New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-25

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Frsrs Wood, vYori-"h Crusade q the Nnsteeath
HensJ A Bs:tr. PennsylvIia-"The Meccaa"
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Long before the appointed hour, 10 o'clock yester-
day morning, Nassau Hall was crowded almost excu-
svely by ladies' they being g. first admitted to the ex-
clusion Of gentlemen; and when they were all in the
steiner were compelled to crafty their curiosity
BY tipoe peep through the doors or when ths: lux.
MY was not TO be had, they crowded the steps and
ward ard gazed at the building.
The exercises were opened with prayer by the Presi
dent Of the College who also presided upon the occa-
son and followed by music from the band, and then
CONNER ced the regular programme, as follows:
Robert NJ Fuller. South CArolin,-Latin SslatAto-y
John Mcke!wsy j.. Nev-Jersey -Eu-ish salutatory.
Jo.eph :. vsn Dyke, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grafton
Daniel GIeloTy. New Yori-Beies Ie,tr-. Ora:iou.
Gu,tsvu.w M.yer, New Jer.ry-Couu.el and Action.
Martin Hs7eps, NewJvr'ey-rhs Origin Of The American
} %s' R Rs VII Si rTHJ'y1I s.. D
jane. MsyHe, Irsl,ndTLife' a Warfare
Thoms. Hsines New ,Jer,ey-The Moor, Of spain.
John Beeiman. New Jers.y-OaI Earth is Star among
Henry " Watson, Pennsyl,snis-Tbe American Citizen
kneeAnd P he'ehaH, Long I'and-Ihe Policy and Fate Of
Jofn Stewart. PenD.ylvAna-Liberal Systems.
s.4s p a. M'?S s1 , a..
Jaan Potter, New Jersey-FootPri6t. Il Tune.
ChsIf. B. Moore AikaS.a.-Lif. i. RsAI
Hush Craven. Pennsyvalia-Benrvoeace.
EDWARD l. yelling NewJer.sy-Heroi.n Of Literature and
Ctarie. s De GrAw Nav -Jer,ey--yo Chance.
Charles R. Hayward Florda-The Limit of Intellectual
Power
At the close of the @peecbes the ceremony of con.
felrng The degrees upon the graduating class took
place. This followed by the valedictOry Grafton
by James W. A. Wright of Mississippi, afterwhich the
exercises were closed with prayer and benedlcton.
The following is list Of the graduates who received
the First Degree in the Arts:
LyenT. Adams, Mi::. William Bell, 5. John $. Beck
J. I...c A. Bs1vs, n i John r Burton q GAVIN II
Chri.;y DO Charles Clement j. La Philip B. Cook, Pa
t sSi; san SSnus beHa. Al. ws De- Wit Pa.
VI H Pn'95e i0SH 81; Sa %. P n, n RoSsr;
y cisfss iIss., n J.: Thom.. Hslae. cIi%slI
Fl, NJ 9 Hswin. I'D j. ADDISON Henry. \. j. j. How.
Fl I.newsyi n J. Kneel.Hd Ke,eham L. Il Charlie, c.
La Joseph T MacaaAy "a; VIM H. Mcclure 5. c Gus,
ts7g. ". Mayer, N j. John McKeT,y jI, y Leonard
nell Ala David Ii. Mitchell, VII. Charles B. Moore Ark
Charles MORAN, NJ John n P,risF Mis-" Aaron p P.c1
simpson Ala. John stewart Pa Geo summers, n J..
s,PhsT W HTds29 o S?1Es Sia Pys' se5;
W. ws,soul Pa Wm II ws..os, C.; Edwn[ d. L Wolf
N James W. A Wright, Mss
The honorary degree Of Doctor of Divinity was
fened on the following gentlemen;
The Rev- Peter Lomer Of the Presbyterian Theological
College London Daniel w Poor Of Newark ~ j.; Thatcher
Tbsytr Of New port, H. l. Geo d. Cunmns, Washington d.
G. David Q Demaren of Hudson, n Y. VIM H. Green
Professor in Theological Seminary Princeton.
The honorary degree of LID. was conferred on
Charles Mccoy, President of South Carolina College,
the Hon. VIM L. Dayton. Attorpey-General of New.
jersey, and the Hon. Benjamin Williams, Chancellor
Of NerJersey.
The degree Of Master of Arts conferred on john
A. OR of Mrs; VIM. Radcliffe De Witt Of Penn.
the Rev. John Leaman of Cedar Grove, Penn. Ora
ham 4 Mitchell of Scotland Nathan Hedges Of New
ark, y. j.. Alansop A. Haines OF n. j.; Henry b.
Price of N. j.. Lucen d. Carey of n. j., and Joseph
B. Seabrook.
There were also admitted to the degree of A. B.:
Stacy G. Potts, jr, Of Trenton; James Wells of South
Carolina, and NJ. NJ. KENNEL OF West Point.