New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

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b arsR Revised stat,,,ss. % ed page So section 5.,
The Corporation Of H.. CIR OF New-forA Save tie power
AMI IRE -e1re a. e..t once three years, 10 fcs;gta-
TIE and schools IN The city that sha e eiitra 70
rec-!ye saare OF III. Public School moneys and 10 PR
>crIbs the rules restrictions under vlci such uo!>
stall be received By SUCH schools and societies
BE- section Isl The Sta1te, M. Corporation 81 Ls
CitH OF Newly ORR are required once 10 'hrse YEAR =.
point il each Ward OF The City one coH,tone: ct school
noncys. vino >!ial! hold their ONCE oT hfs f-a! a
vacancy winch may occur among srcl ~
t-ti Tor the unexpIrr ,er 81 such Coh'iui>>!oHro l
the Common Council.
,>- I.oneg. FOR fllr City Nelsi York among 'uc!!
schools societies the Common Council by ordinance
snail rateatr ACCORDING thu Fulaler ii cll3-
rem between the lg-> OF and 10 ears taught oy eaeA stl
Tf>r commissioners OF school moneys arr compelled q
the school, and societies designated. least twice n
saci! Ia =; examination TIE schools. ana 1l>10t
-ir booa accounts, anC The trustees 10 slahe
:ie Common Council and 20 tae superintendent
Tn, establishes That e Corporation OF the citol
New yor 6oGy responsible directly the people, anu
annually elected h t!rIn has h- ;U! and perfect cnirn
ami management OF TIE school scncaton ID ii>
lie moneys: they prescribe the res and -ettrtcnn Of
such schools. aadca al any time Withdraw The pubic
spnv from anr school society that does not conform 10
t> rns> ard Restrictions or ! not worthy OF tr conat-
r in x. ~ certainly desirable. that ;ti
Should be retained rs tie people Of tbs city that II should
moi be sirr-S 10 .' >l.e authorities when We nave
AZ most bat sixteen members IN bo branches OF The ll,
iairr The immense orceo OF ti- other sections Of 4e
stair t- exercise ~ ihis pos or must accrqtacje 70
Chiefs and Rl Or most trnehc!aly applied by Irin
because The schools Immediately amber Their oSser'a
ton te detect a;'y tscct N lt and their anthor
can instantly correct Again. gratifying the
coameniahle pride AMI due to the Importance OF tbs great
city shou all Is powers. ana not voluntarily
griIuQuE. any is IT,; prsrng.tivrs.
The CIR, oi New-lo la linus Tar -Shlbie @ttirt ca
.choG, an. >ocisi.. selected y rr recipients OF III
clIoe moneys. the best on tbs cont.snt Tier
scholars useful and r>.tn. h7lrcs OF English ctiu
| most approved Institutions
Th4 .le:ss and Schools selected by sc Common coun
,sylGn' Catholic Orphan ,>yum' Halt Orphan Asy
Institution or The Bind" Mechanics school 50
cirty Harlem school, ~ orkvlc Public SCHOOL,, Man
! haitian Free school and Coiored Orphan ASYLUM
These nret> and school, distinct each other
ieIi arr ,uIect Il heiore st"ts Ia The SUPERVISION an"
control OF tho people through IN Coninan Council.
II, superiority OF Il,e school, over those IN other
parts OF ir STATE, organized under the Common Sctno
ysJeuau tlaJttcy >u2eIinr and greatly si b.
admitted hy ali who know bul-rIse from The fact that
the iner-tr, several School Societies and their
managing persons lo=tron l'.e and ncnn
t1r vUunarlIy glv- their the subject. The
duty iliep render pleasure L. them AMI thew perform
w!e;ilusi>l. while the Trustees mary Of tie Com
School District, givc cold and almost unwilling II
-Hon Tn, duties required OF ten this Is because hey
are prince paiv engaged in business pursuits wIlcl.to
Them, Interesting.
No objection has maze tia, the school. selected rs
the Common Council 10 rotawel educate the children who
fs attend them. Tic complaint is that many OF i, chill
dre,=wio entitled the benefits 81 the Common choo
Fund and educate ,h-i i the dirty and the interest o.
the public attend tleS, schools because the
feelings which, the parents OF those children have against the
I; ,Il IL NJ, i'i H..
The rcnedirlwtl t ca, etriment the interest. and
rra,. bl ' ,s.ton> Cer,asy nnt m
a9d-;ng The eapaciti raseinn,,s OF The present s;tn
Of eur r6g citizen, are from any cause unwilling that
their children shall attend the present schools.
suggest tilat;e Common Council by ordinance declared
that association OF citizen, MAJ or.anizc school which
shall RECEIVE rateabe proportion OF the Common School
Moneys, provided such school conform to the 7ss and
i Should be provided that no secraisu Or ar
der OF rsgi"n should be be iangn n them o,
people Of tie Civ and Coanty the control OF the subject,
and ,cy through he Common Council, could al all times
gnsS, al, nS La, i'' OF 'ahe any IMPROVE,
schools would 10, be Injured and the children now no, at.
tending them could be brought into full participation OF
+ gnT his Of nn rho
her of children entitled participation in the school!
inon,y A., anu NJ = g1 G,' J." ]
have power auamen,ieir school fund 10 ;w;ceir>
r., Slel !" maj 'ne e,cen'y anl as',ulGes OF
manncr impaired vrrv respectable vonrs.
kob'I II. MORRIS.
Srr,,co,r rxp,os1o--Wo n.n,;oncd ye..
| 49, Nj, r..
''"i' TN -,
!ooSi', by wtl'cn itetn persons were Nil!cu' 1t''
| Tuscaloosa Flag confirms 4 letter from Thomas
Maxwell a silryi,o or who By ms GOODNESS and un-
naraled exertions. saved the livcs of many of hi.
ror,na,;on. which ryas n full account Of the
a,a.,rl,,bo Tho ,..,. ,s ,Iroadv .,,-cd She
I"','su IN tt.
iiid sixteen cap passengers VIII" l'',''' '''''e'
and wochildrcn. Both boilers burst with an cS-
ploson like artillery, and in an instant two-ihird-
of the beautiful boat vas hurled into the All, in
atoms One of the boilers was blown one hundred
and fifty wards over the tops of the highest trees
INTO the open ticld
The f,I.o=s;,le. sov. tho n,,or.= we're blasted
mt, ,,,l,,,or,s ard; y,r,. ,Ir.,lv fl.d M, 9TH
wa,c.: tho nn;1. decl, wn< .hivcrsi into spnrer.,
,ni .6.,1. l..g.za,,d arm, Of ,nnorcnrl, n
dozen human being.. belonging to the crew,=werc
projecting ou, mere and thcr, from The mass OF In
nj ,,o,, Il,,,