The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08
TEE LEW YORK MEDICAL SCHOOLS.
Annual Commenced cement o. the Medical
Department Of tho university of Sow

D~p1GtAAent Ol tno OnASefSAty Oh Now
YOIs.
TIE annual commencement ( the Medical Department
Of the University OF NeS YORK tok place yesterday
evening" in the chapel Of the Uuivery, past
O'Clock. The exercises opened BY Impressive
prayer offered by Chancellor Ferris, after which he
reaa the names OF the graauas who ,ed the plat
form aud received their diplomas from hands.
AS they assembled tie platform different
re eycd with applause By their friends read
Of those students who had acquired "Cerloate OF Flo
for having pursued more full course Ut study thsu
the laws OF the University called for they Numbered
forty eight. After this the distribution OF medals
prizes took place. amid the creates. applause Professor
Aou addressed the GRADUATES ana welcomed them
INTO the profession, and hoped that nothing misnt
prevent them visiting there again When the
Angel Of Death stxoos besides the dealnbed, the
merchant rorges his ss aud Stocks and the doctor
looked to with confidence and hope Hs delende: the Old
system Of writing prescriptions IN LsuD, and gave as
fes<oD that the medical fraternity loved tho profession b
well that they wished Keep ntrom the vulgar gaze
Z; tie world. The SUCCESS VI lilo depeaded upon
carefully. He dio net want them 70 Axe Wy the 6 b
~ig' order OF the oden rme, put he wished
them To be careful Of their personal appearance
aud lways 70 be dressed - 9 ntemca; that tnere
was 81 mpathy between the body and the mind H.
also requested thcm ihair ambition, and Lstea
to the ooupses OF oder .ban themselves; when IN
CONSULTATION TO treat tie they should meet *tn
shtDess and when called upod " respOAl TO nixh Calls
u DO SO cheeriuy more particularly when the person
religion be wished the medical profession 70 be on
smicsbe terms; aud thcy must pot Ia their
when they saw d-ain approaching. lot the pcr-
be Of what religion no might toe minister was 10 be
always admitted, even when the members OF tho family
were excluded When called upon NJ Witnesses IL med
cal cases be desired them to be short 10 their replies and
Lot ~ De xous " advertise themselves de
that III the OF their they would entrusted
with many secre,s which nothing make them u
suse. That ,n,y should be nse the dea OF Wild
beat, where many enier but few come oct
ke ftxf.t hrc
Harvey two hgh's OF The meoicM profession AMI gave
ioany sLecdots 81 Their early lives lie said that same
ctectro to Il. course OF s.Gnics pursue not being
suinc'entiy oeep but, iha' The country young and
lIey would have ample time to Improve themselves
10 various siuai III conclusion, b. bggec OF them uot
20 forget that the "Au.hor Of tbs Uoiversc" their
iaher, shd that no matter xha, might prove fase
ibe Boie Was true. He was loudly applauded through
out
The following Is a lie, Of the prizes
h,u M,dais-Gold, pr. Samuel 3 Spier, New York; ell
yei In John ~ Rchnoud, south Carolina; bronze, Or
Van Bare. f,i,ss-lir Ioen NJ Richmond, South Caro-.
na, s5u ano case ol susnents; DIR. samuel " Sper,
New York, case Of inrtruDents.
httooye Frip-Mr. i, ~ Sprague, Connecticut, large
Gaze q instirneslsi Mr. j. T. Ferguson, New York,
,-,c.et case Of ipslruTnt nts.
The follow ng "a lss Of the graduates. They number
.3S Seventy from the southern States, ufy
two from the Northern States. and pne from the British
Prov ncss:-
Charles " BeiIey me icomns J. Bailey, N. Y Rugene
" Bavaanin, Va Joseph W. Barnett, Ca Charles ".
Bates. N y; ihomss Bsyls. Jr., \: " Robert Beck
xih, k~s; Hepyy q. B.pjamip james a Bennett,
n. Y; Georg. II. X. Bsuust, N. Y; John G. Bignsu
ohio; Ns.isniel s Black. Ala; Ralph Braksock. n x,
3 Bogfrt, n. T.; Norman bond, . Henry w. Boone
sc Anthony b. kin, Va; Eugene l. Bfoaddus, Va ;
B,ileton, N. Y, James Caiiaway, Ga Andrew 5 Ca
GlsIon. c.; Nicholas G. Campbell, Ga; Jonathan n.
sss ssns cs. sS csm w%
Y, Walter Coles, Va thrstphcrC oorbea, N c.; wm. D.
Cos nwell, s G Leonidas Cawan, La oaacr q Cox,
\. G.; Josiah q Culver, n. Emanuel Deemy,
Pa James Rppen, Pa NJ. John De Rosset, n. c.
John s Deyer,e, Va Anthony Nunick, Pa; George
Noble Emmett, N. c. Larus Farwen, n. r.; George B.
Francs, N Y William tsIsble N Y Lewis Gaynor,
N ": Daniel w. Gibbs, Va; westell W. Gibbs, N r.;
Haddock n g.. william II. hail, n Y. Joseph Harmon,
liam l. H.rdiDs, \. Y; Robert " Harris, II WI.
lamson NJ Hawkins, ALA; Frank b. Henry. c.
W.; Robert ". HUI, Ala: James B. Hnkle, Ala
hornbIower, N. j., william A. Howell g. wi Oliver G.
Hunt Me-; George G Jarvis, Coma; William r. Jordan,
Josspn 11s s:Sn C. = william e Lazy ~ c
William isns Tenn Henry Malone, 70. AIs Eugene
hckeuzie, n. C.; William n McIaary, N. T.; William N
Meneiee, Ala; Benjamin g. Mitchell, Ga; William
Waller d. Nardin, 5. C.; Abraham C. North, Ga.
Charles Pardec n Y Robert C. Pearson Jr., N. C.
Alfred u Perpal, Fla; Jonathan Ia itney N j.. Geo. L
Post, n Y. Marcus E. P0ynter, KY; John r Prince,
Mrs; snlman Qairby, n. a. Alfred E. Ragiand, Ca
David p. Ramseur, N. G; James L. Reed, Pa; John
Reuter-. n Y; John 81. Richmond, S. c.; Hsman II
Robinson, Daniel B. ST. John Roosa, N. Y; Thomas l.
Scott, Va Thomas II sharp, Joseph G. Shepard, n. G.;
George l.. Simpson, N. B.; George v. Skif s Chester
Smith, Samuel F Speir, N. Y; Junius staings; Dan
7. Summey, N. c.; George W. Tason, N. j.. VIM. II
Tanner, N. Y. tn ,mas J. Taylor, Va William F. Terry,
c. w.; Edward W Thompson, N. c Gustavus Thorn.
ton, Tenn Joseph s. Upton Beverly st Geo Tucker,
Va; Samuel M Van WICK, c. Thomas Ward, Va
Thomas J. Watson, Mo Ocavus Weld, G. W. Frederick
/ Wells, Ga John Wharton, N. Y. John 5. Williams,
Va; Thomas J. Wilson, N. c (; Peter Winston, Va.
Richard VI Woodruff, n. C.-To.al, 13S. =
In the intervals between the exercises Dodwcrths
Band furnished some line music which appreciated
by the laoics, large number being present On tho
platform there were number OF professors, &c, not
connected with the Unversity. Everything passed of in
most desirable manner, and at about ~ r. they all
retired, but the aud sidewalks groups
each oter and waiting for their friends 10 90
the thing Meet Of he graduates young mon,
but looked as If they felt the great responsibility that they
have assumed