atminogoiHi or ino Mate.STATE UNIVERSITY.The Commencement at the State University last week, attracted an unusual number ol visitors. Mr. 1*. A. Stovall, of thestalT of the Chronicle «fc Constitutionalist, speaks of the ent ire exercises In very laudatory terms. We take from his correspondence the following matters of general interest:'J'lie following is a list of graduates:Baiholor of Arts—Henry 0. Tuck, lirst honor; Gwinn II. Nixon, second honor; E.11. Gal lawny, third honor; Marcus W. Iteek, George U. Brown, Joseph U. Camp, John E. Gross, Walter W. Hardy, IX. Fletcher Lowe, John I'. Mathews. David W. Mend-, ow, John T. Malone, William L. Rodney, James B. Saunders, John It. Slater, George Ware, Williamson Worrlll.Bachelor of Engineering—J. DeBruynKops.Bachelor of Science-Austin L. Mcllae, lirst honor; \V.* T. Bennett, Charles II. Brand.Ikiehelorof Philosophy— M.Cooper Dope,first hi»ner; Thomas, W. Alexander,G. Morgan Eld ridge, Clement J. Hood.Bachelor of Law—James 11. Palmer.The Board of Trustees have elected Mr. Wm. W. 'Thomas, of Athens, life member, in idace of Mr. Alula Johnson, deceased. They have also promoted Mr. David C. Barrow, Jr., to the adjunct professorship of Pure and Applied Mathematics, with rank and pay of professor-a deserved and subslant ial compliment. The Trustees have also petitioned the Legislature for two thousand dollars, with which increase to their endowment they hope to be able to give rice tuition to all students in every department next year. The State University will then bo opened to all the youths of the land- nil inestimable boon for the young men ol Georgia.