Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-07


ladies and gentlemen of the District who were
in attendance upon the commencement exercises
at Georgetown College We have not time to
remark upon the excellence Of the composition
and delivery Of the following addresses, which
were received with enthusiastic applause:
The Division of and--Samuel A. Robinson.
De Soto-Theodore ] Dimitry.
American Arts and Sciences-Caleb C. Ma
gruder.
Jeptha's Daughter-Henry w Clagett
National Crimes and Punishments-Edward
WOotton
Pancratius-Josep p Orme
Tribute to MemOry-FranciS y. Ward.
Poetry of Life-Cbarles Il Kenny
Storming of Stony Point-John F. Marion.
The PreSs-Comelus ] O'flyun
Battle of Clontarf-Jas. Mclaughlin.
Socialism--Beverly C.. Kennedy.
Death Of Hippolytus-James F. Hoban.
Neutrality-suspicious. =. Hill.
The honOrs of the College for the past term were
then conferred, as follows: -
The degree Of A. M was conferred on Fred'k
l.. Smith, Pa; Geo Vandenhoff, Mass; James
McShane, British America; Alexander H. Tough
borough, ID. c.; John s. Rudd, Va; Dominic
Mcguire, N. G. -..' .-
The degree Of A. b was conferred on Beverly
C. Kennedy, La; c. John O'Flynn, Miss Ed
ward wootton, Md; Charles b Kenny, Pa;
Nicholas s. Hill, Md; Jas. A.Wise, ID. 3; Caleb
q; Magruder, Md; Samuel Robinson, ID c.;
Philip A. MADAM, Cuba.
The degree of A b was also conferred on the
following students of the College of the Holy
Cross, near Worcester, Mass .. to which the ia
naticism Of the Massachusetts, Legislature has
refused a charter:
William . Denver, Mass; John Conlin, Mass;
Joseph Fallon, Mass. George Dillon, Mass. I'D
ward +. Beahn Mass.
The following students having distinguished
themselves in their respective classes. were re-
warded with silver medals, or with premiums:
Glass Of PhilosoPhy:,,MedaltoC c: Jno, O,Flynn,
Mich premium to Edward Wootton, Md
Class of Chemistry-NIedal to James A. Wise,
ID. c.; premium to Charles b. Kenny, Pa
A medal of excellence in Philosophy and
Chemistry was likewise awarded to Beverly c.
Class Of Rhetoric-Medal to James p. Neale,
Md premium TO Henry w. Clagett, Md
Glass of Poetry-Medal to Jas. II. Dooley, Va;
premium to Jas. Hoban, d. G..
Glass of First Humanities-Medal to Robert Y.
Brown, MISS premium to Gabriel A. Fournet,
First Division of the Glass of Second Humani-
ties-Medal to John E. Dooley, Va; premium to
ThOs. CAN'T. Nd
Second Division Of the Glass Of Second HUI
manltles-Medal to Whitfield Mullen, Va; pre-
MUM to Christopher Tebault, La.
First Division of the Glass Of Third Huma nj
tes.-Medal to Dennis O; Donnog hue, d. C pre-
MUM to Harold Mathews, Va. Second do
~ mr Ram 10 Ed E, BiId,sl Texas premiums
Grenada Bernard Reilly, Pa; VIM. Wager, Cal;
Howard Keyworth, ID. C.
First Class Of Mathematics.-Medalt to Fran
els MCGEE, Pa; Francis X. Ward, Md. Sec
ond do.-Mfdal to Joseph X. Taylor, Texas;
premium to Nicholas Parsons, Va
First Division OF Glass Of Third Mathematics.
ID. O;Bryan, Pa. Second do.-Medal to Chris.
topher H Tebault, La; premium to George C.
Brown, Tenn.
Class of Algebra Medal to John E. Holmes,
Md premium to Eugene Hill, Md.
First Division Of the First Class of Arithmetic
Medal to Thomas J. McAdam, Va, premium 10
Peter O'Neil, N. J. Second do Medal to sam
uel ). Shriver, Va; premium to David Shriver,
Va.
Second Class of Arithmetic. Medal to Edwin
II Birdsail, Texas; premium to Charles Mat.
thewS, Cuba.
Third Class of Arithmetic-Medal to Clinton
SC.
Class of Book -Keeping-Medal to John Domas,
Cuba; premium to Peter O'Neii, NJ.
First Class Of French-Medal to Gabriel Cas-
tano, Mexico; premium to Hippolyte Gilly. La
Second Class of FIench-Medal to James p
Neaie, Md premium to Francis Shadler, NY.
Third Glass of FrGnch-Medal to Edwin H.
Birdsall, Tex; premium to Lewis b. Claiborne,
La.
Fourth Class of French-Medal to Thomas J.
CAN'T Md premium to John f. Holmes, Md
Fifth Class Of French-Medal To Walter Nc
FaTlan, DC premium to John Domas Cuba
Class of Elements--MedaI to Gabriel Castanos,
Mexico; premium to John Domas, Cuba.
La; premium to Henry w. CIagett, Md
Class of German-Medal to w Jas Blakeley
Pa; premium to Van Tromp Crawford, d. c.
First Class Of Rudiments-Medal to Clement
Herbert, La; premium to Emile O'Brien, La
Second Glass of Rudiments-Medal to John
Chadwick, n. j premium TO Francis Campbell.
First Glass of Christian Doctrine-Medal to
John w. kidwell ID. C; premium to James Z.
Neale, Md
Second Class of Christian Doctrine-Medal to
John + Marion, 5. C; first premium to John
w Hurley, ID. c second to John L. Finn Va:
third to Samuel II. Stewart La
Third Class OF Christian Doctrine-Medal to
Gustave Andry, La ; first premium to Alexander
First Class of w riting Medal to John Chi
ghizoia. Ala; premium to Jose Navas, Cuba
Second Class Of Writing-Medal to Thomas
Dolan, Me; premium to Edmund Brand, ID. G.
First Class Of Music-Medal to Oscar p. Au-
bert, Ala premium to Gabriel Castanos, Mexico.
Second Class Of Music-Medal to Charles +.
NJ Matthews, Cuba; premium to John Chighizola,
Ala.
MILITARY.-The New York Regiment will be
received tomorrow morning with all the honors,
by the volunteers Of the District 1t is to be
hoped they will have such reception at the
hands Of our military that they will have cause
to regret their visit
CORREcrIoN.-In our report OF the Sabbath
School celebrations of Independence day, we said
the Ebenezer Sunday School was at Bladensburg
1t should have been, 60 the school Of Waugh
Chapel"
WATCH hkTuhNS.-UeOTSc Jones, arrested on
a charge Of resisting officers, throwing stones,
and melting t. riot on the day Of the late NUM-
cipal election, was sent to jail for court.
Henrietta Doyle, colored lassie, was found
rowing about the streets at O'Clock this morn
ing sent to woTkhouse to exercise her strength
ON the city farm for ninety days
Charles Bruce was brought in by Watchman
Richardson, badly beaten. The witness did not
appear; but the prisoner accused the officer of
beating him without cause, and said he would
bring proof Of the charge. His case was laid
over till this evening for hearing.
A. Ar STATED MEETING OF LIBERTY CLUB, held
elected: A. M. Proctor, President nj. b. Gordon,
Vice President; ID. b. Morgan, Secretary John
knowles, Treasurer. it,
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