New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

M D.-Emanuel Buck, N. Y; Samuel Kennedy n. y;
David b. Hand, Mass Civil Engineer-George Bona,
Robert ". HasKins, n T.; Gorge b. Newell N Y; Ar
thur II: Drury, Paterson, n. j. -,
W Hasbrouck Of Monmouth N j., and the Rev. samuel
Lockwood, Superintendent Of Education, received the
the Rev. Win. Dickinson, ~ Y, the Rev. Chas Taylor
President Of the Kentucky Wesleyan University and the
Rev. Carl Meyer New Brunswick, N j.
The exercises winch closed with the benedieton and
music were of much interest Most OF the Young gentle
men were received with applause, and many wreaths
and bocGuets were thrown 10 them upon the stage
The thirty-sixth annual meeting of the AS
ISOLATION OF the Alumni Of the York University
held at o'clock last evening" in the Council room OF the
University. In the absence OF the President j. T. John
son, the Rev. Howard Crosby d. d. occupied the chair
The Register A. A. Redned presented the neurological
list for the collegiate year Just closed The Rev. Jeremiah
). Lord, d. d. A. Rhodes Van NOstrand Jared Sparks,
the Rev IIasey Duuning. Prof Geo. j; Adler, LII d.,
the Rev. Nathan Perkins Camphed. the Rev. Peter Hoes
Van Beuren the Rev J. Oge, and Samuel Williams. Re-
received The project for establishing an Alumni Profes
sorshp. at cost OF 10000 also reported upon and
discussed; and, the subscription yet far from full
the Committee having In charge was continued for the
ensuing year Capt W. W Stephenson reported the names
sailors during the recent and such details con-
cerning them as he had been able TO gather The follow
ing officers Of the Association for the ensuing year were
unanimously elected President, John T. Johnston; Wee
President Thomas Il. Sterling D.. Secretary, Hanson
G. Gibson; Treasurer. Willard L. Felt Register, Amasa
A. Redhed; Executive Committee. Smith f. Lane Will
liam X. Martin, John A. Foster, William F. Lee. The
animation of the Law Department, Nj. NJ. Vail William
X. Martin, Myer s. Isaacs, A. A. Redheld. On Examna-
ton Of the Collegiate Department. DIR. Howard Crosby,
Rev Samuel i. Leeds. Rev. James G. EgDert, Rev VIII
son Phrauer +. Howard Vernon The roll was called by
classes. and 10 found that lis alumni were
present. These represented about 30 classes,
beginning with that OF 1888. Dr. Crosby
made little speech OF welcome to the
graduates OF 1869, and Mr. Bell the vaedctorian, briefly
responded In their behalf 1t resolved, upon motion
Of Mr. Murphy that provision be made for University
Alumni dinner some time next Winter. The graduates
then adjourned to the law library IN the third story and
themselves 10 the agreeable task OF demOlshng tho
salad and sandwiches and cream coffee and
Caret punch, there provided After these things had
been satisfactorily put out OF the the Secretary III
tOduced resolution that all persons who had studied
year I'm the University whether regular graduates or not
be entitled To belong to the Alumni Association. This
discussed by DR.. Crosby and Mr.. Wm p
Lee, aud was Overwhelmingly lost. There were
tCasts, but the various classes, in response
TO the call Of the Chairman, OratOIically
represented follows go by Bell, 6s by Ludum 81 by
johnson. &c by WoOley, 65 by Wilcox "a by Preston, G3
by Walsh 'G2 by Brett and 'GO by Rcdhed, Mr.. CrOy OF
The World spokelas representative OF the Press Prof
Martin for the Literary Faculty, and Dr. Budd In behalf
ibe he skeched in enthusiastic terms Mr. Hopper
encouraging statement that % students had already
entered To take the places OF the Is graduated yesterday
and the meeting adjourned with cheers at the seasonabe
hour OF 10. Mayor Hall OF the University Alumni was
not present as expected, on account OF ndisposuon