, 1873-06-29

Theological Seminary, Of the Hengstenberg
library, Of II 600 volumes, mostly in Gefnsn;
Greek, and Latin, but very valuable to the sd
yaneed student There has also been accumu-
lated credltablo collection Of apparatus and
specimens IN the chemical, philosophical, geolog-
lcal. mechanical, and physiological departments.
The University. though under the general con-
| troll Of tho Baptists, is
DR.. Burroughs, in his account of bis first in
| terView with Mr.. Douglas, at Te,ro Ha1te states
its true position, thus: mr. Douglas finally con-
ceded TINT, to the extent that denominatlonl Il
solute control but Of such we1l-defned relations
as would preclude future strife, for CONTROL
luis plans might be modified to suit
tie enas which we sought.' And, in
tn the >, final IA result, they "ere SO modified
| majority Of the Board OF TruntceB shall always
be Of the Baptist denomination. This, of course,
o1erts an influence upon its general character,
"a is seen from the fact that, Of the fifty stu
dents who now hayo the ministry ultimately in
view. forty-eight are Baptists so that, without
the University as feeder, the Baptist Theolosi-
cal Seminary, located IN its vicinity would be Of
little use to the denomination.
Upon tho general point OF oidcnominatonal con-
troll, tha Hon. Thomas Hoyne, who may be said
to more nearly represent Mr. Douglas after lis
death than any other in University matters, said
In speech upon q public occasion ''Gentle-
men OF tho Baptist denomination, il could ever
LEO WILL t!o oIatoI so command language In
thoughts that breathe and words that burn,
"ouldpay the most eloquent Of tributes to your
organization. The founder OF this institution
placed its fortune undor your caro- as q great
VnlTersty-school in trust for posterity. For
the broad, catholic spirit in which the trust has
Been executed, you arc entitled to the thanks
and gratitude Of the city, aud the State, and Of
the country
THE PRESENT FACULTY
OF the Collegiate Department is made up az fol-
Tha {yau I'll n -
~. D., President, aud Professor OF Moral and
intellectual Philosophy James r. Boise, Pb.
d.. IL. D., Professor OF the Greek Language
and Literature; William Mathews, L. B..
Professor OF History aud English Literature;
Alonzo J: Howe, II. A., Professor Of Mathe-
matics ]. William 6tearns, II. A., Professor OF
the Latin Language and Literature Truman
Henry Stafford, B. l., Professor OF Astronomy.
and Director Of the Dearborn Observatory;
Henry Booth, Il. D., Hoyne Professor OF In
ter, LII. D., Lecturer On Cosmical Physics G. |
Gilbert Wheeler, B. S., Professor Of Analytical |
and Applied Chemistry; John c. Freeman, II. A.,
3. D. Associate Professor Of Ancient Languages, |
and Principal OF the Preparatory Department. |
-, Professor OF Geology and Mineralosy;
George F. Root, Mus, D., Professor Of Music
G. E. Richard Mueller, II. L., Tutor in German
Ransom Dexter, II. D., Lecturer on Comparative |
Anatomy and Zoology Nathan Sheppard, Pro-
Instructor in Drawing.
Instruction in Spanish italian, and the Scan
dnav1an Languages will be given to any who de-
sire it. By Prof. Wheeler. Instruction in French
has been giren during the past year by Prof.
Mathews. The instruction III German during
tho past year has been under the charge
Of Prot: Boise, assisted by Mss Alice R, Boise,
=. A. Coprses Of lectures havo been delivered
during the yea, by DR.. Joseph Haven, on tho
History Of Il, Philosophy. and the Rev. Dr.. Patti
sou, late 7lce-Presidont OF the University, has
delivered course Of lectures on the viii, and
give instruction in Logic. Van Buren, Denslow,
of the Law School, hes delivered course OF
lectures on Political Economy to the Senior
Class.
Tho Hon ". B. Ogden is President Of the
Board Of Trustees J. Y Scammon aud Samuel
Hoard, Vice Presidents the Rev. J. B. Thomas,
D. D.. Secretary. and John ". Griggs, Treas
1rer.
The Hon. L. D. Boone is President Of the
Executive Committee, and the Rev. J. L. Smith,
D. D., Secretary.
In addition to the local clasees. the University
nalnt.ins preparatory departments at Boayer
Dam, Wis, called the Wayland Institute, and
'lso at Winne:ka, in this State. Including these,
TEE REGISTER
stands as follows: