New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

Next Sunday the Rev. Robert Colyer will take
POSSES ION OF tine pulpit oi the ChuIch OF the Me
.fah 10 which he has been called from Unity
Church fl Chicago. III famous place OF worship
on Parl-aye has been associated W th the celebrity
Of more than brilliant preacher and devoted
shepherd aud its annals Gil important chapter in
tle history OF Tie metropolis Mr.. CollSer's Will
not be- the least name in the roll OF lis distinguished
pas.ors. Not a clergyman in Chicago" says The
Clicqgo Tribune in bidding him farewell. " has
found q home in the heart of the people ike that
which Robert Coycr occupies not one could leave
ms and b. missed by men of every church and every
creed as a personal friend as wall he. The very
SIGHT OF his face was 4 medicine FOR any hart and
the grip OF his hand was tonic for any doubling,
despairing one. H. ali these senses he was minis
ter. OF he religion OF the head which busies itself
with the iine-spun distinctions OF creeds he knew
very Ittle but Of that religion Of the heart which
brings one into close, warm sympathy with men.
women and children. which reioIces with those
who rejoice, which wceps with those who mourn,
which aids those who are suffering, which strength
ems those who are weak, and which makes life seem
brighter fresher and better worth living for US all,
he knew the secret and the chosen high priest.
Again Princeton students are in trouble. Two Of
them who went up to Trenton last tuesday having
become intoxicated. broke down the door OF a house
of ili-fams TO hich they were refused admlttancc
were arrested and have been held to bail for trial
in October. Thus have these yonng gentlemen
WHO were sent q Princeton to study Greek. Latin,
Mathematics, Rhetoric and the Natural Sciences
brought Disgrace upon themselves and their college
and grief 20 their families. This, We suppose, how
ever is tie last which will be heard of the matter
They will be expelled from the college, probably;
,t...- hill t,t.,1. e.. a.
$500 each and they will retire 10 the homes which
they have rendered unhappy. II they have the
least sensibllity If they capable Of any manly
feeling; if they are not thus early hopelessly de-
fcicnt in self-respect, much bitter repentance
awaits them. The authorities of Princeton College
are entitled by this fresh misfortune TO much sym
pathy SO are the wel-behaved steady and indus
trious students in the institution. The population
of a college changes often. and the bad element at
Princeton will soon. it is to be hoped, be eliminated
There are several daily newspapers In this city
which claim to he Democratic and are generally III
accepted From the columns of one of them, how
eyer--TAe World newspaper-we learn that The Dorld
is the only Democratic journal published In the
English language in the chief city of New-York.'
Stress being laid upon the words English Ian
guager we are not. by any means, prepared to dis
pute the CLAIM Indeed il Is quite possible that the
universal complaint of Democrats that they ' never
can understand The World" may thereby be ac
counted for
Preparations are already making for really
National celebration of the centenary OF the sur
render OF Lord CORVALLIS at Yorktown, which will
occur on the 10Th OF October. 1851. Governo
Hoyt. Of Pennsylvania. aud Governor HOLIDAY. o.