New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
HAMILTON CoLLKsr-The exercises of

HAMILTON CoLLEGr.-The exercises Of
commencement AZ ms Institution were opened on
SUNDAY evening BY an address from Professor Hop
the Society OF Christian Research HIS subject WAS
The JeSuits.' The Anniversary OF sigma PM SCOT
ETY. was held on Monday The poem, by II J. Bs.
con OF Rochester. abounded IN happy illusions To
Coleg, life vyidly bringing up those plea DAYS
50 dear 70 all who have tasted sweets and dis,
PLAYING throughout singular combination OF the pa
The nc and iutlcrous-now aoounding IN words Of
tenderness 10 some one long sirce departed. and
anon, ShOwering upon his bewideret auditors
yolley OF sice-spluilng puns- Charles b Setgwlck,
ESQ. delivered the Address before the society His
subject was Progress, aS evlnced more particularly
In Law. The subject was treated with marked aoil-
lty. and the whole made favorable impression on
the audience HIS allu>ion 10 that eNecrabe enact
ment the Fugitive Slave Law, was most happy and
deserved. of which his audience showed apprecia-
ton ~ loud and repeated cheers. The Address oc-
Cuped All hour and half IN delivery. II tea Herald
DISTINGUISHED STRANGERS Hon. John
J. CntienGen, and Gen PtrSlier +. Smith. the hero
OF ConireraS and Ex-Governor OF California, ar
rlsed IN town last evening by the Boston tram. Gen
Wool and staff, Mayor Warren and several citizens
met them AZ the GreenbuSh depot their VISIT al this
time being IN compliance With previous invitation
nom Gen Wool In the evening they received the
calls OF 4 number OF citizens al the Troy House
To-day they viii De guests Of Gen. Wool
Troy Whls, p
~ TBE ERIE METHODIST CONFERENCE
recently held Ms annual session AZ Warren. Ohio
NOT having ite lear OF int mon SAFETY ollNhtttc
before rs eyes, Il gave expression 10 It's earnest hos
rhiy 10 the FUGITIVE Slave Law. The following gen
tenen were elected Delegates 10 the General Con-
ference or 1852 Prof G Kingsley, Hiram hlnSlcy,
b : Hill. William Hunter. T.. J l.. Baker. William
Patterson, II. Whaland ReSereS-N. Norton, :.
Gregg.
Awful TRAGEDy.- VERSAILLES. kg., July
ls-Our village TO-DAY has been the OF an AWFUL
tragedy ~ Cair ]. Buford. Of this county IN rem
confer with Geo w. Carter, former sheriff, Was Kill
Ell. and Carter was injured that he = not expected
10 survive Carter was, IN the morning. horribly mu-
tl!atod and beaten with stick and - disabled that
he taken TO his room and both being summoned
IN The afternoon at the Court House Tor trial, Bu.ord
appeared before the Court In the afternoon the par
ties met. when Carter drew pistol and shot BuOri
dead on the spot. louisville Courier
PHILApFLPHIA Police SrArIsuCs.-The
frs; semraunual report OF the new Marshal % po-
hce m Philadelphia shows that The number OF arrests
made by the Police since the new organization Is
7,l3l. OF winch number l35 were for lighting IN the
streets. Isl FOR melting 10 rot 81 for gambling 80 for
interfering with officers. large majority of the ar
rests suspicion OF murder were for the horrld
RONboroush tragedy one was FOR the COSdcn mat
Sacre M MARY land during the same period 23 hreS
have occurred IN the city and districts, l03 beng IN
the c!ty proper.