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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
- sTATE NoRMAL sCnoOL

ALBANY. July /. The fiteth term Of the
state Normal School closed yesterday and the ntcrcus
exercises attending the graduation Of tho class took
by goodly number Of the friends Of tho institution.
teen years member ~ the Board Of Trustees Surgeon
Cen. MOshcr, Prof. Bradley. Prof. CAYcr and other
prominent f.eHds 81 education.
The graduating clFss numbered forty nine young ladies
tiuu. Tho exercises opened VITA the reading 81 iHu
Lords prayer by the Rev DR.. Alden the houorrd head
skiul direction al Thomas spencer Lloyd esq Inc cA-
crcises were then continued us follows; , -.
A. .''ay on E'r.r'so,' n, g. fs,s nc f9,iv o. ~ Nn
Ada Mareaui TIE ksrL sd Mah Mrs MAR rt frh a'e
M,s Florence Bfrsfe. sulslae. M ~ " D iesag Nose
Thought ST. d. Aiars o. MFt Have icsa. hs' j. HiJi
a Sow N,, E-ts uar Muse Ifsct,riJ M'i e o. Nrs'.,
Too Late ,i. Aida Vac wJd Ms1' Science. ~" Fegaiou
Tbe programme concluded with the comforting Of
diplomas upon the graduating class. Al OF tho gFhlu
uting class prepared essays Tor the o,,l-
of them could be read. The pioneer Normal
school OF the State Is fortunate having Dr. Alden az -
head. Its present success aud popularity are i9rsty
attributable TO s ohorst ana De 10 ally assisted ~ h,
paustaiug associates The following the names ana
residences Of the graduating class:
Bfifor8 Hsr Focass t. Broans Du'ebr., MsfgsA csmpb
Caiausu. Pl,be A. Causr kru~aefi Anna ~ 'haln Ahr{
Csrre h. Churchill Absuy Marr Cuie Albany james CosrH
oIssgs samuel Davies asbBgoH Kate Dsy safaioy aa
81. Feely Richmond, louiss J. Fcf.uon ossso lirp
Aers Iiar Webestsr. J. stsrsy Albany Louise J. olr'
Qassns; f. q. Howe. Utter Annie l. Hunuey, ks'st
Simeon r. Mty sullivan Ata Brooms Coa'as MARKHAM
Sehohafe Es r. MrEtin Aba1{ hrtf D. AsIgls' ssIglas
puhess Miles aariou Oisego GeorEa Shadak Albany jana
simpson. Albany Alice Smith, saaiogs Clsra suit Selo
SuiH Fuoni Olive D. Tanner Chemuns Bana Teal Ahsly
A Tompks wsslehesri Mar O. vaa BaTsa Albany Louise
Ablny Ahil Van WJeE pahs'' AanA p W'rd~s
Albauy; HATTIE 4. " etscl, Albany.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEv.oRLulss July lCotou que; Mdings 37le sales, 10
bales receipts Gold I3 Serng BIebange si heN.
York Sight Exchange per Flour active nd hn 70
bbs sod for export supersRe Is 70 Double sI Treble
Extra Coru-Whe Sl0$l 0S Oats 7317s Bran 81 u
6S 10 Hay sB dun s3I rs Bacon DALI Shoulders,
H Clear Rib Sides lsc Clear Sides lee LatTerces ls a
Moasses-Nsne oseriDg. whisky 81 Coffee nominal -. =.
CHICAGO July l-PiOur fmer; Sprug Extras IS 1886 %
Wheat hlghsri ss.s Of No 81 249Sl 2A Corn
ermer seTe and higher sales No at 6si 669ic No lat 69dt9ic.
seller July dali aud RE dull heavy.
aud lower sales OIL for No. Hishsine tm bat buyers
aud sellers sales at 9c Mess Pork 500 S3 l2 Lard l9e
Dry Sailed shoulders l2 Beef Cattle 6rmer; sales at 81 ia 80
and 81 550s7 for Common Choice shipping Hogs neglected
aad lowers sales SO CO. and 80 750 Is for Fair 70 Choice
Preighs quiet and unchanged
CIscISSAr July Flour dul heavy aud unchanged Wheat
du Winter Red 81 l8G 81 for No. O. aud 81 23d 81 rs FOR
No Corn request At 7Jdc the receipts light Oats 9ue
CO 968c for No and No. Mixed Rye held at 81 03GS 10 9
No aud 81 C8as 70 for No Barley nominal wbisayBSye
92c With sales Cotton 6mer 35c for Mddnz Mess Pork
so So With few sellers Bulk Meats held at l2ic for Shouder Isle
Rb l6ie for Clear Rib Sides and l6c for Clear Sides all paeEd
Bacon quiet and frm 4dc for Shouliei 7adlc for Ce
RIB and 8c Tor Clear Sides Lard salahe at l9 for Kettle
WILMINGTON n C.. July lSpns Turpentne 4c hgheri sales
BE Rosn shade 6rneri sales 81 7OG$A TarPenns 81
/ ia Tar steady al ~ IS
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HARVARD COLLEGE.

BOsTON. July 1.-Gcstcrday the 53d annual
visitation Of the Divinity School took place Appleton
chapel large congregation being present The Rev. Dr.
Stearns conducted the exercises and dev.
cred by Edwin Elder, Frederick l. Hosmer Benjamin
r. Mcdaniel, David T. Muzzy. william II. Spencer, Geo.
A. Thayer and Charles ". Wcndt. Tho ESSAYS in.
terestlfg productions. and were well received. Tie
usual dinner given IN Harvard Han al the close of
AT business meeting Of the Alumni Of tie Divinity
School resolutions limiting the study term 10 seven
months looking the establishment 81 preparatory
in favor 81 establishing manual labor school With "a
view afford opportunity To needy students 10 earn m
part whole The expenses OF their education were
referred 20 a committee The annual sermon was DEW,
cred hy the Row J. /. W. Ware Of Baltimore. who sad
that favored the removal OF the pulpit leaving Only
the platform the ministers place OF preaching thccDJ
removing the restraint which pulpit enforced upon
preacher He urged that the young OF the parishes
be treated with consideration: ana IN Closing sara
the most life the one that was going 70 win
success and Influence
day ulorung m the Fret Parish Church The first pLe
$50 awarded To James Russell Lney OF the
and the second $50 EACH 20 joseph oay OF tho Senior
class and Horace h. Defining and Charles B Sanders OF
the Junior class. 49,. - -, i,
OF the O members Of the class which graduated ~
entered ~ Freshmen and that i45 had belonged TO the
class The heaviest weighs 225 the highest Ol the
The oldest man Is nearly 49, and the youngest 10 yehrS
Members Of the class have participated In 10 boat races
and ~ they have played IN 81 Dase-DalI htches
winning 81, making 24bl runs against ltW TOT ther op
The frienna catalogue Of the University shows that
the whole number Of graduates is il553 OF whom 5iS5
arc deceased The whole number OF the Alumni 0f Tue
College Is 500, Of whom ASH are living Tho number OF
cergynen among the Alumni Is 1876 OF whom lI~ are
deceased. The graduates OF the Medical school nov
living number 45B OF the Law school, b5, OF the Scl
eut6e schOol if2; and OF the Theological school, 49,
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CLARKR-A Philadelphia % Of consumption JosegsiG .'s
George \. Clarke and daughter OF JobA "A'os q"
Bs1sI AZ Jeion Cs4eterr Friday Juy q at sp N
PoLKou Wednesday evening Juas a. Mary A. wife Of Samuel
FOX, aged ~ reATs- . 49, .-,s.. .,..a ~, e,..,,i
from late residence No 70 LBhtAst near NiA"' 50
On Friday at ? o'clock o. m
PROsTOu Thursday July Susie A. infant danSf Of "eoso W.
mi IiIrie A. Frost aged months ADD % isTS -,
1 ei,ss and frsd ny respectfully invited 70 stend
s funeral Tom the Of her parents Ioupkias ave. cor
oTPulaskist u Saturday, July ., att D. m
JRNKIySop Tuesday Juas Mary Charlotte Jenkus tho 10th
Of hera . ,--t-,.- p.t 60. -. i..,.. -
her funeral from Andrews Church Onehuudred and
FOurhaye Harlem on FRIDAY Afternoon July
2 at $50 O'clock - -, =, ,o,, II. -. -.
SrbsrlT OF London Bugsnd in the Otb year Of bis age
MaGRRAt Manchester RBgaadB Wednesday June Do Walter
Mag Of this citr, 10 TIE fDtn year OF DIS age
Notice ofthe funeral herei1eE
McLAUGHLINAt bis residence. No lG4 foksk, Jersey CITY,
Michel Nc Laughin, 10 The 1ll year of his
Tn. sad fp9ds Of tie fmy respectfully invited 20 attend
the 81 Peters Church OGFand aud Van Vorsts
al O'Clock ~ Friday morning
VAN sLYCK-At Cheyenue wrOMug Territory on Sa3da lune ~
Josephine Van Ambarg wife vi W Eau Syeh In The N OF
her
r. RathbOne, esq, Halate N. y -. y
THURSDAY morning July 1853 Carrie daugtHy ofFred
erick and Lucy Worth eyed months -
The will to-day tFrday) at oeloek n Al Nc
East Warren Brooklyn
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GENERAL TELEGRAPH1o NEws

80. The California Pioneer Fuse Factory in
San Francisco was destroyed by hre on Tuesday. Loss
81, 900 mot insured
Admiral Turner has assumed the command
OF the consolidated squadrons Of the North and South
Pacific Admiral Craven will remain in command OF the
Mare Island station.
Two thousand head of Texas cattle ar
rived at Ellsworth Kansas. on Wednesday Drovers
port that $4,000 head north OF the Arkansas
River, en- route 70 that point.
THE steamship Constitution sailed from
San Francisco for Panama yesterday with 1887 600 In
ure, OF which $4,000 Is for England. $1,000 for Guate
maa, and $4,000 for Panama.
1.-The cOrOner's jury in the case of George
Cook, who killed IN Providence Bay by being run
down by the steamer What Cheer rendered verdict
against the officers Of the steamer.
IAN explosion took place at Dupont's
powderworks, at Wilmington, Del, yesterday Two
men named James Malloy aud Peter Masse were killed.
The damage 10 property Is not large.
....Several days since some liquor was seized
by tho municipal authorities Of Gardiner, Me- On Wed
nesday night the horse belonging 10 the truekman en-
ployed by the authorities killed by some parties
unknown. reward Of $500 has been offered by the
Mayor for the arrest Of the perpetrators.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MIcu1cAN

The address to the literary societies at Ann
ArDor THIS year. was delivered by the Rev Dr. Pkn Of
Detroit and his subject japanese Literature" The
board OF Regents met on Tuesday President Haven read
ne l46h Psalm and offered prayer There we're present
me ISIS j. M - Sill JAS A Sweeney c. NJ SOckwell, f.
~. walker ana j. f. johnson. The Secretary read the
Ieasurers report showing the financial condition Of the
uvers The balance IN the treasury, the credit OF
he general account July /, 1868, sl2O2S Received
curing he year; From the University fund from
steward, Tor dues, diplomas, etc. $40 900; from Prof
WOOD payment on loan to engineering department Sl42
~ from Regent johnson for building sold, $50
from from state aid appropriations $500. Total
during me year sG6257 restored to reserve fund and
charged 10 TINS account t3l0 balance to credit OF gen
eral account 7 received from state aid for the
sC ost 0SsS PAID warrants drawn against this account
A,sooi Tanslerred 10 reserved fund.- 81 600; balance
credit OF State aid fund.- 432; balance 10 credit of re-
$34,959 81. ~ ~ -'
At tho meeting OF the Alumni. in the afternoon the
PRESIDENT f. o. Hoven, announced his intention OF sOon
him passed ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02

The College year Mt the Upper Canada Col
lego. In Toronto brought to close Tuesday by
the distribution ~ prizes by the Lieutenant Governor
At the closing exercises of the Law Depart
meut Of Howard University. Washington. ID. C., Tues
DAY evening" addresses made by Cen Howard. Col
J. W. forucy, aud othcra
The Rev Dr. Bellows Of this city delivered
tho Grafton before the Literary Societies ot Antioch Col
lego Yellow springs, Oho, ON Tuesday, his subject
being. "Two-tLlrds through the 10Th Century.
The closing exercises Of Packard's New-IOrk
yiT broadway. Addresses viii be delivered by Mayor
Hail. Horace Greeley. the Hon. Victor NJ Rice. the Hon
Randall. the Hcy. Geo. Crooks aud oliver Dyer, esq,
varied with music aud brief exercises.
The Philadelphia Polytechnic College held
IT, sixteenth annual Commencement ON wednesday
evening Tho degrees conferred on the members Of the
graduating classes Bachelor 81 Mine Engineering.
Bachelor Of Mechanical Engineering, aud Bachelor OF
Cyll Engineering
The commencement exercises at BclOit Col
lrrr will tltc place during the second week OF ms
month A. tho dedication 81 Memorial Hal on the fth,
400 OrAtuuW viii bs delivered by the Hon. Matt H. Car
p.utcr ana speeches expected from Gov Faircild
Gov. Palmer. Gen. sheridan ana others.
At the annual exhibition ut MonsOn Acad-
cmf no Mousou. Mass Tuesday, the prizes Tor dccla
nations awarded to WIN. T.. Pciric OF Brooklyn
aud Howard T. BeIl Of Dexter, ~ Y Among the rgina
ditt atoub two by japanese students one on The
Introduction 81 Christianity into Japan ny loshlda
Ulromagl aud the other Japan as Is aud was by
Ohnra Eeyuuske. The graduating class numbered TO- of
whom .iA 10 apply for admission 40 Amherst, while
two viii ~ 10 Dartmouth. and one 20 Yale.
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coYcERNrNG p. II. II. REPORTS.

To he Edftor Of The Tribune.
Sm:Two railroad gentlemen appeared IN this
city from NewYork Thursday last TO induce unfayor
BILE accounts OF my report the Pacific Railroad TO DO
sent over tho wires In advance ofis publication which, "a
am advised by letter Others were employed IN Efforts 10
suppress s publication rather In getting newspapers
not only not 10 publish IT, but TO denounce It, am fny
advised where and how, and by whom this movement
was nut on foot but will not trouble the public with tho
information now. Why is II that no one can even say
that tbe Railroad In question should DO constructed
reouired by law without subeoting himself TO ASSAULT
Wkv ali This extreme constituencies 20 discussing IL
ia II that it should be insisted, The Post insists tas
sbnuid have looked at IL through other eyes anu os ~
owni care not what Is said by paper ABOUT t y fair
mort N n will only publish II but submit IL IS not &
way 10 treat IL 90 suppress It's publication ana
renresent It, However viii trust II TO tue Vii
udgment ~ the nation knowing that truth hhu po
yinSeate H. notwithstanding efforts to forestal 5
ation You are aware that neither soughb ho to
he position OF Commissioner but having liz facts
maize trim over the road, had only To state tno ,o
h The law ~ the case hope shall always DO Daaap
snough 70 do that when charged with any duty ho"''
formidable the oppOsiiOn' ,,,,..h,. ro,c Very re-
VIII YOU obhge mo by publishing TINS noc' MosRis
fWashnglon, ID. O., June 20. 1862
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THE VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 1.-The COM
mencoment exercises at the Virginia University con.
cluded today w. c. Rves. orator. from Massachusetts,
delivered an address before the Society OF tho
Alumni, John r. Thompson. literary editor OF
In medicine received the degree Of NJ. D.,
ipSehtyI9ur the degree OF BL, one the degree of
Is A. ana two tho degree OF NJ A. The first prize for
logical analysis was awarded to John Blackwell Of Lai-
SnDough, Va tho second TO James Miller Dawson OF
BlalroOrne, Ala and the third to John a. Kern OF Win.
chester Va. The Courtney gold medal was awarded TO
VIM NJ Thornton Hampden Of Sidney Va. Gov Steven.
son OF kentucky made short address The Society Of the
Alumnl celebrated their first reunion dinner tonight
Speeehes were made by the Hon. b. johnson Barbour
L. hOlcomDe, Profs. Maupn, Holmes, and Southall,
Judges shelley and Baldwin, Gov Stevenson and others
Inc last toast was The Union when we get there "
The exercises closed with grand ball by tie Jefferson
Society. " - Wv '
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TIE GREAT METHODIST CAMPAIGNING.
"a M Udffor q Z Ths Tribune

To the = dtfOT OF IHc If'OhHc'
SIR: A National Methodist Camp Meeting,
on tho largest known In the history Of purely
religious gatherings on this continent viii commence In
this place Tuesday July and continue 10 days Already
human carpenters totally ignoring the glorious handt'
craft OF tho Great Architect aud forgetting that the
woods were Gods first temples building wooden cot
tagcs tents. bower houses, pulps, froned by immense
amphitheaters apartments for communities, societies
and families and eddces for the accommodation OF visit
ors expected that the gathering VI the disciples OF
John Wesley commemorate his life aud services and
10 worship God after the manner OF their denomination
will be less than 10000 persons The scene OF th
goat demonstration Is In full view OF tho beautiful Round
Lake the line OF tho Rensselaer, and Saratoga Ran
road. MIDWAY between Troy and Saratoga springs Tue
grounds ars 40 acres substantially Enclosed aud we'll
watercd. The distance by rail steamboat from this
CITY "a iO miles from Boston 2 aud from Buffalo 800
Hound Lake, ~. T., July 1, 1869.
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GEoRGETOwN COLLEGE.
THE DIPLOMAS AND PRIzE-MRDALs PRESENTED
by PRESIDENT GRANT.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The fifty second an
uual commencement OF Georgetown College took place
to-day and was attended by distinguished audience
Including many persons prominent In Official aud social
circles OF this city
During the delivery OF Grafton by g. X Mallory, Jr'
nm the subect Of THE French Revolution President
Grant accompanied by his Assistant Private Secretary
p NJ Douglas appeared at the door and was welcomed
he the President OF the College who conducted him 10
t.ont seat while the band played Hail 10 the Chief
and portion OF the audience rose 10 40 n monoi ,
President subsequently handed thc[ P oP
Graduates and the medals &c. TO the prize Stuuoh' Vi
he deree of Master In Arts course, was conferred
on Luis de Puebla Of Mexico inc nonOis| ot NJ D. Of
fine District OF COlumba Theodore IL Ii aniH Ernest
Suta. George A. Fitch, NJ. D., OF West NBnni" ,nnn
Legarde of Louisiana; Don jose AnVUectIcnt. Prank
spsin: Valentine Mentally, NJ. d.. OF COnnoo'i0u'' '
he decree Of Bachelor Of Arts was conIeprea b oh
Henry NJ Russell Of west virgins, Gland SANDS W.
Porna6 Of California stephen Mallory j OF fioiu"
James " Coleman Of New-YOrk. ,,.,dant pernard
mS9uire j. made brief address. 10 the COURSE n "a
which he thanked the President ia wa,,dents In their
attendance and congratulated the STU S,ct that they
privilege Ia after years Of recurring 10 o sch dIstn.
kad eeelved their respective awards AZ SUCH tbo
gushed hands He stated that every o.. Soneral
United States, from General WashhStoI rsSsnce and
assisted ON similar occasions At the conclusion on
remarks addressed 70 the graduates ne nnfsbsbed in
a cLaiT OF English Literature would you ,. po
IL was expected that ex President JoJ,i ,souId
whose sons is pupil Of the preparatory sTo Tor him
be present. aud a accordingly TcsSl ~ "a,
next that Of President Grant owing TO dstenton ~ ,he
johnson did not the grounds howoFol, he
exercises just closing. His chair hau h w nne
OF the foreign Legations, and the eXPresiueht WIS
denty well pleased with this change IN tho sfrans
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BssELL-sTiRLNGoa "Wednesday the Goth nit al se residence
the brides hr by the Rev Dr. Rodgers AugEstus H. B to
sarah NJ daughter Of Charles Stirling ESQ., ell Of this city
FISHER-THAYBR3 wenesiay June 81, a. the Church OF the
Saviour Brooklyn The Rev Putnam, EdNard Fisher 70
Elen b. Thayer al Of BrooklIn.
MoULTOS-BESSRAt the American legation ia Pans on Ta.sds
June IS Able Bruins rs yce Of the Chureh Of ~ Oeimain
Au1erros Mr. Raymond Mes Mouon 20 Louisa bn! blasse
only daughter Of DoHAuen Bi0sse Of NeW.lork.
MURPHY McKNGHT-On Wednesday Juue 90 at 81 Aunes Church
by the Rev Thomas Pron Thomas Murphy to hsaret sec
oad daughter Thomas McKgbt all OF this city, No cards
PARKER-STANSBURYA Haledon n j. WELLESLEY june 20
1859 by tue Mason Gallagher Of 81 Psnfs Iblrch
William Parker New Britain Coma 10 Caroline hkand daughter
Of Edward A. Stansbury.
ROTRN-PISHBoUGH-In Brooklyn D. on wednesday Jone
AZ he residence II brides psais by the Rev. W W. NAY
rector Of 81 Paus Episcopal Church NJ VIM h9en Of bA
more Miss Laura second daughter OF Wa fshOoush
TuOMAS-CRAPrAt Quaker HILL Y on Wednesday Jane D %
the Rev c. Acley Mr. Akin T. Thomas Of !" Anae D.
daughter ofthe late James CrsR No cards
Paterou j. 90 FhaFsdaT jay o nc
Rev Dr. Barnard Capt Uriel Titus 20 Miss Annie v DemAs
eldest daughter Of Henry DemaTest. esq
ToRRgY-RHoDESOn Wednesday Jane o. in ST. George CenreA
by the Rev Dr. Tyng EdEar Torrey kebe Virginia hhodeA
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 'ctm f41'
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,rrn,s 1scARlors COMPLAINT.

The Cincinnati Enquirer proposes W Su"S ons
,uto for Decoration Day" Contribution Day, col
day IN the year apart North ana and orphans
s ALLAN heroes whose wants canno! 10 This would
sucb ceremonies as those OF Decoration ornhans not
De ood FOR the Grand Army Of Radcai IPSa Age.
They viii CONSENT 10 Tue % j5tment Of spkenaid
r,yy soy and anonted tho feet Of Jesus Ied with the
feet with her hair: ana TUG Nth one OF his disciples
Judas S cc sSp o %hS Sr srSS
why not this ointmeph H., he aod not that be cereu
and gwen 10 , .,io ,apcsnse he was thief" lrh''
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THE COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NETWORK

LIE OOLLEGE OF The CITY OF NEW-1ORK
The annual Commencement exercises of the
College Of the City Of NewYork took place evening
at the Academy Of Music, which, as usual on such
occasions, was crowded with q gay-dressed
audience OF both sexes. The Faculty Of the
college, with most OF the members OF the Board
OF Education, and q large number OF distinguished
citizens, occupied the stage The exercises comprised
essays, oraons, and dissertations by members Of the
graduating class, tile comforting OF degrees and brief ad
resses by some Of the gentlemen stage the whole
enlVened by inerludes OF music from Grafullas band
Inc exercises, which occupied about four hours were
undated In interest TO the end and appeared give
TIRE satisfaction TO all concerned The annual meeting OF
the Associate Alumni OF the College takes place this
AFTERNOON at O'clock at the College building The fol-
lowing are the names OF those receiving degrees.
BachelOr Of Arts George Augustus Baker
WIN Ihonas Herring BurchAd, William nypraiy Chane
hesebro John Claim James Oliver Clark William
Ernst dyer Louis Benton Gsacap Bdwin Thomas Hco1
ye hcoI Anthony JOY Hope Aphouss Absem Jakob Peter
oee Matthew ir Theodore Penghuysen Miller Henry Mo
urne Patrrson David Soils Rerband James Carey
NJ morse shepard John Teas Joha Roland Wheaon Howard
reson Mlos Frank Luman Wing. Matthew Canine Julien
puNei ScaoesSuges Allen John Henry
James mAekeAn James Merton Thomas
hAhet Jacob Nebbas. William HOLMAN ODonns Thomas
JEFFERSON Rush John Francis
bdwiu Tyter. Joseph Bownsn wray 7' 'S0
Sldaer OF ArI-ChAres H. Brnkerhof A. b. Henry Carr b.
william Drael A. b. Abrahan Hersb6ed A. b. Charles
~ D. Urban Hitchcock b. Randolph MeAdam A. b. James A
Wotton, lr. A. H. $50 -
Mgsr q Sceao,sTbomns Britain w. n s. Charlie, L. Hall B.
0y h0rmn'EJ b. S. Edgar Vanderbilt: b. s. James C. Haoek
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DE la SALE INSTITUTE

The annual Commencement exercises of this
hourising institution which is located in Second ST.
near Secondaye.. were held at stenway Hall last eyen
ing Long before the hour announced for the opennr Of
the exercises the hall was filled with the parents and
friends OF tho pupils During the evening discOurses orr
gnal aud selected, made by Messrs W. j. Plunket
j. H. Fisher, ]. T. Reilly 7. j. Goodman and j. j. Grady
Alter The diplomas were awarded the Rev. J.. McGlynn
ID. d., OF ST. Stephens Church. Twenty-eghth.st de.
hvered an eloquent address TO the students which was
very attenuNely listened To. Premiums % the academic
and commercial departments were then distributed and
tho exercises closed with grand naJ the band
composed Of members Of the institution.
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THE NEW ORLEANS ELECTION FRAUDS.

NEw-ORLEANs, July 1.-The Congressional
,,,,as q, investigation into the conduct OF the No
elections In this city and State, consisting OF
stevenson Of Ohio Burdett OF Missouri and Kerr
OF Ihae CIV Warmoth Tho Committee has been IN
sesson Continuously for two months sitting generally
from every quarter OF the State and
ya contested cleo ton cases The most important part
hSe stmonv celaes to disturbances In this elty the
~, rShes of a. landry BasseT. and ST. Bernard MuSh
Of IL relates 60 Tue secret ordeE known az % e