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disposition was made by procuring b,r,.,
Of tar, to which they set fire in The sei a;a,
near the college buildings, and danced rona. sus
it yelling like savages. After this ceren0" uu
ny, which seems to have been intended aa
kind OF declaration Of war, they proceea.,
to actual hostilities A quantity of pow5.a
was placed under the tutors chair w;.s
train leading to il, and while he was h.arina
their lessons, the train was set ON fir. Ing .n
the gentleman suddenly enveloped in Aana
and smoke. fed for his fe.-Soon after ,he
chapel bell, which had so long annoyed thss.
young worthless by its importunate summons
to prayers and recitations, was taken down
and it is supposed thrown into the river 4
variety Of other pranks were PLAYED bu, -,
CLIENT inquiries being set on foot to discove,
the ring leaders in these disturbances tbrsa
of them have been sent away. and the re-
mainder are beginning to be satisfied.


The annual examination of the Cadets =.
West Point, will take place next week c.,
Andrew M. Provost, of PHILADELPHIA. and
Joseph Ritncr, Esq. of Washington county
the speaker of the House of Representatives
of Pennsylvania, will constitute, under tbr
invitation of the Secretary of War, a part Of
the board OF yisiters and examiners.


On Monday last, in New-York, four bows
between the ages of nine and twelve years
were committed to Biidewell, on charge
of robbing Sabbath School. For the last
two months, they had been in the habit OF
watching opportunities during the absenc.
OF the sections OF two churches. in the vicin.
'ty of Bowery and Spring street, to pocke
the collections taken up during service.