The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27

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70 ''The Union" General Anderson made few maud
pie remarks excusing his known physical debility II
pa ser V1esls not Of Yale President woosey
could tax Tor her while the Rev DR. Thompson or New
York, Acknowledged the 'scholars Of the War" Tn.
| dinner party was still in session at Music Hall when
came out 70 hit the night train to New York The pros
poets are however that Il will close In time Tor Dwight
Fosters address and DIT Hollands poem 70 the rhi Beta
TIE college Is GoursSps Something like 5000 oOo
have been received in donations and requests within
new building for the schoo of Fine Arts, is under way
A., rapidly progressing. Augustus b Street, Of the
Hsas %rs News IS ns shso
''s' Ga TUE REGATTA At W0A6ksycR
Tho vis crew left New Haven this afternoon for Qun-
.s Harvard Soy %hsa talked ~
than last week u will BIO close and pretty trial.
~ YALE ROLL or HONOR
Tho list Of rraduates Of Yale who have fell during the
war is, as far as has beep made up, as follows
Glass Of 1928 Rev. John f. Nichols, Chaplain 10th
" Gas Of is2s-Mason CogsweA n D., Assistant
Class Of sss-Rev Robert Carver, Chaplain 7h Mas
sachuaetts infantry; Rev Hiram Doane, Chaplain 47h
Glass Of lSss.-Rev. L. Ward Smith, Hospital Chap
Class Of ls4s-Rev. James H Dill, Chaplain ssth fni-
nois infantry; Prof Joseph H Hubbard, U. s. N John
Huntington, Captain and A. g N. u v.
Class lS46-James Redhed, Lieutenant Colonel Soth
Class Of is47-othnie De Forest Colonel 9Th New
York cavalry; Rev Daniel I. Noyes, First Lieutenant
Class cf1s4s. Winthrop, Major and Abide
Camp to General Butler.
Glass of 1s4s.-shedon c. Beecher Chaplain 1s9th
New York infantry; Andrew Epson, Captain Goth Con-
nectcut infantry.
Class of 1853 William 8. Dennison, NJ D., Assistant
SURGEON 3sth New York infantry
Class Of 1854 James C. Rice Lieutenant Colonel 44th
New York infantry Brigader General United States Vol
unteers; Lewis L. Weld, Lieutenant Colonel 7th United
Glass Of 1s55-George Stuart First Lieutenant 18th
United States infantry; William Wheeler Captain 18th
New York Independent battery .
Class of 1S56-Neson Bartholomew, First Lieutenant
18th Massachusetts infantry Charles E. Bukeley, Cap
tain LIST Connecticut artillery; Henry NJ McIntire Lieu
tenant Colonel LIST Pennsylvania infantry Frank
Fl Peck, Colonel 18th Connecticut infantry Samuel f.
Woods Adjutant 34th Massachusetts, infantry Acting AS
sa en 2
New jersey infantry; Albert W. Drake, Colonel 10th
Connecticut infantry Henry NJ Dutton First Lieutenant
9th Connecticut infantry; John Griswold Captain 18th
Connecticut infantry; Edward L. Porter, Captain 18th
Connecticut infantry; George W. Roberts, Colonel 42d
Cllss Of ls5S.-Edward F. Blake, Major 9Th Connect
cut infantry; Theodore W. Twining, Acting Assistant Pay
master United States Navy; Charles Whttesey, pri-
Ciass IF ls5s-Edward Darlington, Second Lieutenant
and Aid de-Camp on staff of General Newton; Dodate
G. Hannnhs, Captain 9th New York cavalry; Charles NJ
Wheeler, Captain 126th New York infantry.
Class Of 1s6O-George w Arnold, Sergeant 18th Rhode
cn ans Eeard and SS
Jutant General on staff Of General German Rev William
c. Johnston, Chaplain 18th Kentucky infantry; Fred.
erck Ogden First Lieutenant and Adjutant LIST United
States cavalry Rev. James H Schuyler Chaplain Sec
ond United States colored infantry.
Class Of lS6l-John N. Bannan, Corporal Anderson,
Pennsylvania cavalry william b Clark, Captain Tween.
ty second United States colored infantry James Pratt
First Lieutenant and Adutant 18th United States ar
tillery; Gilbert W, Stocking private Goth Connecticut
fantry
Glass of ls62-Ira r. Alexander CAPTAIN 10th Penn.
syvania cavalry: William w. House. private 28th Con-
necticut infantry; Andrew F. Shiverck Captain 2Sth
Wisconsin infantry; Richard Skinner First Lieutenant
10Th United States infantry; Francis N. Sterling, First
Lieutenant 12Sth New York infantry; Daniel E. Hemen.
way, Commssary Sergeant I'D Connecticut infantry Viii
liam H. Miller Captain 4th New York infantry Grosve-
nor Starr Adjuant 7th Connecticut infantry.
Nc Yor Tes Srxa Hd po O,n
syvania infantry; canon McMaster, Captain 9Th New
York cavalry Frederic W. Matteson, Lieutenant Colonel
cath Illinois infantry; Uriah N Parmelee, Captain LIST
Class Of lse4-Garwood R. Merwin, prvate Charles O.
Mills, Captain 7th Connecticut infantry; George p syl
Class Of 1se5.-Franklin f. Alling, Connecticut; Ed
ward L. Bernhard Massachusetts,; John H. Thompson,
Sergeant Tooth New York infantry
THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
Class Of 1s40-Rev. James Averill, Chaplain 23d Con
Cyass Of is44.-Rev John g. whttlesey Chaplain 18th
'' Class q 1857 Rev Jacob Eaton. Chaplain It'll Con-
Glass Of 1s2o.-James s. Wordsworth, Brigadier General
United States Volunteers.
Glass of 1868. -William McC Smith
Glass Of $780, Edwin b. Cross second Lieutenant 9th
Connecticut infantry; William Sliman, Colonel
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Glass Of 1s17-Melinus G. Leavenworth, Assistant Sur
geon 18th Connecticut infantry.
Class Of 1S46-Dewtt c. Lathrop, Assistant Surgeon
9Th Connecticut infantry.
Class Of 1s63-Ranson p. Lyon, Surgeon 2sth Connecti
cut infantry.
Connecticut infantry.
DEPARTMENT PHILOSOPHY AND ARTS.
Class Of 1so4-John b. Duvillard, Lieutenant United
States Volunteers
Glass Of lse2-Henry v. D. Stone Lieutenant I'd Massa
chusetts infantry