Regent's Meeting

A full board of regente, witl Oh exception of Regent Shearer, who is in Europe, met in tlie Praaldetifl room at the L'niverAy luob "YYtUiiCOUítJ anvl wft mifa ni.Mt into executive session over the contest between the leading surgenns of tlie two metlioal schools. The contending parties and tlieir adhcrcnts were callcd bef ore the board, aad, afteren{llngtwnty thrre hours in exarnining into tlie matter, the board adjonrncd until December (kh, wheu tliey will decide the question of dispute between the two parttaa, l'lio adherents of both sides feel confidentof vlctory. Howthe matter will end no one can teil at this timo. We regret that this endlcss light betwecn the two schools il keit up, and we almost bclieve thut there never will be nnypcace between them. K wo were to venture a prophecy as to wliat the result will be, wé oold lrophesy tliat Dr. Fnmklin will in the end resign, and aeeepl mie of the positionsoffered him. His health bas been such for tlic ia.st IVw w.'cks. tliat his Homeopathie friends have had all they could do to keep him Brom fMlgning. He snys he is tired of this contlnuous wrangle, and thut there is no use in his trying to iree himselr irom the conspiracies that liave been formed against him. Those of his friends that pretended to know his case would not listen to him and prevailed upon him not to carry out his thrcat, at cast while under fire. It is no secret that the Dr. tuiend from a stroke of apople.vy last Tuesday morniolag, and is now in a precarious condition. It is hard to teil wliat Dec. 6th will bring forth, but let what will come it will be a long time belore entire harmony will be establiahcd between the two schools. We wish it distinctly understood that we side with neither party becanse we have not heard the evidence, we have only to say may the right precuil.