The University

-A reception was given luesaay evening to President and Mrs. Angelí, in the parlors of the Congregational church. - A patiënt operated upon Saturday by Prof. Maclean for lithotomy is doing well and is now considered out of danger. The stone removed weighs 300 grains and is composed of oxalate of lime. -The University hospital (regular) is now as it has been since the commencement year, Oct. 1, last, f uil to overflowintr. Every bed is occupied. A public clinic has been held there daily. A full and elabórate report of the year's work will be presented at the June meeting of the Board of Regents. - The Psi Ypsilon convention to occur on Wednesday and Thursday of next week promises to be one of the linest affairs of the kind, and especially to the public exercises at which the llon. C. X. Potter, grandson of the celebrated Dr. Nott, and C. D. Warner, the well known literateur, will deliver the addresses. Mr. Potter will be the guest of Prof. D'Ooge; Mr. Warner of J. M. Wheeler, Esq.; Perry Smith of Chicago, of Dr. Dunster.