New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
FROM YALE COLLEGE'
.,u, o.vaERNGs BEFORE COMMENCE.
MENT,

Ts~ o~ o"' Yale Co1LTGE, July "a, 1851.
.,....r,s, Sav could no. be desired for the e4er-
81 he Alumni meeting and other gatherings on
ts college grounds ,., ,, ~.
~ tSogs clear, cool mornings 0awned upon as
- make Eew-Haven with its aching eiIS ana
"-,,,l aspect seem Ike az earthly paradise. 10
.,n,Dipg rome, Old Yale seems each year more ana
lie shrine SCI innsture's most beautiful temple
a. adds rev dignity and bonor without Oilhslne
a,yfpg Of weaknegs or decay. AZ aa carry hou,
1o.Dgs eroupAs were alive with tie presence o. 'iDs
.b, have come back this year to Ine5t GU T,a
,.pey heir love and reverence foy Aiuli 'N''' =,
"A white tent which has witnessed 70 HH'' = 80
ssiyity and pleasant reunion, was pnoI' % -.
a. Alumni Hal-hks r beacon, not 70 WAL ~
,.e TO renewal OF old scenes sna hspiY -
ss. ,,,,be, If Alnlnui who are I'D 'o"h ~ nu-
.,,Yler than n,gal owing dOub efs 70 'ie ''
60 nd lie as,nspd on many for sympathy anu w
,,vo e1a0,t in other places and oiiIngs'
M .o,rs. ,be usa0l representation Rom tDe sol'h
ar,'.sr. We could alulost Wish them here,
IL, ,hsy might feel the sturdy and seye.e TeenAe
- Alma Mater u,teFs wi,h g.and voice OF IaA
son, who are djsoyal 10 their country, TO free
A,o and the cause OF sound learning.
meeting Of be Phi Beta Kappa Society took place
..s01,ek a. m. Tor the transaction q, business
p,.ileu, FELTON, Of Bowerd was chosen orator for me
.nsang year. and Charles Tracy, ESQ.,, oi New-Aofk'
,rb.,,tate. Tho Rev. Charles ID. Hemer Of lie class
s,lsss was chosen 70 deliver the poem. AT o'cioes
a. grslasies assembled IN Alumni Hal Tor the meet
a., which is IN many respects the most Interesting 81
ali rbe fns hail. whose walls have IN yeTs before
,,smsd Lutte bare, notwithstanding they are hung
Nth porraits Of maDy Of tie old College wortmes
wa. lhis rear beautifully decorated, Toe rfcolor IN
h.upsrs and strsamegs AoAied On all sides, The
,bipds of the different Ssies, hnsly painted, were
pod up On Oh des Of The ROOM undercaeh shield
s,re tyyo flags creased. The union Of tne hags was
ryer,ed for the seeded States. We NOTICED the d.
v0s6 stole Of Virginia vas represented by one nag
rsva.s.l. and the other " right sid0 up
IL Was affecting 70 see tbs ola gTay-halred men,
49, lives have been given 10 MAKING their country
g,sst and strong, hooking round eaEtly, yet proudly
q, the stiblens Of whas was a few months ago
tannv and united nation The meeting WAS called TO
order nv Prof NOah Porter, and Dir. JOhn A. Daven-
Oer Of New Of the clss Of 1892 vas called to
,,s prs.d.p, chair. Mr. J. ii. Carter Of Aowaik,
e,ss Of 1896 Sas chosen Secretary. The audience
thsp rose while DIR. Atwater Of Princeton offered a
rUer. The neurology Of she yeaT, which Te give
unable 30 attend 10 meetag.
The following 10 summary Of the obituary record Of
graduates Of Yale College ioF the year oadng N July,
1861:
isp soou,a sod So. Northopion d as' Oe Gu
IA J9,epb isugl, Jy......E ttton, CONF, Jan d lg
lSys Henry M,gs hoiA li.s LAY ~ -
Isg1 Giles Z. hsogs iSs'''' iotry -ha .hs ~ go
s2iap9l ~. fi. Dee a. sss
- ~ ..
"a Niis, I;,ii ~ 7g....Broayn n ". Aarch y, lo5
he1'' " - .s. No.. nil ~ 1861.
iss GcfsJ5s Clk Ncy io belle ny aug -'s-
nv. Gzrs s5ss Fy. 7s.. rhisdephi pa June "a i'o!'
lS0A..Suin a. Fcees o..'''''So. n Ns59 - - ,so
Ijgi. Abel MCENer 60. ...e'ey orl9s Col, ssp q o.
ID5.. Beslsn humphrey sI.t t1ahe'd liaa ih . .soi
is5 Alton scl,sl 7g,.....s lsrr.y oar Maiea ~ 81
Ie. Royal R2b0in t1.'''''' sel o-, IL
sS.. tia5 h1o'd ,5'''' ot.D, is o. ., ,
lso3 Josisa W Jta5s iy NeW,i4ssen !cnn iti ~ ~
h4. ran L. s'ons 49, heiti25a teAn' ye.S =. -
MS = bouas CTly, t0..... ..NoiWicn Coin Agg - it
s trSnS.s So. 3 ford Coma MICH 1854.
UG sslius 5: ,trb D's &C.. N H. sept lse
1ss, "a a. N.tre es.C inglHsii Obio Dee 10 1850
ilS IIoTn Rips.land sS. Staten ssud. ~ - 1853.
IE5 Chester Bi,go, Buosoa Obs, Nay lstl
isas Joseph ElsTos ss...ksst Wiade9 c. Aug q go.
l lheEel Crane ~ ~ L. J s = ig S,
IsE Dtrkason Ns"-Loaaon C0.n May ~ %
i H. co1 ici.S S. BbScn n j. Jay s5
Iss.. hles ". Ro5eT' ss'snr9b Ga, My ISL
40 " Nfspl b. Need AJ...NsiEsk. Conn., Dec Is, 1850
1855 Samuel G. KsIr, E3.... ncaton " j. june Sol
igSs John Murdoch NoL2ey, Miss jar. u, le5
Is31 VIM a. Wesaing'on. e. No..h Gasoans Acg ~ la
~ .BuEh Walsh 4j...s...steVs-lotk CITY, Dec L. l
ISL ffedeliok Bernan, g. iitchhe!d Comp As T. "a
iS "a atn Buroughs g. .G9TLEHtoUu, Pa. iA. -, 1881
pa Lurgs RCbinsol 5... H.ft,Vs6 Coon hsr H. 1854.
IsG.. ~ua n. 0lnsn -. GAs,er N Joes 8, iSo1
iss Tbeooo Wuthgsp Beths Va JESs 10 1861
1879. NsihsD star Jl....s... Union n - M1y2t lsol
NE .Sla, wOl,i, So: Ds9 5e5 L. F
I'm 81
bS7. Hobfy 2. Mccoy, 3d.. Rfsnkin n 4, jus 2, lso
Ne Eds1 c. shsed O. ..Ph.1dslpnls, Pa, blsI 10, Lol
Total number. ...'s's''''''ss-''''s's..Pt
Average years
OF the desths above enumerated there occurred ia =
csnecut.. Soaia
keEioTk..,............l0
ksslsohuses............. 5,Arpi .................
Peuasylys A..............
oho...................... iowa
Jstift u toiln1ba
Ness-higrchi s........... 'ew-hoHico..
tHEns
nertA Sa-tlsta.......s'sssss \
Among the deceased were:
Lwyo,sS Professor ara tsaoheTs....
rsymsf..-.......t fsrlsualy employ ID ~
ny sieians. q
Tie four oldest surviving gradnRtes are now:
C,ss Of Is.JosAss Dewey, sged o. a Brooklyn NJ T.
Cas- u issDanie. aldo uscd -, = - ta2ss, N y
CAst Of IeN.A.sm botSo-d, eyed g. a. NestaIoTesnd
Cosusy New BIdisyick
Css Of li5-DaYi5 ohsHaa Bosrd9au, rged g. Of New
kitogd Conn.
OF the graduates al eRadea. and honorary the old.
eSi suYTiver is
isJosi.h u.uoy who graduated Il Ha,-ad IN 1885, aud 10
s6s oidos. Agirs gtaoi s,e o. tuat tnl'vrf-g.
OF those who graduated before 1891, there now
vive %, VIZ; OF the clss Of l7s7, /; 1873, 1: Ho2,
1; 1898, /; l'si,4i 1875, Al 1896, 2; ss7, O. 1888,
/; 1899, 9; 1904
r Al