The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21

Hamilton, West Virginia; e. B. Krutt-
scnntt, Louisiana: j. a. Lacy, Missouri;
D. Ii Logans Virginia, F. McC utGhan, Vir-
ginia @. 3. Peters, Jr.., Tennessee !; VII.
liam e. rrather, Texas ], T.. Roane, Viz
|gMa; I. S. Weaver, Tennessee. J. l@
!. School Of History Lucius Desha, Jr.,
hentncky; William Edmonds,. Jr., Ala
II. :Krtttschnitt, hopisiana; John A. Lacy,
Missouri; Robert ". LiIjsrd, Kentucky:
Frank Roane, Virginia Murray r. Smith.
North Carolina; Norman McF,. Walker,
Louisiana G. =. Wilkinson, Louisiana.
School Of Mdttematics.-J. L. Logan.
Virginia NJ. Mathews, Tennessee; +. A.
Waddill, South Carolina.
;. School Of applied Aathenaatics.--C. B.
School Of Natural Pha,osophy.-C. B.
Percy, Tennessee. - =
School Of Chem,stsy,-J. r. Anderson,
Kentucky J. S. Clark, Alabama : j. w.
Coffin. Tennessee, W. Nj. Dunlap, Virginia:
w. II. Evans, South Carolina j. p. Hob.
son, Virginia; Z. B. Kruttschnitt, Louisi-
ana; II. a. McNeilly, Tennessee; A. G.
Robinson, Virginia; W. T. Thorn, Virginia.
- &rns 2t DEGREES. : ~
IS .#. 1. PROFESSIONAL DEGREES. IN
Cisl Easineer.-Ch Charles 3. Percy, Ten.
neSsee. a1r .a- ... ~ass,@ se.is
Bachelor Of Law.-Richard,B. Bayly, vir.
ginia; Johti:C Boude, Virginia James K.
Edmondson, Virginia; j. Frederick EftinA
ger, Virginia; Noah B. Feagin, Alabama;
James NJ. Grey. Kentucky; Charles S.
North, West Virginia Robert Semple,
Mississippi William NJ. Smith, North Ca
rolina; Joseph Lane Stern, Virginia; S.
Ferdinand Watkins, North Carolina.
Is. '.>- II. ACADEMIC DEGREES. @
Bachelor Of Philosophy. - Joseph A.
Graves, Virginia; William H. Kinckle,
Bachelor Of Science.-Charles B. Percy,
Tennessee.
Bachelor Of Arts.-Alston Boyd, Tennes-
see; Hubbard G. Carlton, Virginia Mar
tin p. Burks, Virginia james A. Fish
burne, Virginia; A. Houston Hamilton,
West Virginia; j. Lewis Logan, Virginia
Frank McCutchan, Virginia Frank S.
Moody, Alabama; George 3. Peters, Jr.,
Tennessee. -
Master Of Arts.-Lucius Desha, Jr., Ken.
lucky; J.Peyton Hohson, Virginia Ern-
est b. Kruttschnitt, Louisiana William
Taylor Thorn, Virginia Frank A. Waddill,
The "Robinson prize essay" was won
nv Mr.. T. S. Moody, Of Alabama, who
s;rnte an sd,n,rn,,,,:s .,nnnr on "The value
of tie study Of the English language anu.
literature in collegiate educatlon."
Mr.. G. s. Peters, Jr!, Of Tennessee, has
been selected by the Academic Masters and
Bachelors to deliver the valedictory the
Law Glass have selected as their represent
atiys Mr. C. S. North, of West Virginia
nephew Of Hon. j. P. BenjaIfiin), has been
chosen by the Faculty to deliver the i" Gin
cinuati oration."
!: The other "hon,, men" have not yet
been announced. The Dispatch snail n n;:se
daily reports of what Is said and done
during these interesting exercises. -
Valentine, the distinguished sculptor OF
your city, is tinishinga bust of General Lee,
which he politely invited your correspond
ent to inspect. 1t is sufficiently near COM
pletion to show that it is a speaking likeness,
and that its shape and proportions are we'll
nigh faultless. He Is putting this in plaster,
but we are very much mistaken If he will
not be speedily required to put into more
enduring marble this splendid creation OF
his wonderful genius. Happy Virginia in
having such sculptor to preserve 50 faith"
fully the lineaments Of her noble chieftaln.
You have probably learned of the upset
ting Of the Alum Springs stage near Goshen
several days ago. We hear that Mr.. Stephen
4. Porter-so widely known to the springs
going public by his long connection with
the Healing and Rockhridge Alum Springs
| is lying in q very critical condition from the
| effect Of injuries received by this casualty.
LEXINGTON.
! EXAMINATION AT NoRFoLK-THE DEFENCE
ALICE ISsANITY.-Norfolk, Va, June 10.
United States Deputy Marshal Farrell over
| hauled and boarded the Italian brig Jose
phine this morning in the lower bay, and
| arrested her mate and crew, charged by the
pilot, George w. Cole, who piloted the brig
down the bay, with mutiny and attempting
to take his life. The Josephine was towed
to this city, and her mate and crew brought
before United States Commissioner Foster.
After a preliminary examination the crew
were returned to the custody of the Mar
shall and the mate released OH parole to
appear before the commissioner tomorrow
morning for further examination: The
officers of the brig claim that the pilot was
! ;usopo op5 that he n IN perS he nDNrphe ended