New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14
NEW-YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE
DEAF And DUNE.

TIE Forty first Annual Closing E1hib hon of the
scad. icsl year Of this Institution tooA place ye-ter-
DAY ~ O'Clock in the chapel o. the Institution, a.
Fsnwood. Washington Hights and in the presence Of
seyeral buIcTe1 iTleLCs.
Auo1g the visitors preseut were NJ. G Al sude' the
widow Of the late Dir. GsIsldet. the founder Of the
Cesi and dumb Institutions Do this country There
were present beside about hundred Of the alumni OF
the Institution. After the audience had seated ther-
seye tie body Of the cnspe, the pupils were ush-
cred from tie rear the males upon tue side Of tue
platform AID the females the other, the latter being
dressed 10 white. Badges Of blue yellow and white
rbbcn upon the bres sts Of the pupils indicated their
relative degrees II merit curing The year Among the
Directors preset were b. K. Winthrop esq, >nep-
1src Kp.pp, esq, Ersstu. Brooks snd Geo. Folsom.
The Principal, DR.. PEET, statel that during the
year lot single pupof the Institution hal been tnken
swsy b. death, and that there were now present 80
pupil divided into - classe He lad that the great
aority were very ignorant when they - came 20
The r-1-utsor-Dot krOEr the names q the common
et objects around them UNCONSCIOUS ~ the existence u
a SDpr~ne Beng, sE1 even unscq ua.lted With theL
Owl Dsme-.
A number of the members Of the higher c..ss were
then called upon tie PLATFORM sn1 wrote compositions
On blackboard, upon van.Is subjects dictated 70
to u By Prot I-AAC /. PEET. 'le meanwhile explain
Irg the difference between the European aid 4 nsTi-
systems o. instruction adapted TO this unfortunate
cs's Il % dreu.
Pot Par then read TIE COMPOSITIONS commencing
with Cue Do manuscript % tie .uh- = the Farm
House. TIE COMPOSITIONS showed a. admirable L.
gee q proficiency il TIE u'e Il language. The o0u
Position. or Wtst j. Reading The Dstinction
between Love and Affection au3 " The Dsuoc10l
between P1reL0l y snd Phy-i0glJmy. g. OF which,
WITT eIfeu poraueols.y. were excellent.
Mr.. GEORGE FOLSOM. II tie Committee appointed
By tht srl ~ Director 20 eX2nlne pupils desiring
70 remain Or two ye7rs logger 10 zoe Institution
ported favor q twenty who had been fuuCd mer,0-
rons He then r, Il report the particular depart
n.eIts q Instruction pur-ued II the Asylum, giging
tie sysens pursued aId tee results q tie experience
q tie teachers. Prof PEEI risrpre il tie report 20
tie deaf pupls q The ,caoJ by gas n siecc- while
NJ. Folsom al Z 70 the audience.
TIE yAiecctOry address then delivered IL the
ssD language by Albert a BARsEs int 20 tae au-
cl-roe ard then . graduate. This address was
written with grest care, sri was most creiita-
be production.
Diplomas were then delivered 70 the following per
sors, most q whom Are sbou. twenty ye.r. u s-e:
t. thoee DO have completed a seven yesr. course:
David Rsy -l-sts. E.--y A'.c-d R---i Alfr.d O--~l
Ota1cs4 Jsrs Elzh skuLEsy " an Brerrar J1L-
Eel Z "a bssruGl- " LyLar E-rry Fe-ser1sr.
Ctases - e. William II Brew G-orl. Hafrsca
sa1e Harvey ke-, De-l Henry Bop-y Felx E--la-Ge ty
kfratefh A. fa--4-E-r. Eirs Csiaor-. J1lA Cox
1ssrl~ RocfCl R1sll'1e Az B1de Cs.hsu-~ Doc9vln.
s-rsh tzl5stA Campbell, Nay Il la Gor-l. s-ssa FE-
f7i1rs Oa-lsr-e sar1cru a-d Cstlsrt- Le;-r 5reSer
Tie highest grade. FOR ful three years course 81
s-rtg r. the Hi.h Csss " =. ~Asc- FAR s-cuey
J-rso- Val Char-s Villains Ss'rsv. Ait~ A Bsr-es Jor
Nscsi-r, Goest Hchs Fsn-y Smith, Eay IaoE-e, A-oi-
re- Al.la Acyes SarLs j1G-la CL.is.y.
Tee tudeIce srd plpll> were then dismissed win 3
beredciion by the PuIGoal, II. + Par. eco. after
Which collation. paT;skel al z tie age dIrieg-
taL below, aid tie yis.tors departed.