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The meeting then broke up and the assemblage moved
in the senior classes taking precedence the
North Church short time after their arrival Rev
Chapman delivered most excellent prayer; this
BILE and veneraed man, has been pastor Of the Rocky
Hill, Conn) Church for fifty-one years past-and
oration delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Wilmington


At o'clock z. NJ, the theological exercises CON-
mencsd in the Centre Church, which is situated in
beautiful plot of grass in the centre of the city. The
church pretty well filled and such array beau
ty and loyeness filled the body OF the church cannot
be seen any where but in New England.


After singing hymn the candidates for theological
honors dev their discourses and in manner which
reflects credit on themselves and their teachers


We had not time to stay throughout the whole, and
cannot notice more than half dozen


MIR j. Augustine Benton, OF Pultney, NY, delivered
an excellent discourse on Modern SOCIALISM, and the
way he walked into Fourier and Owen, caution to
t;reely The composition was good, but the delivery
was faulty.


MIR Burdett Hard, of New Britain, Conn, selected
his subject The Church developing the law of pro-
and the matter and delivery reflected great credit
him.


sectarianism opposed to the worlds conv ersion
by Jared o. Knapp, excellent and sound piece of
composition The friends OF this gentleman have ample
reason to be proud Of him.


Mr. Isaac NJ. Ely took his subject, philosophy and
Revelation" but his matter although good, spoiled
in the delivery. We would suggest to Mr. Ely that
"naturr does not sound well.


Mr. Sauerwin next discoursed on The Influence of
Single Thoughts. With the exception of his lisp he
would have got very well His composition evidently
smelt OF the midnight lamp


have just heard discourse delivered bp Henry Bar
nard ESQ., of Hartford before the Phi Beta Kappa Socie-
ty, in the North Church. but win defer taking any no.
tice oft till my next.