The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02


the grave, the troops will "rest on arms" The
ceremonies being over, the Artillery will fire three
saioo's, when column to the right will be formed
and all move off, without music, at quick time mn
I'll outSfde of the enclosure. when, halting for a
mcment, carriages will be resumed, and with mu-
sic In quick time the procession will be conduct
cd to the Capitol Square and there dismissed
Bells win be tolied aud minute guns fired from
the Capitol Square during the movement Of the
procession from Rockets to the grave.
'fhe Aids Of the Chief Marshal will be recognized
by their batons OF office, and will be obeyed and
respected accordingly.
1t is proper to remark that the movements above
Indicated will be promptly executed.
MONROE OBsEQUIEs The variOu7 com
mitt.es met at the City Hall yesterday, Joseph
Mayo. Esq ,resuming the chair.
On motion Of Mr.. g. w. kandcI Iph, Col. r. NJ Car,
~as appoin led Treasurer, aud the following gentle
meD--Geo. ". Munford, VIM. w. Crump, B.
Ciopton, A. Igbrock asd R. H. Cary--were appoint
ID IA committee to andit all accounts Of Expenses
incurred. ii s-
reception. reported that the steamer Glen Gov.
could be chartered to bring the National Guard, O.
New York, from City Point to Rockets, at ST. pc.
head, and furDsh them with breakfast at SO cents
each. On motiSn, the committee was ordered to
maze tsc necessary arrangements.
Judge Crump reported that he had received q
letter from the Colonel of the National Guard Civ
Ing the number expected at 500, and had made ar
tabEtHeutS IJf QudTttEluR COlipsule3 l., =, anu
l. and their officers, staff, musicians and civic
guests, at tho Exchange Hotel, Companies s. aud
at the 81. Charles Hotel, aud Company s at tbs
Powhataa HaIse.
On motion, the Committee on Collection wers
| authorized TO add TO their number, aud continue
;hcir solicitations.
The meeting then adjourned
RICHMOND CoLLEGE.--In the Dispatch
of yesterday We briefly NOTICED the tenth annual
conniencementof Richmond College. We now aj,
pend the list OF distinctions assigned to the follow
iUg students at the intermediate and final eXlm-
aaIious, the orer of the names indicating relative
merit:
LATIN COURSE.
First Iedr -Iatefmedidte ErdRiiaJfion.-John NJ
Pitcher, II l. Henson, A b N ocd!in. u w Prince.
Final LErdatadf,on--John A Pitcher. J X Davis.
Q l Yarbors ugn. q w Prince. NJ NJ Burrows. John
Second Kear -Ietsrmediate Examination &C Ma
fa Jo Tayo cB TolSsu '0h
THIRD htermedlate Eramiaotion.1M A
GsuMGrn ,ocarthy II .,ha ,shraas; S S"hr Ial taIk
Final Examination. VIM II Agn.w, N A Cau
tho,n. = 5 ,nf,a 4 J hn Moreecai.
pu! inn, J. Il Rogers, W renich. } Thornton.
Ioha J Harvey. i Hatcher. D ddwin. " fe,
JUNIOR TaENGH.
intermediate ErGgfaatioR - stason.
T u.
L daar-
Intermediate Examination John 3 Mordecai
Finat hra,ntadts John Moriecai.
GREEK COURSE.
FIRST Fear.- Intermediate ean,isation : L Lind
w isnee rssb aSu Thas
nylanay t.s Jne Eng Eng k,.,1 B.istew;
hS Sarboroa g. Prnfe eysed gssti bs
Second Fear Aatssnetiltte Termination IL y
Hatcher Jno B Mo d,,ai. Jno /. Harris, Fiorenc,
1et.artfy, VIM II Wiiisns. James Mundy, Ii v
Fiaa. Sia Eramiratio,s4Jn, Mordscai, I. Ii
prade CN $ "a. Ja n Harris, VIM II Williams
Third Ieor. = Late,meddate Termination u
thorn. JnoJ Harvey Gwin. w Hatcher.
tiaryey Ha'cher W spebich.
= finsi e E5aminGtoanJ e sn Turner M A Cauthsrn 10
hatcher, Fl Hatcher
MarnEMAncAL COURSE.
First Tear -Janior Cmss : First Eramiaaton.-r
FfaaI Erarl.sati n /, Powers, Jno W Bird {
Mas !. Biniord. q Marlborough. Jno Pitch 7
fr4nination -Wm Mlebl Jno s,erdecai, Wnl
Il Aguew Jane A Mnndy. Florence Mccarthy. Jn
Fi..at Eaaaiaatioa WIN II Aenew, Jas Mun
Dr.. "mJ hipman
Third Iear.. .&aior Glass jos Turner, VIM r
Hatcher. . Il Pulh m. q B>mith. Harvey Hatcher,
Jao W Ryland. Jno J Harvey, wm Penlch,
Clayton
| CHEMISTRY AND MAI BAL PHILOSOPHY.
Latermcdidte Eaaastnatioa; 4 Turner Thos
power.. II h hatcher, Wa Niche. Jno w Rylane
james A Mnndy. 7 Bristol.
land " n Agnew. VIM Pc aicn Wm Niche.
II Hatcher. L G Rrist"w Mnndy.
MORAL PHILOSOPHY
Ja,,ior ffass-- fn,teYaettiats t.ras,taatior.--G
Esgl.sion Il = Ha,cn (. r Hancock, u Is Smith
j Mandy II W Davis
J Is 2 9horas N, X iAdssy
SaioT Class : l.terasdtats Eraa.ination y Z
AWARD. AWARD u Saichsr. s ) Il pnlism. " ''''
Final Eramiadtion.--J Turner, II Pulliam, W
\ COMPOSITION AND DEcLANArIoN. ~
II Henson. q @ Egsles,on. y PuilIam. Luci sn
Hassehsr sss her Thharnton ha Davis ssulsnsr ,
Psnich VIM n Agnew. D W Green, II Hatchee, VIM
n Williams. VIM q HaIlyhurtnn. j W Taylor. q n
def,t,Mieh. Jno Harvey. L M Rogers. Gwen,
When the reading Of the above list was couclud-
Cd the Degree Of Bachelor Of Art, aud Diplomas,
were conferred upon the following young gentle
mon. 9zs
Harvey Hatcher or Bedford: n pui,iam Of Rich
noad eitys W Pefi b o. Ifaiifax; J w sylana Of
King Qneen;J rurnerof shicksfDrd; w = Hatch
The cxsreises concluded with benediction by
Rev Jas a Beyce.
BANKING OPERATIONS - Tho Directors
Of the Farmers Bank will meet on Saturday In
stead Of Monday--so that all persons Wishing di :
caanfs will note the change Of day for The estina
of the Board. AZ little or DO business will b.
transacted In the city on Monday, our basine
men would do wsti TO attend 90 their n0tes due
that day on saturday. 20 that the Bank oflrers
may be partially relieved from labor on the 9th -
Every man eau do this much. II he wishes. and
thassgivn most of the officers an spporsuaity OF
wtnsssng tile ceremonies over tho remains oi
President Monroe.
The FLowan QuEEA or Coronation Of
the Rose should attract large andieuce Ia 81 trc-
pniisan Hall, tsrnIehs. Those who have seen tie
ant~rtaiument. speak nf II ~ the graudest fvtr
witnessed of IT, Kind. The Hall has been repxiRt-
"a saa tttsd up within the past ter d.ys, and %