The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

The I'M ,tution and nsanced Prof Bull as having instl
tuted civil engineering department, and Prof. Cum
mings who had rganized school OF design for ladies
and gentlemen.
wS. n. SAKus the Secretary then called out the
classes.
Mr. STERLING responded for the class of 1874 and
nounced that he in favor OF free speech aud Ere
mont, at which there was loud and vehement applause.
Mr. Martin responded for the class OF sl5 which, he sai
hard shell democrats, and were 30 still Mr.. Poet
responded Tor the class Of lsi1 Mr Rodgers Tor the
Burnham tor the class Of 1893 Mr. David Iuth for the
Glass OF 1854.
An old colored Jantor of the University, Or. Smith
here introduced, and WAS received with cheers.
Mr. CAMPBELL responded for the class OF 1855 and Mr..
MAooABY for the class oflS56.
joan ATCHEsoS made affecting speech in reference to
the deceased members Of the University after which the
Alumni adjourned with ''Auld Lang syne."
Annual Commencement Of Rutgers College.
OUR NEW BRUNSWICK CORRESPONDING.
NEW BRUNSWICK, July l, 1856.
In common with the numerous graduates of this vene
rabe institution have devoted the early part of this
week to annual pilgrimage to Alma Mater. We find
this annual the OF past studies and
Citations pleasant and profitable. breaks in upon tue
duh monotony Of oyery day life and carries US back to
ali the pleasures and trials the duties, and reaxa,ons
and follies of former years. II renews our youth,
transports US back along the track Of life than half
q years and revives the r.colectons and
Citations Of by gone times There is pleasure in this,
and there is sadness, too; for while meet many
familiar faces, these almost the exceptions Multi.
tudcs Of pilgrims rise up every year and the gene
ration that is rapidly recedes before the advance Of the
rising one. But amid these changes overriding
Power enhroned and guides them to the fudlment Of
His purposes And IS satisfaction to know that
be rues-that under hts wse administration an things
shall further the advance Of society TO higher and purer
point OF excellence upon earth; and that the ties which
are sundercd here-so far they eievang and de-
excellent hereafter.
Yesterday morning at IL O'Clock, President Frelng.
huysen del verei the part Of the faculty, the baccha
lauf address to the graduating ,ss The exerc
held IN the college chapel, which was tasefuy de
corated for the castor, and listened 10 by large,
intelligent and inter es,ed audience.
The venerable speaker bii his youthful hearers
and privileges q their early days especially Of their col
lego life They owed duties 20 the college whose oene-
Ut they were 70 illustrate, AMI maintain - claims.
Their influence sd, uld be thrown around literary asutu
tons u his ID the from the preladces ich are often
excited against them and they should endeavor 70 Illus
tra;e the advantage u educated minds BY influencing
othe Tor good The opinions snd conduct Of commu
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tlnr n Know esgc i power and he that has
tie element otgreatest energy. be may fall 10 direct
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inmca t. the common schools. Colleges have been as
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the lcupe have grown wiser than 10 consider the cult
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