Michigan University Professors

The professors of the University of rliohignnare fastgaining pre-eminence ainong A.merioan men of culture and cholarship. Presiden t Angell's lectnrea n Cincinnati last winter showed hini aman of extended acquaintanoe with lis subjeot, and of great polish as an orator. Prof. Watson's aohievementa n astronomy have heralded his name n gry land. Dr. Cocker's works on jhilosoby have attracted attention here .ná. abroad. Prof. Tyler's "History of American Literature," tha first two volumes of whioh justont, and an editiou of whioh is now in print in London, ïas already won the highest compliments of the best reviewers of the country, and is attraoting atention in ïurope, and Prof. Morris has been nvited again to John Hopkins University, in Baltimore, to repeat his ectures of a year ago upon mental )hilosophy. Her promising men and lor n öv and broad plan of education are rapidly placing Michigan University in the front rank of American Colleges.