New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

n graceful manner and in appropriate speeches intro
duced the aud presented the medal to the medaist
Eugene Williams OF Alabama, was final orator. Junius
Rochester. OF Kentucky having declined MI Williams
subject was "frelant" He made eloquent plea FOR
tie Irish race. John Ellison. OF Virginia, presented
with The Debater's medal. ON Tuesday night the Jeneg
son Literary Society held It's final celebration. Mr.. A.
v southau. of Virginia. presided. {. \. Culhcrson'
OF Texas. was the orator fop the occasion Ills SUD
iect was TIE Causes OF the French Revolution MS
speech was Of the most able aud eloquent addresses
ever delivered at soce ceeol5s''n, a. - 5lut.i
OF ViiEina. was presented with tie DehalerS mccall
The joint celebration OF ihe JeHalNVn dtu "i ~, S'
Lteray Succu TOOK pl zee IlS9 ~ 4, ii VI,
pubic nall was immensely crowded H. W. huSn,s OF
euia presided Prof Prce presented u. a. hen' YIN
hon IoIn " Dini, OF Lyuchburs the orator OF the oc
cls.uu. Major Daniel D. Ouns ~ he ,e' ~
ol Is not yet national, he is one ol the most prom
enr mon IA Virginia lie nearly seculedt Tire nonuallon
TOR Congress four years ago nut Nas Beaten n d. i
oolnl lDcner. lie ls ROW one OF the must lIoIih'ut
clndIdates Tor tine nomination Tor Governor 10y ,ne a
1.oa-.p. Democratic Convention His speech Lust ght
was of tine most eloquent ana ape ever de eru AT
Nations" To-day Was tie List day OF commencement
wees This morning, at 10 O'clock larg- crowd IS
eetnbed IN tue pIbuc hail The Hon. Epua Hunton, tue
Hon. JOhu GOOde, \. H. H. Stuar Judge sliu-les' ana
gleat more u ugul,hei Nire lis rem dttt ni
auce. Tie following important d Tomas were pres' ntou
Masl or Ars-Botcrt NJ Hughes, Virginia. Beverly r.
BIc ,cr Of 4ris-Henry f. Harris Of Virginia
Btet.r ~ S-t-ncs-W ilaia g. Brown, Virginia. Johh H.
T.. Lockwood. Missouri Horace ~
MARSHAL, Miss Van -otgl, liilslli.i
E0ctcor OF L-fiC.-N llin Alien Virginia thirleS :.
Broadh@d MssoUri D. H. campbell Kentucky y. ~ .or-
ngtou, KENTUCKY; Col us Dcuucl r Ma john J. li'''
Virginia; Eppa Hunton IT,, Virginia l. NJ ke'n Nlis,nai
j. b. Lingu0.le, virginia William NON no tir, MISSISSIPPI.
william g. Eoc, Areauas Henry q, 7acAlrpvn Hs-,ult,
Robert b. smith. Mlssi-s pp; "A. Ii. Jtqlh1f Nielha'
Eugene Williams laDana-
Mldirf D.fDr-P. h. BaIr-ucer Norm 'ainuhai Eih"t
D. Boaz, virginia j. H. Bryan, Washington = e. tehr1 l.
Cooke, West Virginia; wilma, L. Lsics, Tennessee i-hry A.
FarOIIu. .,eA 0rA JON p GutuIl,, Nrglua' t"Ii-- IS
Kohlauseu Virginia: Bcuari Is. lytie 1ennt--ee Edward
Maupiu Virginia. Frank NASH rtiuiai Julian T. Ward,
vi gina. james q. Williamson, Virginia
IDcrc IL graduates la tue school or l.filni IN
Greek; l. m French; II In German; no Ffcucu an
German; 10 iu History aud Lfciau.c, ih Moral
Philosophy; IA NatuclIducs; iu Natural Philosophy
- in GcHeral cm-tgy; 10 industrial Chemistry ia
q ucidl and lrusirlll taeu4ls.IAi IS 900 Ahh4b'ai
Chemistry: ia Analytical ana Agricultural Chemistry
lu APP 10 Aatit uatlcS.
The schol- -up the best mag zine editor has been
awarded 80 j. Alien Waits OF Virginia. Inc state Legs
ia past year 100 Tcscd tLc ottte did to lAe
University from $4,000 To 100000 yearly. buru= the
last year. ". ". C0Irurtu, OF Washington, gave an
endowment fund OF $4,000 to the schools oi Moral
Philosophy am History au Litera uc, aud $1,000 Co Us
library. An unknown gentleman, living M hucnts' ~ n
y whose nIOdcsjl prevents aim mmOltdLug MS u"ne
By the side Of Thomas j neFs"n, gave 7Su.pO 10 ne
University TO buid Mus uiu OF Aa,uId History. Ihe
building Is now competed and II an admirable stfu'-
tuIO, AID praises or tnt anna mater are snONeicu doNu
upon the mead of tnc - great unAuown'