New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19


OF the various CIeg Clubs OF the four Counties
composing that Congressional District on the
srening OF the sameday.
Due notice OF the reduction oil Railroad fare
will be given before the day Of meeting. VINO
will STAY away on that interesting occasion =
Our citizens can lea-c in the morning, have
pleasant excursion to he Classic Grounds OF Old
Nassau Hall, visit the Battle Ground, and one OF
the handsomest towns in New Jersey, and return
the same erening, all for mere trltie.
Movements in BIoomin gdale.
The l2.h Ward Democratic Clay Club had
one Of the most numerous and enthusiastic meet
ings at BloomngdaIa On Friday evening last that
has ever been known in that Ward. 1t appeared
to me that the whole voting population was out
for Clay and Frelinghuysen. The meeting was
eloquenty addressed by Mr.. A. Parsons, II. A.
WEED and Jxo L. LoRToy, Esqrs.
The glorious Clay songs sung by Messrs Mis-
SING, SroUTEHBUgGH and JACKSON, kept the meet
ing in ore incessant roar. After giving three
hearty cheers ior the Club and nine for Clay and
Frelinshuyscn, the Club adjourned. IL.
II The Railroad tram from Boston via Nor
witch, was stopped on Saturday evening some 20
mics this side Of Worcester BY coming up with
the way train, which left Worcester at half past
4, but had been brought to a dead halt by the
breaking Of an axle. No personal injury was sus.
tanned. Some delay was occcsioned by the neces.
sty OF backing TO a turnout, where the crippled
train could be got off the track, and the way
train from Norwich Eastward allowed TO proceed.
The passengers, however, were safely landed here
by the Cleopatra Capt. Dustan, before o'clock
yesterday morning.
WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEGE.-The commence
ment exercises Of this institution located at
Hudson, Ohio,) were held on the eth inst. IN
der an awning in the open air. The graduating
class was II in number. The degree of a. NJ.
was conferred upon SIX gentlemen in course, and
that of NJ. D. upon l9 The address before the
Literary Society was delivered by VIM. Ii Nc
Gufty, OF Woodward College, Cincinnati. His
subject was Mad as i, should be- The gradu
ating Theological class consisted OF seven gentle
men, The Hudson Obscrcer speaks in very fiat
tcring terms Of the prospects OF the College
MARIETTA COLLEGE At the recent CON-
mcncement OF this institution the degree of
A. b. vas conferred upon five, and that of AN
upon three gentlemen. The degree oil ID. D. was
conferred upon Rev. John 2. CIeaveand, OF Gin
cnnatli. The address before the Literary Socie.
ties was delivered by Hon. Bellamy Storer, on
The Resilessness of the Age that before the
Society of Inquiry, by DR.. Clcavcland, Of Cincin-
natl subject, The Worlds Claims upon the
Christian Scholar
HowARD CoLLgGE.--A College is 10 be erect
ed at Marion, Perry County, Miss. to be called
the Howard College II is TO be built of brick;
four stories high one hundred and twelve feet
il length and forty in width.
GHSEyA CoILEGE.-rhc Commencement Of
this institution took place on August :, at the
Dutch Church. The Citations were briei-in the
main well written, and exhibited sound intellect
ual training. After the degrees were conferred,
W. c. johnson, of Utica, delivered an Grafton,
setting forth his views as 10 the revolutionary right
of a People. The doctrine for which he contend
cd implied pointed ccnsure upon the late revo-
utionary movements in certain parts OF our
Union, and the SPEAKER maintained with much
spirit what has always appeared to US the sound
and Constitutional view upon that subject.
The Grafton of DR.. Beck il tie afternoon, ex-
hbitcd sound views. and was most fayoraby re-
ceived.
The exhibition was upon the whole, We doubt
not, gratifying to The friends OF the institution and
of sound learning. Genera Cour.
WESLEYAN USvesslry.-lhe commencement
Ct this Institution took place a; Middetown, CT.
on Wednesday last. The degree of 4. B. was
conferred on the following candidates;
aI PP3f ,. Royia M p G + & Al ESs +
t. If'sS. kGa si$yti Ssh G. s'i%"E
F0oler.
A crowded audience was present, among them
tie Governor OF the State, &C. Addresses were
delivered By Rev. DR.. Bacon, Of New Haven,
and Mr.. Brownson. OF Boston, before the literary
societies OF the College and a oaccalauIeGte dis
course by Presidon, DIN. There is a prospect Of
a large freshman class. Only three honorary de-
prses were conierred-one Of them that OF u. D.
on Bishop haili;ae, graduate of New Haven
College, and recently tsclsd b!shop OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church
THEOLOGICAL CoANENcEMENr.-Tbe exercises
of the Theological Department connected with Yale
College, took place on "Wednesday afternoon IN the
Centre Church, Prot. Goodrich presiding. The
house was crowded ai early hour by large and
fashionable audience, and The exercises throughout
were honorable 10 the young MEN and worthy OF the
distinguished Professors who preside over the In
stilution. Tie.c were ten performances four OF
he speakers we're frcG. Massachusetts. and the re-
naming SIX from Connecticut. lNew-Hayen Pal.
u The Institution for the Deaf and Dunno al
Columbia, Ohio, founded Is years since, has edu-
Gated 800 pupils. At present it has 100 inmates.
q convention of Ply sicians was held at
Brunswick. Me. & short time SINCE 10 devise mea
srres for promoting the prosperity OF the Medical
School IN that STATE.
u The new Organ built for Trinity Church, !
Newport, by Henry Erben, viii be PUBLICLY ex
hiOited at his mandatory in Centre street, this
afternoon at O'Clock. The case of this Organ
is Constructed Of English oak; It's three toxers