New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
rUg NAY ANNIVERSARIES
rr,-,nu rnrn1oG1cAL SEMINARY.

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logical Seminary was celebrated last night at the Madi
sonsauare Presbyterian Church tDr Adams's). when q
voun men were graduated. Among those present were
DR. Hitcheock Dr. shedd, DR.. schaf, DR.. Paxton and
Mr. Sheldon OF the Faculty. DR.. Adams pastor OF the
Church: Dr. John Hall, DR.. Oruiston, Prof Eddy iof
Edinburgh and other eergymen. DR.. Eddy opened the
exercises with reading Of the Scriptures and prayer
prof r. D. Hitchcock delivered the address to the
Graduating Class.
Dr. Hitchcock closed with address TO the students
On the duties and responsibilities they about
aiming Tho following the names OF the graduating
class:
Frpt Il 9,rs, BuaA% & J,a' B,ra T1,o. S'y. Scotia,
Id FrnI aCy B,eot,9 yo. , ~ Y A1e5i & Bu,hr, ssSqI
esstsr. Mass. Henry Dsyenport n Stamford. Co.
ess:.o, ese.S n William l. HniIe1 SsTwlmartou P.
DonaIi Fletcher Cobug ouao cnais william H. Pord Sv-Yort;
I Fobsrt Hall GshGsd M.ss Ia ar A. HSm.oa TsrrT
a. cso vi ssi Sa osI sI Pis CHM. 'I1s sa %
.5, k T. RaIsS oi 'J,6 Jso ST. M % o oJ h. n SlS S
sud, kisslsnd Aie.i Ap Teton p Lyen. Ss"-Iorii
William cs Chsth Ontario. james p seae Iwa CT io@s
ShsT Fre eekH1urg otl: Laaren shur sehsnerldy
Te Y john " Ia b1 Pleasant H No Issae b Tsnbroo5
Matthew wade Ros, Ohio: Charles A. Wood Chicago NJ
TIE AMERICAN sENrEN's FRIEND SOCIETY.
The forty-ffth annual meeting Of the Amer
lean seamens Friend Society held yesterday after
noon in the large hall Of the seamens Exchange. No 19
InerrN--t A.
address, recountng the deeds OF the year. and referring
to the present prosperity o the Society.
annual report Of the Society then read by the
Secretary II shows that during the past year there
have 40 chapains, missionaries and coporteurs,
aided from the treasury OF the Society and eug0gd in
its service The foreign stations have been az ST. John
" b., Labrador Norway, three in Denmark, six IN
Sweden, two in France IN Antwerp two IN Italy,
ono 10 Malta. in China, one in Japan two Ia tho
Sandwich Islands, two IN Chill and one at Havana. Tho
chaplans In the home field have laboring BOs-
ron, Portland. NewYork, Brooklyn, Norfolk, Whining
ton, n. c.; Charleston, Savannah, Pensacola, Mobile,
New-Orleans. Galveston. san Francisco, Buffalo,
Rochester, Syracuse and along the inland
waters. The number OF libraries sent 10 sea
was 7A. The seamen's Home accommodated as2s
boariers an increase OF o.. over the previous year Inc
amount deposited with the SUPERINTENDENT was sA4'll.
The whole number OF bOlrders IN the Home shc' us
establishment s2soG. The Society has s1ucd
1850 comics ~ The Si0rS Hdg1zint zal ops OF re
Scaens Friend ana 3y2OJ copies OF Ihc LJe boat Lhe
total expenditures for the year S7l.. co the re
cepts Sj2n TO- Tue Vacahces mai III lhe bla' , M U
Trustees with tue close ~ the year were then ed ny
the election of the following gentlemen Tor leTR oi
rhrOe year,; Richard r BUCK hr ~. u L'oniT, - r.
VIM 4 Boort James Drmarcst, Horace GRAY, John 9.
Mckenzie, tho Rev D. EogIss, D. d" ana keuDen "
Capt C. C. Duncan of the United states shipping
Commission, being invited 10 relate th' history ol .e
trouble with the sailors boariine-house Keepers. re,
hcarsed facts in the case HIS treatment OF no evl
approved bg the society. Ile meeting lueh nu-
bed 10 elect officers for ensuing year VIM A Booth
positively rcsiCning us position as resident ah l.e
held by him for II WARS ke'ou utiohs were p4s7,u *
pressing the ~ tue Society al this step The iol
Pseuf Rcnari b. Bdck; Corresponding Secretary
ana Treasurer the R.y. ,nueI II. Hail. d. d.; Financial
Agent l. T. Hlb9arI GaapalIHIcY II, c2aJtr. SPn 5nSs
Mathew and caeS'eF Pao'Fen an Finance Ih
Committee Messrs. Booth, L wei, Cray and Moran
TIE TIL RID ARMY CORPS.
The niu.l annual meeting of the Third Army
Corps Union AS held at Irving Hall. AT p yester-
day. The following officers elected for the coming
year:
President, Col. Clayton MacMchael; Vice President,
Gen. George II. Sharpe; Secretary Major Z. L. yelling
Treasurer, Gen. G.. Mott
An elegant gold watch and chain were presented TO
Major yelling FOR his secretary Capt Fasstt
making the presentation address and diamond badge
was gwen &C Major Buard for hts interest
IN the organization, Major willard making the
presentation speech. Al p. the corps sat
down to bouatiful collation. at the MaisOn Doree,
about IS persons being present including Gems Sharpe
Graham. De Psystcr Mott Ward, Blcs, Burns. Andrcw
smith Tremain, AMI Ramsey; Coils. Williams Phmiey,
rranor. Briggs. Morgan. and RIfrtv; Majors Flssitt,
Nash and Bulard; Capts. stewart. Fritz Bowers, cage
Noonan. Kay. and GHler and Gems. Woodford, NcMa-
hon. and Davies and Richard O'GOrman and Judge
Birdsal as invited guests At the close OF the collation.
the assembly called % order by Vlce-President
sharpe, and tho first toast. I" The President OF
the United States; iuustr1Ous companion in
arms DrienY responder 70 ny tOl' n
p Ketcham. The second toast The Third
Army Corps: Tho Diamond OF the Army Of the Poto-
mae" vas responded by Gen. sharpe, who pleasantly
called attention the characteristics OF the corps and
10 ~ gaIan,ry under Gems. Hooker and sckles.
song Of three stanzls entitled The Old Third Corps"
was then sung with spirit 10 the air OF Laurzer HOra
nus" The third toast. "The second Army Corps: Our
Welded Companions Military Life" Was 70 have been
responded by Hancock and in his absence Judge
Brdsa spoke calling attention TO the records Of Gems
Hentzelpan. Phil. Kearney, Daniel l.. sickles, Joe
Hooker and Brucy, and touching the course OF the
second and Third Corps, ull their consolidation ana
thereafter. 81,
Gen. Stewart L. WOodfOrd responded 20 the fourth
toast rhe Ladies': mothers sisters wives, ana sweet
hearts Of heroes Tue hfth toast, oar houoreu
dead the Union saved recuuciles 10 theb ss, was
responded 10 Cen John T. owen of Phndelpha, ana
the sixth our Invited Guests: thrice welcome, was
responded "a by the Hon. Richard OGoTman, VINO sad
mar excent for The uecpssy OF ODeyng orders among
military men, ne should decline In Ot other guests.
II the fare evening the diet OF WORMS mat
had been referred 10, and ir the 5onNs OF the
evening were Of the campfire, be wished 70
ioin the next campaign. Hs wished that NJ might
call The assembage cOmrades that was guOu NOfu
iE meaning should De cherisnod. And Tor himself, NC
hOped that citizen army, rather tnan hthndlig one,
might always reliance Of tine nation Men nom the
anvil and the farm, and thc pulpit were the real
,trsuctb OF country He thanked tue 1ssemblAgo Tor
most ENJOYABLE evening, and would propose Ie senti-
meuf-" 1he Citizen soldier aud tie soldier CitIen.'
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