New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
TIE COMMENCEMENT SEASON

attended the Academy OF Music To witness tho
exercises of the 1l3th Commencement Of Columbia Col
ege Much interest taken in the proceedings as may
be inferred from the warm bursts of applause which
greeted the appearance the students and the large
number Of bouquets shOwered on the platform by the fair
occupants OF the boxes The music was under the drec
on Of Theodore Thomas, and the selections performed
during the day were approPriate-the first ON the list
! by overture from Mcyerbecr's Huguenots"
The President of the College. DR.. Henry Dusden
pied the Chair supported by the Facuty the Irusters
and number OF invited guests, among whom were ex
Gov Hamilton Fish, DR. Howard Crosby. DR. H. NJ Pierce
president Of the Ruger Female College,, Judges Mitch
ELL VandcrpOel Peabody, and Emmett, Rev Drs Crosby
schmidt, Dufe, Robertson and swope, the Hon 6; c.
Ner1lanck. the Hon T.: de PeyStcr MI g. IL ogden, MI
A. H. Green Controller Of Central Park Gen Halsey
In accordance with the programme. the Greek saluta
tory Grafton ably delivered 10y Mr. James McNamcc
President of the Faculty and Trustees of the College as
also to the audience. The Latin Grafton which followed
was very creditably dcclamed by Mr.. Cadwalader f.
Ogden, whose excellent pronunciation OF the stern kO
man tongue was much remarked. The President an
and those OF Mcssrs Sachs and Randolph, would De
omitted in consequence of the unavoidable absence OF
these gentlemen. The third Grafton the Mission
OF MACHINERY" by A. Ernest Nauderpool The speaker
treated his subject in relation 20 man an animal, and
intellectual being The mission Of machinery for
man animal IS To economic labor but for man
more important inventions Of man were those referred TO-
especially the manufacture OF watches by machinery
| Mulmurs Of Music " treated by Mr. Samuel A.
Biatchford Music in all its phases was described the
orator telling It's effects in the ballroom on the lake, on
| Of battle Mr. Henry d. Lloyd delivered the nth Grafton
! on Soda and Society" which was humorous attempt
20 show the Importance OF soda as one ol inc great
agents OF civilization in this lie showed how largely
lLs SAN cut'iS - INTO t' " o va u, >, ~. ~ H., 80 sih
appliances ana resources "o1d h3I1e W,s Ih' sun ~
ec of the sixth OrltiOn, and WAS handled hy MI j. H.
Work, who pointed ont the duty OF every maH 10 leave
name behind hin that would serve rs stimulus 10 ms ms
fclOw-mcn to emulate by good actions The poet oi the
day Mr.. Rudolph A. Wthaus, H., followed with poem
entitled lhc Gun oi war; IN "Llch ~, ucln,,ru lhm m III
glowing terms the mighty achievements 81 scandinavian
/ cicut nations which owned his sway.
The award of the prizes was then announced ~ Follows
the AT fp
serving student Of the graduating ca'; James NS anec
MVicEaT i'IT'1 John bgRi'.S ReXSSnfcr f; Dcmsicr r
First German CGss.-Frst prize, Andrew jackson till
| hooy: second prize, George Lockhait Kiyes.
Second Gerpau Ciass.-fir,t prize, Edward John Hal
/ lcck; second prize. Giraud Graham.
degree OF Bachelor Of Arts was then conferred on
| the following members Of the graduating class
Joseph Iay Anderson James BsArF j rur' Anthony Waibag
rieioa Bf5r Chac. Henry Bhrt Henry Com John Alexander
ts~@,l' s@es Si's Ih AB,as Len, ban Poster 0ir,al Gh,m
o,fRss CHA o sT t.l rn5 ,a' oa % P ,ar a LJ ja.. Nc
Nance Caasade5 Evans ogdn iIran hcya er'-! M Hector
vanieporl Erdoph August Withal' r J'ae' Hear "oL,
The degree oi Master Of Arts IN Course was conferred
=. on the following graduates of tue College
JShu lasps Adams David wne Iaal-r Gsra1 Bgetnn9 John
S,s%a Ss9s Ra John Freicrcs u-r,"h william cnr, Baef.
+ crsr bemarrs Matthew Du Bon, Shurr
HyeT.on william Nes'gs olesr 3 i' ,1 I.,g' ] iI 6 @
hoa Henry Chares Burroughs Rice fTeiereI William
Honorary degrees were then conferred on the under
LII 6riy lion Frederick De rc- and i9r Hon S SlTss % p,.,ss @
fori Julge Of ne District Court D-Ihr E1 Rev nauirl
Tuc NJ ,eouary bishop Moutti tir r. Rev Chatnus Moore
WisHs MISSIONARY B.bop Caaa Che Rev AHhoir IN lo-ef
Ecs"T fsgs"T &oas cLtrca ssai I'M william crF Poaas
Rector ~ Ctl-ca Albany tie Rev fcrHani g. hNeT Rector
The Salcdictory Grafton then delivered by Mr. A.
audience the necessity striving the highest mental,
/ physical. and moral development 10 winch end lac
argued, college training essential In conclusion,
c thanked faculty for their urDnuity aud uwearicd
attention TO students during the past session He
addressed his classmates at some length m the usual
terms Of farewell ana PAID toncIuiE trlDe M 20 tne
After the bencdctOn. these most Interesting proceedings
OF the 18TH Commencement OF the Columbia college
/ were brought To cl0-c'
YuE-rnE wooDEN-sPoON CoNCEEr-rHE FINE
ARTS sCHOoL-BAsE-BALI~
/ From Our Special Correspondent
! NEW HAVEN. June 2i, 1867.
! The students of Yale have reason TO congratulate
themselves upon the thorough success and oapaby OF
the Promenade Concert given under the auspices Of the
wooden-spoon Committee last night. The large floor Of
Music Hall was crowded with brilliant assembly OF
dancers from the commencement Of the festivities until
be early hours Of dawn warned the reluctant guests OF
the coming morning. The costumes with which the fair
/ danes and madens OF Ncwliaven eniVchcd the
/ brilliant occasion exceed the powers OF any
/ but n female connoisseur 10 describe aud
never t now did experience that need, expressed with
such numerical energy III the play, wanted lon IhOu-
every color from white black from srikngyvl
red invisible green, and every one OF Tue IY ah9
costly fabrics known 10 mantua-makers Quadfhcs ana
wa2c quickly followed each other IN alternate success
sion and there was no cessation the re OF Terpsi
chOrc for the floor could accommodate scarcely ai Ot
the dancers aud 40 did weary couples retire than
fresh ones took their places fear me the "muse oi
many twiukne feet wrought sad havoc among he sus-
ceptbe college youths. But let ~ hope that among the
living fairy Lilians and Clara We're de NercS ever 700
present there were Mauds and GOdyas. LandeTs Band
OF NewYOrk were engaged 10 furnish the music lot Lhe
concert and for the Wooden spoon cXbiton oi t9sht
which Is 20 be even more select alI as no tickets of
The Council Of Yale School of Fine Arts will hold It's
first exhibition this year comencing on me ION oi J9y
aud remaining open until the 2sth OF oepelnper mn
institution founded by the late Augustus X street OF
FOR its use at of about $4,000 Is intended Tor Ihe
cultivation Of knowledge ana taste III the nne - ie ~
marked success rcaped 10y similar oAnlnuon G - rV y.
Ynle College In 1883 has induced the present enterprise
which is certainly cieditaDle 10 is orlenaIos, ~ 20
signed 90 have Oh exhibition the Dst wois W nay % '
foreign artists which can be obtained original NoIks
the collection of the works Col Tumbul hitherto de
posited Trumbull Gallery, ana also possesses W"s ~
smybert COpley, Auston, ana ater Aheici, Iainoss
H0ne and foreign artists have promised contributions
and the Of many celebrated pictures nav cul
ised contributors Biersadt, Church, aud kensett
Yale also uduges in Baseball, ana on saturday ,ns nc
class of 20 defeated the Bridgeport Club by score OF %
10 49, Tomorrow the deciding game Tor the enanon i
ship Of Connecticut between the Charter @ Oah hu m
Clubs will take place here and interest wll DE- dNneu
between the College exercises and the Basei5all match
for ON THURSDAY the President will be here and the ar
rapgements receive him are commensurate WIN tIo
novelty of the visit All the people appear eager TO see
their Chief Magistrate but the papers which echoing
This spirit cricise the action OF GOV Englsh gok 70
Springfield meet the President az incorrect
and say that the President should visit the GOVefhOrst
| as has always been the CUSTOM
PRINCETON CoILEGE-THE TRIENNfAL CATALOGUE
The Princeton College Triennial Catalogue has
inst been published, and Prof Cameron VINO prepared
II after complimentng his predecessors III the work.
ates that he has consulted all available authOrues so
,at hs additions changes and corrections are more nn
1900 in number. A large amount OF Mal,ft h3 ,nI
collected for Biographical Dictionary OF the Aui, h
nd n H. desired that those having materials Tor sucm
work will forward it TO Prof CaIneros Address,
whole number OF alumni teachers, and officials coheeteu
With the College during the period or lts ehsteHce