New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

COMMENCEMENT OF BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
! MEDICAL COLLEGE AT THE ACADEMY OF MUac-Ths
third annual Commencement Of the Bellevue Hospital
Me,ucpl College was he'd list eyeninset the Academy
Of Aus'c Tie lntefts. which tho public take IN this
institution eyinccd by unusually crowded house,
At the hour for the beginning Of the exercises the
/ 'hestra opened with % Wedding March. Midsummer
ght's m'-Mendelssohn--durirg the performances
Of ,-hich the members OF the Faculty the Board Of
Irus, es and the invited guests took their positions
mon tn stage. Then followed % Prayer By the
| Rev. DR.. Beach; 90 Comforting Of degrees.
The President Of the Faculty, Prof isaac Taylor:
Doctor of Medicine upon the members OF the gradual
ing class The Gppocratc oath, containing tho usual
inunctions Of professional ethics and etiquette xas
10 receive tho grade passed upon the stage applause
greeting the Representatives OF the various States a.
their ranes were announced. Ninetyscyen received
the degree whose names are IS follows;
bins Fostit Mass; Edwin n Coli, j.. y; James u Nc
dare. pSt toas 0ho Abnsi Martin Mo- Bsn
min T. Hart Ohio Norton Wolc,,t,, ~ y; William Z. Rob
Ole Co. T. SsH %sten H. d. BfH'R i.R Il
sP. H. payd Mu4roo " r. II Ts,.s No T. S sSss
M Mass. s. tje o. IL cSsnd T ~ jas: Tah
y. y Oscar A, Lewis Ind Thos Policy, N X Rot
o. m 9a I PoreI ms. wsst Burns. Fl l Isa
anier Lowe, Cal CSalle. T. Nelden, Sis Gilbert Thick
FT aa bo S r. h' William Lush fscr G NIX
fart Canada Geo Il. Fsse.t, vi J. King Robinson Cali
cox Ms joshua " BS Ss H. Geo as
\ H. Robert B:ssr HI Simon D. Dgsoi., Esw.Yel;
Po,,s, T. Snsrn' ktssS s Kt q Au.u. gfecSan
jo. .:T D. Iite, Wesley Earle Myion 81 wheser lad
ria %ysoT n { sG'f Rsb psa 81 ss
c. Bradford Oen Bron jr, Ohio Marshal B. McGsassra
4ion1o b. BirGhard Penn joseph o. Rogers Id wn J.
BRANDON Tennessee; Henry b. Ely Michigan; Thatcher
Willard o. Ne, man. Ind Lawrence '. Coreyou,N T.,
r. Joshua Edward, Cal; William O. Stevenson, \. Vi I'd
Daniel NJ Benebreak Pa Geo. w Euer.on, Mass LemnsI
Toner y. y -. Bsyey Dens Nd Frank Lyermore Mast
wood H.; Jo.eph II. Putnam, y. y; Russ b. Drowned,
Conn ; Dove d. Taulmsu \. T.; ARENAS j. soue, Csii
hi ?: Mle y, II James T. Young. d. CT Charles X Metz
Two members of the class. Eugene o. Rowe n. Y.
and Chas. j. Harris, \. 5, deceased having
ceiyed tho'dcCree as testimonial Of respect in very
impressive ceremony, in which Dr. Taylor made most
honorable and touching alluson 70 tier worth and
merit. Overture. William Tel" Eosni. Tie cd
dresses W the graduates delivered by Prof Flint
who reminded the gentlemen just presented with the ey-
dence Of their acquisitions in the lecture ROOM Of mo
several aims which should ACETATE them in the profess
sion Of which they had now become members. They
should the proper means for securing favor toey
should keep pace with the advancement OF medical
knowledge they should even aspire 10 contribute them
selves to that advancement; and. above ALL should ~
member that not talent much attention and timely
adoption of proper methods and habits is the most osen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ValediotoTy, VIM. T. Lusk o.
the Graduating Class; Echo GalOp BergInann Ad'
dress BY the Hon. Simeon Draper, President OF Commits
soners of Public Charities and Correction and Of ua
Board of Trustees; Address by Geo f. Tallman esq,
of The Board of Trustees Selections from Faust Gounod
AS the music closed the audience manifested then
Impotence 10 hear tie address of the Rev. Dr. Chnpn
who was introduced ard responded In most elo9uenf
and thrilling speech praiSing the purposes and tn
method OF the Institution whose object was 10 combine
the development Of medical science With the alienation
of human suffering he praised its adaptation to the
fegutions II the are and Of tho counry that was
nos trammeied by human tradition, but studied nature
NJ first hand; and paid tribute Of respect 90 the
hberality and benevolent spirit OF the
medical profession. and closed by commencing the
Bellevue Hospital Medical College 20 the interest and
The Rev Dr. Beach. when the audience dispersed. me
orchestra performing the Coronation March, ITophe's
--MeyerOeer.