New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

The " F0ur-cent man Is no more. Nay start not,
ye who have been accustomed TO listen TO his sonorous
voice as he poddeo through the mesnderiDgs Of Mas
Eau street! He is not defunct-he has not gone to
"that bourne from which traveller returns''-nor
hos be forsaken bis old stamping ground. Bot he has
lost bis identity as The "Fou cent man." and the
charm that hung around bin as that mysterious aud
far. famed individual has been dispelled. He icas
himself alone but An ever.envious world could not
quietly behold bin the posseeSor of fame so wide
spread and from which he evidently reaping
golden benefits; and go bis own peculiar realm was
inv aded More juvenile pirants to public favor fol-
lowed in bis ustious footsteps, passed by him, and
enoeavored TO initiate his tones hoping to appropriate
to themselves his own individual thunder. For a
while he bore it with patient shrug," keeping on
the even tenor of his way, and still
- like .silver clarion rung
The accents of that well snown tongue"
but time roled his imtsos in creased in number
AND fearful that among many Innovations his occupa-
ton would be gone he bee 4me DISCUS ed and re-
tired from -Four centdom, leaving It TO host OF poor
imitstors of the "real old orkiasL' When we last
beteld him he had made an investment 10 blank
books of various sort. aud sizes; and now the fire.
queurers Of Nassau street may daily hear him crying
them at One shillin apiece"
The Michigan Union college publishes its cats
logue and peecs 500 600 to perfect it's plans. It's
board OF trustees is composed Of President, the Rev.
Jesse McBride secretary, the Rev. S b. Smith;
treasurer Ire Diman esq. the Rev. s. p. Rice, the
Rev. VIM. c. Crane the Rev. +. Bbbins, the Rsv
f.. +. Kirkland, J. Is. Lsphsm, j. W. Mills, j. Z.
Biseow, J. s. Watts NJ. d., the Rev. S Baker.
| The tteologcsl faculty consists of the Rev. John
McFldo~pey professor of systematic theology and
sacred literature the Rev. Seymour A. Baker, pro-
lessor Of sacred rhetoric and pastoral tbeoogyi the
| Rev. William W. Crsre, professor Of ecclesiastical
| history. II gives total OF students-one hundred
ana fifty eight g-nemen and fifty six ladies, beside
theological students. The lay faculty is composed OF
Loanzo HAND A. president and professor Of Latin
and Greek languages aud lite 'aturei james McEt-
dowpey, a. NJ, professor OF mathematics and
natural philosophy; the Rev. John McEldowoey,
A. M. professor Of natural theology, mental
| and moraI phiosopby; Mss Charlotte p Bu1e',
principal OF the femsle department; Miss Mary Black'
mar teacher of instr amenta music Charles +. him.
bsll, teacher Of vocs! music; Dennison S. Kinney,
assistan, teacher of the preparatory department
Mr.. William Bors, who, on the 2lst Of October last
called at The Fourth ward police station and idennned
person there uoder arrest as having passed upon
him a counterfeit three dollar bill on the Exchange
bsIk OF Salem Mass. viii further the ends OF justice
BY calling at the Lower Police court Halls of justice
sU1r FoR LtBEL--Proceedings have been instituted
| b. the Merchants AID Mech nics' Mutual insurance
company OF Phlsaelphia sgsinst TIE ~. y. IHde
| pendent sor Libel.