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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

EoN SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STAT
Il Mall Line.-Thc and elegant steamship KNl
VILE, G. ID. LudlYw, will leave New York for Savan
on Saturday, March 81 from pier No. North river.
O'Clock 4. H. Bills Of ladng signed board For fired
;,PPly on board or for passage TO SAMUEL L. MiTCHI
TO Jacksonville ST. TO Pilatk, $s2 The FLORIDA c.
n. 8. Woodruff, will succeed, and leave on Wednesd
April3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

OF nm TO q, 000.-A PARTNER IN I'LL HEALTH
Pl.OOO will sell on liberal terms, his we'll
established ea and coffee store. Address p 81 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

MACHINE SHOP AND IRON FURNITURE AND
Iu railing factory oomprsins steam engine, iathes
punches drills two doublsioe With bla.t and ali the
tools snd I'm In comPl,e eorkns erdss Tbs
Of The factory large And Of the most de-
sirstie In the city for convenience sht n
iesse ~ouid re given ct lev rsat further iaerms
don, apply TO GARDNER BR0rHERs irsa stsrs cor.
Of Grad MadLsoa strcetA. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT POR sALE.--A CEN.
IL tray situated hotel and restaprAnt, furniture and
lease for sae the hotel lodge forty persona
restaurant dimes daily about hundred Of the
hrst clns For particulars inquire Of N. FiJUX. No. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30
THE LIVERPOOL AND PnILA DELpHIA srEAMsmH

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Company intend ealing tnelr favorite steamshps-
CITY OI hANCHESTEh. "a Is tons. Capt. Wyle
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do 1900 tons. Capt Il. LsttsA
Saloon 800 $780, and $50, according TO state room.
limited number of third class psssengars win be tsks.
from and Liverpool and found provtsiona
From Phladephia $50 From Liverpool ~
Parties wishing to bring out their rie
aeatss Of passaSs and draft, on LysTRs9 n Suns q
slnut street, Phlsdelphia aud No. 4 BroSdwSy Nsv
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

~ splendid first class clipper ship CRUR DE LiOi
IueksT master q now receiving cargo ct pier . EA
Tuesday April and expected TO finish loading TussdA
18th inst The ships Of this line
before the day advertised SUTTON CO. Wali atfss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

J,oR sALE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES or THE
Restaurant 20 and 80 Broadway, Of Park placs,
formerly tlore1ce No rent excepting the yearly taIe:
for three and month from the let OF April nett
II sold beors Saturday the 3lst inst will Their Ne
sold ut public uctsn For particular apply 10 GEORGE
e. ByRNE, IS Harrison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN
- The three story brick dwelling house. contaping
throughout bathing &e 40 Pacific street Brooklyn,
will be sold low to immedote purchaser The neighbor
hood is and the term. o. sale will be made
easy For particulars, inquire Of JAMES l.. SMITH, 404
Pacific street. Brooklyn, At the office sof the Sunday
Courier, Is Spruce street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

U7 nm TO sl,5O0-A PARTNER WANTED IN A
boot and shoe store either active specal the
one seldom offered in business and make money
For particulars apply to c. B. H0WES CO.. 81 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALOON THE H0RTHRAsT
IL corner Of Seventeenth street and Second avenue
four stories and basement, btown stone art class In every
particular complete, with all the modern improveuents
hot and cold water; hot air and The above
house one of the most pleasant locations and
one Of tho best views Of In the city Also the story
and basement stone house. the Eas side Second
avenue directly in rear OF the shove with all the modern
impro, ements Inquire in the house, from A. NJ
70 6P NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

IMPORTANT TO SEA CAPTAINS AND OTHERS
Fer tse cheap child oaul VIII be sold for Ss5-half
u value. Addrels A. Z. r, Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

VANDERBILTs EUROPEAN LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
The first class steamship NORTH STAR, 900 teas,
W.mask master will leave Nsw York At noon. precisely
cond cabin passage $751; The North Star viii followed b
the new steamship Ariel In May The owner Of these ps
cry precious stones or metals unless bills q sd,nx are
For freight passage apply to D. TORRANCE Is South
William street New York; Sumner, MontAnt Draper q
Casinir Delayigne Hsvre. n Bon and after Nay ..
TorrAnce's ONCE will be at No bowling green. . I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

COTTON CoRDAGE WORKS FOR sALE-THE LARGE
" story brick and building fronting Cherry
and Water streets and 2 Cherry and SO and SO Water
lighted, built in tie most substantial and fitted
with steam, and pipes throughout Tho building
contains superior sixty horse power engine and about
hundred feet Of shstin and cards pnners layers and all
ago. all complete working order and ready for
operation together with exclusive patent right for using tho
ing and engine may be sold without the oordsSe
100 broadway. N. B.-Thsfeis power
much larger quantity Of than that contained
in the buildnxs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

EoR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sEnIwEEK
u United states Mail Line.-The splendid. fast re
steamship JAMES ADGER, s. G. Turner commandcr, a
iea,e pier No North river ON Saturday March 81 ct
o'clock M precisely. For freight Apply on DO nd ri
s s bills q sdy s BE- ,sssd and for 81 the
Through tickets to florida as folowsTo Vile
to Platka, 49, The MARION will succeed, ana leave
Wednesday. April 4 - s~-'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

HARLEM-FOR SALE CHEAP, OR TO LET, ON
"A 1880 street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues neat
and half story frame house. filled in with brick nine
rooms cellar &C., and six full lots of ground. PRICE 81 $50
only $3.50 cash Rent $3.50 Possession now. Apply to
II. H. RICE, Superior Court, IL City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 80 1855


EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AT
sratoga Springs just of the village line with l9
Of park and four 10 Of garden ground at
tached The house Is beautifully situated Congress
street. the fashionable drive to Saratoga Lake 1t Ia
spacious and having a.d fine rooms
cattle stables and carriage houses with bedrooms for
and farm and ice house. allied with
ice in short complete gentleman's residence The pro
perty offered for sale. price $4,000 third oash
balance bond and accommodating terms.
being completed under contract, and any
alterations could be made to suit the purchaser For
ticulars apply Mr. C. Is. DUFF 81 the Office Of Clarke
White, Is Thames street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

QUARTER OAK GRAPE ROOTS FOR SALE, AT NO
John street, where samples OF the grapes be
These grapes grow to the size Of one and half inches in
earlier PERFECTLY hardy and will produce pound Of
grapes than other cultivated Orders promptly
attended to by JOHN B. JAMES, No. John street. n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

TNoR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN-THE UEIyEl
States mail steamer WASHINGTON, Z. Caysndy, Sass
mander will sail for Bremen touching at Southam
land the mails and passengers for England France
Saturday, April H. atl2 O'Clock NJ from pier u North Rver
Price OF passage:-
In the first cabin. main saloon Sia
In the first cabin, lower saloon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M
An experienced surgeon attached to each steamer
letters pass through the Post Office Specie deivere
in Hayre and London For passage freight, apply to
c. II. SAND, Agent, IL South william street
The steamer Hermann will succeed tho Washington,
eail NAV 10 - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT RYE NECK,
" half mile from the railroad depot situated the Bos-
ton turnpike road and Long Island Sound the house
beautifully shaded; there about
shade all kinds fruit
trees flowers Ane kitchen garden STABLE &C. Apply to
s. SHEPHERD, . and 81 Gold street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

brown stons front houses the north side Of Fifty
eond street between Eighth and broadway ntsd
the best and most convenient within two minutes
walk Of the Eighth Will be cold easy terms
Inquire the premises, Of J. A. oNDRRDoNK, through
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

LoR sAIE-b PAPER norrB, o. oyB or rug
-; y . "a vss' ''v. nsssls - ss rs S,'.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

ITO BUTCHERS AND oTHERs-FoR SALE, A MEAT,
6sh and vegetable market; will be sod cheap Salts
factory reasons given selling out. Applyto
THOMSON STREET, 81 Nassau street. Second floor,
room No. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

EoK RICHMOND AND NoRrOLK-7HE STE
shp JAMESTOWN. Captain Parrish, 10 new issdis
pier ii North river for Richmond and Norfolk. aal
hsse en- Saturday afternoon, st4 o'clock.
LUDLAM PLEAsANTs, - Bxosdvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
DP TT pEYNIsTON's wATER-cURE

DFr.bii.hment. Sprngdile Northampton o. As' N-''
h. l.lteA to 4n y Fstab!Ahed W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
DIED.

B,Epy-On Friday evening June Is, MARTIN BErsE IN the
I'D wear Of his sge. - -, .
The mineral will take place Sunday nth from the oths
Bartist Church between Avenues aud G. 81 -0coex All
rele,,e and friends are invited 10 attend
New London papers pl, ase copy. -, -, r,,,
CuTBTIl-On Thursday June a. Of aPoplexy JOHN CuTHELL
sged ~ .,.-rL. -. -
Thomas H. invited 10 attend his funeral TINS AFTERNOON
AT O'clock from his late residence, No 10 "est ziss-
cso.Tt~1p Friday June Is ELLEs KstBs. infant dnenter
Of David J. and snda c. Chose aged year and sontn
The friends and scqusipsnces Of tbs family are invited 20 ~
tend the funeral from No. loo East I'D to-day sauiaay
Istb, At O'Clock p NJ. without further invitation.
City Friday morning June ID slei
ahpreripr illness Miss JULIA DASFoETH
The trends OF the family invited 10 attend the tunea
service on Saturday at A NJ, at the house OF het
j Danforh No III Sussex ST. jersey City, whence ne'
remains " IN be taken TO Hartford Conn, for nternen
GR.HsM-On Friday. June Is, Aida JANE younsea eAuee
of Joseph T. and Susan Ann GEaAam, aged year u'
and 10 days ., ...a, 20 .,,an5
The fpers from her parents residence No u On
sunday nth at L. NJ, without further in'Ha"on
R1n,eins 10 inferred in Cypress Hills Cemetery - t.,
powtks-Suddeny, Chicago, Tuesday June l~-' ID
warn u Powers, Esq., OF Columbus. Geo - - II
W.yrR-On the evening Of Thursday, June IA, HANNAH H.
widow Ct the late Robert j. Walker -
Her friends and those the family are invited 20
fn.ral AZ the house Of her brother in law, Joshus .
mn No sc9 East Broadway. this day al T. M "H'ou
further notice. . q 1.,p,syty hay.
Ing arrived from Italy his friends and those OF he @
inited 10 attend the funeral Tue<dsy next the sn
A. 10 Nj at the Reformed Dutch Church La fAyeste p
i,hou further invitation The remains viii be eon'e)eo -
HAckensack, " J.. for iufernent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

Second rss.-D.,ia J, Brewer Msial.,o-,. Coma VIM
j. Harris w. '''''''G sS ssss.-s.e.
Fr" r.ise-J.lia. o.ys E.rminccss, Conn. :.
T. " soraOaO.l clss.-sr Ene's.. cs-,s..s.s-4
FIN, p,,,,-.u,u..us II. strons. Rsehe:..r. NY.
Second prise-Alfted L. Edwsrds Bsookyn l. l.; n Dana
1ird rri..~o.orss s. Gray, N'vfo'i City; Wilder Smith
second Division.
Fi.t Pyi,.-Normsn C. Perkins Pofer VI; Noses Tyler,
' Seesa1 PSia.-a.ors. A. Eolcn. Sutton, Ma.
Tifd Prts.-H:ng De raress So Edm'"'o' n II s.
Fir,t Pyise-Henp S. Huntington, Csve'and u 0yrn'
Northrop. Ridse6eld, Conn.
SecosS Pyi.e-John c. Day, Hartford, Conn
Pri.e PO'--osO''r Pratt; wc, r.. Mass
F,,.a~an se'OHr'Ap-Add''n Van Memo Bin'h'"''n
stcoss in Merit-GeOrss B. McLssn. othbbshs County
Miss. ,s-,..
Fiy,f Pre-yosh W. Gibbs. swfisven, Conn., Addison
Van Name, Binshamtou y. y. u...,u.,o, n r ps,,,
fsd f r1i:s~john NJ Davis, Gar.rd County,
SssS1n @n Conn., o. n:'' L1ya saioh
b. Mcclellan, okbbehs County Mis- Henry A. fra''' L'en
AT 3 O'clock in the afternoon, according to the
custom, the Class assembled on the Colege-green'
and all smoked their long pipes together for the
last time The reading of the Class history, let
tiers from absent members, &C., with frequent cpl
sodes in the way Of instrumental music, sons. sing
ing and dancing under the greenwood tree &C.
cupied the afternoon. I.
At 10 O'Clock in the evening the Freshmen as
sembled on the State-House steps to celebrate
their usual "Pow-wow" in honor OF taking the
Sophomore seats in the Chapel. After various
speeches they formed procession and marched
through the city, accompanied by an excellent
band of music and bearing numerous Transparent
cies and notices
On the whole the day and evening passed of
very creditably to the parties concerned and very
pleasantly to all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
FARMING IN OTSEGO COUNTY.
A correspondent favors us with the follow

A correspondent favors us with the following:
.Butter and hops are the staple products Of this
County. Delaware, too, is q great butter County
The bills of Otsego and Delaware are peculiarly
adapted 10 bu,ter-sking and it curious fact thsA
butter cannot be made rs good the rich data which
flank the river as on the comparatively barren nm:
In the northern parts OF Osego County hops are ou-
tivated and for q few years have brought enormoes
prices; and the consequence Is that every farmer.
almost without exception, has now started mop
In Delaware County, the hard times have been
harder than in almost any OF her sister Codntes, -
they raise no hops with which TO pay the stsrvsfo.
prices tor grain to winter their cattle. For severa
years the Delaware County farmers have bought corn
on the Susquehanna ana there has been a growing
dstaste to the culture Of grain as they could make
butter 40 much easier.
"The large sums Of money which were brought into
Osego County last year for hops made much easier
for farmers to winter their stock, and many Of the
hop-growers actually made money after paying all tho
ouigoes of hard Winter. Still II The farmers Of OF
sego had the money that paid out for grain they
would have 10 occasion to cry hard times.
"Of late years they have not plowed enough: .
man could buy farm and psy for il the FIRST year
with good crop of hops. They could buy barrel
of -four with few pounds of butter and why plow.
and dig and drive. when they could live easier By
growing hops That their argument But the
hard times has taught them lesson which they viii
not soon forget. This year Osego literally piowed
up. have heard many remark that they can never
remember of seeing much plowed ground. IL u
also, am informed, even more 80 in Delaware. They
are taking your ADVICE, ana putting In that one more
acre" STYLUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

THE CoSrEuPr CASE IN THE CoURT oF GENERAL
syss,oSs-Tbe case OF Richard Busted, Counsellor
st.Law. charged with contempt Of Court during the
Of the Cole case before Recorder Smith, wss
called on this morning. The defense was made ny
LANES T. Brady, ESQ.,, who made long speech IN eS
tenu.top. Councillor Busted then apoogsed TO the
Conf far the language made of on the oecasloni
..;d that there was really contempt meant IN the ex-
preston made use OF.
After some further discussion between the Court and
,he accused. the Recorder decided to pardon the
orepder who he said had been an intimate friend OF
his for the LOST ten years The answers nj Mr. Bus
,eed TO the interrogetores put by the District Atfor
pev were not by any satisfactory to the Court
although the Recorder in bis leniency did zee fit to
dismiss the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
Seeo,ro Ebe,ti,,g Eoitip,t.
-
FOR STEAMBOATS,. RAILROADS.&C.
S.rupnay aprPRSOON a O,CIOCK.
AFTERNOON, O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
SATURDAY, May l6-2 Z

SATURDAY, May l6-2P. NJ.
AsHEs-The market is unchanged; sales of Pots
and Pearls at So.
CorTos-The market is dull and lower, sales hay
ing been made to-day at &c. lower than last quo
tations; the decline has not yet Become general.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western State
Flour is moderate and prices of the lower grades are
easier-other kinds are steady; we notice sales OF
1000 bbls at IS s7l 50 for Bogus State, 80 l2l
80 50 fol common 20 good State, 80 5Oas 81 for
mixed to good brands Indiana, Michigan and common
10 GOOD Ohio and sll 25 sl3 for extra Genesee.
Canadian Flour is without change; ssles of l. 100
bbls at slOa sll u, for common to best brands.
Southern Flour is lower and mixed brands OF Balti-
more have been sold at ell IS; the sales amount TO
700 bbls. at sl1a Gil 37I for standard brands and
sll 50al2 37l for fancy, favonte and extra brands
Rye Flour is lower; sales of 50 bbIs at 81 asa " 10
Corn Meal is steady and in firm demand; sales of 800
bbs. ct IS O6a s. l2i for jersey.
GRArS-There is little prime Wheat offering, Red is
more plenty and is very unstable. Rye Is selling In
small lots at 81 7sas 81 80. Oats unsettled and
are lower, but quotations would be no criterion.
Corn is unchanged; sales of 10000 bush. at sse
81 Oh for Western Mixed 81 O3a 81 OBJ for Southern
Yellow, 81 90 a 81 % for Round Yellow, and 81 lsa
81 90 for Southern White.
WHIsKY-The market is rather irmer; sales Of go
bbs. at IS 35ic. for Ohio and Prison.
PRoyIsIoSs-The market is firmer for Pork; sales
of 900 bbs at Sis for New Mess SIS for do. Prime,
sl9a SIG so for Clear eli so for Old Mess sl6 SIG
so for Prime Mess Beef is in fair demand and the
market il firm; sales of 200 bbls. at % 5Od $40 for
Country Prime, slO9slO 80 for do. Mess, sl4 for
Vermont Mess, and SIS 25Q GIG for Repacked
Western.
English Bacon is wanted, and is not plenty sales of
70 boxes homeless Middles at loo. Cut Meats are
steady; sales of $50 hhds. and tcs at se7sc. Tor
Shoulders and q l0lc. for Hams Lard Is steady
and in fair demands sales Of 500 bbs and tcs' al IVA
aloe. Butter and Cheese are dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
Passengers Sailed

In N. seanship Hashiagfos for Southampton osd Aenes
H. A. Sand Miss Schenck hr Chroye lady and infant Miss
Schasenberg New York Nr. Kehetrow, Husssi Meyer,
Baltimore; Mr.. Sesmann Mr. KesssksmP Aus Ssckel bin
and ady IT, Thermann Master b. Vetterhsim. Master III.
Vetterheim NewYork; L. Mankeirvicky, Virginia d. Tut
tel j. d. Hsgus, Albany Jas b. kimbail Mass H. r. hsee-
dorm Bremen G. o. Wite, CharlesOn Mr. Edndge Phls-
dephia g. H. Garcks Mrs Sondheim and child T. q Ham
merms ann A. d. Schmidt Mr. hiennc2spoofen Aug Nor
man irs Jaeger, NewPorki p Z. fhornombe o. Louis,
j. Depsdgers Mexico; flo. Griffin a,id family, YORK;
Miss Grfen Miss Grifen Miss TackeF Mira Grade Mus T.
Denkepbsch, NewYork Mis- Roberts Augusta MRS II
Tacker Mess Adenann and servant Master Iscker NJ
Lest Miss Tacker. Master Tseker, IL Iacke ee
ter Tscker Cbss Scheye ~ r. MeyeT, Chss Honnann.
Ferd Osner T. B. Schmeule c. yolsu New York H. Du-
plex New OTesnsj n. RoseDfeld Mr. Roberts
w Klenert Portsmouth,; L. Dame, j. Lsans ~ TnaneF
mia; T. Gogen T. Wrede A. Beschor H. H. Wrede CbAros
town; G. schrefer Mr. Ourem. n " Mr. Jscobi Chsreton;
w alter New York N Jseboi Charleston; Louth New
York; J. Helps Springfield Fom.uton ColunSiai l. Psu
erst and child Mrs kevemaun, Madame ranS1l, aaosn'
Lsnge r. Aaron J. Marcus Mr. Marcus, a. Levin, ny
schntze n W. Harris Y. Lonnekab Chas hfanss Dr - D.
Ssddard DR. A. j. johnson, A schmul, Charles iose rev
To- Konple q Zieger ady and child. Mrs Heyne, Samuel
Nj, H. Samuel and three children Jos Morreh sna lsy A.
Lynch W. C. Cockorsu s. klnkace New ofni n oo,e'
Onsb@e: Kutcscbzer, New.York; p. shaw Quebec oe
Nsrpi and child p A. Kasson aud lady h. Law y viena.
IT. Coet lady ADD infants. New ork; hr ne ~
maine Mi, Bouts Miss Gsndchsn Mad Dusran " f.t.Sn'
r. Patton. CANADA o. steller, Phisdeipnsi s r.
Henry Oldenboten NewYork; MI humane, osnaDs ~
PAGE Albany: Gibson c. Sobrig, VIM Anorew a. nays
pe,er R,nick M steer Mrs s. Repek, Jo.n aust n
sehntze g. Frei,cher and lady Mrs Coleman Z
duran Mons csruer and - Lsnoth Ae"oresn' i'A' 100
SDecfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
Arrived.

T. NJ steamship Alabama Schenck, 50 hours from Savsn.
nah mdse and pass s. L. Mchill. Thursday l4th inst
exc signals with steamship Keystone State hence for Savannah
day AN exc signals with steamship Florida fm. New York
hence for Savannah. -, ,o,
u ~ steamship Southener Evan, Charleston so hours,
mde. and pass Spofod. Tleson Co. lith inst, + NJ,
on Care Lookout signals with steamship Keystone state,
from Philadelphia for Savannah; date 10 r. NJ Cspe
Hatteras bearing signals with steamship Florida hence
for Savannah . a., ., .,
Brig Harp (of Key wes Fawell from Cardeuas May 81 and
Kew est 18th inst here she put in eaky moasses 10 T. e.
Maitland & Co
schr Levi of New Haven't Wedmore, Rum Key d.,
salt to J. Eneas. - 80. -. 49,. , , 4,
dsys naval stores J. g. Williams
schr s. wsring, Nef Savannah days, cotton Sc to
McCresdy, Mott & Co. - -
sehr j. W. Lindsey fall Riyer CLARK, St. CroiI West
End Sd inst, sugar, &C., to q. X. De Forrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
FROM NEW-HAVEN.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
NEw-HAyEN, Conn June Ia, 1855.
The usual exercises of Presentation Day took
place yesterday in the Chapel of Yale College.
1t is customary here, when the Senior Class have
passed their Biennial f K animation at the mid
die of the Summer Term, for the Senior Tutor
to present them publicly to the President and
Faculty as candidates for degrees. The present
Glass, numbering eghty-nine members, were all
presented in due form at 10 o'clock A. NJ. I'M
mediately after this the Class Poem and 'aton
were delivered. The Poem, by Lyman d.
Brewster of Salisbury, Conn, was beautiful pro-
duction and every way worthy of the occasion
The Grafton on American Institutions" by
Adolpbe Bailey of Nermillionyille, La was chat
acterized by deph of thought which is rarely
net with in efforts of the kind The following
Prizes were then announced by President WOOL
sEY:
SENIOR CLAss-ftfr0H0n c1I Price
Firsi Pri-eW Haltfod George Tacott, Nesi hAf''''u
COM l. ot..
SeronS Pyf;e-wm. D. AeIaaisl Ssnlweh Ialaaas; ONs'
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