Fron fhe Palladium Of khe 24ih High Handed Outrage!
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A sad affair occurred on the College pTeni. ses last night. or rather at about 2 o'clock this morning There was some disturbance in the College yards and the Lyceam door was broken open with an iron bar in the kands of one oi the rowdes, when they proceeded to ring the bell. The noise brought out Tutor Joseph Emerson, who called Tutor William Goodrich. (a..n of Professor e. and the two sought to ar rest the dis,u 'bers of the peace. Tutor Good rich was struck over the head with the iron bar ,n the hands of one "f the riotous persnns. and Tutor Emerson was cut in the arm nv another person. who attempted te stab him with sword cane. His wound is moi seri. ous one-hnt Tut v Good,ich Was left upon the ground insensihle, and to-day much anxiety Is felt for him. though he is not regarded as immediately dangerous. The snow on the ground enabled the officers of the college and others [" trace the supposed assa'lanis to their rooms, and this morning two young men, one named Tower, of Philadelphia. and another na- med Ewing of T~nne.ser were arrested. and examined before Justice Be ,ne't, and each Pu' uadet $4 900 bonds ior further exam,naiion next week. One of them f"u, bail. and ii is probable that the other will do sa before night. If they are praved guilty. we trust that the SC. verest punishment of the law will he meetrd out te them. This is a sad affair. in every as