The New York herald., 1862-03-07
Annual Cosnr.f .fnccmcnt OF the F0urtccnth
sircet Eictiicnl UNiN1Yaiir.

street Eictiical University.
The Twenty first Annual Commencement Of the -Four
teeeuth Medical University took place yesterday
evening. the chapel OF the literary del arman opo
ssiso Washington rarasc Ground, pretty full attendance
.or onds aud admirers Of tkcse about to graduate
being present. The chair nIed the occasion by
Chancellor Ferris the following distinguished mombers
Of the faculty being also the platform :-Profcsscrs
Mott Payne Post Van Burcn, Bedford, Drarcr and Met
ra!fe, a.d DR.. Isaac Wood.
Codwortho band present and plsy I'd sove.a, de-
,tghstcl pieces.
The excrciscs opened With an appropriate prayer ty
tue thlrmsn VINO cad the .oiiow!ug Lis, OF aduas at
It's conclusion -
LIST or GRADUATES
Roln r Dakcr ana Edward Bennett, N. Y;Ffedcricg
Dcuct, G. T.. John L. Brennan, y. u Hourly NJ. Brush,
N Y n charl G. Carlisle, e. c.. Iwight s. Chambcrln
@ MSn Il Dss shame,n n Eaud d IL WI w. S'Tk James a
". Pickle. O. " Hugh Dohsrty and George W Edwsrds,
eSibort. n. G. Goo. VIM Hatch, Nc; samuel +. Hcz-
sx, Tni Abel Huntington, Aug. O. Kimberly and Jim
.Laudssiao, N. y; samuel L.win, N. b.. Matthias
u. lord N. T.. John ~ Laws, N. j.; slinuel
s1s iay9Sss d M'Jas v'y ri 4 wis@ Misea'y N M.1r n
GysU.l Larsn $. Miller, Pa; James IL. Mnls N. ";
csEsrhaS Sals Eugene oc ccossc m ~ ThS m
.aad soloaial re- Peck, ". ": Ths thilmcrs Pollock
Pa John &, ror,wood, vas Harris Psshor, Me-; VIM 4
N W.
scars Gem. G. Soldering Jr., Pa John q. sinclair c.
" ;GsorCo C smith, Mass. James w. sn,hworth, ir,
no; irso :. Starr, Coon; 'avi J.. Stowc " H. syl
v,s,cr L. ssrtng, ~ Y.;A. u. summon, Conn; Wiim
raylor Jf and (. Mott Troor, n. u. ichn r. Troacy,
ga G. Kenpton Turncr, Va. Fort Van Kcuscn, N. Y;
VIM r. YIN ,ypcn, n. j.; rhonas Z. Walton G. W;
One! 4 Wells. Edward J. Whitney and Thomas $.
Yard, N. Y.-ro'al, Go.
Piizss were awarded to the following sentemcn:-Dr.
aotts sivor medal to W. IL. Bates, NJ r.; Dr. Mots
Dscazc me al 20 W n Mathrr, Conn; Dr. Van Birens
rst prize Esgcne S Olccii. n. ~; Or. Van hureas
sccond prize w. H. Bate, N. vi Dr. Motcelfes nrst
prize toi H. Nls NJ Y Dr. Metcalfes second pfilo TO
a. :. Ltubich "a.
PRO c4sr van Bwsn thea p ocee led to deliver the
vsleiciary address, which contained somo wholesome
Instruct cnc the graduates who wcro about TO take
ihoii stand tic wofl rs medical practiicrcss. Tie
Pres alluded 30 The aNty Of cgsaton as takon IN
conrccitra with Tire faculty, and saii that Europc1n
countries FAR aical Of tine hmcscal people In this
respect IL hoped That tho Legislature would ere lons
tie necessity Tor cnacing ,Aw granting moro
protection 10 Tho regular mreical than he had at lie
prcsent time. llc aiudcd 20 lie present war ard
uoncnjcl that u would be rfcdrctivo the IN ai i'm.
rDrant rc3lts 10 lc Mdacal and ic world for,
At It's c1nci ion, when the rlcck of peace WO.i
again shed its sire over beloved country medical
cn oud feom the camps and the hospital in tn.
possessi1n gocd deal o.! kncwicdge which would no
doub, b. beneficial Ia many rcspscts
The Address Of tho Professor hailed with applause
~ The graduates.
As.er a s,uc fiction the proceedings terminated