instead Of lesrntDG The New York Univsrsiy
o s.s: e.
Mstbepatics the science Of matter, and mssls e
the science Of harmonious sounds both einonty
bs6ttng honor and respect in all institutions Of saxa
ing. He closed with toast In honor Of his alma nats
Harvard University.
Prof Crosby Dr. iutts and others also spoke and tss
alumni did rot adjouro until lsts hour. Great hilaxf
~ was manifested towards the close.
CMcxIr.-Ths great match between the two rivsn
clubs, st. George Vs. New York, commsncsdysster-
day morning at Hoboisn Time called ct OK o'esok
when the game stood all In favor Of New York. st.
George made Co. and New York 2ls with TIVE wshsts -
60 ont, and only one innings played for that sana
showed some good play, though the bowling was mach
his favor. hA nof liza runa and not mt T1,a pr>~s