The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. 20, ls45.
Ar Emeae Old H4rrard -Ea,rard Ecsyeft-Judge

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 20 ls45.
An Emeae IN ord H4rrard Ed,rurd Eceteit-Judse
story. SC. &c.
Cambridge dust is known all The world over but if
you credit it, the public mind amid these academic
groves is at present obscured by mental dust totally
eclipsing that OF earth proceeding from
which recently took place among us. The facts are
these. 1t would appear that number of the members
of the present senior class "a class which for years
been exceled either regards talent or gentleman
ly conducD had gathered themselves together in the
chamber of of the party for the purpose of social
recreation. Wit and merriment there--the joke
and the laugh round-their hilsrty momentarily
increasing until unconscously they verified the poets
assertion
There sound of revelry by night
But hush, bark deep sound strikes like rising knellH
To be brief an individual the procors hateful loudly
raped upon the door, and demanded in rude tones in
slant admittapce. After some little delay, this
granted; the Key turned the door opened and dis
closed the fascinating person Of r. t, Cicero de-
scrihed him prospectively
" Homo vegrandi macie torridus
He desired the of those present. to which reoi-
Eion the occupant OF the courteousy replied that
he could not act the part OF normer and
fore decline answering non this r became
enraged, and turned upon his heel with tn Of
veuge.
In accordance with these, this young gentleman Mr.
E,was directed to appear before special tribunal
of the College Faculty whore he underw ent long exa.
miuson which elected nothing less than has
lowing morning when appeared that upon slight
grounds MIR E to be dismissed for six months
This Injustice j. still papable from the fact of
the object OF the Proctors Vaccinations ha wing sustain
ed through his whole college career, unDemshed
character as gentleman and scholar
As may be supposed, the class we're indignant Ito EN-
ploy the words OF the 9Th Sat. of uvenal
"-il lille excludur amicus
am Senior"
They determined evnce their sympathy and regard
for him IN suitable manner He ordered to leave
the town by - A NJ Accordingly at this hour drove
into the college yard, most sumptuous euupape an
open harouche with four white seeds while the re-
on either side, four ouriders members Of his class
The whole University attended witness his trium.
phel departure which took place amid long and hearty
cheers for Mr.. G. and deep groanings in disappro.
baton of his oppressors The excitement intense
all shared it, The diguhed students Of law, the grave
students OF theology together with the host OF medicos
ell united with the members Of the University in depre
eating such an act of injustice. This is, however but
the beginning OF the affair Those prominent in tho y.
pfession OF their feelings will be the victims witch
VIII not fail TO light the long smoulderng flame of re-
beon against those who abuse their authority as thew
believe with impunity.
Whatever may occur shall not fail 10 ac1uant Won
ana your numerous readers, who will he wanting in
slust DETERMINATION and impartial view OF the matter
W h regard 10 the success OF Pres Quincy rumor
tuii ousy Many assert that Gov Everett has an eve
upon he vacancy stoned by the anc mated
ton of Mr. Webster from the SENATE l., tb;ch 10
University must look elsewh for "a head 49,
Con 'erning the filling of Judge story's uraessorsbi,
IN the law school nothing has yet been Determined
There are, no o the
profe ssorship that OF commercial Ia wbicb - -
reported, VIII be offered to Charles Sunner sorawh.,
kno here IN the legal world, and more penerav as
the author Of an extraordinary pamphlet upon Pc and
War WV u
anything transpire will if agreeable to you rome
cur communication.