New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
.tssr's College Csmmencemen' - The
J..ies Exhibition - Commencement
Rxereises-The Acknowledgements"
or Pri.es-Degrees Copferred-i
College Alumni Asseciation-The Ane-
illogical Alumni.
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NEw.B BRUNSWICK. n. j., june a. ieoo'

illogical Alumni.
Hfom Our Special Correspondent
NEw.BRUYswicK. n. j.. june 81 ieoo'
The Junior Exhibition, one Of the most popu-
nlsr public exercises was held last evening Inc mouse
wu densely crowded, bat through the eioacy OF new
measures adapted by the Faculty excellent order was
maintained which is n rare thing here. and marks adj
spoes The speakers delivered orations in the follow
Eng manner VIZ : Herman Z. Berg, New Brunswick
TO Morrow; !" Robert Hopper. Paterson. "Nstlons,
fohn Nelson Carpenter. New.Brunswiek, Tine
kuture Greatness Of America; Isaac y. Brokaw, Mid.
not JAMES s sanb Ayers ydMar
1.-THE Commonplace the Test of Strengths" Paul Cook,
New. Brunswick, Then"
To-day the exercises of the Commencement proper
occur. The Campus was filed at an early hour with
Students and Alumni The genial shower last even
ing had laid the dust and revived the vegetable woia
The hse however. great and II always 10 IN ihls
4ovn. At 10 O'clock the procession formed ID me lam
Dus and moved to the church This was already n,su
10 OVERLOOKING, excepting the reserved sears Inc
Facnlty took the precauon this wear to reserve the
gallery exclusively for ladies' so that the usual oppor
bunty for gossip prevented inc pCr" h wa, pU
81 the President sat His Excelency Joel Parker Gov
0rnor Of New-Jersey. Among the distinguished per-
Sons present we noted Gov Vroom Gen. Fitzpatrick.
Hon. Jaoob r. Wortendyke Hon +. +. Frelinghuyson
aud others After music by the band, which was
Srafulas Of the 9TH Regiment-sutiicent praise-the
Rev g. Abeel d. d., of Newark New-Jersey, offered
prayer. o,... .,., so,ro.oa
the following order, VIZ. 1. MlIuam IL. I've
Hart Newark \. J., Latin sautatOryi 9 Henry Stout,
karitan N. j.. English Santatory 3 Francis G. Van
byck CoIsckie: n; Y; Philosophical Orationj T. Aa'
Albert A. zabriskie, Bergen Point y. J., The Sacred
ness of Law; 6. Rusha Denise, Freehold. n. j., An.
peration Of Mexico; T. Adrian Westyeer, Zealand,
Aioh Trials and Tramphs of Liberty; {. John A. Da-
sis. Kingston. n y, Mother; o. Robert N. Brown,
yokohama Japan. General Remarks; 10 Henry j.
Grant IT, Ithaca ithaca Y MGp Ea Ha%oI S JSSn "
Uohn X. Allen. New Brunswick n. j.. Views from Op'
posite Standpoints;. 49, Joseph b. Mann: South Or
Snge. N j.. The Effect of College Life ON Morals.
Z The following prizes were then conferred by the
Presidents Tie Brodhead Prize for Classics 70 Isaac
3. Hasbrouck the Suydam Prize Tor Natural SCIENCES
Composition to William II. Dellsrt. the Bradley Prize
for Mathematics 20 Isnac Z. Hasbrouck. The Presi.
Gent also announced that LDdon a. Smith, NJ. d., Of
NE Sophomore Glass, and named ii after lis son, who
iied in the Army battling for his country.
The degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was then conferred
On the following graduates: John X. Allen Robert NJ.
Brown. John A. Davis, William II. DeHart Russia
Denise. Augustus FLOYD Isaac E. Hasbrouck, Joseph
B Mann John f. Shaw. Henry Stout Francis c. Van
Dyck. John w. Warnshus, Adrian Westveer The
Diploma Of Special Course was conferred on Henry D.
The degree Of Master of Arts conferred upon
candidates in course follows: William Henry nder-
boremus Charles H. Fritz, dear Gesner I; II
Horton Edwin Kempton. w. W. Brush, W. d. M,
David ID. Duncan A. Q. Garretson Z. X. Henry. John
dustin Robert b. Kinsell, Peter Lepetak. William Is.
Merritt j. ". n. Schenck Ebert n Sebring. John &.
smock, j. v d. Van Nest G.. d. w. vroom, T. w
Wells d. B. Wyckof John L. Marine, Charles IL
Riggs John Schamp, Abel J. Smith, T. i. Statesir.
Evert Van Slycke, William II. Vroom, A. n. Wyckof
The following persons VINO received the degree OF
n B. lex gratia) account Of their services IN night
Ing for the American Union are now recommended to
receive lex gratia) the degree Of a. NJ, VIZ: Wm H.
q. Ayres, FRANCIS 5. Reese, n Wyekof MerseFole'
George Sebert, n. Hixon Van Arsdae.
The honorary degree Of D. ID. conferred upon the
Rev John L. Lee the Rev. Thomas c. Porter, Lancas-
Ger Pa and John c. Eccleston, Newark n. j.
Tha Hpr of / LID VI AZ
DR. ESQ.,. Philadelphia the Hon Mercer Beasley Chlef
Justice Of NewJersey, and the Hon. Erastus C. Bene-
The honorary degree Of A b. was conferred upon
Sebastian Duncan and James Romeyn Danforth.
The masters Grafton was then pronounced by the
Rev Theodore W. Wells After this followed the Val
NY The exercises closed with the benediction by |
Injection Of G. s. tirafnlia. and was almost beyond
praise The usual Alumni collation. closed the fesvi
ASSOCIATIONS OF ALUMNI.
The members Of this Society held several meetings
during the course OF the Commencement exercises.
Besides the election Of officers, they took measures 10
procure portrait Of the Rev. DR.. Jacob Janeway,
Former Vice President and Trustee Of the College Or
tbe walls Of the College Chapel They also adopted the
report of committee appointed TO devise new ar
Yangement of the public exercises Of the Socetys day
% provide greater comfort 70 members and also
aeonre more time for business There is great need Of
Improvement here all the public exercises OF the two
Gays are crowded between Tuesday noon anu ednes'
dsy at 3 O'Clock D. NJ And lest there should be any
VaCdnt hours hanging lnlV UPON minus, s'',ih
meetings Of societies business are thrust IN lie
new programme will probably be adopted by the
Trustees and the Societies and thus tins steam press
With the thermometer at 90 be relieved.
Prof Cole read paper on the Neurology OF the Col
lsge The paper gave obituaries OF the following per
sons numbered with the dead during tie past year
viz: the Rev Elisha Doty, Class Of 1885 james q.
Mcdowell esq. Class of ls3J; Jacob Nj. Settle, ESQ,
Glass of 1870: Edward Pye esq, Glass OF 80 Iheo-
6ore Kent Class of lr46; the Rev. Joseph A COlleT
Class OF l5i9 John r. Vroom. esq, Cass 81 Is49 the
Rev Aaron L. Stilwell Class Of le5l; George Nc.
Eeel Glass Of 1851 the Rev. John Van Week Class OF
ts52; Abraham Van Neste, Glass Of ir54 hTon NJ
Smith Class Of ls5s.
The Rev v. III. Hubert appointed Orator for the
present year.
ther aHnual meeting last evening in the College Chapel
and listened TO an able address from the Rev. v NJ
Hubert on the subject. The Hsthetic Element IN
Worship" The Rev. Abeel was appointed Orator for
ehs next meeting.