The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

private sbemeeives
Rev. GEORGE goop then took the floor, ana made
- exceedingly Amrsug speech, wnicu voce rous g
tQplauded. he ~as p ,sed At haA'jDg his
1sapsrd ano accouptel for il ooy on the sroun tina,
Ssns assocaatd wih the Facaity OF the College
pA,s Of his ciass had not oeeo exsm,oed m ns.asal
peUoeoPny by she professor shea, motion Of the
A0e~rs, be took the coAir and conducted the
sz.nIa'ou. wbicn he subsequently understood &c
hA~e been perl ectly saSlsfs jtOry. 6iDcs then he
haG felt very peculiar the Faculty Yale
Co,hse They bad always feis-he Faculty And
Gao toer reos,f DE- ths soo,ey
s'sry .hnn It bad achieved, i the name himself
a.s the Faculty he babe them 60 and prosper, M
Wood resumed bis sest amid uprorioas lAaghssr.
Ar JOAN r. KEEP mAne iew rejoicing In the
De ssc.sy ~ou,a See ina, the Donor Of nona wss sus
eAseso 10 the at-ss posterIty.
Dr. STILES snn GEORGE sHIorsoS made feg remarks,
"sea oy ar ,kksoR soo gave the sane ADVICE TO toe
sPesssss that 0etoocpt brother gave "Let your
kaa sustained u the de.to Of Professor @ nsted
D. WAsHiSo1os Booker "as nappy 20 say the Linonis
y. o.bers we're .so se aa",. ss' the sI ne@neq;
- Al tneu children to become of LInonia
Ass~aeT song was sung gtoAser en.h %,
- INST vesse Of which Otto
Lrnops! We pal toy pane,
swee De "a YES aom oum
century has suog tay fame,
SAGE oe Ia dum bum
my glory wed to Yale Known,
SGee Ge ~ hi a.:
Her pooest alone,
Swee % In dum bum;
Jpooia victorisi
s~ee de la wee chez hi RI sa;
JsoDia, vlcsOrisl
S~ee dc u bum.
.es. socy made s On Ds 81 a H.
frps presented ins,ncsse. Words
aAcuc substituted FOR deeds: noble TO
ssHvAe the art Of persaasion, for e,oqaepcs
aAuo liberty. couary iarplsbsd = ~,aer
Aso sor the c0uvssoa OF tie art u puoha sOeakas .a
Prof snIaMAS, Jr., few remarks called the atten.
Non of the oiety 70 Inc statues Of Demostaenes
they executed by eartuoomew, and copies of
~ antique
Several gentlemen followed. eu,o.iziu the Linonia
ssc%y. Another song was sung and me meeting ad
earned.
rhe frobers in Unity another literary society connect
ed with the college, alec held Their meeting
~ The simiisr to those of the
LneDA Society consisting o. brief speeches and songs
rui portion Of the membess OF the College threE Cd
sDi and gave evident tokens TIA. ney were bound to
have . ''spree " They commenced iolng the College
bs n furious rate, and finally succeeded breaking
which they cut in sm4 piecesesoh OF the
aeuen emo participated 10 toe ceremony being furnished
~sh portion Of the rope, which no mis-
button ho'e with as much price as distinguished
Usryior would exhibit bs well earped ,aures In
Mo evening they were still bosterous, for
succeeding negotiating for the purcnase barrels
my proceeded masse 10 the College Grsen wnses
the nlum nation. the blszs was a, it. fun
height the students surrounded burning hogsaeaus
spot, besldcs furpishDg an agreeable co
t3rtapmenf 70 the adies the neixncornood
" the College, nearly a,peared on The cal
the ho,e and privae residences So loud was
the soens ADD cneers Of the Of Ola Yale
painful TO observe tost wnIe she ds.insusned
3srst akpg students rising leaving zoe
CHURCH - ucpAe the publication ~ the upper end
Union College prayer meeting is held every morning
TIE North Church and largely saeodsa By students
composed chiefly OF ladies It only tue religious
2ofsoa Of The student. that attended e1erctses
Wednesday Brief sddreeses we're made, and the bless
ing Of Gcd invoked on the great Institutions OF learning
loafpe wnicn was read 1T the meeting OF the Alumni
W put could not sucosed 10 procuring copy in
from IT.
Class Of lsos-Jacoo Bood Ion, Charleston, 8 G. Juv
G, 1907 H. Entered the United States army In 1911 A
captain OF The First regiment OF artillery and served
aasl .sib AT the reorganization of the army on the
Go@e OF the wal he ~ss retained and the fo,acaous of
his command He President The State senate for
many years. anu was member Of the Convention in
tbe ordinance Of qualification ~ f
l8S6-Jsmes Ga1sdeo, Charleston s. C. Der "a 1874.
he entered public Ms az early age and served IN
toe var or 1872 Al s close be confidential aid DE-
S.Dp OF Genera jackson, and accompanied him in the
nsnipee War BE wss appointed Minis or to Mexico 10
!Sos oy PRESIDENT Pierce aud through nts fundamentally
Moione OF dolars II now constitutes The territory Of
%. He was .ne second son Of Hon John DAY and vas
born 10 New York After graduating be studied ls hut
any great exsen. professional business and he ,ss,sS
NE Family OF hs father at Bedford he thare.flsr
resided He was appointed first lodge the county N
Manchester, continued in this postion thro,s
AL political changes until 1s43 He for long perio1
and
PRESIDENT OF the American Peace Socety. 10 1888 be
poo isned the lie and writings Of hs fstaer, ADD be
asa publshed other works espects espcaIv
pp Peace African colonization and Slavery.
lS32-Benry A. Deforee: u D. Rochester NJ Y
November "a, 1858; a. BE the sen Of Jobr NJ
D@iorest, OF Humphreysvie (Seymour). Conn., and was
born in "stertowp he Guided medicine and after 4
soocessfu practice NJ Rochester, Y, i've yeers
Ne offered himself 10 the American Board medical m e.
,s'IMy De was accepted and after y fs!tnful aad
eseiu service OF about twelve years the Syrian
ne Was compelled 10 retnrr by the failure o. ~
. ne was professor OF mathematics in rue Ual.
" East tennessee, 1T Knoxville. for several yearg
xr.an,hs m, pa was nteef With insanity for few
Tann ,,ha.s iiH recovery ne removed 70 Lexngsca,
D. last e ns enssged u successfo practice Dusus
% see's ~ acted deputy for County
EssAs, n come instances DO outlss N ,f 80 80 %
deputy he was arrested ON ausnic,o, ~ eo-sa ~" -
csne revng maniac, dLed At Inc Inc ~ ys,Ly, %
rssosme Inc euspcon OF wh CO be W. 80, "a ~
ano rdts pTossqg. would tsve Saar ans~
fEe pext week bad ne i,ved To- see AZ 'eoH ehterea
r, iDs HOO WM l. si@ffa Coei Justice AID Sos 1b,.
a. Butler srd Hcg. o seyu1cu- Iudy = ID d. l Au,s
Court, have been erss ged oaripg the week in
Gneftsiiont written by sudeats Of Yaie Lac i-,a
Eight essxJe on the subject nIrapied rnyr-rs. T., -.
eae OF property, were fGtnished u he vpres In 80
PETITION for the PRICES " S'''-
The judge maze their award on we6nesaav rso a.,
p-izs q t30, was Pivs1 20 RisiarG 81 ghttara., - I
hestDr Ox, lDrn and the Drizs OF sga IN 5z,s
y, srsi7sr5, OF haodsm. and g. CiRton erigsoie an !
,ss'nerSned, ber com osiEoos being equally rnssito
fcus. ' ' |
cRhT1oN BEFORE THE Pal BETA Kappa Society |
&he Phi BOA Kappa Society met N The syeong Of lie