New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
COMMANDMENTS.
ST. IonN,s conEGE. roRpHAM.

be.d ia the opcn air thus avoiding the annoyance of
ol0seiy-packed han. In beautini spot, alarSc avn
o. ing Was stretched between grand old ebns Al one
end Of the incl0sod, large stage was erected
aud lastly decorated With eycrreons and hONcrs, the
rear beng cstooned with ts national colors The audi
cDcC numbered fully 800
On thc Of The exercises. the stage was
Deeupod by the Rev. Archbishop NcCluskey; the Roy
William &Oylan 5. a., President The Rev. H. p Gltck
meyer, Vice lrcsident; tho Rev Drs keigaI Preston
BuVtsen, and Mcsweeny; tne Rev. Fathers Mclean,
DnranqacE Hea'y, Leland fuIty' Woods Maione, ti-'
sN0 Daley. Brenlal and Freidg beside some ~ aud
tion.ll members uf Che College Faculty MaiOI-GCus
form. Tnc latter is a graduate 81 tie College aud
tnade The recipient of the degree al Doctor OF Laws Tie
Overture Discourse: Monumental Records" Terence
4. ORelny. Music Discourse Moral Grandeur Jo.
.Jaacs ~ nch Musc Discourse: - Personal lnhu-
suee," John ID. oConnor. Music, Discourse .sSll-
Sacrifice" Edward n. Queeu Music Discourse: - IA
ierrnc OF Degrees Address TO the Graduates Peter A.
Hargous A r. Music Distribution Of Premiums,
The confcrtug Oi degrees then followed Inc degree
Of Doctor OF Laws conferred on Martin r. Mcmahon
q NJ. The degree Of Master OF Arts was conferred ON
BE following gentlemen Hippoyte p Fons"s \ b.
fIane The degree Bachelor of Arts conferred on
lanes Pcs ALBANY \. Y Joseph r. Mooney Rond
ont, N Y Edward u. Queen BardStowu, Ky: Terence
Snseh II; iobn D. o'Conncr Guelph G. "; John 4.
HeCreery Bclc,ille, n j.; LrcIC j. Colliere. Paris,
s0nneaHt Montreal, C. f.; stephen Bettuycr, Buffalo,
NY Augustus Langdon. Ncv-l York; Charles j. Rogers
gold medal Tor the best Biographical essay. was
nor The distribuion Of premiums cliciicd varying ap
pause according 10 the Wilderness Of success y men re-
epicnts At the END the Archbishop addressed few per
tiDent words OF oncourasement ana conS5l'hon dv
spectators were then invited 70 view what MAJ neen
erected ~ the bcdnttul ana cOlulnVulouS pululHSH.
siened 10 take the place OF The present stIac & Inc
now eomreIeJ measures l9d fccr by 60 The College is in
amost prosperous condition. and had during me past
Siscs rcpasi served. 10 which The invited guests did
nun Justice.
SCHOOL No 10.
The annual commencement exercises OF the Young
Ladies Grammar school, West 1Neniytofth ST. Whcll
tack place yesterday very largely attended % Siti
war tc he present on the part OF the ieLs %
fhc school that many ladies gentlemen were Obliged
"a remain o1sle The examination nan 9urlnG olc W.
seedngs T Chairman OF me H so OF t6 agSrc
were the i,ev, DIS. Duryea h. g. Brooks ana Mex, IL
Hcsers John LaInaire J. ". Farr. and many Others:
Mossrs Kelly. Alfred Moore. and jarvis IT, at
tended inspectors. Dnr1ng me Jay lle mCmOelS od
the g1aduatng cass sang some very pleasing gleos Tue
nets Of he Mcss Jones and aurh 0ent ebeela! ao
fIamlne commenced with the composition entitled Pen
and INK E} , by S M. STMSs ay Patterson the e cited
Iunch applause. rapid glance 81 ne l LIVES
Fceklam IL her composition Female lleroism me
M Joanof Are receiving special nenlio1. Inc sn
tt OF tine ne composition Heaven rom all creatures
SSnp, N1e After which 6e Diplomas to the gradual
n Ia asss er ed IN the following order Carrie
Ailason, Augusta Btnta. MARY Byron Fannie : CaIlIl
Kathleen 8 Francs, Louisa " Finch Clara H. Jones
Lottie Jones Maggie L. Iewis, Fannie 4 MuleI annie
l. Martin Jennie 5 Parcels, Viola A. Pecknsm Mary r.
yaedctory address which was delivered by Miss Loitie
hymn 10y the choir Addresses we're then sven ny VII, tns
RoV DrS Dryea and Thompson ~ me coIse Oh WnEn
ompincned on Inc successful results OF her admirable
sysein al tuition The exercises "er" or"ngh' 10 oo''
~ the singing Of the DoNolOgy
BROoKLYN SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS.
An attraety exhibition was given last night al me
of St Paal, 81 Joseph. and 0nr Lady Of Mercy. The
a,tedanSe va % , SpSesred 70 give great
ItsuIE INsurrTE
~. mi 1u al
nader fh charge ~ the Christian BrnhcrS, Was held
LAT ayenint al - Patrcbs Hall near The old hut row
new 81. Patricks Cathedral. No. az MuherTy-st Inc
examination Of students began Friday last Imne
.ScreiseS We're those usual IN ali Geh school eXauliua
lions, and were accompanied by me oana. Tg s
STUDIES by the teachers in the Institute The exercises OF
Tuesday brought 70 close amid the applause OF
honse as run a. il could hold
After The usnal distribution ~ premiums, II was
announced that The me-" Term commence OH hoiu"''
SEPT 20
toAMESCINiENT DAY ~ DICHNsoN ColLtGE-IHE
DEGREES CONFERI:ED-IBE WOODEN, Spoon
pAKTN"-(JAsS observation-disclosures BIFOEF lHE
Ny,es on sPccs Correspondent .,,-,, Nm o. ,ss-
The crowd of visitors IN Attendance upon the 9. com
seneelneD exercise % Dickinson College reached ~ NJ
the morning Inc streets were thronsed RAeems
anable 10 Obtain seats Upou the stage were lD"ty ru
men, Serme5 ana oT 6; ~ ps We're Spened
with prayer by the Rev. Dr. Duthn one OF lhe
nIt cIoouenee extensive travels great erudon haye
given him world wide reputation Then followed rue
latin ssluta0ry. by A. H. Menoh IN winch me Hsu sal
yees" were given The foTmOsa pueblo, the IncultY
and Others. j. ". Williamson Thought there was no
Otho Williams confended thai the tine principle OF De
InOcraey liberty regulated by la~ aud i1t mere was
sneh a thing the tyranny Of the majority r. o. shakes
peare maintained thai the hehes type OF man wa al
taiped 10y the uniform cultivation of tue nteect2I ahd
MORAL natures f. J. Sterrett Thought reY0uiohaIS
periods always gave birth to tie highest order O eO-
.iBeDee; f. y Kupp asserted that the Study III meiapby
tended 10 develop the mind jas H. Graham treated
khs audience 10 amusing dissertation on mouse mes
ThOs. :. burning is strong advocate OF f1dlcensm
3D everything. HeIman = johnson TOOK iof ms thehe
the PHYSICAL Philosophy OF Thought. G W Meheehan
iseourscd np1n he iriss ana ,mplso99s o. nSn T
-'IcOnoclasm; and aer inc cOhls'Ihg 0i acsfet'' TIC
The degree Of BSche0r al AltS Wa cOierttu loh me
above named yopg eeltlenTn ana the Following hono'-
. airy degrees were "l,o announced ,o.,. T., Dam, -.
A. NJ, A. Prince supplse OF montgomery 20; r r
Prof james II NORMAL TnOrad Librarian OF ne DE"
Theological Destitute; me EsY, =; I G tlo{ 20 i"e e
d. D., the Rev Robert II. IotiSon OF PhMdehmai 10"
Rev Prof j. W Locke oi AsnnrS university '"' N'''
The gold medal ~ The junior prize con'e,i va? m"fLI
So j. Frank Goncher 81 Alliance. Ohio go.
3. The wooden Spoon Party Ou Tuesday was brliiht
smp0us repast al the Carlisle springs stteI WhchI me
presents ions wete made. and accepted ~ appropriate
and humorous Speeches The Wooden spoon W9s s,1"n
10 Mr. SHAKE ,pPare. the most popular man M me ca"
a scroll wa presented 70 Broadbeut. rs desefyedy tlr
honor man ia the class; pan 0i green y4ss9 20
~ plate 10 Williams, a. he greatest raf,
tables we're Then removed ana e asstn9tt Noutn
y and beauty iDdniged in tripping tI' hsht ''h''''"
!, until broad daylight -.
Al the re,un tue class 81 1864 poem wa, rad gy
John Hood upon " Now ana lDe@ anu an rhi,ucu,c
practical and phy address wa delivered by sebdshsh
Brown. esq Of baltimore The Alumni saog's was c
6vered on Wednesday evening by the Key. Jas A. SIC
GanIey, d. D. OF Baltimore. sI ahie and eloquent dftoe.
It il to be regretted he did not lake subject 81 more
general interest than the one selected 10y nun h'
- toTicaI sketch OF the early days Of Dickinson tObge
The Commencement eNer'ises Of she male ana ieinaG
high schools win be held Friday evening a. "n.'n
fms en- Young ladies ami fOuf !onng Gentlemen va