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BRowN UNWERsITY.-Ihc graduating class at
he late commencement numbered 26. TIE
honorary 9egrcc of Doc;or Of Divinity was con-
erred upon the Rev. John :. Magcnnis, Prores.
sor of Divinity in the rhcn!agicnl Institution.
Hamilton, IN. " aud upon Rev. Edmund
E,omund A. Crawley, Pr, sident of Queens Col
rye. Nova Sco,ia) The honorary degree Of
Doctor of Laws WAS conferred upon Hon. John
Vhipplc. ot Providence, and upon Hon. Theron
uetcalf of Boston.


AT meeting OF the Cooperation, James Robin
on Boise, a II. was appointed Assistant Pro-
essor Of the Greek Language and Literature -
Iohn Larkn Lincoln, y NJ. e graduate OF the
University, was appointed Assistant Professor Of
,nc Latin Language ana Literature.


A vme passed unanimously, requesting Pro-
ssor Gammeil to prepare a H'sorv of Brown
University from the date of lie establishment il
1854, tc the present time. DurIag the past year
nc library has received many very valuable
cessions. The whole number Of volumes is now
neatly l3000. The discourse before the Phi
Beta Kappa Society was delivered by Rev. DR..
Sears, If Newton. The suhjac: vas history OF
the struggle belwe en- the Pspacy and tic Empire
embracing short account of tho rise of the
Papacy and the Empire, and concluding with the
lessons to be drawn from the theme.