The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

tFrOm the dartf0rd Times, Jpnt b.
The anniversary exercises Of Trinity College called
together large number OF alumni yesterday who met
TO revive old recoectons and to deliberate upon the best
method Of advancing the interests OF the institution
The gratifying which attended the efforts made
under the direction Of Professor Mallory during the years
foundation seens to have inspired the graduates with
fresh zeal and hope for their alma mater
Al half past eight o'clock the Athencum and Parihe
non Societies held their anniversary meetings. numbers
Of the old graduates making short and pontd speeches
c cS1e rsys cn were nsr held nafpsst nine
and many being unable TO gain sdmittance. Ar
forward the procession formed, preceded by the
II marched down College street. up MAN, down Pearl,
TO Asylum and by the residence Of the lat Bishop
Browne, which was passed with heads uncovered. On
the return the procession stopped in front OF tic house.
and the band PLAYED "Aud lang syncn II then pro-
ceeded TO Allyn Hall, where the usual comm
exercises were held, according TO tho following pro-
Latin salutasory-Edward Psyson Johns, n, Mass
Imagination: lis Once and Power in History George
Albert Coggeshai, r.
The Benents OF wsr-ssmaeI Steven. NY.
Tho Classic Sea- Edmund Sanford Clark Mass.
Our Fallen Classmates: A Poem-Edward p. johnson,
Mass
The Hour-Fnnk Ralph DeIsno, Mass.
The Poetry Of sciencc-John Henry Brockiesby, Conn.
Tho Plain Of Esdracion- Henry Harrison Obery, Penn.
Strength in the Memory OF the Past; and valedictory
oration-Charies Tyler O'msiead, ~ T.
Masters 0yation--Rev. James Byron M..-ay, b. A.
HuAc
The speakers acquitted Themselves crcdisbly several
Of the subjects be NJ ably anayzed The pieces
generally delivered With force and grace.
Two former members Of the graduating class died In
the service Of the corntryEdgnr b. Lewis Sept 1853,
Of cold and exposure and Franklin Hayes in prison at
Andsrsonvilie, Oct. T. 1e0A1 mf ~ Fa.r
Degrees were then conferred M follows
Bachelor Of A,t-Edward PaysoB johnson, George A.
bert Cogg SHALL Samuel Stevens Edm nd Sanford Clark,
Edward r. johnson. Frank Ralph Dc1ano, John Henry
Brocklesby, Henry Harrison Obery. Charles Tyler Ohm
stead, Mcblrne Greene Charles Husbands Henry Card-
ner
Mdr'er If A,L--Rcv. Edwin f. Butler. Bichsrd o. Cow
ling Rev Samuel Hermann, Jacob Ivcrs Lewis Robert
W. Linen, James b. hurry, Lett W. II Webster. VIM.
II. d. Grsnnls, Rev. Leighton Coleman, VIM r Clyde,
William IIancrsley, Rev. j leighton McKinn, Union,
Pa Rev. Geo. s. Paine, Harvard, Mass Rev. Andrew
Msckic Burlington College; Rev Henry c. Cleveland,
Cambridge.
Doctors of Dirinity--Rev Edward Ballard, Me-; Rev.
Thomas Mcclure Peters
The audience 70 ned In "od Hundred " and the Chancc
lor pronounced the bcncdi ton.
AT three O'Clock the alumni sat down 10 bouniiful
dinner at the Allyn House. After the removal OF the
cloth the remainder Of the afternoon till six devoted
TO speech making with OCCASIONAL music from the band
The trustecs collecting contrib tons for tho
erection Of handsome chapel and library building With
Astronomical observatory and also for the endowment
OF pro essorship Of astronomy The friends OF the
college responding brnlly to the call and there Is
every prospect that the requisite means will be speedily
Tas'd.