COLLEGE TROLICS.
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At Bowdoin College. i'll the State Of Maiae,
the students have lately shown themselves
somewhat refractory TO the discipline OF the
place. One Of their number was suspended
eight or ten days for some offence, aud his
class finding the sentence not 70 agree WIN
their views of the Justice Of the case, reSoiv-
ed to do something really worthy OF pnnish


ment The first demonstration OF a flatons
disposition was made by procuring barrel
of tar, to which they set fire III the hH5ht
near the college buildings, aud danced round
it yelling like sayages. After tins ccrcmo-
ny, which seems to have been intended as a
kind Of declaration of war, they proceeded
to actual hostilties. A quantity OF powder
was placed under the tutors chair with a
train leading to ii. and while he was hearing
their lessons, the train was set on fire and
the gentleman suddenly enveloped IN flame
and smoke. fled for his lte.-Soon after, the
chapel bell, which had so long ANNOYED these
young worthless by its mportunate summons
to prayers and recitatons, was taken down,
and it is supposed thrown into the river. =
variety CT other pranks We're PLAYED but VI
CLIENT inquiries being st on foot to discover
the ring leaders in these disturbances, three
of them have been sent away, and the re-
mainder are beginning to be satisfied.