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New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
I1DHERTLSEMENT. /

To the Public.-The undersigned being in re-
ceipt OF letters from Lghtnlng-Rod dealers in various
parts OF the country ordering samples Of Qumbys I'm
proved Lightning Rods desires 10 make known the fact
that he sell rods wholesale for others TO erect
but confines his business protecting buildings OF which
he has received full description, that he can pre-
scribe the quantity and arrangement Of lightning Rods
which, in his judgment. may be required This was the
uniform rule OF the late A. NJ. Qumby and is still strictly
adhered by the subscriber that Lightning Rods fur
nshed and erected h this way alone entitled 70 the
OF "Qumbys" Rods, and TO the reputation which
uniform has Justly earned for them 1t is not
for Lightning Rod dealers to initiate the con-
sruetion of Quimbys Improved Lightning Rods, and to
offer them for sale and legal proceedings have occasions
ally been necessary arrest this practice knowledge
the of electricity is indispensable to success in
protecting buildings from lghtning hence the proposal
nsulate the Lightning Rod be taken prima faCio
as evidence Of the lack of the necessary scientific
quirements. EDWARD L. QUMBY,
No. 81 Park Row, New. York.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
GENERAL, AL,TFLEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The United States steamer Iallapoosa,
Win tbe Monitor Saugus In tow, bound Tor hey Nest aI-
rived at Charleston yesterday
Shocks of an earthquake were expert
rnced 40 Seattle, Olympia ana steeaGoon' eo"
Trrritory, on the 2Jth, 2lst, aud 22d OF June.
The Yerger trial at Jackson, Miss, has
~ 80, closed, Further testimony designed To estaDllsn
he Insanity Of the prisoner has been offered
Nessrs. Peck, Van Hook a. Co.'s dlstll-
, and warehouse iu CINCINNATI was destroyed by ie,
vtcrday with 500 barrels Of WHISKY Loss esumateu aI
100000 No insurance. g,
In the Donaldson murder case, Just hnlshed
I'm 81 Louis. the jury returned Ned't G "a iio ~
my - Douallson was arrested ast year on charge oI
killing cabin boy on his steamer.
The trespass suit of the New-1 1Ork Cen
act the hotel porters Of Utica, had fourth
trial Yesterday and resulted IN u i0urIh Vi
the ,iIry A fifth trial Is set down Tor Jhl!
The final game of match OF La Crosse
h;.sr club from Whitby and another from Browns,
ilin Cana6a in Rochester on Wednesday, was won by
tha Witby Club. after a contest Of nearly an hour.
In the rubber patent suit of Mr: Good
,ear and others against Mr. Blake dentist III san fIa
CISCO Judge Hoffman of the United states S de-
has granted the plaintiff perpetual nuncloh anu ue
cree for profits. -,
monument to the memory OF the hev;
N, istnss a. Mcspauan who founded the Eplscopai
Cbnrc I'M Narragansett, In l72l, was
dv M Ills burial place under the site OF Ihe o
~ Sortb Kingstou Bishop Clark delivered an orauon
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad con-
ritb tbe Jersey Central, viii run excursion
trains fron NewYork and Phlledelpma !" =;
for the accommodation OF vSltots 10 wv C,rT st
the monument Ia the Soldiers Na'lon"i N0"''' ."
Gettysburg. r. an
The store of Leonard, Baker O. Co, on
,A...,,,,rtst philadelphia, damaged Dy nre, ol
Wndnesdav night The store contained tlock @ W @ tV T
valued al S25O0OO The loss u ~ damaged
stock Vus insured for $l45NO Inc pullunR 10 u"'"e
~, ti. ,',.o,,,t nf $4,000. but 10 fully Insured,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.

Coroner Jones was called to hold an inquest,
yesterday the body of Mr. John H. De Camp resd-
ing at No. A statest, Brooklyn, who died the night
previous under circumstances which led TO the belief,
among some acquaintances that he either committed
suicide by taking poison, poisoned by one
else Deceased was formerly the proprietor OF hotel in
Rye Wetchester County Some six weeks since he came
to Brooklyn with his family, and took possession OF the
house in which he died. He had, previous TO coming
here been appointed executor Of the estate OF deceased
lady and in order to perform his duties thoroughly
abandoned his business Rye The estate said To be
worth 100000. Since his change Of residence he has
been suffering from the effects of OVcT-stimuatOn by
alcohol and underthe treatment of Dr. John g. John
son, who prescribed anOdynes between his parOXysms
he trying 10 break of drinking and doing all in
his power that end He had become reduced, how
that according to the evidence he would take from
10 two Of the tncture Of enbane
much rs One-haf to one ounce OF laudanum at "a
time without producing fauy visible effect Latery he
became very violent, so much that his family
fearful he might njure them. DIR. Dudley was then
called and with Dr. johnson agreed that he died from
exhaustion following stimulation The jury not
being satisfied however with the conclusions arrived at
by the physicians, insisted upon postnOrtem eXauiina
ton Of the remains and upon adourning the inquest
await the arrival Of witnesses from distance The de-
ceased was IS OF age, native OF this state ana
leaves wife and two children, boy and girl, aged re-
spectiyely 10 and IA years.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
TIE rxc1RsloN TO IONA ISLAND.

The members of the Washingto NJ.
T. Church and Sunday made grand excursion
up the Hudson to the grounds Of Messr asbrouck and
Bushnell on Iona Island, yesterday The boat Sleepy
Hollow which was chartered for the occasion, left the
foot of MCrtOn-st at a. with about 1000 people on
board The weather could not have been more faYora
bic and the day passed off without accident or any
kind ON arriving the island the eNcuronists were wei
by the propretors aud in afew minutes the groves
we're filed with groups OF delighted pleasure kers
Iona island il situated the Hudson River, short dis
tauce above Peekskl. For many years this beautlIul
island WAS the home OF Dr. Grant and 1t Is here that
many choice varieties OF grapes have been propogated
and sent 10 all parts Of the country The island contains
about 800 acres Of which devoted 10 grapes The
scenery magnificent and the heahuness OF the loca
tion IL said to be unsurpassed Close at hand on nearly
every side are high hills, covered with rocks
and trees, and in the distance long ranges OF
blue cliffs may be standing against the SKY
The house Is large and il contains an extensive library
and A fine organ. Almost every variety or grapes may
be found growing luxuriantly Thousands OF dollars
have been expended for drainage aud fertzers.
At about four o'clock the eNcursonists reempafked
and while the band played Home ward Bound the
green shores OF Iona disappeared In the distance
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
TILE rRooKLYN srorFIcE ROBBERY.

In the United States Commissioners Court.
Yesterday before Commissioner Jones, Mr.. E. I. Wood
counsel for Eugene B TunsOn, charged with stealing
navel tbat the bail of his client be fixed at less
amount thnu 5000 The Commissioner expressed ms
ted hc should hs satisfied that less than 5000
would sufficient To hold him. and also II could DO
shown that prisoner unable TO furnish bail to
that amount Tho papers could be subnitted and argu
ments would be heard at any time ON the question OF
REDUCTION ~ the amount OF bail The prisoner is In ia
awaiting the decision Of the Commissioner In regard to
The amount OF bail Having pleaded guilty the case will
probably bo submitted 10 the Grand Jury without pre-
iunluary examination.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25


ALDRCH-on Wednesday Jaue % ser lingering aess JObn H.
The yes sd freud, are invited to attend the funeral from
residence No 3i7 West Fee1ht on Saturday the 10th Inst
1880 O'Clock p.
ALLEN-oa Wednesday June 49, suddenly Edward Yates Aleu- aged
The members Of typographical Union the Of the Brook
SBe Central E. Church soath Pfhst. near Fthst
Wilnansburgh, this (FndayD afternoon, at } o'clock
BRRGBNon Wednesday June 90 Jacob Bergen 10 the a9h year Of
The relative. ofh family respectfully invited % attend
the residence ST Jamaica South L. L. s2 O'Clock
D. IN, Friday, the 2Sth inst
CAMPJohu H. De Camp at his late residence No a state St.
Notice of The funeral hereafter
DYMOCK-on TUESDAY the 22d inst Thomas Of william Dypok
i. ss1S ,ssys ~ yss ssd fs' sn % Sd s % are respectfully invited to attend
funeral from hs late residence No 40 West Pory bird st. on
rnds s'e'SsGs me mo al1 az 70 s terp.nt
daughter Of Dr. B. and jennie N Guthrie sged aud
residence cf Of Central and okoOd
Brick station at O'Clock p N.
HOUGH-At Brandon Franklin County 7, June 49, Of droR.y
s. sife OfDane Housh sed "a years formerly Of ths
JcHNSoN-A Newark n J., wednesday the 2 inst, Hsureita
Bell David A Johnson eldest daughter Of Andres A.
The relative. ofthe family invited attend hsE funeral
father No q CenreL, Newark " j.
FRIDAY, tie 25h inst, at 3 o'clock r. N.
KELLERs-On Tuesday John Frederic Keers aged
Tue relatives and friends Of the family congregation Of St.
6s fpusr om b. se residence No 2s East Fousnt s
Friday morning o'clock promptly The remains to be taken OS
McGINNS-Ou Tuesday jane 2 Kate Harley MeGuo only daughter
OF Daniel and Maria McGan,s sgel year months "a days
residence No. 62 Nassaust Brooklyn Friends Of tue family arc
respectfully invited to attend
sMITH-Tu this city on residence OF BIS souinas Mr.
Saey Dillon james Smith Of Amherst Mass in the sis'ysa Of hH
The funeral services will be Saturday morning th'
2tth inst
wALKgR-op THURSDAY, June a. at II o'clock william
The funeral vii ake place SATURDAY. &C. 2olOck freu
the Rened Presbyterian Church. Duaedst' near Myrtle
ave, BrookiyO
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
L1BOR MOVEMENTS.

Both the Plumbers and Clothing Cutters As
officers.
There were 1872 applications for work at the
Free Labor Bureau in PymptOn Buildings yeserday-G2
males aud 70 females There applications from
employers for male and female help and situations
found for 81 persons
The strike recently inaugurated by the Ger
man trainers Of this city still continues The employers
claim that they will be able TO defeat the in few
days. Most Of the strikers have found employment
other trades, and their positions under their old
ployers are being filed by nOnSOciety men.
The walters strike can now be considered
ended. The prOpretors have all the they need the
green hands having been well broken in. large num-
Der OF Union men IDLE but the majority Of them
have found work the old rates many Of them having
been taken back TO their old positions condition that
they would renOunce the Union.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.

The Annual Commencement OF the New-l Ork
University was held Yesterday morning, IN the Grand
Onera House. on Eightb-aye. IL was well attended,
many of The company being ladies' The Chancellor ana
university Professors Peter Cooper esq and mnny ccr
0vmeu and educators present. ana occupied seats
an the stage Grafula's 7th Regiment Band furnished
the music Chancellor Ferris presided and opened the
exercises with prayer. The following was the pro
Latin sautatory, James d. Donnell. n. Hatfield, Mass
English SautatiOns with OratOil-CiyilLatiOn--I Mar
I'm Trippe Orange N j. Grafton, Geo. W. BOud Disser
tationIHidden Fire-R. w, Haskins. German Dsserta-
lion Matthew G.. Mann. OratlOn-The Bastle-John
Melbourne Root. Dissertation -COmmencements-Au
eustus ii. Drury. OratiOn-Schiler's JungfrAu Won
Oreans'-Neson Buell. Szer. Oraton-The Misanthrope
James ii. Rogers. Grafton" The Coming
The following prizes were awarded TO the Sophomore
class Abram Isaacs, best In Greek; borden Browne
nest in Latin Freshmen Class: Marcus ID. Buell. best
in Greek and latin. Best scholarship in English lltera
tire and Essay writing-Howard ID. Woodruff, JUNIOR
Class greatest improvement In first two years Borden
p browne greatest excellence In the entire course Jno
p Otis The Butler Eucleian prize for best com
nositions by members of the Society First prize T.
Marlin Trppe; second prize, Theodore i. Burnham
The regular degrees were conferred as follows: BAcL
eIo OF ArtsGeo Bell Greenpoint, L. IT, Jas ID Donheil
n Hat1eld Moss. Matthew g. Mann, Newark, n: J.;
las Byron Finch, southampton, Mass; Jno, T. Gus
Hrookyn L. L. Jno H. Rogers, Paterson, N J ana u
q OAKLEY Bachelor In Scence-GeO. w. Bono, klot-
amer Mass; Jno W. Root, n. Y; 4. Martin TripPe,
orange n j.; Nelson Buell. szer, Brooklyn. J." ii;
DacheIors i'm PhiOsOphy-Arihur Il. Hendrcks y. \.
George T. Hayden u. D.. Of Brooklyn, IL Degree VI
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
TIE LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL.

The Annual Commencement of the Long
Island College Hospital WIS held at the Atheneum last
evening and was attended by a select aud intelligent
audience Pabsts 23d Regiment band was In attendance
and dscoursed fiyorte airs during intervals. Dr.. John
Van Nos rand President of the Board Of Regents occu-
pied the char. prayer offered by the Rev. Dr,
r. s storrs. after which the degrees were con.
fcrrcd by DR. r. l.. Mason. President OF the Faculty,
upon the following graduates; Evan Allen; Canada;
GIrX If Barber Wiscousn: Allison b. Bradbury, In
diana; Jacob Charles Pa. DanelW. Grouse, III: Joseph
Coz Cal; Eugene ID. Collier ~ j.; VIM G. Frew, ono;
Abraham nnlnday Kansas; Ira NJ. Ling. N H.. Geo W.
lancaster Miss Geo. L. Parmeee, Conn; Wells w Per
kns, n. Y. Henzi Robinson, Ohio; r G. sondder' i;lst
Indies Geo A. White Cal; Benz W. Wright, n. Y. Aon-
20 R Freeman. Pa An address was delivered by Prot
Edward : Duuster, VI. ID. Tho ValedictOry was delN-
cred by r. C. Scuddcr NJ D. of the Graduating Glass, and
tbe eyerIses closed with boncdctlOn by the Rev. Dr.
Eeu
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

grant Society the guests Of the OCCASION were repre-
sented by their President, and by hessrs Cornelius
Dever, James slevin Henry L. H0gnet, John ~ rover,
James Lynch. James dwell, Edward Firth, Henry j.
Anderson Lewis J. White. James s. Hennessy, ana WE
Won Sachs. Among the other gentlemen present WelS
Mr. Bernard CasseTley, General Agent OF the Commissions
OF Emigration; DR. j. Murray CarnOchan, surgeonln-
Chief OF Wards Island; DR.. Ernest SchlDg. visiting
Physician Dr. Dwyer, Assistant Surgeon; Dr. Ford
Physician I'm Chief Dr. A. r. Reimer, Assistant Physi-
clan; Mr. Leonard r Wees, superintendents OF Wards
Island, Mr.. William stuart, Mr.. George Putnam Smith
Mr.. ID. A. Casserly. Mr.. A. II. Hicks Mr.. Charles W.
West Mr. A. Campbell Lece ana others 10 tile number
of So After landing the party inspected the Verpanck
Hospital tho Nursery and Refnge, the Insane Asylum
the Fever Hospitals Catholic and Protestant Chap
els aud found everywhere such evidences Of order e
cheney and cleanliness elected the highest apprOba-
tiOn. These serious duties the company a
sembled In the parors Of the Superntendens ROOM ana
had very pleasant dinner, after which Messrs. Yer
panek, Richard OGOrman and others made sperche W
which the Irish EmgTant Society, the officers OF Castle
Garden and Wards Island were highly complimented.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
LARGE CUsToM-HoUsE sEIzUREs-SOOOO CIGARS
CApTIrRED.

Deputy-Suryeyor Lewis j. Kirk, and Charles
F. Kane Inspector OF Customs, went down to lower
Quarantine or Wednesday, in the Revenue Cutter Uno,
Capt Lay commanding, in pursuit Of smuggers After
cruising about time their attention was arrested
by suspicious looking craft, which they approached
and found 70 be the British bark Irma from Cuba The
officers boarded the vessel and asked for the manifest,
which was produced by the second officer in charge the
Master being absent Suspicion excited that there
was an attempt smuggling search was accordingly
Instituted which I'm short time resulted I'm the seizure
10000 cigars found secretedin compartments evidently
constructed purpose Of conccang merchandise.
The men on board Of course. affected total ignorance
The Revenue Officers put their prize aboard the cutter
and returned to the Custom House, where the cigars
were safely deposited yesterday This such fragrant
violation of the Revenue laws that besides the forfeiture
OF the cigars heavy fine will no doubt be imposed upon
the vessel The same officers seized 5000 more cigars
Yesterday which altogether will amount to about $4,000
In t-a1u
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE woMAN,s SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT.

The leaders of the movement to obtain
suffrage for women are pushing their cause. Undauned
by the hot weather and the general apathy when per
yades all other public they continue to hold
meetings make speeches, and issue documents
The conduc tors Of tho movement in this city have
made nents TO hold what may be called primary
meetings In each Congressional District OF the city
for the pur pose OF enlightenng the women OF the
% upou the subject Of their disabilities and duties ana
of electing delegates the State Suffrage Convention
soon 10 be held at Saratoga The first OF these meetings
was held last evening In the with COBgtesslohal DIS
trct at the Hall, No 81 Avenue ID, the 0d kep9phea
Ieadauarters OF this neghbOrhOod. The nan was
but partially filed. the audience being about equally
divided between ladies and gentlemen. Addresses were
made by Miss Susan B. Anthony Miss MARY & oPmhm,
Mrs Shepherd, and or two others. Ih'y
chiefly the disabilities To which women are
subjected under existing laws, and the nlustGeo oi com
milling their submission 10 laws which they hhd no voice
nm making bat the expenses Of carrying out which they
ara compeled to pay according To their pecunary ably
Mrs Stearns Miss pton, and Mrs Galllc We're cnoSen
delegates TO the Saratoga Convention Tor tins district
Ieug 10 choose delegates for the With Congressman
Bsic will be held this evening at the residence oi Mrs
Dr Iozier No 36l West ThirtyfOurthst near Nlhtli-
ave M winch Miss Phebe Cousins will make an ac,
dress Other champions OF the cause are also PROMISED
ID bc present.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
BAPTISM OF A SON OF THE REV. DIR. EVER.

Yesterday very interesting ceremony took
place in Christ Church, Ffth-ave-the solemn baptism
Of child of the rector the Rev. Dr. Ever. The chance
was lighted with tall wax candles, but there
chanting music Of any kind performed. The rector
with his wife and children and other members Of the
family, together with the assistant minister Father
Brown, assembled In the vestTy, where procession
formed and preceded by acOlye carrying lighted
candle, marched 70 the font. Having reached It, Dr.
Ever took the candle and dipped 10 in the water three
times. The infant, who wrapped in a white blanket
then given TO him. and Instead Of sprnkng it, as is
usual In the Episcopal Church. 10 Immersed three
times the Doctor repeating he made the mark Of the
the chds forehead, 81 baptiZe thee i'm the
OF the Father and of the Son and Of the Holy Ghost"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE INDIAN DEPREDATIoYs IN ARIZONA.

WASHINGTON, June H.-The Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs has received letter dated May 81 from
George W. Dent superintendent Of Indian Affairs for Ar
Territory I'm which he gives sad statement OF the
conduct Of the Indians that Territory News Of depre
dations come from all parts The Indians have made
merOus attacks herds ana wagon trains in the imme
vicinity of Camp Verde, weuudng and killing sew
eral men aud driving off the stock. The scenes
have been enacted Camp Lowell The river Indians
Of the ella and Colorado quiet being now engaged IN
planting The troubles he says, owing To the tempo
rary removal Of troops from posts in the Territory
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
MlIHLENBERG coLLEGE-LUTHERAN.

The Second Annual Commencement exercises
Of Muhlerberg College, at Allentown, Pa. Will be held
on the 2, inst The address before the literary socc-
ties will be delivered by Charles Lex esq OF Phadel
pnn on the 23d. This institution though open 70 the
admission OF students OF all denominations, ana from
every locality Is under the care of the Lutheran nyhOu
OF PGnnsylvaula. This College aud the Lutheran ssh
nary I'm Philadelphia are t7e only institutions 10 which
fine old school branch Of the denomination extends IT'S
patronage as religious body Tie number OF students
b All H., denartments il lol Reading Times.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
FATAL AFFRAY AT RICHMOND-THE REGIsTRA
TION

RICHMOND, Va June pa fight occurred at
the Registration Office the lower ward this afternoon,
in which Joseph Kelley prominent Conservative ward
politician, was mOrtally wounded, and tSO policemen
shot Kelley demonstrating against the arrest OF
whom the police had taken when Capt Callahan or
the police and several priyates TOOK hOid or h Gaia
through the body TWO policemen were slightly
TOundcd-oue by Kelley and the other by random shot
from Callahan Callahan arrested and bailed 10 ap
near Registration closed to-day. The whites have
overcome the black majority and got majority Oi about
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
PEELED them to resort to unpleasant means by which to

PEELED them to resort to unpleasant means by which
obtain their Just rights.
An announcement was issued tonight from The Ma
tiOnql IHteiiigeHcer Office that temporary arrange
ments have been made TO merge The National hieHt
gencer with The Washington Express The necessary prep
araons for the separate publication OF these newspapers
In morning and evening editions progress OF
perfection. Tne immediate cause OF this change is a
Strike among the printers on The Jnelgencer winch the
propretOrs OF the paper unable TO arrange. IL
said that stock company, with considerable capital,
Is now forming TO carry The HegenceT in cOnnec-
uon with The ErpreSS and that meeting of prominent
and wealthy citizens of Washington has been called for
saturday evening next TO accomplish this purpOse.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE IRISH EMIGRANr SOCIETY.

Yesterday afternoon, the members of the
irish Emgran; Society made their annual visit Of nspec
ton to Wards Island At 70 O'Clock the steamer Seth Low
left Castle Garden frcighed with distinguished CON-
pany. OF the Commissioners OF Emigration there were
present the venerable President, Mr. Gullan u %
planck Mr.. Richard OGOnan the Presl1entt t i W ,no
Irish Emgrant Society. Mr. Cyrus L. LoutiSi N1r
OF the Wards Island Committee, Dir. T. III
Frederick Kapp, and Mr.. Isaac T. Smith, Ino Hi'n A
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
EXHIBITION OF THE ADELPHI ACADEMY.

The annual exhibition by the pupils of the
Adclph Academy Of Brooklyn came off last evening at
the Brooklyn Academy Of Music, and was attended by
largo number the patrons and friends OF the instu-
tion. The programme consisted Of tabeaux, gymnastics
rccltations and chorus. The exercises opened with
ci,r,e Guilc me- o! Thou great jehovah" arranged
fr,1u Faust" chorus from William Tell" The rcca-
tiou Driving Home the Cows" was delivered by Miss
Annie - dnn M the most cOmmeudablc manner Frank
r. Young clevery delivered Lieut-GOy. Woodfords
speech On Decorating the Soldiers Graves. The
calisthenlc pantOmiino performed with grace ana
precision that excited admiration and applause. The
movement Of the girls particularly uniform. "A
little girls wish" us expressed by Katie Brett, was very
entertaining Nellie Sheppard recited Fanny Ferns
"Ndvce 10 ladies" and Jennie Roberts recited Paul
Rrvcres Ride" The exercises concluded With the boys
and girls march. TIE audience manifested their appo
baton by frequent bursts OF applause. The entertain
ent was very creditabe to the teachers OF the Acad
emy The hunOrs OF the year will be awarded today,
when the closing exercises will take plrce at Adelpl
Hall, commencing at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.

PHILADELPHIA, June A.-The one hundred
and twelfth annual Commencement Of the Pennsylvania
University Department OF Arts held today mt the
Academy Fihyseven students graduated. Tie hon
0rary degree OF Doctor Of Laws was conferred on the
Hon John n Conyugham of WilkCsbarre, and i"r l'i.
ornry degree of Doctor Of Divinity upon the lNb h''
Hcuamin Wlstar Morris. Missionary Bishop OF NaSinS
ton Territory aud Oregon.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
HILLSIDE SEMINARY.

The Tenth Commencement OF Hillside Semi
nary for Young Ladies' at Montolar N j.. was held IN
the Presbvterian Church on Wednesday morning. The
Address on Entertainment ana Edhcation " was de
iivered by the Rev Isaac Riley Of this city Five young
ladies read ESSAYS and graduated. TIE Interesting
,crcses were diversified by excellent music aud very
ane recitation of LongfellOws dtnhOOd" by MiSs
Clara +. Norris, the EOcutiOnlst.