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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

southern Express. Pacific Express, Erie Maj!
and bufA" i Niasara Express leave daily. All
other trains daily. except Sunday.
Erie Mail and Buffalo and Niagara Express lsav'
ing oa saturday night. run only to Williamsport.
CINCINNATI Express runs daily; on Saturday night
only running to Harrisbure.
THE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAM
runs daily. except Sunday. For this tseiP So
~pst !. be @ =, ,eca!ed. spH baggage dslivsr'd BY ."
sunday Train No leaves Philsdslghia GYAs
NJ; arrives Paoli $40 a. H.. Sunday TESip M
leaves Phiiadelphia $40 p. n. arrives PaoN 7p
r. N.
Sunday Train. No. ! leaves PAoii 7.2c A. NJ "
rives .Philadelphia s. 20 A. M. sunday Tram Ne;s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

IHE SCHUETZENFEsT.-Ihe exercises at the
Schuetzehfest Park were continued Yesterday. but
were manly the same as on previous days target
shooting, foot and sack races, games and dancing
The target contest closed at II O'Clock TODAY and
The prizes tor Workmanship will he awarded this
Afternoon An interesting feature OF the exercises
tins afternoon is game OF base ball, which will
be played between the .luick Step and lndepen-
dent Base Ball Clubs OF this city, both crack or
CARNATIONS. This is the last day OF the Schuet-
zenfest and the city cars this afternoon are con-
veying large numbers OF people to the grounds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25
Pennsylvania CenlrAl RaIlroaa.
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After 8 p. NJ. SUNDAY, November 18th. lsl.
Ihstrains OF the Pennsylvania IN Central X. Rlesss
the Depot. ut Slst and Market Streets, which b
reached directly by the Market Street Cars, the
last car connecting With each train leaving Front
aud Market Streetsthirty minutes before its depsr.
tuIe. The Chestnut and Walnut Street csrsrun
within one square Of the D. rot.
SLkkPIkGCAR TICK ETs can be b sd ON application
etthe Ticket Office. Orth " stoorner OF Ninthand
Chestnut Streets. and at tho Depot.
A9ENTs or THE UNION TRAYSvER COMPANY will
callfOrnndd deliver Baggage ~ the Depot. Ordsn
left at No. 9Ul Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Market
"lee' WI "TTtITSNSv IeScS eHaEtchHton; Et ~ h;rpnr v,z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

A NOVEL TEAM.-A novel team can be seen
on West Front street every evening. II consists
Of small carriage, 10 which are attached six Of
Pusey, Scott Co.'S Cape Town goats, which
were imported from Africa some time ago
They 60 along at spanking pace, followed by
an admiring crowd Of little boys who express
their appreciation in yells and cheers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

CAMP MEETING AT CHESTER lIEIgHTs.- Camp
meeting at Chester Heights commenced on Tues.
day and will continue until the following Thurs
day week. The managers of this meeting have
been making very extensive preparations during
the past few months, and are determined that
every thing shall be done that is possible to make
1t to the advantage of everybody to attend. Dur
ing the past spring the grounds were thoroughly
cleared up, graded walks made, platform several
hundred feet in length constructed along the rail-
road, the grounds enclosed by good, substantial
fencing, buildings and shedding OF various kinds
erected, and everything done that was thought
would enhance the interest and comfort OF the
people The grounds are delightfully."- situated in a
high and healthy regr,n,free from all UNIV holesome
influence. The water supply IS convenient and
abundant. there being. in addition to the many
springs OF pure water, a water WORKS which has
been constructed, and will be in operation during
the camp n.sstng. Some of the best talent OF the
Church has beeu ai:gaged to be present during the
continuance OF the meSting. 1t should be remsm-
bored that no excursion traiNs will run ON the
Sabbath hence persons wanting to spe.d that day
on the grounds will have TO 60 the evening pre-
vious.-OxFoRD LEADER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

FROM OVER THE OCEAN.-A placard has
been received at the Police Station, in this
city, from Nissen. Parker 4 Arnold As Mark
Lane, London, Offering reward of E400, for
arrest OF thief who stole lS5, 900 francs.
(about $4,000 in 1000 franc notes, from
clerk, Oh the streets of Antwerp, Belgium.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

ARRANGEMENTS Lewis Zebley, 1. t
Crouch, Alexander Kelley, Zachariah pickeIs.
VIM. Bright, II: NJ. Riie and +. c. Grieyes
have been appointed a committee on the par
of st. Paul's NJ +. Church to make arrange
ments for the Brandywine Summit Camp
meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-25

HEAD CUT Last night an int oxicated man
fell. while walking ont Front street, and cut his
head severely against the c,lrbstone. He was
picked up by a policeman and taken 10 the City
Hall cells. This morning he was tried and dis.
charged, and with frightfnlly aching head
started for home, doubtless forming many good
resolutions for the future.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
REORGANIZATION OF THE YOUNG MEMS
GRANT REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

The Young Mems Grant Republican Central
Committee met for the first time last evening at Broad
way and Twentythrdst, TO perfect the details OF It's
organization aud to prepare for the campaign Theodore
p Kelly was chosen temporary Chairman, and John
Cooper Secretary Credentials were presented ana II
was discovered that there determined contest IN
the lid Assembly District to investigate which Com
mittee was appointed. Committee Of one from each
district was also appointed TO report permanent officers
The following were reported and electedby acciamation
President George u. Deane jr; First VicePresidcnt,
George W. Cregicr; Second NiCe-PTcsldcnt, John Il,
Lawrence: Recording Secretary John Cooper Jr Cor
responding Secretary, John f. TObn; Treasurer, ~ f.
Pufer; Sergeant farms, Frank Brady.
The President and Col. f. T. Morgan, Assistant Post
MASTER addressed the meeting the latter stating that
while there was general impression that the success
OF Gen. Grant was assured, there formidable OPP
ponent in the person Of Horace Greeley. The fol
lowing committee appointed to prepare
a suitable constitution, with bylaws, Tor
fbe government Of the General Committee
McsSrs Imlay. Pulcr. Morgan Whtchcld and kasiniTe
The Committee Contested Seats reported IN favor OF
"a new election in the I'D Assembly Distric'. THIS
question was referred to the following Executive Com
Iulttee:
John Gyun Ell Bailey Dovlev. Freeman Erl' james H.
Campbell b 7. No5sal william Mclean James Cnnnng, Carries
s. strong Kse Joseph y. Kspue John urr Edward Bar
bette Murray 1leo1ore p He, James Costello, FrinA
Miller, Archibald 7. Fitch Nes'n Mott
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
Sevjug.9aehinc Rntcrr~i.e.

sEcoND EPEcIAL ArCTIof LOcSSTTCH szWisG nac4yg,
BIZ THR wHtccz L GiBas CosV,Nr.
Oer hundred ocksa d9ul NJ,
were, ye,tersy sold 10 gotvsy h oir of tie Nor
Gibbs Company. whole Of e racaes have iey b'u
eeyod ty the aforementioned CoHT-uy,n NsEi0h nd vicinity "a
eIcharge Er er WILCOX Glib. Silent Family scz1g'aehHe
Tie mcgcs sod sntes the hammer ,uprd fac Collection o.
Wheeler Wilson's Singers, Grover Llicrs HoTrs Eei ant
srecergly M cold0n m,r bsE almost
This ,a sale ht hrs tskes place this rntT Tho
auspices TIE 6pt iavrg been he'd e 5b of 'si A
Twelve Lunei coubetb sst machines sc
riE,ed."
These auction royc'y in The se~r raacne Vo Th'
undoubtedly indicate tL vey dcGo rercHo cts IN & ubs
FOR the Wilcox Gbs racine over Gcy ohcr To ac-ouas
for ts preference study theories o. he yaro ILcs,
ard this ibsi e preference Is ioalei
the fact that aner years o. experimenting, TIE wilcox Gibbs
Company have produced amzre, usrga ss" hd viic 's
securing practically on tie benss eimod FOR tte lock stitch ie
AID important les s,ods The evils irrab rom ta
theory In fact the complications and erdeats Necessary IN %
called ch machine cIterbance a The po-e sg'rsgest
Possesses the o shoud cnsch The twisted oopst'cb,
howaer made by Wilcox Gibbs machine b. far the most e
and practically the this tie only mahns
making h peculiar stitch q all classes of doubecsi
chimes glad to exchange for biei tai convince.
person fits superior merits
AT the SALE Yesterday. fne double thread machines worth when ~
hcm SEQ TO 5O so1 as low IS from SO to so each
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
CLEANINGS.

w. S. Hines and Karl Kase are organizing
Young Mems Greeley and Brown Club in Newark, N j.
A Greeley and Brown Club has been organ
lied in Bergen, n. j. o. c. James is the presiding
officer
Fifty residents of the Seventh Ward formed
an independent Greeley Club last evening at No. lG5
East Broadway. b. +. Deirks is President; i. W..
Alder Wee President; F. f. Mullins Secretary, and
Charles Seiber Treasurer The club hopes TO enroll 800
members.
The residents of Pearsalls Long Island, are
invited to attend ratification meeting to be held in the
depot, on Monday evening, under the direction ~ the
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club OF the Town Of Hemp
stead.
The United Democratic and Liberal Repub-
hcan Campaign Club Of the XvIth Assembly District
will hold meeting in the New-YOrk Assembly Rooms,
TwcntysecOnd ST. and FlrsaYe., this evening, for the
enrolment Of members.
A Greeley and Brown Club was formed at
Ditmars Hail. Jersey City Hights, last evening and be-
fore adjournment 200 members signed the roll. Great
earnesneEs manifested and speeches made by
I. II. Snyder and others.
The XVIIth Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club will meet at the wigwam in
day evening. Speeches will be made by Col Lansing,
Major Haggerty, George N Anderson OF Missouri, and
others.
Gov b. Gratz Brown has so far recovered
from his illness that he able TO visit
the National Liberal Republican Executive Committee
headquarters, yesterday morning He remained about
very weak and looking somewhat pale, his recovery is
now beyond q doubt.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
THE GRANT REPUBLICAN NATIONAL EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE.

The Grant Republican National Executive
Committee took possession yesterday Of its new head
quarters Rooms Nos. l, . and 8, Fifth Avenue Hotel
Members Of the Committee conferred with number Of
prominent politicians during the greater part Of the day
The business Of organizing for the coming campaign
and the political outlook IN North Carolina the sub
jects under discussion. EXGOv. +. D. Morgan, Chair
man; W. E. Chandler of New-Hampshre. Secretary; Gov
Clahin of Massachusetts, Gov. Jewell OF Connecticut
Gov Catte OF New-Jersey, Senator Chandler Of Mchi
gan, ex-senator Abbott Of North Carolina. Russell Er
ret Of Philadelphia, Chairman OF the State Executive
Committee for Pennsylvania; ex-Gov. Newell of New
Jersey Senator Harlan of Iowa, H. D. Cooke Of Wash
ington Oakes Ames Of Massachusetts,, the Hon. J. b.
Blair Of West Virginia, and Gen. McCurg Of Colorado
were present.
The headquarters will be open every day, and W. E.
Chandler, Secretary, will he in attendance.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

TRANSFORMS IN WEST yIR
VICTIMS OF TIE HEAT.

The weather in this city, yesterday, was sui
o., and oppressve Cases OF sunstroke were more hi-
irons than they have been for several days past Inc
following were reported;
Iohn Mahouey, age "a. of No $50 Waters' was iou"'
ortbe Bowcry, suffering from sunstroke. - ,,.
Peter Karn, age 49, OF Cambflhg''-hNc J'rSry w
s overcome by the heat at Parkplace ana BtoauMy'
~Geor',c CLapman boy Of No. 22 Nayy-St, Brocklyh'
tainted IN the Fulton ferry -housc. IL, ., No o,
Henry straw age 5O OF Greenpoint, died at NO. %
Great JOucs-st., whlle at Work; - o.oroo,oo 4,
Crand-st. . ~. ooo Mt, q, ,yaa found I'm
Inst HOustonst 49,, ., ,,o.. =, ,,os overcome
Il, thc heat i'm WaTrcn-st, Tuesday. ana taken 10 'uu
Trtres n U1sutal. where he died yesterday.
Ch.rle, Dan gertcd 43, of No 40 NOrth Seconus
ponlyn was prosirated in North Ninthst, ana ded III
10 minutes 90 ,ho,or rosidino at M II
c,if"nherst New YORK. was prostrated at the loot o
JoraeuiOn-st., Brooklyn. -. - ,,, ,
'VNibn1s Hoffman, a carpenter. OF No. 90 BoerunSt'
~ frustrated In Furmanst brooklyn - -- -
"scsI,tan Smyth was Frustrated IN Moh'rosc-a'e'
BroRlyn. - - .o. h,, ,ho bo.t IN
UudOn-aye Brooklyn. -, r.,h ava and
Joln Kelsey, nee IS, was overcome Ut icn'n-''e ""u
on. and-tweniy -ffth-st
Mncs Dugrate, age Ji in Ciinton-si
1'h,res Sarscnsheidt. In IIoustonst
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
WAsuIycTOv. Juno 27. 1872.
REPUDIATING GRANT.
A REPUBLICAN EDITORS FAREWELL TO TIE RE
NOMINATION PARTY.

A REPUBLICAN EDITORS FAREWELL TO TIE RE
NOMINATION PARTY.
Mr.. William j. Fowler, one Of the editors OF
The Rochester Express Grant organ one OF whose pun
fishers is oceholderl publishes in The Rochester
Union a statement OF the reasons which have induce
him to oppose Grant and support with earncsness the
nomination Of Greeley and Brown Mr.. Fowler says:
Six months ago prayed and hoped against hope that
something might he done TO prevent IrtsdcnL bhht
denomination which must result in Republican
defeat and the possible triumph OF the old Pro-Saycry
Democratic party. An overung Providence guides
human affairs more wisely than / could devise. That
party which dreaded is to-day reorsanlzed ON the
nOblest platform ever adopted IN this country, anu
abandons its old hercscs 10 baltic With true
Republicans against corruption in politics and
Capitalization in the Government To slenallzs
its acceptance by the New Era, the rcorPaniZed
Democratic party has nominated two Of the nobcst and
best Republicans in the country. We are living in
strange times. The Democlatic party which, only lew
years ago was the dread Of patriotic Republicans IA to-
dav their best hope to the country from the eNs
like that which has in one year lifted Japan from bar
barism TO the front rank In civilized nations To-day
thank God that Grant renomnated for II Is only that
the whrlwind Of popular Indignation may sweep him
from power, and with him me corrupt ana Degrading
system which he mas lnaugurhleu IN hnoiic t ca,, i
politics The old Bourbon and irrccOnclaOc elements IN
the Democratic party-the men who eannot give w oid ~
hates and preiudices-are denouncng uteee} host OF
them VIII rally under Grant And Tor thls am dOnbly
glad. Nero wished that all Rome had only one neck
that he might sever II at blow. All the evils in
American politics to-day o Ne rallied To the support
Of President Grant ana one grave VIII I'm ouiy ths @
day. regard Horace Greeley with an affection Ike that
OF coarse abuse with which his name has been
received, all not blinded by party must re-
cognize his honesty aud sincerity. Party mad
ness cannot last always. The American people must In
time know Horace Greeley better and love him more.
Before the close his when the corrupt Of
patronag &c been abolished, when the right Of local
segovernment has been vndcated when lasting peace
has secured two long aenated portions OF
our people and the equal rights Of all nave been
made undspuied axOms In every section OF the country
the administration OF Horace Greeley win rank with
those OF Washington Jefferson John Quincy Adams aud
Abraham Lincoln In the bonencent results Will have SO
cured TO the American people.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

Pres,dou,. r,elo. mccurdv Joscrm studholme. W
Cross. vicePrestdents; Thomas sprs. - r.. Green
Thomas Bacon, Treasurer; n J Aversh, rs, Vean, Ex
d. MagOne, j. II. W. Ferguson, and j0ln ~
ecutiye Committee. -
The Vest MerideD Comm Gh=e1 has ,'''sscu
into tho editorial charge Of the Bey John T. petee "
Wilbur =. Davis. and will support she Reform tcKet
A weekly campaign paper has been started
In Topeka. Kansas in the Interest OF the Cincinnati
ticket The STATE Record Of that city placed the
names OF Greeley and Brown at the head oi ts columns.
The Greeley men of Princeton, H., opened
the campaign last Saturday. large assemblage was
al dressed ny The Hon Washington Bushnell, Major Geo
W. ntlpp ana james s. Eckes. Republicans in that
Brown.
On Monday night Greeley and Brown Club,
with Dr Joshua Draper President organized at
Mddletown, n. Y. The Club about equally composed
made by C. ii. Horton Supervisor of WAIKIKI DR.. j.
Draper Judge d. d. McKoon. s. NJ Boyd OF The Middie
TORN Mercury, and Others
For real out-and-out organs, the Boston
newspapers OF the denomination sort furnish admirable
models Now, this tribute to Mr. Greeley refresh
ing as IL is complimentary the Republican party in
which he Is supposed TO have held prominent positions
would bo possible to find in the country. and has
grown old and gray in the arts of political mischief"
A few days ago, The Neo- York Times pub
lshed under the head Of Liberals Deserving Greeley"
a statement that Mr. Read. President Of The Danbury
Conn Greeley Club had declared he would not support
Greeley since he had become Democratic candidate.
The Secretary Of the Club writes to TUE TRIBUNE that
Mr.. Read has made any snch statement and has
no intention Of deserting the Liberal cause.
POst-Oilice editors must be more cautious.
Here is whose ignorance has led him into a very
ndiscreet" assertion. Some having tod him that
MOsby had declared for Greeley, he aludes to the
Colonel rs Guerrilla Mostly" and thinks his change Of
sides ought to be good thousand votes for Grant"
Now as Mosby has not deserted Grant tho lnqurng Will
ask If his championship good for thousand votes
for Greeley
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Auburn On. " Morning Ne,Os, which
lived Dut a short time Republican paper, has been
revived and will support the Liberal movement.
Three hundred and forty Republicans signed
the call for the Greeley aud Brown meeting held In Min
neapols, MIMI last night.
conference of several prominent straight
out Democrats was held In Richmond, Va yesterday with
the alleged purpose of forming coalition against Gree
ley and stump the State for Grant.
An enthusiastic meeting of the supporters of
the Liberal ticket was held In Ogdensburg a. " Tues
dIy night, al l-rs5 campaign club was Organized.
TIE officers VI the Slup arc VI fQl9Vs H. u, DAlIeh,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Cornwall. who assisted in the abduction OF
n hss found guilty London Carada and sentenced 10
three y,an in The peni'enLarj'
prof H. Wilson Harding of Bethany College.
m has elected the chair Of Physics and Mechanics
in the Iehigh Uni'craiy'
Elijah l.. Hamlin, ex-Mayor OF Bangor ana
senator amn died Tuesy night after long aud distress
i"s ,lness lie was - years OF age
The rumored lynching of anti-Chinese incen-
At ,,n Cal BY fsrmer sitrr being repeated IN various '
dl,n, a1,r. proveI 10 be utterly without f.uEditon
Lewis Kelly brakeman on the ,o ISoston m, ana 10
ptros living West sioesbhdge, badly crushed DC
AIns s the ears at Albany, yestenlay, that be died
Jullus Chambers, who undertook TO paddle MS
Do yaren from aie lsskA TO EewOrcans' reached 0aIey'
aud shipped his ~ Louis the steamer Iob h")'
Michael Hickey and Joseph Carlett. employed
s.ia ia making excavation for gtnk in 'le'eaaa Vo
,s hy the eiTng In OF the ehh aud sAoiAevl " wy
could be rescued -. CT,
r. NJ. Cooley, IA wealthy resident Of SprlngheItd.. ~
a.. axe about 90. stabbed twice IN the head
pa. .Tp,n.g gir ~ f ei that the v"uwH VI
G n ttousst sheTe Saases Iva VIC aSs 'Se"'s As' "
Ll. ls.lpsJeL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18


ARCULARSAt Tarytovu, Tuesday Juy IS. BissTi
stuart liant and Grace Ar,alas, ase months
Fslera at the residence parents THURSDAY afternoon
az o'clock
BRIGGS-At Amoack wchester Co.. " " On Wednesday Jn H.
William j. Briggs, in toe 2ih year Of bis sge.
hny NJ T. 'G Ghu oo on T fs 'S % J 80 &C. at % oo p NJ Cs
Will be in waiting Kslco the ARRIVAL Of tho s5 train fO@
BRIGGs-on weineay July H. wafd Dorner Rev.
Chss A. and Jlha Bnsgs, n.ed mouths, , 49, -, -, H.,
Il. At6 p. at the PRESBYTERIAN parsonage, Rosee " J.
BIXBY-n Paris, July l6 97l, D. W. Bzty formerly Of SewYOrk
BoYDA Aurora H. July Elsie Noble wife q Jesse B9y ,1t
mother q Care L. Bod and Ro5er do Chicago and James
Boyd Of New lofA' aseio years
Monday the 18th Gst Lucy reci Of Charles Brooks
The friends and relatives Of the fmy to attend th funeral
services late red a Sandt BROOKLYN, T. hiri.
stTaifo1i Soras and BrdsePoT' paper, please coy
GREG )RY Long BsiPc T. ay ~ Fr,enc. W,r;en oaag
Notice Of funeral IN Frdny'sraper
KLEMN-on Tuesday evening, JAY i6, jones Eager twin son oi
AuEu;tq5 and 4 + G. ken az 3 month, ,n5 . ,.. a,yc
LINBSOn Tuesday Juy l6 Louise daughter Oft ate George
The relatives and friends family also those ofher brohern ,".
Richard nienres are respectfully invited attend the funeral
aufssy morning Jy 10 10 o'clock, from her late GcsleHee %
LIyINGsToS-On Monday inst, Frances caH wife Of Ed
The ye and arc invited to funeral ne Church
Holy CommuEon sizaye aad Taeaueh st. on ihu"la
Low-n Brooklyn on wne,v l7,h ins May P. Low. widow
The ,ggsf vii iase rac on Fra~ the 18Th O'Clock NJ
from her late rrs encc 2. Colcorit. Brooklyn. relations
and friends Of the family invited 10 attend
OROn Tuesday inst, Juliet b. wife Of Alexander Orr
and i;er of Annie bows.
Mott Of funeral hereafter
PRIMEJuy Il 1872 Kate L. daughter OF John l. ani Louisa fns
a.ts months and Il DAYS.
Of Mr. bfune 100 est IWeblrs
st.. Friday, July 10, at9a. M
RUDDA Clinton " Y on 10th inst; Erasus Barnes Raid Of this
city, In the 3Oh year arothis age.
sHAw0n the l,h inst, Henry Shaw aged 20 months Ani
Tie relatives and friends ~ the family rsueuy ir7itd 70 ini
hi. iauer.l his are residence l2S Indat' Greenpon on
Irilly afternoon, at o'clock
WARREN-Saerg Won8iay morning July H. sarah f. dauSh-
ter of Tbo1a, nd Eliza Warren.
The relative ends " th family e'iiuiy invited 70 ael
Residence, MOnoer lfia I'D
O'Clock. without further notice
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
M1DDrETowY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.


MDDLETowN, Conn, July 1C.-The reunion OF
the class OF 1917 held here last evening in the Memo
rial Chapel Present aud on the platform were the fol-
lowing members of the class: Orange Judd of The Amer
,ca Agyiculturst President; the Rev. Jas. ~ Dean,
president of East Tennessee Wesleyan University; Prof
Alexander Winche!l LII. d., Of Michigan University; :;
tho Rey Bishop Andrews of the NJ. l.. Church; the Rev.
Daniel Dorchester Of Lowell Mass; the Rev. Dr. DE- H.
King: the Rev. s. W. Robbins of East Haddam, Conn.,
the Rev. BenJ Plilsbury of this city; Mr.. Edwin q
crisvpld Of Eyria, Ohio. The exercises which were
very interesting, consisted OF an oraoh Dy lhc NV
pshop Andrews the Glass History by the Rev Dr. King
Of Fort Edward n Y, and a poem by Prof Winchel.
1ese were nterspersed by remarks from the
President and music by the Arion Glee CluO'
The class consisted OF o. OF whom 20 now survive
Their average is % years. months oI the class are
% SONS and 80 daughters The class furnished IL clergy
men LAWYERS, United States Senator (COe OF Cali
and number Of others who have become DISTINGUISHED
i'm their respective pursuits IN the auteh1e mas ,; ie
venerable and bclov cd Bishop James NotWlhStnuihs
the intense feeling among the students agaihst tnt
admission Of 10 the college Two OF lhe uIeaosu
%sings are here "seekng their rights" aud are the
observed Of all observers There great iceihg IN tne
matter and It Is fondly hoped by many that the Irus
tees viii reconsider their last years vote whereby
womeu are permitted to enter the University -, >,
The sophOmores buried mathematics la-t e nent lI
Great style aud did It we'll After the funeral they had
supper at the New-iork Hotel. e.. .,,o. .t,s ,.oor
The Neurology contains but few names TINS year
Among them are the following: The Rev. Dr. Edward
Bannister Qs3 the Hon. K G. Underhl Qsi3) oi BROOK
I'm prof Henry & Noyes usis).
amorg The new arrivals Of Alumni, the Rev. DIR
Curry s37 editor OF The Neio York Christian Adroede
thn Rev Dr. Newha OF Lynn Qsi6), Mass; Judge Geo
pynolds nsi) OF Broohyn the Rev Is. X. Pierce d. D.
usil editor OF ZiOn's Herald the Rev. Dr. W. Lhu
ay si0 VI the Boston Theological seminary the Kew
~ This mornings gymnastlc exhibition very fine
and we'll mcred the applause which the large auene'
There have been twenty-five applicants for ADMISSION
which argues well for a class OF from % 10 w.