Price Two Cents.

HARTFORD. August 8. 1876.
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New York and Hartford Railroad Commence


ment Of Trinity College, &c, &c


On Monday last Mr. E. H Broadhead, Chief En-
gineer of the New York and Hartford Railroad,
commenced the survey from Hartford and Mr..
Smith al Danbury, with their assistants. We are
in earnest about this matter, and in two years me
you viii see our cars al the City HaI, loaded with
passengers. The New Hayener5 and ':Sopnd route"
folks may sneer al Us Just as much as they please,
but let those laugh who win, say |.


The commencement of Trinity College took place
in this city yesterday. The procession from the
College to Chrst's Church, where the exercises
We're held, Yves large. The graduating class num-
oered only 10, whilst there were from GO to 20 stu
dentn III al Thus II Is almost annually. The Sopho-
more and Junior classes very large bur The Senior
class very suial from students leaving TO graduate
| AT other colleges. There must he something rot
| ten IA Trnly." Some folks say II j. all owing 10
the President, that he has control or influence
over "hc hcys," although he i good teacher, hut
hacks discipline. great effort has heeu made to
Gust aim, hul II Is no go.
! The pcr;olmances N the church We're al very ar-
lfur ;iate, and went oil well aud cfcd.tabe the
| araduitas. hut tact- urubgailaes ,.ad evdeutlg,
been trimmed Why not let students spssk lher
own ihonehls aud feelings, nufrainneied, ana thea
the public could better Judge of their calibIe! The
church filed, bat ninr-enths OF the Audience
were bright eyed ladies. who always are cr band
npon such occasIcns. The music was syent' az as
HE pcrfornances by Mr. Bdbcocks, The orgaa,si,
,ways are.


On Wednesday the corner stone for ar additional
building WAS laid wiin appropriate ctgeislunieN--&d
dress by Professor Siewat
ORDER or EXERCIsEs.
VOLUNTARY oN THE ORGAN.
PRAYER
Latin Saiufqio,y 0gsiioa john T. foiJccl Cheshire
Conn.


English Theo,osy-Alexsnier Carraa, Hudson, y. J.


Musgc


linn Rt IA


Awake tne the trumpet: iofy n' sound
The joyful sacred festival round,
Jehovah, King of all the earth is known.
Henry Kirke White-P S Cossitt, La Grange Tenn


Consecraed Taient-Frederck b. Hartman, Windsor,


The Viilage and The City-A Poem-G. c. Chapman,
Waddington n. Y.


soLo-F From the oratoro of the Messiah) by HANDEL.
Rejoice greatly daughter of Zion,
Shout o daughter of Jerusalem,
Behold thy King cometh unto thee;
He is the righteous Saviour
And he shall speak peace unto the heathen
Nc Donald ciarke-John J. Cleveland, Hampton, Conn.
| The Schoiar-Nobe Palmer, Butternuts, NY.
/ Music.
| CHORUS BY MOZART.
| Holy, Lord God of Hosts,
| Heaven and earth are full thy glory,
| Hosanna in the highest


Blessed is he who cometh in the name Of the Lord,
Hosanna in the highest.


Reference for antiquity and lis influence upon Poetry
Samuel Flower, New Orleans, La.
Sohtude-Faledictory Oratfon-Robert c. Rogers Hud
| son. New ork.
Music
| CHORUS. By MOZART,
| Let us with oyfu mind,
| Praise the Lord for he is kind;
! For his mercies shall endure,
| Ever faithful, sure.
| Haelujah. Amen.
Goodness Essential Element in Greatness-Thomas
| Gallaudet candidate for the degree of A NJ
! Degrees Conferred-Old Hundredth h-Benedicton.
| The closing oraiion was beautiful 1t was by
| Thomas Gaaudet, teacher in the New York Deaf
| and Dumb Asylum. The portions addressed to the
trustees, faculty, the class Of 1924, and present
dents were touching. OF the class of 1924, he said
| six have become ministers of the gospel six
| IN preparation for the same sacred calling; two
have embarked in mercantile pursuits /; two have
chosen the healing art, and four have embraced the
legal profession And not Of that class had been
summoned to the world above, although all Of them
were not there present.


In the procession, noticed Governor Baldwin
and the other state officers; Rev. Drs. Wainrght,
Jarvis, Brownwell, Chase, and other eminent d.
vines OF the Episcopal Church.