TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, July n, 1s45.
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TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, July n, 1S45


Another Account Of the Fight ,cith the Faculty.


take the liberty of furnishing you with the parti
culars of a serious rebellion which has lust TAX
place in our college,


Last week procession of students was formed,
in order to lay the corner stone of new college
now beings erected. In the absence of the Pre-
sident, Che being at Pittsfeld with his daughter,
lately injured on the rall-road) the senior Professor
deeming the whole matter an irregularity in very
hasy and peremptory manner ordered the procession
to stop, and the students to disperse They, bent on
the execution of their design, Chat Of having little
harmless SPORTY refused to do so, declaring that, as
the ceremony to take place out of the hours ap-
proprated to study, they had right to continue
their operations, and amuse themselves as they
thought fit. He however insisted upon disconti-
of the proceedings, but they refused to comply
cordingly laid with due form. The consequence
the rustcatlon of three four of the leaders.
The students Immediately had meeting, and re-
fused to recte until the others restored The
faculty would not allow them to return until their
term of rustication had expired, while the students
still hold out. IT is thought that the annual COM
mcncement will have to be dispensed with.
FROM ST. CATIARrNEs The brig Bridgeton,
Capt. Gray, arrived at New York on the 18th inst
St Catharnes, with 800 barrels ofsperm oil shipped
home by the whaling barque Elizabeth Of Mattapoisett
From a letter received in town learn that Cnptain
Jenney, Of the Elizabeth, and Mr. - supercargo of
the Bridgeton detained Catharnes as
upon charge ofevadng the duty of 81 per barrel upon
oil rcshippcd at that port We understand that the oil
transferred from the Elizabeth to the Brdgeon in
oftbe bays adjacent to the harbor Of Caha
and after the transfer had been made boat appeared
from the holding out inducements officers OF
the vessels go shore for supplies Of refreshme
Capt. Jenncy and the supercargo, with a boats crew
accordingly went shore leaving the in charge
Of the boat Immediately upon their landing they were
arrested. The boats effected their return TO the
vessels It is supposed that the absence Of sufficient
force alone prov entedho and
The Elizabeth proceeded to St. Helena charge of the
mate obtained advice of the American consul at that
port.-New Bedford Mercury


DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-A fire occurred about half
past three O'Clock this morning at the "Franklin
works. about seven miles from Baltimore, owned by
Messrs Wethered Brothers, large three build
ing, used a wool house and store. THIS extensive
building large stock Of wool and OF the goods in
the store entirely consumed. The loss we un
derstand will probably be from 500 600 to $50 OO0 We
are informed that there IL insurance the building
and stock OF 900 in the Merchants Office Of this city
factory short distance from the buildings consumed
saved by the untring OF the hands on the
place. assisted by neghbors who attracted to the
scene by the light which plainly al a great
distance We learn that the propricors purpose TO com
nience rebuilding Immediately. We arc requested To
state that tho above fire will not interfere with tn,
operations OF the woolen lactoryBaitimore Patriot
Jaty 80.