New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

trial football gsre between thenseyes and the Sopho
mores This will probably break up here,fer Old
INSTITUTION which has long been Of the lsodsks
of student life IN Ysle, and which - sll kept up ia
Harvard Dartmouth, and other Colleges of the cous.
nv The Old bully Cub" vanished with our
faibers: the football gane has vanished with o.:
Who knows bu. hat OF the We X minded brethren
,monO .ons uay roll up their eyes add voices
rscinz hen arsir =, wicket Ut a, last Ii
men entering IS young Hercules wil oy The nIs the'
graduate be able 10 supply every little show MI over
the country with the ouly lriag Skeletons N u
world
off last oht The exercises the Tempe we're !re'
from tho oLseeniiy and profanity which MI Itst year
we're the promreot and censursble features OF thus ea
IN. The pruerssos Numbered sbOa. - snd "ss
preceded by he bsnd OF mus: Inc aIs us' ~ ,e
Dot a. fantastic a. usual. The aim seemed TO ee u
male them slio~y. Those who Swa.s oppose a ST.
dtD,.fIoc have i.rcely opposed uis bnhf I'll
Euclid, h,st account oi the o0sceity ana pro- M
~, but both OF these were abolished ia year oy 'he
omission II the sermon, prayer, and low ut which ha
been usual this occasion. They then 90 octe1 10 II
sccouht OF the o. coffin Ia the ceretnoiues
This objection also removed last ht by INC SOD
siitntop Of efigy. The efiigy was buried at ibc
ual place Tutors lane Much credit Is due To .ac
COMMITTEE who had The management of Il this yeGf.
or the successful attempts 10 carry out the re@m Vi
ore of those CID customs which the studon. hates TO
give up II he can reform.
Yale We believe. stands first in tue s' OF colleges
with regard to student songs boh in number and qusl
ny. THREE new ones, German student songs reuitrk.
able for their sweet melody have lately been intro
ouced oy the class Of Fiji SIX which graduated at the
last Conmenccn eht.
By the catalogue which hiss lust been issued we lind
Il at The whole number of stuoents in ,e sos OF
these the professional stuo tnts number 26 being d.
yded into
Philosophy and the 80 Theology .
Medicie................2 s.
TIE Acaseniical students number AZ:
Seniors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
leo lS4
The peat Commencement will occur on Thursday,
Jaly 30 The examinations % candidates for ADM
Will take place On Ms nday and Tuesday July y and
=. shO Oh Tutsday ana Wednesday, Sept. Is and It,
This caalo cue differs from the last III us estimate Of
The rece ssary expenses OF Attending college (outng
spparel lcket money travelling, etc }. Last year it
psc,d them at from sl90 TO $3.50 this year it has them
n. III 500 IL $500. This Increase is patty owag t.
change in The price Of tuition r $50 year TO si5
and psr. to the increased expense of living Another
thu IN this catalogue which new, Is the publication
Of the appointments Of the Commencement of the last
class and also If the Junior exhibition Of the present
Senior Class.
Professor Dana is at prescott delivering for the sec
ond tine the OF lectures on ner al,gy and Ce-
oogy Which attracted 80 much attention last year.
courso is attended by large number of ladies aud
obeis interested in the subject The course consist, Of
come thirty lectures. The admission lee s -.
Prof Charles Porter, also, delivers lectures on Che
isiIy 10 an audience composed of young ladies' lmosy
from the boarding sebools every Monday, Wodnos.
dsy and Friday OF each week II the minds Of young
lad. everywhere well a'tendei TO as they are
in this civ the rising generation would find sometnug
che TO their wives Iban g fuss and feathers F.