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New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

The age of the oldest member of the gradu-
atng class at Dartmouth IS and five months and
that the youngest 10 years aud 10 months Edward T.
Parker Of BroOkne, N. H. and OF the senior class Dart
mouth College has been elected To deliver the Centennial
Poem at day, the 10th OF July next II other
appolntments are follows Marshal, G.. W. Bartlett,
Glass Poet NJ H. Fuller Newport, VI; Chronicler, H. X
MontIeth, McIndoe Fails VI; Prophet, s. A. Phlllps,
Framingham Mass; Address President, G. II. Cook,
Grceusboro, VT; Address at the tree, A. B. BIasdelI
Uayerhll Mass. odist, j. McE. Drake, Rye, n. ii.
Among the notabos who have sgned their Intention Of
being present the Centennial exercises are President
Grant Gen. Sherman, Chief Justice Chase-a graduate
i'm the class OF sa6the English Minister 10 the United
states the Hon. j. W. Grimes OF Iowa, the Hon J0hn
wentworth Of Chicago. His E1celeney GOV. JeweH OF
Connecticut Gov Stearus OF NeW-Hampslire, ana ex-
Gov Fenton OF New.YOrk. The present Earl OF Dart
mouths lnea descendant OF the patron rom Wh9n te
College derives it's namehas not as yet returned ue
cisye answer TO the invitation extended to him.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HRw.YORK...


CLEARED.
st.smships-Daosn Laird Glasgow F. w Brune, Fose Bt-
more; Novelty, Wilcox, PHILADELPHIA
Ship-Iais, WhtteinOre CaHso
Baks-Ma Louisa Davis Matanzas Pleides Packard Thndsdi
Cfegos Aen Cieuuegos Tnad Eyerseu Cork ami maTetJ
Narst Thomas Haye; Albert MARVEL Sbraar io or
dsrs Teresa Gale Macabo Monitor Eaton Fronel oI orrsi
FugeuA Mss Ga Sacramento R0bbns New bedoi
tsn5s Iopso6oarIo Penarh Roads orders; Aretts,
Rpberr Cenegos; P0nyert Allen, Genegos Thomas owen,
Gupl MatanIa Pora Thompson 81 johns n ~ Avon DIs9
oTdsrs SolSsy Queen. Gths Queenstown OF Fs
meath for oders Anoy Williams QueenstoSn or Falmouth Tor or
drs: Aub Hory Gibraltar; Wilmington, MaTtell Giaee Bay
Sehrs-M Ilas Cole Harrington Mel Ahner Taylor Dodge,
Wilson :. J. smith baldwin,
Providence; Ben Boaud Basie SaVannah T. Gtoter New
cnb PToyinceowu; Richards AreY, p RI White Sea,
TaTor Boston, Oliver Oliver Eewhupor SetaRANa, Bryant,
Nswbsrypohi Louisa Frances Kelly Providence.
ARRIVED.
Steamship MORO Castle Adams Havana May 2s aud Nassau 3
Bns RSssinE Star Lindsay Min River JAM days OswoOd
Schr. W. H. Cleave Ahury. BleutherA days fruit
schr Helen NJ. Wait. McRea. Para "A days hides
Sehr. b. C. Scrbner. Doane, Glaze Bar 10 days, coal
scHOONKA-RVEK AND ooAsTw:sE
Jurus Webb virginia Anne W Collins, Baltimore.
Mary Person. AleIanina Aiioi HAN Nng'nh-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boroy June l-Arved bg NaVsno. from Cenfuegos; Annie
Ipgram from Havana cbrS f. f. Hall from jamaica Nr from
CA island Arctic from PensAeOa Graate State aud Mary, hom
FonTsr.. NoyaoE Juue APased IN for Baltimore hnEs Reho
from Nsyaue; Roberts from Arroyo, r. r. sehrS
t.rley ana Central America West lude Vckshdrg from Dem
rsr steamship LeP for Bremen; brig John Richards
san FSSScIsco June aCsared ships Abairo ManIno,
Franklin Hong Kong With Oo tans hour Sailed Great Paete h
CAao
FOREIGN PORTS.
a-Ihe HammOnd rom NeE' Tori
May a. arrived a this port as ! a. this morning
LoSDoNDKRRY jane AThe steamship St. Andrew hom Quebec
arrived at this port to-day
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Alder
man Moore committed Henry Hunter on charge OF
larceny Margaret Reynolds Of No 800 Tenthaye, made
complaint that on the 81 inst quantity of female wear
ing apparel valued at $94 was stolen from her apart
mrnt On Thursday night Officer Christopher arrested
the accused the NewBOwey and found n his posses
sion portion Of the stolen property Late on Ihurs-
day night Officer Thompson OF the HarbOr Police saw TWO
men receive two tubs Of butter the side OF one OF the
Pacific Mail steamships, lying at the foot OF Canal
ST. Before thieves could pull away In their boat they
were taken into custody Tie men gave the names OF
Patrick Higgins and Michael Finley, and said they had
been employed by the steamer 20 take the butter
away They were committed for trial.. Thomas smith
was yesterday arrested on the charge OF having stolen
from the Messrs Upgear Co at tho corner OF
Washington ard Dey streets tubs ofbuter The ac'
eused confessed his guilt, and committed for trial
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY.

DECISIONS IN ADMlhALAl'
Judge Blatchford has decided the following
collision cases: -, a.. -. ~. -
was libel filed by the Of the British schooner
Pzabeth 10 recover for collision IN the East River on
the lOh OF September 1866 between the schooner ana
barge towed by the steamboat Spray the barge striking
the schooner amdships, seriously damaging her HE'D
that the evidence shows that the pilot OF the saw
he schooner In season avoid the collision ana mat the
coson was owing 90 reckless management on the part
~ the Spray and Is ordered Tor HDeIo NJ, Win
costa, with a reference to compute damages. -, -,
Pairick O. MOeker aud Joseph Aeo0n agt me Stedin
prouelIer Unit-This a libel flied by tho owners OF
The steamboat Lue 10 damages for collision
between her aud the Unit, in the North River, on the
morning Of the Dad Of November 1861 whereby te Lile
sunk The Court holds that the Unit WAS In fault IN
not having proper lookout and In running at too high
speed past the slip between Piers Nos 10 aud H. where
the collision took place.
Oiirer O. wilson aud John Bergen Rgt The Steamboat
Cot0dThe canal boat Floating Battery, owned by the
libeIants while being towed by the Cayuga down the
Hudson River struck on the rocks near West Point
on the morning OF tho 27h OF May 1851 and was sunk
The Court holds that the canal boat struck through the
negligence OF the Cayuga I'm suffering her TO swing too
far 10 the westward coming around Magazine Point
and orders decree for the beants for the value Of the
boat and her cargo, which were totally lost with costs
and orders reference TO ascertain and report the
amount VI damages
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
4 SINGULAR WILL CASE.
NEARLY s1,OOO,OOO INVOLVED.

In the Suuogate's Court, yesterday, a fur
ther hearing was had in the Chittenden disputed will
case, in which Edward and Asahe Cnittenden dispute
the win OF their deceased brother Lucius Chtenden.
The property involved is between $OOOOO and $OOOOOo
The hold that undue influences were exerted
70 cause Mr. Lucus Chittenden to make the will in ques
ton and aeRe that the widow who is respondent In this
case and Mr.. J. N Ayres Of Stamford, Conn., were the
partes who Influenced him. Divested Of Its verbosly.
the case is this tn APRIL 1865 Mr. L. ChitteHden made
will beQuesthng third OF his estate TO his nephew.
Stern Chttenden and just before his marriage executed
10 his nephew trust deed of his property. This mar
rage violently opposed 10y his relatives and Just be-
fore it was taken place he restrained at the
house Of one Of hem only gaining his freedom by means
OF writ Of habedS corpus which was heard before Chlef
Justice Herman, at Cheshire, IL claimed by the
contestants that bearing that Mr. Chttenden, although
not insane was yet not competent 10 tho management
Of urOperty or the conduct Of business. Immediately
after MS release married the present respondent thea
Miss Amelia lockwood After tho marriage he totally
estrauRed himself from his brothers. revoked tho deed OF
trust given 10 Mr. Stern Chttenden, and made new VIII
tbe ue ON which this suit II based The further hearing
OF the case will take place on Tuesday next at p IN
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
A PECULIAR ADMlRER OF THE POLICE.

On Thursday evening, while Sergeant VIM.
MeCary OF the Fourteenth Precinct sitting in front
Of the sprngst. Police Station, woman came TO him,
and said she entertained high regard for the Police
and for him In particular As proof OF her regard the
woman handed the Sergeant piece OF paper which, on
examining lie saw "A check for $500, drawn on the
Pacific Bank by Aaron Hardman, real estate agent At
the corner Of Broadway and BrOomc.st, In favor OF
Louisa Murgcl and udOrsed by her He gave 10 back 10
the woman. and she again handed IL TO him, and walked
away. Yesterday, Sergeant McClary called on MI Hau
man. and showed him the check, and he pronounced IL
genuine The Sergeant then took II 10 superintendent
Kennedy aud, by his direction deposited 10 win the
Properly Clerk The woman, In appearance, was SOBER
and the time, but she has not since called iOr
check, II is thought she could not nave Oeeh either
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
ALLEGED HEAVY FRAUDs BY BAYKRUPTs

Michael Leavitt and Moses II. Phillips, mer-
chants and auctoneers OF Hartford, who had become
bankpts arrested i'm this city, and brought before
Commissioner Belts, information that indictment
had been found against them in the United States DIS
trct Court Of Connecticut charging them with having,
the lst Of January, 1862 while nsolyent, secreted
large amount Of dry goods and money OF the total value
OF $4,000 belonging to their estate with intent TO prevent
rupcy and thus 10 defraud their creditors with having
failed to disclose false and fictitious debts against their
estate; with having pretended 10 suffer great losses in
their business by making ctOus statements In relation
thereto and with having Illegally disposed Of goods
which had been obtained on credit and were not paid
I9r by shipping large quantities OF them TO Springfield
Mass ana elsewhere To he sold at auction for whatever
they might bring The defendants were held for an
animation on Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
ANOTHER BRANCH OF THE ERIE RAILWAY

In May, 1868, company was organized
under the provisions OF the general act for building
line OF railroad from Mddlotown on the Erie Railway 70
the village OF Pine Bush, orange County distance OF
"A miles. The following officers were chosen' DAhiei
,rbomnson President; VIM. NJ. Graham, Treasurer Jas
H. Norton. secretary. Surveys aud estimates "eIo
made and some subscriptions made Tor building the
road bW no work was actually commenced Last wiz
ter the Iagislnture passed act authorizing the Donu
ING OF the town Of Crawford for ten per cent or hc H
e4esed valuation OF It's real and personal estate Ho0 In
aid Of the enterprise the usual cOnditions OhhS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court-Special Term.-By Ingra.
ham. JHull agt The Mayor. &c. complaint dismissed.
Fleet Admr agt Foley ct al. Judgment for plaintiffs.
Selden ag Bagey motion for trial denied. with $40
costs MeAulife agt Attrdge ct al Judgment for plain.
I'm according to opinion. Bingham agt Dsbrow ct al,
judgment for defendant
Supreme Court Chambers, by clerke. ]. Kirby agt.
Harrison ct al motion to dissolve denied with $40
costs by CardOzo, JDe Barry agt. Eclectic AssOcla
tion, Receiver removed, &c. Nudge al ag Newberger
ct al. motion granted. National Bank OF Metropolis
agt Williams motion granted payment Of costs OF the
term and $40 costs Of motion In re- Hanway see memo.
randa OF decision Rochester agt schueok motion de-
nied costs to abide event
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
AQUATICS.

The Atlantic Boat Club of Hoboken have re-
elected the officers Of last year. follows Matthias b.
Arnold PRESIDENT; Joseph Russell. Yice-Presidcnt; L..
Dinwddie Smith. Recording Secretary; Joseph Benson
Corresponding Secretary; Cassmer Tag Treasurer aud
VIM. A. Butler, Charles spelmann IT,, and Ernest L.
Smith, Investigating Committee.
The we'll known Atalanta Boat Club OF this
City have accepted the challenge OF ViceAdmral Porter
and are willing to row the Midshipmen OF the Naval
Academy sxoared at any time the latter may de-
sire As the students OF the Naval School rank as first.
class aInaeurs and tho Aalautas have long enjoyed n
staudard reputation crack rowing club, the race
should prove "A close and exciting one.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
ACTION FOR THE CUSTODY OF A CHILD-sCENf.
IN COURT.

In re Jane Ellen UCOnnell.-Supreme Court
ambera-CardOLo Justice.-This was habeas cor
pus brought by mother 10 her child t appears
that eight years ago. after the death of its
father, tho mother being unable TO provide for H. per
mcd the uncle take H. the uncle says gave the
child to him. Recently the mother married again and
now being able support the ohild endcavored 10 re-
gain her. The uncle appeared with the child ana staeu
that he had charge OF She child since It's nlss
and that the child attached 10 hlm anu was nas
very unwilling 10 so s mother The Court NOVEL; NJ
decided that the mother entitled TO the ciLu uhonS
uncle then left tho courtroom stating that no 1 ths
look 10 the mother for tho expenses incurred aDou. @
child The child ut once commenced crying ana De,us lug
taken by the mother from tho court ROOM seelnE ai
ce aga At once ran 10 him and cunR 10 him Win Suon
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
THE Union PACIFIC LITIGATIONs.

Pollard agt. The Union Pacific RditcdJ ana
OtIers-CardOzO, Justce.-MotiOns IN this case were
made behalf Of Messrs Crane Tuttle and Mr. Oakes
Ames the case. far they concerned,
10 the United States Courts Mr. Justice CardoZO said as
he had done previous motions Of similar character.
that he shOnld await the decision Of Judge Nelson In
case involving the same questions. After some discus,
siOn tho parties submitted points. Messrs Field and
shearman for plaintiffs Mr.. Clark Bell and Judge Emott
fOr defeudauts.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE NEAR PORT JERvIs.
INTERNAL REVEN UE.

THE THIRTY-sEcoND COLLECTION DISTRICT
AMOUNT OF WHISKY AND TOBACCO IN BOND
OK MAY TAX COLLECTED ON WHIski IN
MAY. ,
Mr. Joshua F.. Bailey, the newly appointed
oo,r IN the Thirty second Internal Revenue Collec-
on DIstrct has his bureau pretty we'll organized and
doubtessy at the commencement OF the new month TO-
narrow will have perfected that wellordered system
which 30 eminenty characterized his man
agement Of tho Fourth Internal Revenue
collection District, now controlled ny zen
,,,o,ton The more important officers In the Thirty
eond District during the administration OF MT SHERIDAN
eonI have retired. aud have been succeeded oy kento
T in whose fidelity 10 their duties MT Bailey, lIoh
in onlcal association with them has every @
I"1s - - the less important clerks under MT SHOOK re-
t hut it is probable that further changes WIN DO
lnain, ,odav or tomorrow. Mr. Chids IS ntst deputy
naue WW"1dcII * third deputy. Mossrs. Vail ana CON
anu Collector Bailey's faithful leutenants OF course
rs xith MIN tho Thirty as 'ney "ero III '"o
Fourth District. - , co,,oo,or shook 10 bis euc.
ossnr collector Bailey, on the st Oh nihy' tHo
- "a tltlaa az whisky in pond, VIZ:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO A SEAMAN.

William j. Crosby and Martin Smith, respec-
lively the Captain and First Maize Of the American snip
Margaret lately arrived from Hong Kong. aud now lying
at the foot OF Madenane, were brought before COmns-
soner Shields yesterday, charged with having, on the
2Tth OF last January, while the high seas cruelty
beaten one Of the crew named Albert Rcmsen, with
Delaying PIN They held In $1,000 ball. each, for an
examination, to take place at noon to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
ALLEGED FRAUD AND PERJURY BY A BANKRUPT.

Moses E.. CrastO, a well known politician,
was brought before Commissioner Belts yesterday,
charged with having auduently omitted 10 give full
statement OF his debts I'm the schedules appended to his
petition in bankruptcy and with having committed will
ful and corrupt perjury in swearing that the schedules
correct.
He was discharged his recOgnizancc TO appear
for examination Monday. II Is claimed by Crasto
that the charges are utterly grOundless.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
CAPT Mills TO RE REPRIMANDED.

Capt. Nathaniel X. Mills of the Eighth Police
Precinct who recently on trial before the Board OF
Police Commissioners charge of having sold tickets
for the proprietor OF circus and menagere In Easton,
Pa been sentenced by the Board TO be reprmauded
by President Bosworth Commissioner Brennan is Hi1d
10 have been In favor Of dismsslug Capt Mills out Tie
remainder Of the Board ayerse TO this extreme
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
A HEAVY CASE AND HEAVY BAIL.

James f. Lyon agt ThOs. II. ISett, John
Kerr, and Watson f. FdIT-supeuOr Court, Chambers
McCNnn, Justce-This is a suit for the conversion Of
bonds An order Of arrest has been granted
against the defendants, fixing their bail at 100000
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
p5SSENG EPS ARRIVED

CFRON HAvANAIa steamship Moro Castle jane 4Nr Baufry
sgd m Mrs Hney daughters A. Bailey g. Morales and
servant Sir Mapea family Mr. Davidson Eewbury william
Lee Miss Morrill, Pratt l. &c Ia Move and daughter Mr
asor anil children. H. fughes John Searies Mr. oeaod
and wife Mr. Graham osier and Thomas kspanek aud
e O. s Consul Nassau Thos W. BarloOnew au amiI NJ
J1dsou Miss Dodd Mis, Bethel Wm Bethel, CAN'T W Berry,
Mr.. sands and daughter Mrs. Jackson family Col I'LL
and family Mrs johnson Mr. and Mrs Williams n H. Doyle
family Mr.. aud Mrs. MeRenie and others.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

force that it was impossible to separate them The con-
fusion attracting Judge CardOZOs attention. he directed
the parties be brought before him. and after talking
little Willie with the little girl he directed that sue DC lels
for few days with her uncle, until It could De seen
whether she could be reconced to go with her mother
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

few days ago. however steps were taken TO secure the
of the Of the town TO the bonding prop
osition but with itle effort the Of the requisite
number OF taxpayers have now been obtained, ana a
meeting OF the Directors will be held in few days 70
for putting the road under contract II
expected make arrangement with the Midland Rail-
road by which the track OF that Company will be useo
for some distance out OF MiddetOwn
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
AN OLD CASE.

At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield, Thomas Thomas was charged
with larceny committed in June, 1868. Loring Jack
son. OF No 81 Oakst, Greenpont, makes afhdavit that
Thomas took the chest of ship carpenters tools worth
$780, from the foot OF Twelfth-st. The watchman at
Snedens yard, identified the prisoner as the thiet lie
pleaded not guilty but was fully committedin defaut OF
bail.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains and parsers arriving this port 'siedte
NeFlork Associated Press oa 20
persons exhibiting the s,isn authority Of W Son,on 1sHsIa
AGENT packages Journal Of COmmcs TINES ibuSE
HOrd San EIIross ErrHHg Post, COEm0cdl arerty SLas
Zrtng and TOrk1 DeB0krat should also be delivered on
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
INITIAL We. ORIENTAL.

The game played yesterday on the Union
Grounds between these weknown Clubs, proved TO be
interesting. The Mutuas have not played this season as
their frstcass reputation calls for. This is probably
owing the fact that they have not met their equals
yet but II Is good plan 10 cultivate the habit or
playing careessly The Orenals did WELL and succeeded
I'm Keeping the Of the Mutuals down to l and Ill
running up their own TO g.
THE TRIBUNE CLUB-NEw-YORK VS.. BROOKLYN.
These mines of the Tribune Club play their
first match game OF the this afternoon on the
grounds OF the Burnside Club, adjoining the Union
Grounds Williamsburgh. Although amateurs, the play
ers are by no mufers the game to-day VIII
demonstrate The players being evenly matched, the
game promises ~ De closely contested.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
STAR We. AIPUAs.

The game between the Stars and Alphas, on
the Capitone Grounds this afternoon will bo well worth
attending The will be close one, as both Clubs
have strong mines.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
BASE BALL.
MUTUAL VS.. ECKFORD.

The game that is to be played to-day on the
Union Grounds between the Mutuas and EckfOds should
be Of the thus far The Muuals VIII have
10 do much better than they did in the rvnPton game 10
take the ball from the Eckfords the latter Club have
displayed 1rstelass phying this season
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

There % Professors Tutors, and other officers
OF the College whose salaries amount yearly 70 0ss 50
the highest being that Of the President, who receives
t750; the VcePrcsident receives 1920 IL Professors.
$3.50 each 10 Tutors, $500 each one, t J62 80 two,
S250 each the Professor Of ElOcutOD, 5000 the Libra
ran $3.50 the Assistant to tho Professor ~ Chemistry
1900 the Janitor $20; Assistant In the Laboratory.
1886 ana an Assistant I'm the Repository, fOO Tho
amount paid for salaries added 10 the other expenses VI
the College gives total o. about $4,000 per anpum,
which makes the cost OF Instruction about 200 Tor each
student.
The general examination OF students gan this year
the lat OF Februry, aud ended tho i0th On the fol
lowing day the second Collegiate teIa eOmpencfd, and
the l2th occurred the JUNIOR oAhbiii0u. The Spring
vacation VIII begin on the 2h " April and end ON the
lst OF May. On the 4th 0i Juue tho examination ~ stu
dents fof promotion will begin ihd ON the 3oth no mem
bcrs OF the Two literary sCClccs viii contend for tho
Kelly medal July therO v III be ptle spentnR,' ana
and on kb0 "a the eIercIssa VI COMMENSURATE Day.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
M.nAiau GSrAs, &.

At WIN. EVERDELL. SONS, No; lo4 ful.
N tes.sL-wEDDIko CARDS Aad ZINE siA''O~
isAsi lslAt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORT /. N.

MNIATURB ALMANAC
Su, n., 4;29 727 Moon Tes"s.., 80:
SANDY HOOK. 400 Cows Isand.... 4 Hell Gstes''' o."
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
Bert SaarSrnis 1Otitt.
STATS o. EEw.YoRE.

EKwYoRE,
PoKr.wa aRpHN oyyIoS No 70 "hhAnsh
NOTICE ia hereby given, in ACCORDANCE wI1n MIL
IN Section Of tie Act pSssd AgId @ SoI 70 al osssoss
Rnon.pIe ths Wardeug o( the Pert 81 Nen - osir,
interested IN OF having q the aolsf.
~ d., .6d sAG surveys OF eannaeoas
sOu V i min tss d.Ys saeseaS this noace On o"Au As
vessels; R
Bell ''''''''''''t
st..msbiD Tariff .'s''''''''''''''''''''iS
S,..,a.bis Moro Castle. "
hhoecAh
Mar O.
Kona Harl.
Hannah
Two brOtAea
BnT Hattie s. Bishop.
Julia X HAtkel.. .AuAnue
d. Bramhall. ..........S n
NIN9HORSk TOMPFIss. fr'sdssi
J. Auys HsaESAs. SecTennL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

w., IN. oneration OF the recent changes IN the law
OhueI % -, 6sLy i'm bond II 10 being rapidly Withdrawn
ln The lat day OF July next IL must all be wthodaWh
or bo subjected to forfeiture Aho ioh""inS " %" 'S'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

To show that the benefits OF the College not reapcd
exclusively by the wealthy 10 Is only necessary TO
captuato the table If admissions for the academic year.
ending July 49, 1862. which gives the occupations OF the
parents OF the Students:
OF BROKERS, there 1907 Policemen Peiier Tor
Of BANKERS bboenAkers, Czrpebter Fruit
OF Merchants and Manufacturers B9 srer Bakers Butchers kc
VI LEwyss Physicians aud Min. ks....,............t2 ks
01lOi Gentom
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

THE UNION COURSE, L. l., TRoTTING MEETING
LAST DAY-YOUNG COMMODORE WINS THE
MATCH, MANHATTAN THE PURSE OF 5000,
AND CORA THE 81 900 PURSE.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-29
AN ADMONITkON.

We hope to see a crowd of
stumpers enter upon the can
vass in a few days, and when
they begin their work, they
should do SO with the fixed
purpose to say and do nothing
that can tend to mischief. Let
them ignore all the old dogmas
and distractions that fell with
the Southern cause. Let them
avoid sectional taunts and pre-
JUDGES. Let them, as Colonel
Baldwin did acknowledge their
duties to the government and
their obligation to do full JUS
tice to the negroes. The aim
Of all of us should be to carry
&C raeny votes ee possible tor
Walker, the expurgated Con-
stitution and good Legisla-
ture, and to avoid any express
sion or act that may tend to
lose us votes at home, or turn
from us the sympathy Of the
authorities at Washington and
of the Northern people. Wing.