American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

his increasing desire for knowlsdge, as new
developments leads him on, and new beau.
ties appear. in every opening bud Of nature
10 invite him further HOMO.
Forthe Lancaster Cszeue.
Ohio sIty-.-COmmenceInent EKer-
ciSeS.
The commencement exercises. Tor those
connected with the close of the college
vear) for 1853. will begin Sabbath p. NJ,
June 90 o. wlish day the Bichelau.
reate of Dr. 5 ,Iom,n Howard. President
of the Institution. will he delivered. On
Monday evening 2lst, the Kappa Chapler
Of the Beta Theta Pi S ,ciety. will be ad-
dressed by W. T. Goggsshall. E'q., of
Columbus. The Data Theta Pi. is an as.
sociat;oH connected with many literary in
stitulions; yet this is the second commence.
ment of the Ohio University, wherein it
has been recognized. Ga Tuesday eve
ming 90 /. the anniversary Of the Athenial
Literary Society viii bs celebrated by an
exhibition On Wednesday 23l viii be
commencement proper. In the forenoon
the speeches Of the graduates, AMI the
Masters Oration will be delivered The
number of the graduating class is seven.
Ciassicol--B. B. Sheffield, o., J. n.
Pitcher, o.. S. A. Kistler, o, J. w.
Murphey, O.. +. D. CirIey, O., R. II.
NJ magic. o.
Srientfc-W. L. Hindmnn. Va.
The NJ ster's Grafton, will be delivered
by E. C. Dimmir, of Maysville, Ky. In
address will be delivered by D. p Aydpl-
alle, D. D., of 81. Johns (Episcopal)
Church. Cincinnati, after which the grad
uatiug class will receive their degrees; in
tke eveniny, the anniversary OF the Philo-
neathean Literary Society; celebrated in
exhibition, and the presentation of the So.
rIc!y With diplomas, by ]. Il Mower, and
Dr.. Blair will close the exercises.
Musie.--This will le an important part
of The commencement; for upon it depends
the cheerfulness of the occasion. Wech' s
Orchestral Troupe will Emusic" for the
Beta anniversary; while the Tarlon Bra1s
Band will enliven the remaining exercises.
"Atieneuna"- Heretofore, the Ohio
University has suffered much for want OF
a commoAious Hal; but now, we are hap
py to inform the public. that such is no
longer the case. Formerly the exercises
were held in the churches, which were
small ard unsuiteI; but this year they will
be held in large AMI beautiful hall. OF the
Athens Union School house.
Accommodations. Athens is now pre-.
pared TO accommodate all that possibly car
attend. There are three good Hotels il
the town. Also. the citizens have hospi
tality and will see that strangers are cared
for. Rich must be this feast! All oment
decllre, that It must exceed by far, AM
former commencement of the Ohio Uni
versiiy.
,, We wonl moi forget one other item
viz: that on Ttursdty 24h. in the rown o
Athens, will be Masonic Celebration
which is to be enlivened. by the SAM
; Tsrton Brass Band, and no doubt will b,
very interesting and instructive, and vii
make it convenient for many to attend VIII,
otherwise would rot iced disposed. Vir
: tue, Science, aud Friendship! K.
: From the Washington Union, Of the ilh.l.
II The Presidents Message AnnOuncin
Pence with Utah.
To the Senate and House Of Representatives,:
Z transmit the copy Of a despatch from Governc
Cumming To ihe Secretary of State. dated at Giei
Salt City, on the second Of May, and received at tl
. Daparmen of State Yesterday From this there
n reason TO believe that difficulties with the Terrific
ry Of Utah have terminated and the reign OF the
!, siuton and the laws has heen restored. congratu
4 late you on this auspiciOus event
y lose 10 time in communicating this infnr rnatiOI
@ and in expressing the opinion that there will be
occasion to make any appropriations for the pNrpos
OF calling into service the regiments OftwO volunteer
authorized By the act ofCongress approved on the 1t
OF April last tor the purpose OF qIelling disurbln
ces in the Territory Of Utah, for the protection
supply fomigrant trains, and the suppression Of In
y dian hostilites on the frnnter.'
am the more gratifod at this satisfactory intell
. geuce from Utah because il will afford some relic I
the treasury at time demanding from the sTictc
Y economy, and when Tho question which now arise
upon every appropriation is, whether II be Oft cha
aGter so imporlant and urgent rs to brook della!
and to justifyan require loan, and most probably
tax upon the people to raise the money necessary 70
) its puy ment.
In regard to tho regiment Of volunteers authorze
by The slme act OF Congress to be called into servc
for the defense Of the frontier Of Texas against India
hostilities desire 10 leave this question to Congress
observing at the iiiDe that, in my opinion, h
e State be defended for tho present by tho rcgula
troops, which have not yet bOen Withdrawn from il
q limits. JAMES BUCHANAN.
q Washington City, June 10, $50.