, 1862-11-01
TIE GARRET BIBLICAL IN-
STIrUTE.
Exercises Of Commen cement Week.
Addresses, Presentation Of Dip1o-
mas, etc.

Tic commencement exercises OF the GaIretG |
Biblical Institute, which had been duly an
as occurring this week, lay3 been
cl~ ~h,a.ed. rejecting credit upon the 1ns:itu-
tioa, and commruding i: with rene we'd coati-
dcuce 70 the public favor. This Institute. de-
voted entirely to he preparation aud culture
OF :x5ents fc ne ministry was founded hut
few 5s"r by the munidccnre Of the late
Mrs. -:.<. :, Garrett, Of Chicago, whose
uame /. btza1s, aud though its histerg is Of |
but 1ecent date, there are few enterprises In |
oar land Of kindred purpose, more successful
th4n this.
Aluong its ccrEs OF professors, We notice
the name Of that veteran theologlaa of the
Methodist church, Rev DIR. Dempster, we'll
Known as ono Ct the committee from Chicago
who were 60 Instrumental in obtaining from
the President the Royal Edict, which pro-
claims liberty to the s1ares in the rebel States
ppon the first Of the New Year.
On Sunday morning, Bishop Simpson, the
President Of the Institute, preached the Auni-
versary Sermon. His effort was marked by
that e}oquence and feryor SO peculiar to the
Bishop, and which Justly entltle him to 4
| lcading place among the pulpit orators Of the
! age.
Monday, Tuesday, and "Wednesday, were
| devoted to the examinations. On Tuesday
| evening an address Vas delivered before the
! li1e.a1y societies by Rev. o. 5. Munsell, DID,,
President Of the Bloomington University.
His subject was the **Essentia's Of an Active
| Christianity" On Wednesday evening, ReE.
| II. &. Til:on Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, late
| chs7lain of Wisconsin regiment, addressed
the Missionary Society in an earnest, practical
msnner, which in view Of the limited time for
| preparation, (he having been substituted at
late hour for Rev. ". G. Miller, vino Was pre-
vented by illness from delivering the address)
was very credltab1e to the speaker.
The o1a:icns Of the graduating class were
deliyer.d On Thursday, and were in the main
| Of unusual interest, exhibiting thorough
| scQrainta1cc cc with the themes selected for dis
| cnsaion. ni;.lomas were presented to the
graduates after an address by the President
Tho following gentlemen composed the
Glass Of g.:
T. F Allen, Genr.c Fell ,rr5,
Ni,:1m t'haccayue. YIN i Fr7zzctl,
], Il Colwell. G.L Carbon
!. O. tIaH.h. ". s. Tia 1ingtan,
vi Blowers, i. L. Kyc
| n. ii Fisber. George Wi!eon.
: On Thursday evening at tho alumni meet
ing, apoen was read By Rev. Warren Tapliu
, Of Yo1kvi1le. Illinois, and an address BY R:y
+ Chae. Fowler Of Chicago. The address Is dc
serving Of more than passing notice, bu
- lack Of epace prevents revieT r ut this TINT
= It IVES one Of the most interesting exercise
). Of the week.
), ARREST OF EunG1AR.-O1 Thu~saa
g. night tie premises at Nc. 10 Frank1ia ssree
al occupied aB boarding house, were euters
le by q burglar, who managed 70 get into one
i The rooms occupied by 1saac 4. II Hluce, a1
is carry CT two pairs Of pants, three vests,
y bld quilt, hst, two neck tics and shirt tt
y rascal was interrupted while doing up his plu
of der, and was Obliged to leare pDrtfor Of !
n securing, however, the articles cnuu,ecatt
he above. Tie rushed through the back do
ut closely pursued By the inmates, cEamber'
ut over low building ard made good his escaI
d by coaceal;rg hiuselsi IN IN u1cccupied bull
iog without the knov ovledge of his pursuet
j. WHO gave up tic ch1fe ns useless. Yesterd
~ morning ;ht case was given to officers Elii1
oe | and Walls Of the detective force, who male
-. thorough examination of the premises a,
M fortunately thought the rnoccupicd teneme
nd worth IN inspection also Their search !
N. suited In finding the burglar sound aele'
,r- uEon some straw, with his pluuder for b
IT, covcrs- Upon being awakened he WAS 1t Fl.
ID disposed to Be little ugly, but little MOI
~ and phseical euasion changed his resolve, a,
10 he wast taken to the Armory. Yesterday 1T
49, noon he WE Examined before the Poll
- Court and sent to jail to await trial, In 1
- fault OF s., 600 bail The nAme Of the prison
as Harry Potter a1sas Burma He was torme
@ conductor On the etate Street Horss r,
,vs WAY.
nd Was IT 1 CONCERT III there b anyr
Tho who csn inform ns Whist the costume conc
nd 1t Bryan Hal was, hast evening, 10 eho
ely ike to hare him call 1t proper houra and
oer N. The performance gave NJ Italian opt
ION English opers, Engl1sh sa1lads, overtal
op- harp solos, violin solos, caysttnas. .burlesqu
On b1ffo aones, aAczcd songs. orAtorao. s1mp
nta- mics, nfsereres, dirges, marches, polkas
,sly Canterbury Hs1l songs; The sacred, sah1f'
NJ. funny, ridiculous, stupid. twaddiing I
day beautiful, m h one grand hodgepodge. :
him We cannot sttempt my czttacsm; or hl
an- fails ue. We can only ~ that Lumha'
the aria froa, Ernani wa capita1ly 1ooa; I
elu- De Cse1que p1sye4 spasulaty, and tsas
wa opes. wsa veFy funny, and tAat nttle /
pit Dean p.syed the harp ard saug very prstl
It svss Il vnSF funny copcnet kpuNVnk