New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-25

HE address. as was ttc or. n rcf,SS wes ' e5s
happy in thought and delivery i @as s' for the
that the receipts from ie sac evening win proba-
% cnite meet the expenses incurred ID 'ne srom
on tuesday evening thus relieving w IT, IN bear
burden Which II has been usually th'n N"'" wv
"wednesday IS taken up with The farewell c-creisc'
Of the graduating class. Tic iI1lerTessiee eSIlce,
prayers attended as usnli AZ a. AZ AZ 10y inc
class of "a assembled at their o' recitation room IL
the "Lypoum" building and p'8rched in procession e
the chsncl where President Woolsey greeted then
with Latin Grafton beft.g the occasion. AFTER th,'
was introduced the ora or Of the day, Mr.. John "
Teal, East Durham, y. Y. His subject was Ink
scholar and his paucs,' and is considered TO have
been Quite up 10 tie usual standard of these efforts
Tie ucein was del ycrcd by Mr.. Walton W. baiiersha
Tror, X. Y. The parting hymn was then Sung, wit
ten by Mr.. II. NJ Whitney, and sung by inc cas-
standing: perhaps Tie most truly impressive moment o.
The whole dy for as 100 men sing, no mere rhyme pu
No more these Wills AZ evening falls,
', NC e' ~ % ANY,. bepea,h tic clms
Seh iSSi, our sri friend,irs sweet sweci'
II must be osrecss heart that viii not send ITS mes
scEgor Of tears mp to the eye, as e evidence OF tne
main AT the suddcnuess Of lOngoherSlcd es The souE
over the elass rise 70 observe for tie last time ~
beautiful custom which remains as menenio OF eoo
NAL days: the President pass out the aisle OF 'eio. :
now graduates and every head bows IN reverence De-
| fore their "Ct. de Philosopher aud friend.
at J. O'Clock, ihe Faculty entertained me gradna,ihG
cass and tie former graduates Of Tho college wan 4
cold collation. al Alumni Ball The venerable OK l'!e'
dent Day invoked Divine blessing, and President oo
sew in inviting tac new treduaics 70 iic tHHcs' "a
pressed the hope that they would not bear IN lind IA'
/ / memhranco % recent events Mlihh 'AeSe N"iis
referring 20 the senior b!onnin Examination Coclu0.u
last Friday This less Intellectual but doubtless lore
gratifying exercise having been duly tusled me cias
REPAIRED 10 the Green whore their class histories con-
snmed three OF four h0ars. Finally, they gather IN
circle remove tho benches upon Which they had sai III
now and go through the saodest labor IL al "cI lou,
years. Each mar makes tbe circuit az the gfonp until
be has shaken hands Wit every Cassmaie ptseAt y
many are on lc ground who have not tushed the col
tc with tle rest, but returned 10 hid Them
tic llst College gooi-by And then tey plant then
ivy lv The ii rarva mementO for coming years OF o.
and when they have fr the last time repeated me eayei
scenes g earlier day in sercncdnr their instructor
the members OF the css o lcuf become ilol. dhi ne
liza the Great present. 70 use their talents according 10
their own views OF ilihuluess and duiy.
There is bat tile IN college matters, as legud-
bequests &c that has not already appeared IN Ill
TRiBryr. ,Messrs Cli.tcuden aud Haiiell have been
meationsd as having given $50 COOcach for chapel and
Professor ~ Divinity nr. Streets donations 10 TIC
Proicss0rship OK Modern Languages amount 90 neaf
S0U0l and Nh Edward y. Coo is Tie Professor elect
To thccc are added an anonymous O0-"tnn ol s4uV"
for corDitofy, AID NJ. l-crry tarhdM git OF
$1,000 as partial payment for o second ooiui'oi!
Ar Street rs rlopcsng to 10 something DO the NaY ~
Improving TIE Art DeparfU 1t % tl- Scientific Col
lego. ILo Emperor of Russia has sent through Baron
v0a Sioeck, one a. ,ao three hundred copts 81 ihe
fimous Codes Siuaiticus' which were published ~
ms Ordars 20 The library of " Tic University 40 New
Ea,cn." The value Of this work rgn hardly be over.
estimated. Being pcrill tlc Ycri oldest manuscript
we. discovered a. the New Testament wui.ur. Dos
Importance IN determining ho trlo ,e2t OF those books
Is quito evident.
lHrR-Dtl. Jnue e3-I have DELAYED this letter 90
mention Tie college boot rscn. which came Oh iAl'
afternoon. The crews coueaine were tie IRE. which
vii meet Harvard at M0rce,tef - July; jniFef.ii}
crew. Gom tAc picked men o.. ol BE- college; ~plo-
l.uro crew, the best oalsen of tlat class cad Fresh
,rau crew. di,io. Commodore = &. Plerson. hale
Navy. was tie umpire, as usual Of tie ace to-day
when was hardly an even one. l' 'aif''f'.! f.l'
coming in Thirty seconds ahead of DE thirc. nio O.
brief row across the harbOr The Yale crows are
IN most exc l.ent condition and age looking forward
eagerly 20 tie July trial, The frsf since l-a0.
On Saturday evening the iyunufts a. al' Intend 70
have an exhibition az the building which is slap n
the Iicl Glicl Ol. Yale haa strangely uos elected aI
gymugslum in lrbl. NEDiS.