The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-29
The GermnAahf 3 Bene f6fal sociel
Inc order Of Saint Patrick,

hood, A4-tes t-S Sk--s :
The Governor, State officers and mem
The Mayor, Council and CITY officers.
The Judges, members of the Bar and
County officers, 4atE = AsHHn
The Clergy, Medical Profession, &C.,
Manufacturing, Mechanical, Trade, on
other Industrial Assoc Citations, or repro
senthtves thereof,
Braymen, Express Wagons, Cartmen,
Delegates from abroad, and zSsE
CitizensgeherHly9 y EfI1Ss-t7Ests
Il is proposed to form a procession
ettrly enough in the morning te7termi-
nate In time to permit shoots, societies.
ana others designing to leave the city
by rail, steamer or otherwise, to do so
with little 9r no detention. .,,.,+o ,rrc1
From the itashihhg 4, RepSotEttesE!ll esE!lI ioHe1
, WARRINGTON AND JEFFERRON
COBLEGE.
The Trustees, Of, this Institutioh ga,
tabhBhed by the consolidation of the
old colleges of Washington and JefTer-
son, held their second meeting under
the new charter on the 2lst inst, at
Sanonsbhrgh, forthe purpose of carry
ing forward the work of organization,
1--WE give to our readers Rudlijah account
as we can gather from the proceedings,
present. ? @lE52 = III
ut will be remembered that in the
Acadenlical Department., which is loca-
ted at Canonsburgh, the senior, junior
and sophomore CLASSES are to be in
structSd. This observation-disclosures
at that place, of the President, and the
four Professors of Mental and Moral
Science, Mathematics and Astronomy,
Natural SSience,I anClh AncienEJ Lafl<
guages. The Freshman class, the Pre-
|paratory Department, (haVing reference
to the pursuits of life, aside from the
regular profeSsions) will be conducted
at Washington, under the care of the
Vice President and Professor of I an
gunges, and thosd of Mathematics and
Mechanics, Natural Science and Eng
lish Literature with Modern Languages.
One of the four chairs at Washington
will not be filed at present, but viii be
as soon as the finances will admit it.
We learn that with charactistic deli
cRcy both DIR. Scott and DIR. Riddle
declined being candidates for the Presi-
dency, leaving it to be occupied by O
new man hereafter, to, be, chosen. DR.,
Scott having made other arrangements,
also declined to accept any position in
the Faculty, thereby putting it out Of
the power of the Board to avail them
selves of his valuable services. I pTt
Riddle, Prof. Frazer, Prof. Jones, and
Prof. Linn. qll tried men. were severally
selected to the chairs at -Ca1onsburg, in
the order in which we have before
stated them. The Rev. james Black,
hitherto Professor of Greek in Wash
ington College, was chosen Vice Presi-
dent aud Professor of Languages, and
VIII ofeourse be the executive head of
the branch of the College, located at
Washington. Two of the e-remainin6
three chairs will be filed by appoint
ment at the seHng QfthesBo Board
about the LIST Of August, These PfOEeR--
sorships are new, at least in many OF
their relations, and after constructing
them mt the late meeting, it was deemed
best to take little time for durther
confederation before selecting the men
to fill them 2 sIt 1+b ieXpeeted that the
way will be open Mt the same time to
fill the Presidency with a competent
and acceptable person. - - 4 ~ - !. !
Thus far, we understand, the proceed
1ngs Of the new Board have been mark
ed with gleatJ courtesy, tin94ess and
cooperation, We. doubt not this will
continue, and with the divine blessing
the objects contemplated in the consoli-
dation will be secured. We think that
the arrangement of the course TO be
pursued at this place will convince
many who have been skepticdl, not to
speak of others who, have taken, plea
sure i'll misrepresentation and diSpar-
agemont, that the scheme has only to
be carried out with tolerable success, to
give the community here the most ud,
miTuble advantages for the education
of their sons, and to attract large
number OF students from abroad. The
hrst half of the old and regular course
of acadeInical instruction VIII certainly
be lifted far above the levelof attention
heretofore given to it in colleges or
academies in this region. And the
scientific course, of three years. having
in view graduation, with or without tho
dead languages, will undoub btedIy meet
the wants of2a very large, class of
young men designing to fit themselves
for civil and military. engineering,
architecture, mining, Commercial bust
ness, teaching, and Whatever else may
demand and reward. liberal acquire
mcnt., Atpst likely indeed, many having
Law or Medicine in view, will, conclude
that this will be practically the best
course for Them. Much will depend, of
course, on the. men yet to be chosen, but
If the choice of these shall be us happy
as that for the Vice Presidency, VIC can
surely promise a blight success!ii WI
shall keep our readers posted as well as
possible in the future developments OF
! the enterprise. l' fs-iie t.''i's q.
The Commencemepts whiehJWill; close
the operHtionsrof the old Colleges Win
be held in the first week Of, August
| that at Canonsburg on the second day
of the month, and Mt Washington on
the following day. The first session OF
| the united College Will open, mt both
places early in September.
THE HARD WORR0 OF Al EnPREss.
\ So the lovely Empress is left alone to
| perform the duties incidental both to
her own peculiar state and that of EN-
tperor as well. The council days are
iabove all labot1ouS and tattgutng, and
| the more we reahct th2Ipore 0urlwondeI
grows that the frail and delicate frame
of the Empress has power to resist the
strain upon the nerves and yttal powers
1 imposed upon her, by The duties of her
position. Thenouncil in general assem-.
tbles ut one O'Clock. Her Majesty has
already received the visits and conipIi.
lments of the variotis officers of her
household, has heard mass in her orato.
ry, has given orders forithe arrunge,
ments of the day, Rnd-InRtfe second