, 1876-07-03

MI. nroyidence and goodness for Guidance and
aot.ctIon." adds the Methodist in 3 dubious way.
r. tbc Methodist we gather from further remarks
- makes in this connection, believes in Gov. Hayes,
~ wants to see him elected Preaident-
. special performance occurred at Gilmore's
,.raen in New York last night, when the German
centennial Sanger Verband, with IN orchestra OF
I'm musicians, reheo-Ecd the pieces prepared for
the ecelebration Of the Fourth. Nine. Pappcnheim
and uessrs. Bischof and Remmertz were among
the singers.
There were go applicants for admission to the
freshman class Of Harvard College, at the CAM
t,;doe examinations Inst week. A supplementary
Examination will be held in thc fall and the special
examination Mt Cincinnati will take place Us an
n,unced. 1t is expected that the class az finally
r,aae up will number about 40 q.
The rcrc 1lyacinthe who has ceased to be a
+itnar Father since lie became real father is
discou.sing in England, though in the French
rorgsc a,ont all sorts Of things His first address
uas delivered before large and fashionable audi
euce, which inclrded the Duke and Duchess Of
knyll, Nrs. Gladstone, Lord Ebury, the Dean Of
westminster, the Dean OF Chester, Lord Arthur
Russell, II. P, and Ar. Cowper Temple, II. r.
The Bishop Of Winchester presided.
There is a difference Of opinion in the East as to
experts hold that the English stroke was the secret
Of it. while Others believe that there WIS no secret
shout it. but that the Yalc men. being older and
tougher than their adycrsaries, naturally won
The Yale men averaged years older than tho Har-
yard II is significant fact, and an Indication OF
the real difference in favor OF Yale, that bets were
freely offered in Boston the night before the racc
at odds Of four to one on Yale.
Mr. Patrick S. Gilmore is rehearsjng, daily, the
Braxilian hymn composed By the famous maestro,
Gomez, and dedicated to the American people by
Tie Emperor OF Brazil. The hymn ia to be publicly
heard for the first time in independence square, On
the Fourth Of July. There will be $50 musicians
and chozas Of i, 900 voices. The overture is en-
titled ''Thc Grcut Republic and is the work Of
Mr. George r. Nr;stow, Of New York. Mr. Gil
more describes it IS immense he says: t&Thcre
viii be q tremendous outpouring OF Hail Colum-
ba,' .Tbc STAR snanglcd Banner, etc. 1t is to be
the greatest event Of my life, andT shall bend all
ur efforts to satisfy the public..''
The Indianapolis Journal makes an amusing mis-
take in saying thst William Cullen Bryant has been
elected President OF Williams College, to succeed
Dr. 1iopxir1s. DR.. Hopkins was succeeded In 1879
By P 4. Clladbour1e vino is still President OF the
College, and hopes to remain 90 for many years to
CONC Mr. Bryant has been elected President Of
the Society OF Alumni. by the way, Williams Col
lcsc is disposed to make unnecessary fuss about
M-- Bryant, cacksing whenever his name il 1nen-
Toned, Like 4 hen with one chick, to emphasize the
important fact OF her maternity. Inssnuch as Mr..
Bryantlcft the College III his Sophomore year, and
Is now only IN honorary alumnus, there is some
thing unscc1uly in the annual fetich-wor5hip at
Williams:own OF which he is the object. He has
always accepted the homage Of the College people
with certain condesccnsion aud IS il it more than
half bored him.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer Uovse-a. S. Welsh, Iown; Dr.. .,
Bsche, 9. s. a. !; +. P. Gray, Georgia: T. n.
Field. San Francisco; the Rev. Robert Stevens,
New York; D. i. and 7. D: Jones, Princeton. n.
William Dershei1ncr and c. S. Fai1child,
AAIedaay; And4ayw; W. P ptl ptiton .nslor and W.
anan, Louisville. 49,. Grand PaciHc-Wil1iam
Dobcock, Canton, ILL.,. the lion C, S. Uline, St.
Paul: Louis Cahcn, Amsterdam; the Hon. john c..
Spooner, Hudson. Wis Lieut.. ". B. Rose, U. S.
n; Gen. e. $. Dodge, San Francisco; ". P. Rob-
[nson, General Freight Agent Of the North Mis-
sou:i Railroad. St: Louis; j. & Bole, Cleveland
r5.;7 Tt"2vs norsf;ugene ;lSe; q shnw nSnfs Ean
nawley, New Ierk; I: a. Carl
Fulton ark. c. r. Jaurriettc, Urbana; Col It.
Du1zcn, New York. Sherman 1{ouse-M. II.
Dunbar and Miss Fannie Dunbar. Montreal; r.
W. Armstrong, ClereIand; l.. II. Day, New York;
F. Wcllncr, ". SterDeek, and C. ron Schwerzel-
ouch, Aust7ie: " Il. Green. Utica; r. 4. Corbett,
st. Louis: F. Il. 0rys, Dixon; j. A. Jones, Jack
'oasiIlc, Fla.