The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

hrst apv<~re1 A., "'soz r. NJ Many assert that IN
vas report like thuncs 'N' minutes s"ce q =
Oosidetsbs iute9s y esS s nov being Awakened In
tae fsse College numismsac O. rcsion. toe hong time
1Se,s bias 6sse sm. ooeOs.os on st S IN
through the cousr.bu,ons by Mr.. r II Joa,. San.a
diieua N r.; Mr. Thomas Wyatt ana Mrs T,,, y.
and ~ purchases Of IN aacsion sale tn New York N use
the collection has been removed 10 the college libra
aoa 10 u under the and supervision Of Mr.. y
Brewer. The present number on the catalogue is 100
coins the British empire furnishes nearly one half A,er
Aedeed and other saxon kipga, the English series
begins with silver my Of William the ooaqueroe 1t
Ia cutie incomplete tn EDWARD w. since whom thore
specimens OF every ruler except the Crowrlls Among
them the shilling Of Queen A~sy, alluded " BY Butter
Ia "Hudibras:"-
still amorous, fond and billing,
Like Philip and Mary upon shilling.
me collection contains m.ny curious sreca.sas q coin
shilling and threepence, very rye The threepeuce is
said 60 be the only in existence Friends Of tho COL
modem, viii confer great favor by contributing to this
colk ction. -
ward The new Medical College, completed list 5eptem
ber, dnc specimen Of modern architecture IL u 20
capital place 70 make pill dosers The building for
ready for use ii the Opening Of the nsxt term
Ane structure Tbs school 10 under the supervision OF
John Porter the originator Of the m"u. course r OF
eryy and the ,eralty Of Mr. Shee city, who has
Bsde present 70 the college Of the building and grounds
should equal any school OF scienc In the Country.
II matter Of regret that this building, well sae
Medical College, could not have place on the College
The third number of the Unipe,s,y QxsrseIy is
Just out. II CONTAINS thirteen well wriStea essays
and eleven news articles. The next number viii
contain article on puniamacs, BY Mr. F. y. Brewer,
Of New Haven. M d. q. Gilman, College Librarian, il
prepss ing article the libraries Of Yale Cllege, aud
q similar In expected the libraries Of Harvard.
several gentlemen in the English universities have ex
pressed desire u become 10 the Quarterly
he or Yprta uaer and Il
are benefited the writer's surely will be.
On Sunday AFTERNOON Professor George v,sner preach
ed the accalaureste 70 the graduating class the
text taxen from job. IT, o." The righteous also
shall hold bis ways he that hath clean hs ,ds shall
be stronger and ttonger; and from Proverbs. ~ 80
wise liz strong yea as Of knowledge increasetb
strength" The osnourse bad for liz object u show the
Inward stability or growth Of Gssse,sr e.,sa h A.
being directly sought and sonnet ss for that very
al influence which man who has been pursuing
other ends than influence hnde III his ,ssessoot power
sometimes unnoteed and unconscious, going forth from
the whole man, or lying in the background Of al his
spe a faculties a force In yet whore presence
is felt IN brief the Professors -ubjoct show
self Improvement, prompted by the Decerstes N our ns
ture coners power He illustrated his subject first ny
mepA culture and the influence that proceeis from H.
comparison made between the mao Who engages IN
thought and study 9th yearong for truth feeWg that
the acquisition ~ know ledge itssifa 10Y, and sng Oh
with bis invest gstuus order to solve queoos that
spring up within him. and the man Who has stuie chief
" get the reputation scholar, aud To gather some
Thu which he can communicate The fret Ia a msn Of
profound cultures OF taste and insight; the 'auer
cannot disguise certain externAi'y soa shAuo
which III always cleave 70 him. Profound and genial
culture muet oisnste u ceeper ptiacspe tnSa The de
sire produce Eject You read OF socrates convcrsng
SHat and sway the minds Of msu but
on the realities Of the universe, on TOD Nd y.,uc and
immortality e.. out o. :sxi school csmS aristo'le.
Hhoee dominion over the human mind through 80 many
generations Sublime than any similar fact In MS
tory and Plato who has done more than any otner unn
spired writer klns. aspirations which only the Gospe'
can safety The power Of Ss,v =. cos"
M s.tta ,{tt0o hao
cy u bis reasoning sloue but quite a. tnucht ps,cb
that Intensity Of latent feeling that "whi,e heS All,
does not obtrude itself upoc your notice but which
every line and ,he reader feel tina, ,pe views
which are uttered were not gained merely 70 DC uttered
part Of the writer's Me, and uttered because
the occasion happened call for IT, The poems Of Dante
were the blossom Of hs lfe and those OF Milton, en-
rcheo though they were With the spois OF muarious
study the product Of the era Of conflict IN which be
bad h part and gush forth from living fountain in his
ows breast The great masters have held thsir saprs
s Ss bseor,n, their own oonc.pticus whether
e should their excesuces not, 30 that &c euthu
sastc critic has aid thst three PEG strokes OF Raphael
are greater and better picture than the most unssd
neck that Carlo Dolce ever polished Dto inanity "
He illustrated the proposition ny reference 70 the IN
that rees On simple love Of truth aud rgat, noaas
Of influence more powerful than anything else very
my hotes Of this most excellent discourse The topic vas
timely cho~en and elaborated Professor Fisher alone
can do. Thi: opening guu Of C0mmer 'ement week !"
The discourse before the Yale Miss mary Society was
delivered On Sunday evening At che Central church,
by Rev J. p Thompson, u. u of-Ncw York. HIS sub
ct was, "Primi.vc Evangelism as a Guide ~ Modern
hssicpsn The leading idcs OF the discourse that
indv,duA Christian Effort, indepsndsrt d org ss.ons
and would greatly facilitate modern m,ssions.
President woolsey stated, As introductory to the eK
ercsee of the evening this society formed in
IsI7ormsd by class which fterwads sent out thros
m,ssonares TO the sandwich lands and to Syria that
by member Of the American board Tse society h.a
contuued-with it, upe and downs, indeed-cver since
The society nj present meets month for prayer
and debate, and also maintains reading room.
Last evening took strou through the cemetery. In
the northeast corner Of that walled city Of the dead
Glands OF the most elegant granite monuments ever
h mark Of respect psld by the city TO Que who
bad done much enhance her besuty-tho Hon. A. n
| Skinner
Passing IN smother corner OF tho ceesery paused N
read another eptaph. The monunnt stands on htte
mound surrounded sy .n run .suoes Ssm, s
our study or cta-ogee admiration bue co-lled on ~
broad base, In bold relief, are seven letcrs-mmortai
1Webster." FITTING epfsph who would not oovet such
that the Casual combustion Of the letters com
psins his should command the respect Of distant
srss and the blessings Of generations unoerhr ~
walked on couid&Dgt think OF s.o.het name tha.
Noah webster and whose urw ma s grave yes unmsrk
ID b. granit marble Hts life vas practical l1strs
the idea act forth In the bAccaAnrcs1 sermon
While pursuing Other ends tor nearly half CENTURY, no
has carved twice thousand monuments moro en-
curing than Bile, eushrnof La the hearts on twice
txs tbaussnd yuIab whose doubts have Jed aSav shFe
hve have been made under the influence Of CLANCY
Alien aoodrch He has gone hts Me ID left behind-it
liyes ON Ia tbe world.
Tbee are noe three vacancies the Faculty left by
the lameuted IN T&y lor. Prof olrs,ed AMI Prof eyod
vch expccsso thai s~o 81 these vacancies sui oe
&ed daring he pfcslt wcck perhaps The third foT tne
r~st year frof Newton has ten the pa'e 81 ffo' on
s.ed ~ orrsrsrpcpts OF ASTRONOMY aud meteoroogy
prrf Newton OF the most thorough N well ~ geo
tl.rna1Sr Instructors connected With the college AZ
uatf~rnst,rAn be IA secons To none In the country
Fer several years past IL has bcen customary or each
rnexher a. the graduating ciass 70 have class book
c, attaining the pictures and autographs o the Nhol,
aass three years steel ngs nave peer
ali the TO- each class making point 10 cut do ~ pre-
dcceesor The attempt % the prescnt graduating css
y this line has perfect hr,e Mr. John oarHln
paadeth. was engaged to do the job al 10 per hcsh
making the eXtrss &c Class book about SO by u
o. nc careless msDeuvring (minus the sklil by oo,'
uartles Mr. Ssrsln failed ~ "oorne 10 time, ana t
eraa of Is61 have " 20 without class book and AK
any amount az vcxatlon instead. feS 81 the pictures
| have been completed. To M Srtans oredt, " NUS
b. sdded thai he insists that every who docs no
receive a satisfactory picture IN tirao shall have
! mccoy refunded.
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