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ET= The EUcLEiA> aud PHLoMArHEAS Soc'-
rrlEs of the University of the City OF New ORR
celebrated their Anniversary iastevenins by an Ora
ION and Poem in the University Chapel. which wa
rorded to overiiowing ny very select aud lash
onable audience Chancellor FRELl>GHCisENp pre-
.ided. The Grafton was delivered by Proessof
WM. J. ALEXANDER, Of Princeton, n. J. HIS -uh
.pct was, The Relation Of Phi'osophy 10 Rerealrd
Religion, and he certainly treated II with gre"t
,biv Some OF his passages were exceedingly
eloquent and elected the warmest applause. The
Poem was delivered by WILLIAM HENRY Bur
LEIGH OF Hartford, CT. who holds very honorable
rank among the Poets of our country, and with
many OF whose efiusions small portion OF our
readers are familiar. His subject was, The Gofde"
Age, or The Triumph Of Christianity and II Is mol
too much to say that his performance was one which
cannot fail to add greatly TO his wel-earned rePu-
ta,ion Some portions OF ii were peculiarly elo'
quent both in thought and language, and the audi
.nce could not refrain from expressing their pleas
ure bv enthusiastic cheers.


The Annual Commencement Exercises OF the
University take place to-day, in the Chapel.