The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

TIE youthful graduate acquitted hmsef most ably Of
he had undertaken the approving paudits OF the fair
and ues Interpreters Of the passion 70 be accounted
enythng. Mr. Low retired under load Of wreashed
flowers and bouqueta
6ong-Oh, Thai Ny Love.
oRAnoN-''Now"
Tho President announced the subject the pro-
gYamme-0rstisn, "Now."
The oraiioa was delivered by W. Nelson Mcvickar.
'Now'-and treated il in . most mAstsrly nannss,
grouping all the events Of the past few which bears
s
pected in The failure according as wise or unwise coun-
sells may prevail snow He passed an eloquent sulegium
S sssponsibsss q Amsricsn mel csssns Ths ssnslsman,
nke the others who proceeded him, was ibsfally re-
others WAS warmly appanded Is he tsthe front
the second time 70 complete his gathering them ~.
oRAIios-" uxrrcTxnosm on rHR GRADUATING GASP
Tho President announced - next in order-Oration--
"Expectations Of The Graduating Class"
beautifully rcaed most touching retrospective Of
the Of departed coeyan being introduced, with
brance In which his memory was held by all his class
mates The orator referred 70 s. Wadon Cook, three
,ss sa pupil Il. o. as Soss who
from poem written by Mr. Cook just before his death,
Hrrr.h, boys hsrrss' %
And hand elAspins hand
Asonward We press,
We eSsIi:h, Sed sissshs'.
The effort quite success only In the sypsecia
tion with which received bus In the real msgtt q
the compassion ITSELF and the young graduate esA
bearing blushng honors thick upon him.
Wats-koem Ohm DerNeR
oRAnoH-''rm swuuG"
Next In order was the orasion-"Ths Rspubiicn - ne
quilted himself with much honor fho oonsdsrssoa ssa
preparation Of the theme must have bcc. entered -
ascrs, pspicuousy and In little space aid -
history Of the css republic 4 4: close s. oss.or ~
enthusiastically spplsudsd and asein and ssa'n bowed
rained upon him from boz and gallery
The band then played selections from De- Pasqwaia
HOW 10 HEAL TEE voUxDs os wAn.
This was the subject OF oralion by Lsnox Smith, n
which the bane Of feslnsly depicted and the
sntidote-the blessings Of psaOe-hopcfury and so-
appropriately closed his subject with n Ssssful nss
from tongfeows: ship Of state and ths band played
The subject Of ths next oraon wss "rores Of Habit"
ably and sloqusntiy delivered By Abraham Van SAINT
voord and the saop 'sstorm Bird was performed.
The exercises In this branch Of the programme cor
cludsd with Masters orssion," ~ ". Gessd LAshrop
Jr, ABB
from ladies' In ddrsnt parts Of the house. who though
they might have with some reason concluded that they
ps.ps nss o % os
more sacrifice 70 their darling propensity would have
cured for them immunity from ono unpleasant reelection
ON the part Of the press which justice 70 Mr. Lshrop
quirss should bs made. No doubt "commencements''
derive all their interest from their presence 30 much the
greater reason they should mot nsposs 70 thoroughly
The sNasters Orstionn was . masacxy production
and well delivered notwithstanding the disactng cpl
sode rfeed TO- and bouquets and applause marked the
appreciation Of the audience The band then played the
AWARDING HoNoRs.
I'VE HONOR MEN GRADUATING cLAR
Yh0 President then rose and sad that BY resolution
Of the Board of Trustees honos each commencement
day should be conferred a the I've mos distinguished
members OF the graduating class In obedience 10 that
resolution and the award made, he would call upon
walker, Henry Rutgers Bsskman, wilnan Nelson No
vcker, Thomas Cooper campbsu, Abrahan Ven sant-
ne 1lss Hewor Aes y Junssv Ogass-Honon vsrs
sassus gust Chapman Ssis%' Ne William xssu.sSs @ HOOKER, M
Julian Tappan Davis, Augustus Talbot
Sears McCuIloch, Cadwaisdsr Evans Ogden James Nc.
Nance, Roland buer Irving, George Barent johnson.
r., E's Aos~ % h:s e. ne EssAra. C!es = .Gsorxs
Woodward Foster, Andrew Jackson Gilhooly, Frederic
de Peyster Foster
Price OF rsK ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
The Alumni Association prize Of nfy dollars 70 the
faithful and deserving student the graduating
class was awarded 10 William Bogert Walker.
for dss prize IN German % and s~sny sosr 70
Barclay for th g second prize In German.
BACHKLoRs
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts then conferred on
the following members:-
Bo Aelors Of Arts-Henry Rutgers Beekman, Edward
brOWnsOn,
Murray Campbell Thomas Coop,r Campbell, John Henry
Caswell, Jonathan Odel Fowler Jr Charles King Ora
Gle, James Hooker Hamersley, John Moore HeGernan,
Julian James, Frederic Rhinelsnder Jones, George
Goelet Kip William Gilman Low, Randolph Brant Mar
tine, James Fontane Maury, Henry Richard McEligott
William Neilson Mcvcksr, George Webster Peck, James
Lyman Price, Frederick Prime, Jr. Arthur Bernard
Ross, Roderick Burt Seymour, Lenox Smith, John Ed
van
kle, William Bogert Walker, Willard Parker Ward,
James Lee Wells John visscher Wheeler, Francis
Masters IN Cowse. Edward Robert AtwiI, Francis
Babcock, Robert Erskine Barlow William Harbert Ben
pIss xss John w
Halsey Curtis, Walter Cutting, Henry. Ammi Dows,
Charles Dudley Fuller, George Wolfe Gillespie, Louis
man, Laurence Yoonnet Hopkins William Henry Jack
son. Charles Sgourney Rnod, William Gerard Iathrop,
John Fulton Berrian Mitchell, Charles Walton Ogden
Richard varick Pcll, Charles Ames Spencer, Foster
Thsyer, Charles Rockland Tying John A. yanderpoe,
Edward Forbes Travis Class OF 1850
Eaders HoNous Causn-The Rev Richard Graham
Rev. James Tuttlc smith, assistant minister Of The
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, New York the Rev.
Mcwalter B. Noyes Rceville, N. J.
Masters # LaWa-Abel Crook, Jacob A. Gross, Frank
Harris William Augustus Ogden Hegeman Burial Hon
man James Richards, Adolpn Lewis Sanger and Frede
Doaor Of M,sic William H. Walter organis Of Colum.
bia College
Doctrs Of Dirinay. The Rev. John Freeman Young,
Waters, rector OF ST. Johns church, Kingston, N ".
the Rev Samuel Sheddcn pastor Of tho Presbyterian
church, mt Railway ~ j. tho Rov. Samuel X Ely Of
Roslyn, L. T. the Rev. John Marshall Guion, rector Of
Trinity church, Seneca Falls, n. Y.
Decor Of Lars The degree OF Ii. D. was conferred
Andrew Johnson Pres dent OF the United States The
announcement was received with loud applause. The
Right Rev Henry whitchouse, Bishop Of the diocese
OF Illinois.
The exercises concluded with eloquent valedctory
grafton by Charles King Grace nephew of the late Pres
ident Of Columbia College. He congratulated the class
csefu IN nj M
said that the members OF former class OF this college
had held great veneraton for that institution,
or had felt 40 much pride for their class
This closed the hundred and eleventh commence
Of Columbia College, which In every respect
great success and honorable alike 10 students and
professors
PRINCETON COLLEGE.
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Our Princeton Correspondence.
PRINCETON N. j., Juno %, 1866.