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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-12
ENGLISH COMMERCE AID THE BLOCKADE
letter from Fort Pickens dated June 2s has the
RROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The axe asar fallen the devoted hesds Of some
OF the employees 81 the yard Yesterday two fenoYaiB
took place. Mr. Arson 6errcs, storekeeper, has been
removed aud Dir Marsha substituted 10 ais place also
Mr. James r. NcGee, Doas sbipC1papter and yr steele
appointed Ia IBIS stead. These changes IL Unders ncd
will not interfere 10 eny way With the work cf these
dercut Departments II least COR TIE present there
to- much business a. the yard 20 warrant the Vi
men who well pos.ed ~ the york which 10 now going
Five hundred seamep and ordinary sesmen arrived at
the yard yesterday from Boetop, and were placed
board Of the North Carolina, Trey fne bScy NJ
men ere intended for the vessels nos u preparation
st the yard.
large OF shot ard shell brought 10 tbc
ordnance house eterday from Washington BY two pro
peers
The Ioquos expects TO he sent 70 sea again to
She Las not been put 81 c6nnlssnn since she arrived
here, 60 That her officers VIII remain the same 90 ner
lsst cruise. ~
Lieutenant Wyman, First Lieutenant OF the Richmond
has been detsched and ordered IS the steamer aHtee
The gepo ted resignation Of Lieutenant EcCtea late OF
the lroquoR, - incorrect Lieutenant McCrea De.
tched IRON he roqucis and cd 70 Join the steamer
SarGrac In the Pacific, soe two weeks ego but hs Or
defs have see bsep changed TO the Potomac fctla st
he Own request as he prefers heg In active sefvice
doing guard duty In Panama.
DR. Albert Achoer, Pssse' ksistaut Surgeon OF the
Keystone state has been promoted 10 rprasop ar or-
deed Gu board the soop ofsar aaron at ports,poutn
Nh.
Tie ccast survey steamer Vixen for some time psst
employ On the revepue service has been reransfe
TO the navy, and is now at Jersey City ht.ins cut.
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TaE VIRGINIA LEaisL IryM.
sWGalfiSS. j6lSi0. 1ssl

yesolutcn pssssc the lowef house ley ina,rpcIae
s see.sus snd requesting epf Representative IN Con
areas vote for che NECESSARY sppropatons Of men
money Tor vgoiq,s prosecution Of NE wer ana TO
cpcsa eli oemponseS ll the repejliop u crashed os
Aha following resolution onered BY W. vaScS Of
ls,rison:-- 'a'sss-e- -sssg ~ So
yroereas one Oeen Loveey, a member from Ulirote,
has cdesed fseoution in the So1As Of Representatives
na9ts FOR its cbeUt The repeal o. the Fugitive Ste
law; there fcrs, be IL -, -. syg.'.s
our representative requested, " vote agabst said
res Hilton, or hDy Other or Ike 6bjeot
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REBEL CAMP AT UNION CRY

Ths oxford (hiss Ngy gtaiQs taal there are 10 500
men al Union City, but The. expect sIch5g orders for
Missouri every osy The Twelfth and thirteenth Mssis.
epi regiments hsve each ere;ted taioarn in their re.
specve cainps, ard bal is given ihlee times week
which are attended by large prmbefs Of gay bellies OF
fenpessee The army there is wei supplied wish pro.
visions and AIMS, and each and all anxious to be led
against Cairo, or 70 cross the river and cooperate with
Coy. Ian.son.
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FLAG PRESENTATIONS.

HALTMORE, July II, 1861.
The ladies' Of Yves. Baltimore presobted flag this af
ternoo to the Ihifteebth frosEyn rsgimen. The fae
Ia Of very beautiful SIX. It was borne by yolbg lac
folc we'd By tnrtfodr young ladies', each representae
q State. The 45t,r Spansled Banner, was sung and
Speaking nteo. SC; We're the order Of the occasion
There Was An ilnrnense gathering AID great enthus
asm,
The lsdss of East Baltimore also presented hand
Gag this afternoon 10 Colonel Lyles regDet at
Locust Ppllt 1t received wth great enthusiasm by
the gsiltn: members of The National Guard.
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ENFIELD RIFLES FOR FIVE NEW YORK EEGY
MEMS

Albany JNy II 1851
Colonel S. d. Bradford Assistant Gaarsermastsr Gene
raj and aid 10 the Governor, has just been ordered to
Washington for the purpose OF attending TO the dspu
sion Of The Bnded rifles recently received sbfo.d by
the state authorities He s ordered 20 furnish tnese
to the foi'owpg regiments, ali state yoiut.eera =
Tho Eighth Colonel Blenker; Twelfth, Colonel wsworf
Sizc euia Colonel pavds Npeteentt, Colonel Carl
Txsaty sixth, Colonel Caristian.
Tbs S~rd have received from six TO seven thousand of
the arms purchased in Europe and they are ELL arrv
los iots % teycn and eight hundred by every steamer
They have now sAo about seven hundred q TIE Rsng
ton raee nsac p HoiEime, county, 81 ILLS state ssa
10 be Superior CUR
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ARRIVAL OF ORDINANCES STORES

The steamer ironsides, which arrived At this port
yesterday Rornrg from Philadelphia, brought ,uh
cargo OF ordnance FOR the Brooklyn Navy Yard conss
ms Of l'co 81 pound box Shells oo0 eleven mob shells
400 nine inch sbels, 100 80 pound esupis,eys
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MWS FROM BALTIMORE. q
MTEREEsssMc xAHitsTQ Or nAYoR

MEssE>>sHc xAxuysTo Or nAyoR 4
= BROWN II II ~ rsfs,s1', ~.
w. BAlliaess, July u, 1861.
Mayor Brown SonsluhlcAted kii esdsle % the oity
Council his afternoor. II wfs read and referred ~
Joint comm!ttee Of both branches - r
Atec reoapitualing The occurrences OF the 1911 Of
April last. ID which be agrees with MArshA Kaps's &C.
count Of the affair, published on May 4, no rays;-
isdolns bare justice to cay tina. The Board OF Police
@ 1s ana
good faith TO the geiSSs snS
and OF the number expected, the outbreak might have
been prevented entirely and but for the timely aTvsl
Of sarsha Kane with his force, AZ have cescrped the
sloodAhed would have been great me woanoeo .mong
the troops received the post care and medc e'tention
at the sxpssss Of the city, and the bodies o. me
Killed were carefully and respectfully returned
myself and ali that have since heard satisfied me that
the attack wss the result Of sudden impulse, ano nos
OF premedtated scheme. But the effect on our ci.i
element which ensued which lasted for many days. and
which was shared by men Of all parties, and 6y our
volunteer soldiers % well citizens, 1t would have
.ne North through the city without severe
aght and bootshea Such an occurrence AVON, would
20 prevent it, the bridges On the Northern Central Rail'
rDs and tho Phadelpba, Wilmington end Baltimore
Railroad wefe with the OF the Governor aud ~
y orcer with The co operation Of the Board OF Police
exceps Dir. Charles Kinks, who was absent from me
oityparhly sased sra Sarasd 50 a, 70 prevent tne
purpose of hostility to the federal government:
i, =" has s. been '1 reported By the board Of Is;
approved by tha. body and was also immediately co.
nicaied by 10 rcrson TO tne President o, the United
States snd hs oa0ine''
a,s, ~., ssS hssnn m tho ,uuOa,,,o ,orasr a,
our S,.ts great DIVISION u opinion In regard 70 1t
EXISTED among toe people and the events which had
made an ndtbe pres on ne pinds q tns apieor
ora wss nienareS to eneaee in bosti sgss ,he ~.
oral government whenever an opportunity SHOULD occSr
rhe result pas been very aaiotshase " tae ground Of
,sesa ~ ,Sa $500, oiSsrs sIar he
ths cole judges) our c,ss hss been occupied by sge
badle OK troops in ts oeatrs pPats; picked guards have
ptsh a. suas man. w @ e ~, IL ,
vse rlyiduss With the erShses lor saie ksepias at
The station houses, and othe. eery Of the city, Fave
sss1 seized operators N "a, psSe ana s. nrs sss~ zee
sti1ned in thsir sto.a; Inc saslh.l Of FSiiW ia
Board If Police, Win The ssesR!ou q .asss?s,
s ssr' ssss ea 1d s
sssi sssS e e. sssss
ss a' ssi G.ss ,s oy ns oos
* EZRA 4 !. as Bs s.,'Ss! :; KS
os sDa y ms n, Sssrd arSer 1 sess ase
y anS S
assumed BY the Board Of Police, respectively III u
s G' ,ss s. as rss eSs.s 81 the s
the hteen deposits Of arns and snmunition fsfbred
to in the proelamaiisn q June q sss, PpNe. sbole
a. ,ni o nav Be- s X
part Q; psks's Which beio6ge1 to ths o ScIOe 1Sabs
revo~ers n,oc,,red Far The ,ose snd N somk ma
caSopes Ne lately procured 10 PAY Tor the ss q Se
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

7BAITnoRs, JnIYiI, 1871.
h~ss expected this uorrirg that the Michigan Nfst
5cona, and Aree other regiments would move from
tee rlcnity Of Shooters Hill 10 point i've miles on
shsSAarsAx rosa.
rbe Vermont regiment, which arrived on Wednesday
noyee directly TO the neghborhood o. Clouds Mills,
abe raroad, where they spent stormy night dinner
aess and suppefless.
Th'eo companies OF troops we're sen. up the Manassas
on Wednesday night a false alarm. :
All The sick are being removed from Alexandria spd
camps to Washington or sent home and .he general
Baggage radoceo TO tbs snaleSt extent
telegraph Office has been established at Cloud g
Mills.
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THE CASE OF MIR. HUEipc.

The Southern Journals making quite time about
Mr. Eur!but who arfsstsd by THE rebels as sup.
posed SPY. lr. WIN a. sasssord, one OF the men who
took auribut as prisoner TO Hiot,ocnd. hAs written
letter. which appears in the Southern 1teSSacy or At
lanta, Ga giving Of the Journey AS the raj,
road trains 90 not run on Sunday Mr. Basssord wish hs
prSoner Compelled to remain q. Is nebburx on
the 2si Of June On the following day ti.ey reached
Richmond, where hr. Hurlso. delivered 70 ien.
Davi.. Dir. Bssefore goes On 20 say
7he President examined all The papers and dispatches
personally and stenet attent.vey to every sc3smsut
after caeful weghipg Of The whole case lie COW
esEmeut came to tue concluaioa a, HuribI was da-
gciops ran az enemy to the S,ub AMI that he opeh,
20 be held ion trial ar Boniant the Attorney Gthe.
sd, WAS also consulted, but have not been fully ap.
prised Ct h.a opinion In the CAFE Mr.. W NJ Biowue,
assistant Secretary Of stste. Gas not consulted
by tee government, yet he gave il as bis opinion,
ana expressed II With great holiness, that
Hu,lbut wss friend our ent and ought to be
released At tske occasion % that Mr. Browne
IL The only nan Ia or out OF the government that have
met sih IN Richmond who darts TO express such an
opinion n the face OF ali the facts OF the President
Hurlbut the SltLotes ct the State OF Vya,rie
81 reg 1ets NE presf1lt Mr. ISombs ac0yr6pahied
was laid Governor Letiher to tbs same cpnchi
so1 concerning the case arrived at by President DAvs
and Mr.. 1oomos, and determined T. send HuiDst 70
Crarleatsn, on the wnrsui oil r. G. Gicbf Confederate
Commissioner Dispatches have been receivou ffein
Ch.ri,tou, from the Confederate states Couussi5ner
end Tiers, 70 bod f3st 10 Eurihul they hi5
thst city and he VIII probably DC sent to soath Carolina
ina few days am requested by Governor Lstcher
Iaads OF Gu~lbut
The oatsie ieeos 10 tpi: city against arrSpt is very
s-roas and II turned eose here bs would doub. ID
st,nrasfilS dealt with he ID looked upcn here, by al
Yersops except T. ~ Browne, az bel4, augsccUs Dlsu
Q bIs'er eueny Of the South and Der Institutions ap
stoen writer known to the North ana 10 Europe fos
me past twelve years, and wholesale siApdefer Of
Southern In person ard manners he has all tie ap
peayauce OF Gentleman Re is a dne acholqr mar Of
ant
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wired On snEdcy three troopers. -four
-" bolster pistol, orc Era's CIR
,.. I'D is an on Algerire
20" a o -r,,o,vcrv ''surs d'Ar.
b,ne Ond iauF ssoras ccptan aH~--
soiaar, hsving served seven sosrs in the una~--
s,ane.
nprlrs aleooapoliRs made ia force by The -Four
tasssn Penayyanis and Frs. City Troop, nephew OF
r,nian Butler, of the rebel army, wss tAken-
se-, a,o, % prisoners h,u" -
A.,sn ,AL-- 49, vesn TAKEN who Are wen |
ss,s. Inc eneray q troopers are under ths cs4e
of gaim spesr Provost MARSHAL, This uu'nbsr en-
hrsocs 81 he Yyelneys rot sent ron here 70 Fors s
vale
rhe F4,s, ano MIC Pennsylvania repA,n here AZ pre-
ttuius 9 q1sfl gs lis STATEN.
guefe .,e 1So ,sss soe asrtesnss,eys Department
.irondy unfit Pr services from various caasts
Ordere besa sssod tbst the brigade CaaytermA-
ssrs must 'Oage Tor sseseives, giving sreceips IN tns
nsHo CT she govesxment upyn TIE Qusrscrmastsr'sDe
IIariuent.
"a order given sestsrdb 10 move TIN murng wss
eocnio'msndee isei nigh 81, twelve o'cccs.
TIE TROOPS UNI AaR GENEE,AI. MtCS .ELLAN
fhe Scicss under <rersi kccs.Ais ,roqusstlOasbly
erih epty slEons toocpo with the fsncred and doubt
'eH exaggerated snrezsos the rebel uotr his neigh
nclhood tne 90 kvrpg the rtcst or'xos she pc~i
Secs q 'be Uni f. GrCIps ndi rs rot a. sibcnso!
test they may JhEve concentrated at Laugh Ht, tn
ca iac' s CO a Iaaa the numerical foro&Andss Gen
NC eaao'e ~ rrediats control exceeds thirty 0arsand
1T SuoEHA SrgE, LAUxfL HILL AND NsIGsoRHoop
EA1ocAs'i MAJOR c'nsAL S'cirrrAs >sn sSJdADnt
'0ssrsAL IospSca1az.
IN 40 misses. ....,. !. . Eaiso.r.
S0u'.h ne Ye'oneeSs 49,. Lewis Andsews.
Ss$ - s.Issss'rs'".::: 81 %sss.
ysa'e 6sio VNansetEe .,i.N w. g. LyVe'
e'sncg sssaa Ohio fa,uftecfs.. j. b HteAdmsn
y@ a., sst s. yolonisSs. s ssssiss
M hoer,h ooiO voiurssc. sssuei hA,iy.
" sSs'otn os'o yo'oestesh. Ihos hTtop.
sSsigA lnd az Nolan.cals W, p BontcI.
fsc,te M sa4 v'Igrssrs; RI Milroy
HAD lsdi,ns volpp,seest,;.. =. b. asansou.
c"lsseo Dragons =. !. :. :. Opt Il. BaEs,
Ncle uaiers Artillery, Achssp Cnpt. = ". oulp
Chic go Usy slfy .....,...... Capt Bzrker.
rr4e,r,h ono yel1pts a a. W Antrev-
.ixtsontt oal Vaauuseefs. :. COL j. Irvine.
Eps. vns inia Union Vols ). oo. .----e
al CLAhKssuBS.
sesont Vlfg MA urion Vols. USl --r---.
S1,, Si7tIo;s UoMn SGs... coi. -----~.
Elsneta5 att SSseF Arssaons.. Cap s. steTete
fsiss 4T'asfy' ~. , :. osp'' Rowe
HS4rcu ARrEas ssiOAplEA GssgaAI Fur
s.yt &C., s., vclaa.s,s. g, $3.50 &laeu.
=, . s - hs,ssi ;cn Gssi.:. co. e. 1
ahhaeasn ONO yoiunsssrs.. Col ". & Smith.
-. rHILLIr?A, .s'7t
fh3ta Indiana Voslptes Ft.~.. Col Cffieaden.
aioEs RAJ LRpsp fRen HARRISBURG 10 GRAFTON
z~en,ystccaa onis voisis::: Col. W; Z GpGstre
twenty -ars. Ohio romhteeyst Col, . e. Norton.
& M houfH by THa KtNAwEA. @
EShAh OHIO vovp,eete. ~ Oh. Du FHS..@
Pash.h phio Vo'getslst. !. = Col y 9. lowe
s ssssa S; Y.s'ss., ysss's 81 y ss ysTs
.,n,s in sGnss sss sefsh A snssn
faissssetn tnaiate yo " posN; h,mball
Hsia,eted steieib, 32, c00..,F
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ALEXANDRA, July IL. 1881


Reports from Fairfax Court House Indicate gradual
wishsrnwa OF the rebel frcss farmer from inst vi
ent reports that the pickets which have hitherto ex.
fstded two miles outside Of Fairfax, were withdrawn
Day before yesterday
An unrouneed rumor prevailed in the Ohio camps to-
day tbS those troops were to Washington 70
mdrrcw in1roug.
data
Secretary Cameron, Senator wilkinson OF Minnesota
ard Representative Aoorheaa visited the Psnnss lvara
oo.s, nne here in charge Of Tie government railways
a0is evening
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sKIRMIsH AT BIRDS POINT.

CARO-, July 10, 1861
AgeDtlopsp from Rush Ridge, eight miles below Cairo,
fays aa three Of the reoes who were wounded 10 the
tsrmsh 1t Birds Point, on Monday night, died Of their
~olEds and that fourth was aao Dangerously wounded
ALE SEVENTH REGIMENT, MASSACHUSETTS
iOLUNTEERS.
BOSTON,, July ii, 1861
3be departure Of 'he Seventh regiment CocJeI Couch
tss beap S0st5onsh IN to.ngron.
&c Eoepof war Pfeb.s called thye morp,ng
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LOUISVILLE, JNy a. 1851.
Ia the Kentucky Circuit Court in the case OF Brady and
Davis W. The Louisville and Nashville Rairosd, Jadge
Muir decided against the plaintiffs and favor Of the
right Of the federal government oterds. sgh to the
South.
The Courier OF this morning gives NOTICE TO III. autho
rite. OF Tennessee OF The p,eadsd shipment guns 70
Union OF Tennessee, and passes the route by
which they are to 60
Lieut. Crterden, son CT John J. Cr.e1dep deoies in
a card to tbs Dsocrat, that be has jopsd the rebels
Several prominent reoels have left here for
P;oh,nond. Several Of them are coaaected With the
STATE Guard.
Zhs Richmond Enquirer says that Major General pok's
command viii comprise TITO Land and water defe1ces
fYn the mouth OF Red river up tr otthele souadsry
OF the confederscy. rhas sSpsrssdee 0euera Pillow
The noble 7ribpse says ,hst tie s.m Of $500 coo was
due the troopa at Pensacola on tho 1st inst.
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THE TROOPS AT NEWPORT NEWS,


fbe Frsi regiment New York voua,ssrs, under com
rnand Of Celone Alien now sssopeu at Fortress Monroe
has been repoitsl 10 be in most sopets slate s ds
cipne They have but trouble, and hst ia The
OF proper ciothag their Old uniforms being nearly
out They do soi parade present an tine an appear
the praise Or thJ s6per for taer efficiency in dri
,heir entire wwgdsss to perform any military duty
thai may be assigned them.
As soon they receive their pay, which has not yet
been givee them, they will Ieyntn,sb themselves and
present better appearance Shan they enabled to do
at present
ENGLISH COMMERCE AID THE BLOCKADE
letter from Fort Pickens dated June IS has the fol-
lowing
British steam frigste has arrved here from gsv Ana
and is swinging from pair OF schors in the berth
occupied By the Sabine. e officer 10 command OF ,he
former veise makes secret OF his mission ID he
says thai the rshts OF English pro
tected and h,t the blockade must be sich as wl pre-
vent the entrance departure OF any craft from
err This VIII De strange Intelligence 70 toe majority Of
readers The treaty OF Paris has aia down any rue,
by which may know what s Gnd wha. Is nor Al ei
fective blockade Admiral Milne pskes up for the dc
fci9ncy Here IL HE definition al furnished TO one
hie su coordinate conmaaders:-
No pot Is bio ;gsded efficiently any vessel can en-
ter depart r0n ii unknown to- VI in spite OIL thC
guardian OF war
IN efciest blockade necessitates the complete cut
ting OIL OF sill maritime iugress or egress excep. 10 regsr
10 aTsor Islands, having outlet TO the ses
tbs guns Of the feet.
9 The escape OF the third vessel from the bocksdnf
squadron signalizes the invaidi!y OK tie Blockade
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TIE REBELLION.
fcoNuNuED yJ0X FIRST FACE !

''ored On Surscy three troopers, four
80" holster pistol, one Epa's car
tnsht, c--- '' A.ss ',..
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NEWS FROM 1RE SOUTH.

iocFYIIf, July It, 1901
The Picayuae naving denied ~. Eussell's Statement
liz regard to the irhpresspen Of Rfssh subjects 1910 the
rebel army The British Consul Al Nw 0rieaSs let
Ter, cor.obaases III. Russell ssa,tsntnM .~-~.'
Tue Petersburg Eawess OF TIE eta his rcoount Of
TIC lant a, NswpOi, News between sle bundfed ard
Cay Louisim!aDs ans Colonel Dpfyee's resiasns, 10
which tie zousvsg reported to h. lost gres turn
beg while the Loasiasisns los. only Two, among hon
wac ColSnel De Rasaey.
Tho Louisville recruiting ofacer for the santbern
rebels Informs that 2coo hsvc laft Kenticky
ICY tn, ;cbel army wi.h!n h.tsen Gays. ,:rt during
No time The gDion enatrent in tie State hsi cot
rslsaed eco He further Ssys taM be snsl es4d aS.h
ward to night Ave dessrtss from Rosssrs camp ahd
wau: get plenty If tho rues aboa. she camp were
i'ss sas o,ss, a'sa.i.s age ~. from s'g to
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starrs, v. G.; Rev. p. soprapis Of Rome, ITALY,
Koran, Of Newask, New Jersey rev Mr. Kinss'is Rev.
Mr. DuIthsliet reater q 81 fatoit xsviers church,
Sx,ssaa sss Rev , s's e. q a 1s SasrsS
church BeoElsn Rev Fssher Schneider, OF 81 Francis
Xavers churcn D.. Brownson, General Wetmors, Erss
Noils baia Wa engaged Cor the occasion The exer.
cscs commemorate Que O'Clock and consisted Of the TO-
losing pYesrapnlo--
Discourse, sclvifzator," Mr.. Michael @ccanary New
York
DAoJufse, "aspublicanam,' Mr. James 81. coscyove
Proviuencs, R !.
chorus, "salai, Ole Cherie,' Aubr.
discourse, "ihe Press sr. Jeha g. CaTbsrry, New
Chorus, moaanaa Ia Tyolnss,' Berini
Discourse. 'Bnli.ary Heroisn," hr. John Gasror,
csorns' "cbaylss VI" Halevy
Discourse, "a Ne ms Stability" (vHeaIGtorJ1, Mr.
william sheridan Rochester, N. Y.
Mss.er's 0raticn, Education" Patrick J. o'Grsdy
AN
Address to the Graduates, Joseph Kerrieap, NJ
Con'eriing Of oegrees
DISTRIBUTION of premiums.
Space permit us 10 devote SUR le1t az 70
tbs subject; and e, put our ideaa Ia nntshe we may
say that tha ess-yss, aud AL reecssd 'se hghesI
credit 90 the csge and surssee even the expecs.oDs
of the erudse clergy in their exhibition OF philosophical
argument. =, ,
Jsss ,o,rrove. Joho Gaynor, William Sheridan. John
i,sr6Nry frsncis Holshsn, Bernard GsIssp, william
joyce lSguseus Larpe Nuua samcri, John L. pcb, Ed
ward BrowaSon
~ y MASTERS ART
Rlobard SerTck Patrick 0Grsdy, Peter Feote, MOI
thew NcKeop, fralca Oliver, James Doherty. z. *
over two hundred and fifty pupils received prepinhA
Al the copoire.cn OF the distribution OF prei1R sS
Arohbb hop sppfe in very humorous strain, Ia tbh
course Of wh6hhe gave Indirect dig at rhA cowardch
Of the cbvalrS Of the South The most reverend SEN
teman seemed fled with mltsry aTdor, ana exprcsset
his determination to pitch Ia hiufep had not age denied
him Thai glorious privilege lhe whole proceedings wese
conducted IN an cxcellsns manner, and RaSs sssRR
all who attended 70 wtnees them.