The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-02 00:00:00

stood that that was
most of them. The

especially ace snaking

lir au business of life, is
AU milieu' devices--inch as prise-giving,.
• scheme of registration and certificates— .• do
little towards enlarging and elevating the parental
mind, though it may substitute a more refined for a
grower self-interest. Mr. PAGET'S plan of employ-
ing relays of boys on his farm, in order to enable
them to be at school half their time, answers well
sudsy his able and genial management ; but such a
plan depends on the projectors and workers et
it, late Mr. S. TRE?dENUEIIee *acme of voluntary
local smosiatious for the purpose of fostering, sapssol
Weeding, and rewarding perseverance is school at:{
premise. Them deviate are only machinery at best
and, If it In bye that vital force is the thing wanted,
they connst be deny great or permanent vales. Is
the kegs= it will be found that the only vow is
oemisel is to adapt oar ambools to our needs. Whet
we eau else inetruntina which remotes the health
hipplosek Weinstock and uselblnees of the eh
dies el the nation, the wean will used oo eoaaisq
to mod tier is oohed is the first Whom, and to I
keep thous there tin the natural ambition which
grows in the pareat's beset with the improvement of
his child Is satilled—or far as schooling goes. The
fifth resointka sprint to us the most practical;
and it would be the moat socooragiag if it did sot
declare industrial trainias to be especially valuable
for girls and juvenile timbre. We believe it to
be equally inestimable dre boys, and for to
beet boys.

boys
It may be questioned whether the Conference did
not commit an error both in taste and judgment by
declining to hear what was offered by the man who,
whatever may be his hallucinations in some respects,
,Intss beyond all others, succeeded in making
siwillga popularly acceptaMe. Mr. °wax ap-
isms to have been somewhat unceremoniously
pet down by a company of gentlemen win
wcsald be unapeakablydelighted to have such schools
to show as Mr. OWIN mated at Lanark—Womb
In which every child in the settlement was tamest
and pained. Mr. E. BAINES avowed, on the
tut day of the Canikesee, that his father's
report of the UNA sebools had led him
to visit than, and that be never in his life
saw a arm deligided spectacle. It seems
strange ark the gra man who some forty Jr
fifty yaws task mated that spectacle, and
solved the wry polies on which the Confer-
ence was amplini. druid have been treated with
anything slat et delbrenee and gratitude when
ha had sasisslises to make with a view to pro-
pitiating** minds of the ignorant on behalf of the
enlightenment of their children. Considering that
he ewe actually achieved what we are now experi-
groially baling after, it is probable that he
*phi bars something to suggest which w °cid
, le with attending to.

A deputation, ceesistlies or Mr. Adt, M.P., Mr. bay; I
M.P. Mr. inderia C. O.Barer Mr. Joke berkw, owl
Mr. Thomas W. Fowler, lad au interview with the IMO id
Clereades yesterday at the Forsigu-oNee, es the weliset
the steam emotion et the River Nils sad the Mamesaila
Camel by British subjects.
Detpatottes were seat last main ken the Ceitsievalie
for She Omen of the West 1 Colordea.

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improremellt of
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g them an shrtotss ionsarathos -The Dubs of Cambrtego returned to 3"-
re, is thus the tint thing wanted. te*,7acintm, Ater:nu& pth. 8.,,,,,k3. " i ariaa ia a ra
s---each as prise-giving, and even :L,4o°,,ri r;,..