The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31

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South Harw ck, ~ Y John Milton Holmes, Geicag, III
Of smith harris, Hyde, youngstown, New York;
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s. ph Tapin love~sl Oorin.h, Vermont Henry
Nanc., New York; Levi. SIMMONS MASON seso.
Amen Baxter Merwn, New York city; Joseph Lyman
Norton H..d Mas. George augustus I NS:n san
Palmer, Bloomfield; Norman Caroan Perkins, Ponfre',
Vt; Edward Les hton Porter, New L'ndon George
hartford; LOWS Emile Profet, Natchez Mrs ,Gsorg,
Roberts, wesichester, Pa Michael Waller Robinson. Fail
Sn .ndys Henry
GroveaDd, Mass Samuel scovie, West Cosnwal Henry
Maurice sesly, Honssdse, Pa s'Srr. oaiA; seymour
IAdyard smith, New LontoD Wilder Smith, albany. n r. :;
Warren Kellogg sou'hsics, Troy, n Israel selden
Rochester, Y; George BrintOn rhomas westche stsr
| Pa; William Arad Thompson, Middleberoush, Mass |;
Mich Manning Case Wells, Buffalo, y. Y Nathan Dana
Wells LAwrerce Mass; Arthur Martin Wheeler E,sou;
Nathan Wiley sso,h wipdsor w wass sya Wilson
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| cANplpAr,s FOR TIE DleRrx OF Mssrr. or AsTs
Thomas Egleston, Lucius Duncan, dward Whitney,
Charles Barrett. Jonathan Clark, Thos c. Pnckard,
CHARLES hite Samuel Walker, D.'idC Proctor, Lewis
Potwn, W. 3 Potts, John n. wacou, .lexaude, q. Sic
ven' Adrien Van Snderen Charles b. Leeds F. walcott,
.s JOIN rso%Sy E'' W%
VIM A. Keloy, willard G. FIags Thomas G. Rsch, Henry
I. Huehe, James " Hustled, Robert e. Taylor John C.
Lewis L. weld. Ira W Pet,bonc, Henry Bald VIM Geo W.
Reilly, Edward p, Buffet, Jacob F. Seller, Austin c. Dam
p P.a Cray Gss9J, Alexander Gsnn ohsuncy fSomp
john G. sanders, Edward GrfhnSa ker lls47) Henry
1 C. Ku,z (ls47), Charles A. Dapee, Jos W Wilson.
CANDIDATES FOR BACHELOR % PHILOSOPHY.
William H. Pike, John K Gilbert, Edmund p Ha.rick
| Edward Curtis, David Martin, Alfred Rockwell
CANDIDATES FOR Ins DEGREx OF
Alvin A. AlyoO.d, George " Smith, Jerqm. . Tracy
| mar, A. Bishop, sanuel Fl. Or~ig
DEGREE OF A. u. OUT OF ucorRsn
praRus OF M D. IN COURSE
Asa Hopkins n ufchl, George Clay, Cortandt Van X
Greed, John Fcoe, David Aa.on d1es John worhns
ton Booker Sanford Lawton Cha les Rae Osborne, Homer
Leo Parrous Ozias Willard Peck Ezra Smith, John W.er
! and Samuel Russell Wooster.
! ~ p-Ralph peming. IL D-L.euterant Governor
! HONORARY preEn OF MASTER OF ARTS
Thomas Pref Samuel W. johnson, Prof George Jarvis
Brush ard Prof Charles H. Porter
A to the Commencement, exercises themselves Yale
/ has decidedly outdone herfet they arc universally
MOI 10 have been exceled for number OF years.
An the speeches OF high order Of merit The last
eight particularly excelent and promised
well for The In after life Of those who delivered
them.
NJ Perkins interrupted by frequent applause TIE
poem "Hesperus' by Geo. Pratt, was well written AMI
well delivered. AZ regarded eooution Mr.. Tyler
exceied oil the other speakers and frequently "brought
dewn tie house, BY his earnest and manly defence Of the
right
me Grafton by Mr. Jackson, ef Newark, attracted
considerable attention His reereuce 70 Nathan HAle
graduate OF Yale, historic proof that this universally
was the eide Of liberty, elected warm applause
Eesus. Holmes and Strong were the successful caudi
dses for the De Forest prize medal whish was awarded
four i've weeks riuce The fact Of their having
been declared equal IN merit Ut that time, drew many
critical eyes upon them TO-DAY Their speeches were
both marked by strength and vgor, well grace OF
style. M Hoipes elocuiicn characterized by in
pulsiveness; while that Of Mr. Strong polished
| AMI graceful The oyations werc par eminencs. the
| speeches of the occasion.
| The oratcn by Cyrus Northrop "Nan'ins SIS" wa.
also deserving the hgheet pyae His diguine1 and quie
bu impressive se Of speaking KEEP. the closest attention
| Of the acdience.
me vaedictory alton feelngly delivered. Hare
hearted must be the Who you'd not show emotion
ench occsion Tho main portion OF the address, OF
rhe Contamination OF Life" TOO metaphysical 70 o'
appreciated by popular audience