The Medical College Enlargement

We undorstaud that the llegents of t'fie University do nol, iind the funds oí the usfítutíon in such a statu as to warrant the appropriatKufof the $25,000 necessnry for the ercction of the proposed building for the accommodation of the Medical Department, and that with a view of getling aid irom our citizens the following r,esolui,tons were adnpted on Wednesduy. Resolved, That the cormnittee on the Medieal Dapurtment be and are hereby aulUoi-iiied to let a contract to the best advantage,, to oreet the addilioa pj-oposed to the medical college, vssoon as (en thousand dollars iha!lbo proïided from sources other than tho treasury of the University. Rtsolved, That Eegont Knight and Professors Palmer and Douglasí-i, be a cominittee to take such stops as they may deern proper, to raiso tho aura of SlO.000 from tho citizeos of Ann Arbor and other pluces, towards the construction of an addition to the medieal collega Adopted. A meeting of promiaent citizens was held yesterdiiy foronoon, and prelimiDary steps, taken to i;aise the siim asked. - Mayor Wklls has, by requeat of the meeting, called a meeting, of the ! payers of tlio city to be held afc the Court liOuso this eveniug to considcr a proposition for loaning or voting by tax the sura of $10,000 to aid tliu Eegents in makkig the admfcion to the Medical College. There sbould be a full turn out. STE Ooi. Johx F. Mtller, of this city, has been npminated to the Sonate by tkv l'vunij.eiit as Paymastcr in the aroa jv aai tie nominatioB will doubtless bc coiifirmed. Col. Mii,i.eu will make iin excellent and popular officer.