University Notes

-- This oveiiing Prof. M. C. Tyler wil] give the closing locture beiore the S. L. A. Subject : "Old English Bailada. - Juilge Cooley arrived liome trom Baltimoro ou Sunday. Mis course of lectures incrcased the popularity ho earned a year ago. - W. W. Augur has been electeil class historian, rice W. L. Jenks resignad, and now we supposo the seniors will arrange for thoir class day doings. - Tliero are students in thu University irom 21) ytatcs, o Territories, the District of Columbia, and l! foreign countries,- Cauada, Armeuia (Asia), Japan, Ruskin, Porto Kico, and the Hnwaiian Ishinds. - The Calendar shows an increase oí tho general library during the past year ot' about 1,000 volumes. It now numbers 21,500 bound volumes and 7,000 pamphlels. Thera are 1,800 volumes in the medical hhrary and 3, -300 volumes in the law hbrarv. - iTlie Xevv York Trihune snys : " l'rot. Moses Uoit Tyler lias iiearly completed the first volume of bis ' History of American Literature,' and part of the manuscript is in the printer's hands. This volume covers the 'Colonial Ferio l,' and is 'éó i'ar complete in itself. - The Calendar ior 1877-8 ia out aud the roll oí students couuts up 1,230, or 120 more thán last year. The exeess is distributed: in Law Department, 7 " ; iu Medical Department, 11 ; in Homeopathie Coüego, 22; in School of 1'harmacy, 5 ; in Dental College, 10. Faüing off in Department ot Literatura, Scieuce, and the Arts, 4. -248 of the 3GJ students of the Literary Department are rB?idonts of Michigan. Illinois has the next largest number, 28, and 21 States are represeuted. 131 of the 290 Medical students aud 130 of the 381 Law students are Michiganders. Also 41 of the 73 Homeopathie students, 3ö of the (9 Fnarmacy students, aud 17 of the 43 members of the Dental College, tíüó of tho vvholo body of students claim a home in Michigan ; Illinois and Ohio have each 98 ; New York, 89 ; Indiana, 6fl and l'ennsylvania, ó7.