New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-02

TIE Br2tFJ.s At CHARLOTTESVILLE Nor
i0.A HeTaia OF tuesday contains VIVA; the writer
aleses 10 De tue accom-, OF the student not n
the University, furnished by one Of the students
who says he knows all about II. We pick out the
! facts:
Il Is t-e there has existed At the University sz several
months past band Of Ca!la:hupiAs who wcn, a-ouc
during the 1ASasSS o. the night, making al OF TT
harmonious sounds.
Prof Rogers in his lecture OF last THURSDAY week. pro-
lounced these nightly rioters cD:GrdS sHt hrcHaris
THAI night The door and windows OF hts house broken
Several Of the other Professors condemned in their ctsrS
The proceedings OF the CathUr,paus. bot they
al iaat account disturbed IL the. houses a.
night the band confined their attacks exclusively TO the
houses o. three Professors. and chiefly 20 Two OF te Iee
Two three the other dwelling houses were threatened
with similar attacks. but not very rlpch mis- aSen.
disturbed except the three sluded &c above
Ga Friday n-ht the conduct OF the "Cali2thGupilrS
became insuPpoTaAs; but they did :. has been stated
throw fire crackers tia Professors houses but h9rs
them only. ga they make The attempt blow the
trees ABOUT the College The faculty suspended lheif lee
TIRES Saturday, and entered into CONSULTATION They
the determination that they wouk call 70 their aid
the civil having consulted with
some magistrates Charlottesville. Tuesday morning
the day appointed for receiving testimony which was 20
be laid before Court the 5h day o; next moah. II
the meanwhile Monday morning, NJ. Alexander Rives
"a highly respectable c,Zel OF the County Of Automatic
and brother of The distinguished Senator of ;hs;
came 20 the University and BY means OF his eNsTtons
meeting the stuients got up OF these who remained
J
dents hadlet.
This meeting adopted resolutions this effect: That
,hsy highly dsapproved OF the late ous sses committed by
the Caa.hum plan band" and that :ley would for the
future discourage their personl influence And eH-
ample extended. any similar proceedings Another and
iucs meeting students held III the afternoon OF
Monday. when similar rcsou:i were adopted All tGis
however without success but such WONG hct have
been the case the faculty lad only eouuteruanced the
order they had previously made viz that one hundred
and fifty Of the militia should come up from town out 10
the college Monday night.
This tv did aO DO and when the studcSts saw by the
approach of the militia that the promise they had 50 SOL
emmy made the morning before had not been ccndec
In b. The faculty, they became excited than ever
and held meeting In which resolutions were passed. con-
Genuing in strong terms the conduct OF the faculty. mas
much a. they had trusted In their word and ase &C.
terning leave the College rs soon a IL was convenient
On Tuesday many OF the tuients LEFT. Out cfthose who
remained witnesses summoned 10 give In their iest
mouy nothing of interest occurred on that day
on Wednesday the board visitors held meeting al
the University While they session, the students
who yet remained in College. about fifty in NUMBER drew
up resolution requesting the board OF visitors 70 close 's
present session. This considered by them fer scme
mc: AZ last :hey the determination 10 have the
lectures continued
None OF the faculty have resigned and the breaking up
of the College is temporary only.
This correct statement OF things as they happened
up Wednesday night last at which time left tho Unit
yersity.
The Norfolk Herald makes sensible remark in
connection with this subject. II says:
Ii Parents would do their duty parents-and II they
would wacl govern. and direct their offspring Hs
moral and religious parents bound 10 do. until their
boys ago be trusted abroad from under Their
wings should seldom hear OF the spirit OF insut-
ordination in colleges Let It be remembered mat
memo but wealthy afford TO give their sons coll
ege education Wealth presumes pride OF character and
standing IN society and yet such menaye. hundred. OF
hcu-are to nc found who send their boys 10 colcge
without sufficient moral training to keep them within the
bounds OF decorum.
II may be in ore out OF hundred that tho greatest
rowlv at College after having "sown his Wild oats. may
become very bright and great man but this Is msera
bic compensation for the shocking example which he has
spread abroad for the ruin and disgrace OF hundreds
Whatever may public estimate OF tho conduct 81 the
rioters 1t our Univcrsy fall their parents who
nre more 20 blame than they.