New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
College COMMENCEMENTS.

D,rTMoUTH COLLEGE-Coiiii'I,e'n a. as,
I'm sunday. July 10, aud the BaccaiauIe"'o ui'
VI he preached by President Smith, Inc auoIess
Fsfso rneoloocsl Society will be delivered by PfGi c
oe n ~ Gndover Seminary The address heIor9 II I
III fai 800 ~ society will be delivered by the hoi
fi b e RarTsft OF woodstock, Judge OF our 3ltn p
@rt Before the United I eifry Sc annual address
It9IPE6aTles C. Van Zandt Of Newport H. IL VIII -'
,rr NORMAL School, SALEM, MASS ho
nsneement exercises Of this institution toOA pa
II SEEK and the attendance was very large
:. ceremonies On the closing, Joseph W ne dipo'
sreary Of the Board OF Ednc.toi and instructive
s and delivered a highly interessimst class Brief
ddress to the members OF Tue coggswe Of Salem Hon.
~ IIpham, L. ID. PhlOrck ouI5 5o,i
o. Public Schools, and other gentloiuom' .
| MARIETTA COLLEGE, OHIo-lhe ConlnlenCe-
ant Exercies of Marietta college coinmeiVou y"
- ., I,,ro and we're continued through the week Oh
HH - 80, tbe Rev Dr. Nelson Of Lane Seminary
i95slay he literary Societies The exercises OF INC
Sduatug class took pace e "a anmni bntin It's place
per va nv 1;cn o. o. Howard. Tue usual reception
> The President in the evening elOseu wy Nh,
sw library "nu -"0''''''''
pmpletOn ~, r.
Iyn1ANA STATE UNIvERsITY.-Ihe Com
cement exercises Of this Institution were brought to
80 on Friday last On Tuesday Gov Baker delivered
l.ddrcss The financial affairs Of the University are
in prosperous and hourishing condition its income
II o1pur
YI,"n with that Of English Literature viii be placed
eau The direction Of Prof s. W. Hoss Superintendent
,ppl,c Instruction Of Indiana The last Legislature
de an appropriation of $500 per annum for the sup
oor Of the Institution
i BELOlT COLLEGE, WIs.-The Commencement
e,cise OF this institution commenced last week
me Baccaaureate sermon preached by Prof Elmer
An. the discourse before the Missionary Society by the
~ L p Goodwin. On Tuesday the prize determinations
tbe Freshmen aud Sophomore classes were QellNSleu
~ Fres6mans prize fell 10 A. J. Smith Of Lima Wis;
AZ Of the SOphomores TO E. p Salmon, Beoit The DIS
8re before the Aschean Union was given by the Hon.
II Van WICK OF KenOsha. The Alumni poem was Wit
N and read 10y T. b. DYKE; Az the alumni
"a d. Means aud +. II. Avery Niee-Presidents. The
aney prize or scholarship was AWARDED 70 Jas eaen'
TIE exercises Of the graduating class tOoA pace on
as 9Th inst.
AMHERST COLLEGE, MAss.-The Commence
pt exercises were held Wednesday last, and drew
Uther large number of visitors The address deliv-
ga by the Rev Dr. Manning OF Boston before the SO.
sstv Of Inquiry highly admired lie took Tor his
Eity ON Wednesday morning the meeting OF the
li1Tni took place. The Rev. Dr. Poor Of NeYRTP Ile
resident delivered the usual address followed py elec-
r al officers for the coming year: President the Hon
ad Of ISIS Prof Joseph HAY of 1885, the Rev. Dr.
M Humphrey Of l6lS, Gen T. A Walker OF 1900 sec
stsry and Treasurer, Prof j. H. Seeye Executive Com
piiee W. A. Dickinson esq, Prof. T. 5. Smell, Prof W.
Il Tyler Prof r. II. Mather, the Rev. W. D. Herflek.
arrangements were made for semicentennial ceepra-
OB OF the founding OF the College In ISL and Prof Iy-
IN was appointed TO prepare a history of the College to
y presented al that time. The Phi Beta Kappa grafton
vas delivered by Prof March OF Lafayette College, his
,pbiect 'The scholars Of To-day"
FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE, Lam
CASTER, Penn.-The Thirty-secOnd Annual Commence
uent OF Franklin and Marshall College has just closed
On Tuesday evening the Alumni Association was adj
dressed by John H. oliver Of Allentown, Penn, on The
Stste as an Element IN Civilization" On Wednesday
epne the biennial address before the literary societies
Stbe College was delivered by Wayne Nc Ieagh esq" or
VEST Chester Penn, on "The True End OF Ameri-
an Scholarship On Thursday the graduating
|Gsss numbering ten, delivered their graduation
Teeches to q large and appreciative audience
buring the annual sessions, the Board OF ITns
e Of the college devised liberal means for the complete
dowment Of the college and for the erection OF suitable
dngs in addition those already there forthe use OF
professors and students They also conferred degrees
Nd follows the degree OF d. D. on the Rev s. H. Siesy OF
Philadelphia. the Rev Thos G. Appel OF MeTcersDnIg
Pa and the Rev jeremiah S. Good Of Tihn, ONO; the
degree of A NJ. on Prof ID. NJ. Wolf Of the Kittaning
Valley Institute John s. Stair Of Lancaster PENN these
Gentlemen elected Adjunct Professors IN the college,
4 NJ upon the Rev. W. II. r. Deatrch Of Gettysburg
leIISy lgauia