Local Brevities

CAE3S. Circulara. L_ Bill-Hewis. I _ etter-Heads. _ Shippiog TilSs_ Ftinted ut the Abous office. Z In tlie best style and cheap. " Pü't. QrJer e'sewliere beforc calling. ,,11011 guaranteed in every respect, .. uter-works of Cook'8 Hotel are now in bV wind. Tlif Cfi-sroijalional Sunday School have a „icnic io-day at Belief Park. Ir Frazf.r, Esq., ofthiscity is to give te ittioi Jnly ofatiou at Fowlerville. Bev. Scott has dissolved his connection -h the Congregational chuTch of Lódi. ff some of our delinquent customers don t ,'ilp we shall have no money to celébrate the Lurth of July withThe University dinner furnished was by ■ o DE Baptiste, of Detroit, and was a credit tohimasan'sta"MlltOT■_ . „ffeneedn't say anything about the glorrains of Monday and Tuesday last. The „mier knows all about it. fhitmore Lake is now navigated by steam ; D y. SMiTit, of the Cliflon House, being Dupreprietor of the craft. _The Manchester Enterprise gives a "departent" to divorces, dished up in the same style , its marriape aud death notices Births ditto. '_ Kt the Albion College Comrnencement last eck the degree of D. D. was conferred upon Jeï I,. K. FiSK, of this city. Hcre is our cy „ Edwis Flemikg and Vixcent S. Lovell, ,.o boy3) wcre in our city for thoir class reunión, ' i left Wednosday evenin- for a tour in Eu_Eev. C. F. Nicholson has resigned the mstorate of the Baptist Church at Saline, the [esignation to take effect July lst. Eeason : inability to live on $800 a ycar. _ On Monday of last week the Rev. Father DelbaM, of Dearborn, formerly of St. Thomas' Church in this city, was thrown from a carriago ffaynejunction and quite severely injured. -G. riiiLBKicK, of this city, a gradúate of the fuiversity, of the class of OS, has been oppointed Professor of Civil Engineering in the Iowa State University, at a salary of 81,600. _We uoticed that Gov. Baoley was in the judience on the occasion of Dr. Angell's Baculaurcate address - laat Sunday afternoon. He was seated among the seniors, but we didn't hear that he was a candidate for a sheepskin. _ At the special election on Tuesday but 115 voters put in an appearance. The result was 43 majority against the proposition to raise moneys to pay the overdrafts on the genera1 fmid ; and 38 raajority against the general street fond levy. -T. J. McDonald, Esq., of Toledo, agradaste of the Law Department of the University, and well known to many of our citizens, is engíiged for a Fourth of July oration at Chelsea. He will give our Chelsea friends something worth hearing. - Aladyofthis city advises us on what she thinksgoodauthority, that a tomb-stone has been removed from the old cemetery, and now does duty as a tablet in the walls of a school house in Superior. By whom and from whose grave was it removed ? "Who can answer? . - We notice in our rambles around the city tfcnt (l.o cows of those "poor widows" and 14ennen doii'c keep the strfletvceeds c!osc!ycropred. We suggest impounding for contempt of thecommittee which designated that to be a part of their delightful duties, and in consideration of which they were guarantced the freedom of tlie city. _A cow or two belonging to some aldcrman or some alderman's special protege, a "poor widow," foraged extensively upon several gardens on State street during Saturday night last, and this despite good fences and gatea. In our grounds a patch of early corn went to keep cOmpany witli street grass and weeds (r) ; one plnm and three peach trees were browsed upon uid permanently injured ; a fine large white piuc was despoïled of its lower branches - out of mere cussedness; and several hedge plauts brokendown. The damage would more than pay our proportion of tax if all the cows in the !ty were pastured at the public expense. For &H oí which we shall render a bül against the ;ity, holding it both morally and legally liable for the neglect of its officcrs to enforce the laws of both city and State. It is much pleasanter to speak words of commendatiou than disapproval, to praise than to censure. We are, therefore, glad to say that the reports we get of the order maintained at the supper of the Freshman Class on Friday evcuing last, teil well for a class vrhich - the yoragest in y ais and s'.uly - has had the e: - ampie of bad precedente. We are advised by one who ought to know that no wiue or liquors wcre caled for or drank on the occasion, which w! i :h wil! account for the good order and courtesy which prevailed in the supper room, and the neglect to make night hideous with unearthly howla thereafter. It is but right to say that this abstemious and manly conduct is attnbuted to the presence and participation of the ladies oí the class on the festive occasion. TheArbeiter Verein (Workingmen's Associition) of this city give a picnic celebration on tte coming Fourth of July, Friday next, in Relief Park. Bishop's Opera House Band (Detroit) has been engaged for the occasion. In the forenoon a procession will take place, forming at the Arbeiter Hall and passing through the principal streets to the Park. This association devotes its funda to the care of the sick tai the relief of the needy, and our citizens hould therefore deern it a pleasure to give it liberal patronage.