The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

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Marr Pennsylvania; Hon. A. n WIN. Ranken, OF Mend.
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Assistants Paymaster United States Navy. A NJ clas Of
lS6i-Charles Beusten, Jr
Albert Small, Esq, VIM. Van Duyn, Aurin 7. soanes
The degree Of b. D. was conferred upon Rev. H. H
soasr; Egypt. Rev Hodge Professor Taeoi @si
cal Seminary frineston Rev Noah schenck. Baltimore,
The degree OF LII. D, was awarded to hon. Lu0sus Q
The >. Of LII was conferred on rrssae: LIN
following letter received response to the letter Of
Presiden. haclean notifying hun Of the fact, and
ExEcuIryE MANSION WARRINGTON. Dec. 81. 1854
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The mos gratifying proof. Of this CONNECTION the hearty
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DR. JOAN HAcIzis. A. LINCOLN.
The comforting Of degrees being over the valedictory
Grafton WAS delivered BY Daniel N. Grummon, Of New
Prayer and. ssnedictien by the President closed the
large gathering OF the alumni was held in the chapel
Hon O. s. Hsstsad, the Oldest aumnus present, took
the chair Able and touching addresses wore made by
Colonel VIM G. Alexander and Professor Mofat, Of the
Theological Seminary.
The dinner hour having arrived the alumni proceeded
to Mercer Hall and discussed TO their satisfaction the
bounul collation. set before hom After dinner .oches
were mado by Rev DR. Charles Hodge, Rev Dr. Imbrie,
Professor schenck Of the college, Professor Henry Of tho
Smithsonian Institute, and Rev. DIR. Musgrave
How long the feast Of ad tho flow of soul might
have continued we cannot tell but though 10th to leave
the feast the time for the departure Of the train drew
nigh, and the great body gradually withdrew. We
early at the depot TO take the dummy train for tho Cam
den and xmooy Railroad some three as mile, miles
crowded scenes, but never before in such
crowd forced into and upon these three
who went seemed to al the peril Of their lives But
We reached the depota good load for ordinary rail-
,S1a & mo special cars naa been
this depot and were all obliged to get In as best we
could and great numbers Of course could get no seats
We have several times Of late taken this TO the
city and always found II crowded to and have
BEEN in company with OF Others obliged stand
no small part Iof the way. Companies ~ wealthy
those upon this route should provide ample for
public accommodation. The forcing Of ahundred pas
sengcrs into train Of dirty, ilvenated cars already
full to repetion, Is an outrage, and yet II Is constantly
perpotrated. With the thermometer ninety degrees
this Is intoerabe and bnt repeat the prayer which
general the train other that this nuisance that
OF the entire monopoly should DO abated-
The following Is tho summary OF tho record for the
year, prepared by Professor Giger, ofthe college,
Rev. Isaac Van Doren, class Of 1793 died August H.
1884 Josiah Harrison Esq., class of 1906 died February
25 1865; h. f. II. Smith, h. D., class Of 1904, died May
% 1885; Richard Coke, L. LID, class Of 1908, died
April 28 1866 Rev. j. X Kolloch, d. D., class OF 1872
died April Z 1855; Rev A. q. Fairchild class Of 1872
died June So 1884; L. s. Haines Esq, class Of 1913,
died 1856; DR. VIM Darrach, class Of 1915, died May
1865; Rev. David Maggie class Of 1877 died May 1885,
Elias g. Ogden class Of 1872 died February "a 1865
Hon WIN. l.. Dayton, LII D., class OF 1929 died
December ], 1894 William Pepper, N. D., class Of
1929, died October Z, 1854 James j. Archer, class
Of 1885, died December "A, 1854; Father Francis
A. Baker, class Of 1880, died April 4, 1895;
Rev Levi H. Christian d. d., class Of 1870 died October
20, 1854; Richard r. De Almond, class Of 1s4 died Feb
ruasy 1895; Colonel VIM Sergeant class Of 1s47 died
April H. 1865 Colonel C. W. Toles, class OF 1S4S died
November l. 1854; Joseph A. Freeman, NJ D., class Of
1852, died December 20, 1884 Lieut. Colonel T. n. Hail.
class Of 1853, died November Q, 1894 Rev James s.
KING OF disd lb 1894 cearis
Harrison, Esq class Of 1855 died March a. 1885 Cap
taa Van Rennsalaer Jr class OF 1883, died October
1884; Milton ID. Sheldon, class Of 1860 died 1894 ;
Lieutenant r. d. Davis class OF 1851, died January ii,
1906 Captain Charles r. bod, class Of 1862 died August