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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY %, ls.a.
TA. Licht stin Cleaning.

TIE Light still Cleaning.
The annexed paragraphs, from the Georgia Journal pre-.
something entirely dssniar the OF affairs
in Virginia In the case, Democradc misrule' has
already opencd the eyes OF the peopo-n the other
feel an abiding confidence that the will produce
the same effect For but little while in twenty years the
Wings had control OF branch only of the Legislature,
and it therefore impossible for them establish any
settled policy for the State. Lastycar, yielding Loco
Foco clamor portion Of the whss the Assembly joined
in ruling the Banks up speedy and resumption
The consequences oretod and they have been fulfil
ed to theleer The curtailmen Of the circulation in
year. Of nearly three millions dollars. Virginia alone,
has necessarily brought down the prices OF all the agncuu-
raj staples of the State and commercial aud
featuring enterprise. The agonies of oppressed people
ringing through the legislative hsl-relef laws
demanded. the Wings years ago prcdetedani yet
what do We hear proposition TO increase the Tares
under the silly plea that the faith of the State deman the
payment of debt not yet due!
Blu, 10 the extracts from the Journal
1.-THE victory Just achieved by the Whgs but the pre-
Jude feel and believe, Others with which party 20
be crowned. Democratic msule has ut last opened the
eyes of the people of Gcoria strong hold had this
party, he democrstc) upon the people Of State, that
nothing but the great popularity Of the hero OF Tppecanoe
has been able shake it its centre and
past One branch other OF the Government, was always
under their control. Once in the OF time which
alluding, we succeeded in electing Go
but while party was successful in this, the De-
mOcrst- controlled the Legislature and the Legislature
oled the affairs OF the State Until 1910. every thing has
been under their iron rule, and since that time the
things has prevailed We believe their reign
end They have spent all the money Of the State
they have created large debt which the State unable
pay-they have increased the 25 per
they have violated promise after promise soemny made
the people-and BY their unwise legislation Georgia
times condition, than she has been since
the year 1900. The people and feel all this. The
acngs and doings OF the last Legislature have convncd
them that they have been deceived and betrayed people,
and this ie victory, Of the knOcing Of that
party delight TO term it, IS but the prelude again reiior
ate it, to other and more important
"A era, now hope, has dawned upon Georgia.
Henceorth State policy will be of high and noble
character. The people know, determined have
it They have long suffered because of the
wise management OF their public aifairs.-Thoy suffer
ing deeply because of an unsound currency.
change take place. New rulers preside where
the old have failed promote the public veal New
men, measures will he the watchword in a
that's and the final result that will
be the death-bow democratic rule in good old Georgia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
BOSTON MARKET- I,, no

FLoUR.-Thcrci is no Genosee TO be had ,o-a, ,rd.,
e23 lot OF Ohio extra, in fiat hoops, was taken bv
81 SCI per bb Corn remainsa yesterdays pr
ees with llule doing Molasses there was sale Of srr;
nam to disuller at shade IL C.. mos. credit
SGtesman.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET-cITY NEWS.
rL FRipAy, p. NJ.
per cent discount. W 9
Ny MARKETS-Jan 90
fLoUk-The market is better holders of c.ncsec nsl
Si62i and sales made 81 So which is an ,Jysnc
elhgGn and Ohio are selling so; Georgetown IA;
Aexandrta, Petersburg, and Philadelpha l. 25 4. al
"hAlN-No sales of Wheat Something doing in
Rye sold at Sc. $3.50 0"'''''
coTroN-sHles steady at 800 to 1000 bales day a,
prices ranging from 50 to u.
SUGAkS-Some sales of New Orleans NJ 81 ....,
fRoVlSloNS-A.s small portion Of the 1000 bbls P.xk
received from New Orleans, at 50 for Mess
NEW YORK AUCTION sALEs-Jan. 90.
49,, By l.. VI. HoTrNiN & Co.
Seal Skns-60l attic. -'..~' ,,r--.,..
Molasscs-45 bbls at isle
Sicily FnIt-2l00 boxes Oranges, So, cash
Sugsr-5O hhds. and a boxes New orleans AZ IL g.
80 days.-N. y. Express.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

Il has already been announced that Marcus Morton BE-
Governor Of Massachusetts. lie nominated the Sc.
nate by yoteiho Abouonists cooperating with the
Locos In making tho nomination. Asocond time, therefore,
he IS Governor by single vote. In 80 be- elected by
majority Of one, and In 1910 beaten by $4,000 majority.
II is singularly fortunate, bo gentleman Of Mr.. Nor
toms peculiar n regard 10 slavery, occupies the Gu
bematora ohuiroi this Time, The country will look with
interest 10 he correspondence, which will take place be-.
tween him and Gov Mcdowell, touching the slave iaincr
AZ Marcus true exponent Of the feelings Of the "naur.
al allies of the South" and Gov. Mcdowell h. powerful
advocate Of the inaenable rights Of man, anticipate
remarkable concord in premises and conclusions between
their Excellcncies.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
On motion Of Mr.. CRIrz,
The House adjourned.


Ma. CLAY returned the city yesterday the
Luds, from his visit the Fair Baton Rouge. We hear
that he expresses himself extremely grafsd with the p,
and by the cordially with which he was treated
by political opponents well political friends But few
who have been deeply engaged in political life, Mr.
CLAY have received such undoubed evidence Of personal
gard and admiration manifested for Mr. CLAY by
the people assembled Baton Rouge. One Of the most
accomplished ladies' that place told him sho would be-
willing endure the fersr and ague months him
elected President That's but ndsr ofthe feeling through.
out the South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
from rhe LONDON cour yonm,r.
"S.4DLT TO .HiyE MERIT sPPE4LLNO"
.SfaHEa' on hearing an old .Scofhsh mslody.)


.SfaHras on hearing an old ScoifisA rgslody.)
By ELiz sHfRlDAS CAREY.
Sadly 10 mine heart spreading
Sadly, sadly-well.a.day
Requiem-hke, IN mumurz stealing,
Comes that old familiar lay
Wherefore not the wonted pleasure
From that antique music spring
Why, that well remembered measure,
Gricying thoughts and anguish bring
Forms departed rise before me
smiles, long yanshd greet again
Eyes, forever seal'd beam Ger me,
Soothing once the sense VI pain!
And with every thrilling number,
Words Of love gush on mine ear
Voices sweet, that bOundin suinbsr.
Hush'd have been for many a year.
Like the winds IN autumn signing
Through tine trembling alder Iee
Or Tar surgcs' rcho dying,
Soft and low those voices Aeot
And, as hues IN twilight fading.
Swift Those gentle founs decay
Nsinly, yainly, Hope, unbrading,
Bids them pass not oil away
Ghost-like, thus they wane before me,
Quenchd their lusuc-hcd their blooms;
While pale mennry fearful DER me
Filings the shadow q the tomb
sadi' 10 mine heart appealing
Sadly, sadly.-wclLa.duy
Requiem-likc, IN murmurs stealing,
Comes that I'D familiar lay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

In the House Of Representatives, Mr. EVERETT, OF
Vermont, moved proceed the unfinished bust
Of yesterday being the motion reconsider the
by which the Bto repeal the Bankrupt ACT passed
Mr.. SPEAKER snd that would come regularly after the
morning hour, a privileged question.
Mr.. ADAMS moved that the House resolve itself into
Committee OF the Whole-whch agreed TO and Mr..
HOPKINS, Of Virginia, took the Chair.
Mr.. ADAMS moved take up the French Spoiaton
Bi-which rejected.
Mr.. FILLMORE moved to take up the
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL,
Which was agreed to and the measure occupied the
House during the rest Of the day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
CITY ARRTTdLS.
EXCHANGES uosrrI

j.. 2
jan 2lst and 29d.--H. Gordon. .Powha,,n. w N
Simpson, Boston; DR.. Goode Hot Springs. u n Co.la
fnnSe 6eorge; b. +. Lowe, Petersburg N Ii. Turner
ao Chs Berg, do A. B. spooner, do; A. Faconer, do; g.
New York; VIM. wecn, Culpeper: w G. ws.hins
ton Jefferson; Doctor B.. Fleet King & Queen; NJ
Bates, IT,, Boston; ~. Archer Chesterfield; J. r. Row.
dard Boston; w. Langhome Roanoke; Ro lin Carte
AbGmaro d. w Archer, Chesterfield; r. r Johnson, do:
W. Brooke, Fnuquer; John Hunt. Asa s. Porter, n
w; Clark Hartiord John Marshall Floyd Noland Lon
dom X. +. Contes Charleston; James O. Wiihens W,cn
ton. - - ''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
From The Bolfimors Pnfriot.

INTERESTING DEBATE IN GONGRESS.
The following letter from Washington correspondent
gives animated sketch Of the debate in Congress- and
very excellent report Of the remarks Of Mr. MARsuALL
Correspondence Of The Pauo.
WASHNGToS, Jan. 49, 1919
The political discussion which was revived today on the
motion reconsider the Of the House by which the
Bankrupt Repeal Bill passed. full of interest Al
the speeches Distinguished by ability and spirit but
that Of Mr.. THoNrso MARsnAlL displayed powers both
argument and ooquenco that have seldom been rpus
I'd ~ either branch Of Congress. II listened with
the deepest interest by me members, and by the auditors
who had romoncd 10 the galleries until the late hour in the
afternoon which he obtained the floor. have seldom
heard speech in the House Of Representatives which pro
duced more profound impression.
The debate opened by Mr.. CUsnivo who took the
occasion 10 defend himself and the Administration, and
explain the meaning Of the declarations which he made
weeks ago that atracted much notice aud anad
venion. partial notice Of hi topics forwarded ihs
afternoon, and On another column refer the reader,
while will ondenYOt nOhco with al candor and fnrncss
the principal points Of his speech. Referring tho Wings
and the Loco Foco the charge they had brought against
the friends u the Administration Of being governed by no
principIcs--ho Eaid tho principle Of party lihe
WmNf seemed only b. restore the pans VI be United
Staosand the principle q thc other tthe Boro Focos)
to restore the Expelled Dourbons These parties d..
ved the Bank Of the United States and the Sub Troa-
sury only and be- thought therefore hightini for the
Pfor act when such issues were made by the two great
PAHriLS.
lie had felt he duty when en- issue was raised between
o constitutional head Of Inc country and the dicsioUalhoad
NJ Very, t' HE lcay the former. He do 90 when
be SUI I'D President Tyler the only mode OF assisting
~ carrying on tlo Government and the only means OF
securing tie ascendancy Of the Wbig parry ipe These
were his cole purposes and he now told genpeman VINO
charged him wh having abandoned the Wings mat ihfJ
bad taxed hs aivce, to Wing Pery would at this mo-
mont be onp6tent throughout the county as it was At
the beginning Of this Administration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
cnIiRr nr INnInaY

The Examination OF the witnesses, In the case Of the So
mes closed Thursday at IL O'Clock. and nothing moce will
be kao,eR until hear irOm the Navy Department The
New York papers express the opinion tina, Commander
Mackenzie stands fully justified.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23

A Tyler rapcrin Philadelphia has die following news
from Washington.
u ~ nowhu.y umored and currently believed dot Mr.
Spencer IN consequence OF the recent and panin affection
IN his family, WILL for the purpose Of change Of scene and
the present dcbtaed state ~ Mrs g. accept Of appoint
men abroad, thus giving the President (which he has
long wontedD opportunity of fully changing bis Cabinet
and not partially IN contemplation previous the
affecting circumstances mentioned.
Mr.. Stevenson spoken q " take the STATE D,., NJ
Judge Upshur the treasury NIr. Gushing, tic M .3
MT. James VI Porter, Of Pennsyivana, the War b. vri
ment
Mr., Wise and Mr.. Profit viii both receive appon,mcns
sbToad, the later TO Rio Chngc the former Austria
full Ministers and Of the Of the President Is
also about 10 visit Europe,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23

O. IN REWARD.-Itan away from the sub.
CDeJO scnbcr May 1871 from the neghborbood of cls
ponTovn my Jordan. We about Eve feet ten
heiEf knot hs breast unor ok when
spoken fhBty years see. supposed b. b. IN
ne neeboood q Pine Creek rrwhatan been hired
hat eouny for several years past Ny ADDE'S Druopyua
Amelia JOHN MEADOR
y 9O-5t.,
COPPER WASH KErTLEse--A hDe ~ q us bed Coppei
~ Wash Keules, received snd f0r salo low ~
Eie RICHARDS 4 GARDNER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
Prom thu n. Y. Journal Of Commstc,
Tn. Manner. vr..

Decision OF the Court OF EnquiOn visiting the North
oihe ,hs morning. our reporter informed that IN.
o. Enquiry came 10 decision in the case submitted
10 re " the Secretary Of the Navy, Thursday night
ino SouI, ,n.n adjourned TO this day, at o'clock r. NJ
Mhen neF WIN hnish their abors, end transmit the result 10
Tue Navy department or complexion Of their opinion
hSg can DC known until made public by the Secretary
OF the Navy; but from the short time which .,ns ~
closing OF the esony until the agreement Of the Court,
il Is supposed To be favourable To Lien, NcK.n, ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23

The Senate, Saturday, passed the bill providing Tor the
payment Of ho interest on tho James River bonds, due the
ls Of January and also the scmannua annuity Of the old
James River Company
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
A CARD.
~ VIZ
EHEWgH Ua~fsUar.r,

WNHiNS 70 fenef nr siy ~ ue Pfsnsh Ianruage a. re-
neral a. possible and Considering drur,rsr - rr.
~ aros ever ariee. W. GET has fodussdl s e.. In IN
svenint ct.es hon 90 20 per quarter ,n- psyabL
iasuriaD advaure.
y n. B-The number. In each class limited ten scholars
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23

than the present President OF this Company aud would
that on holding high ofec could render faithful an
account Of their Stewardship JAMES RIVER. 2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23

NOrICE-An persons Indebted Henry Hampton are
requested make immediate payment who have
claims against his estate requested make
Charles Gennet my authorized Agent ANN HAMPTON,
s3-dlw6elm Administrative
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23

The following letter from our Washington correspondent
gives animated sketch Of the debate in Congress- md
very excellent report Of the remarks Of Mr. MARsuALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
Jnss-~sw HENRY GIBSON clra.
ChnrrhIII on FomnIea.

TVNHE Diseases including those Of Pregnancy and
Chiibc b. r. Churchill M D. ~ King Queen College.
Ireland &c &C edition: with Notes By w. Hue
ton W. D. o. jefferson College Philadelphia 81 &C. fnhsr
XII SMITH DRINE<ER a MORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
FOR PHILADELPHIA

~ Hourly expected, the regular packet Schr.
LEADER Capt Joseph soner having considerable freight
engaged will have immediate despatch. Apply TO
JAS. FISHER son. OF
n23 WIN ROWLETT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fort OF M e hm ond. -.
ARRIVED,
Sehr Geo. Washington, Philips. Baltimore slIndries
sehr w. MoNby, IloGinan Jersey City.
SAILED,
Sohr Wing. Brooks. York River sundries
sehr Abigail Abbott. Charleston four ami bran o..
sehr Alice A. Pendergast, stevens, Bafiniore Hour
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
"L.ook. gesture. lona Of yoice.r

soviyidy, bring the living before his auditors
A. he proceeded, he height oi oUqueuro which II
seldom attempted % Congress. without failures bit which he
reached gracefully and beautifully, showing the command
the feelings and syinpatcs Of audience which the
tric orator alone possesses.
lie WINS Just descending from this uoblo flight to resume
the Arguments when obscure porsol-nObody seemed
to know who-grom Indiana where elsc)-starod
up because Mr.. MARsHAs hour had expired aud claimed
the hoOr. believe the majority Of the auditors would have
wished this interrupter any wherc-but IN his place.
However the "oSE HOUR" rule b. pcrdmptoryi Mr.,
MARSHALL brought sudden stop IN The midst Of q
most interesting passage and the lIousc adjourned.
j. NJ s..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23

FThe meeting IN Mouroe Ward for benefit Of the POOR
win take place MONDAY Evening 81 James Church oer
Empes at O'Clock 1t hoped tina, the object fun
attendance. Interesting addresses may be expected
h21 THE CouNrr-rrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23
Nv VI tlNs
PETITIONS.

BY Mr.. BowpES, That the Committee Lunatic Asy-
instructed inquire the propriey of providing
by law that Sher Jaiors and Others whom any lunnc
snail be committed for safe keeping shall forthwith notify
the Directors of Of the Lunatc Asyums the State
thereof.
BY Mr.. WILLIAMS, That the Committee Of Courts in.
quire the expeGiency of amending the Law
quirc Judges of the General Court grant wrts OF
upon bills of exceptions signed by the county corpora.
ton Courts in Of prosecutions for breaches Of the
peace and recognizance for good behaviour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-23

,ffFA The fine brig ORLEANS, Captaia, Smith,
III VIII certainly sail day OF this month January
without disappointment All freight and passengers on boar
that day. Apply To JAS. FISHER 4 SON OF
IA y ... . HASkIN5 4 LIBBY.
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IN the United States Court for the Eastern /

I II tnei OF VITPinl 2lN January, 1913
Tn petition John Cosby resident Of the CITY
/ Of Richmond, State Of Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16
MONUMENT TO BURNS'S HIGHLAND


The monument has been completed
over the grave Of Highland Mary in the
Yves; Church yard, Greenock. 1t is thus
described in Glasgow paper;
"The erection is more Of the Roman
than the Grecan style OF architecture, is
pyramidal in form, and may be said to be
divided into three compartments, the cor
nice stones between which are beautiful
" and deliberately carved. The first or
lower compartment contains the inscrp-
ton tablet. The second contains has
relief of Burns and Mary Campbell, rep
reseutng their parting scene, when they
pligh,ed troth aud exchanged Bibles a
cross "The stream around the Castle o.
Montgomery The artist has been Pc
culiarly happy in depicting the position
Of the loving pair at his hallowed par
ting, and few who have seen correct
likeness OF the bard can fail to recognise
it upon the beautiful Ayrshire stone which
has been used, although it has been ne
cessary, to be in keeping with the truth,
to impart to the features a more juvenile
cast than those in which Robert Burns is
usually represented. The third compart.
ment contains a female figure emblemaii-
cal OF Grief, bending over an urn, which
her arms encircle, and upon which is
carved the word Mary Above her
head, and almost at the apex Of the pyr-
amid, star with rays IS cut, in remem-
brance of the beautiful invocation in Ma
nv in Heaven The inscription on the
monument is simply couched as follows :
Sacred to Genius and love-to Burns
aud Highland Mary The monument
stands about seventeen feet high, was e.
rected at tho cost Of El,0O0, and is by
far the mos, imposing object in this old
church.yard."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16
General Miscellany.
Eom he London Times.
THE MYSTERIES OF SAUSAGE MAKING
IN LONDON

n From the London Times.
THE MYSTERIES OF SAUSAGE MAKING
IN LONDON.
Every nation il has been observed,
possesses its peculiar faculty of eating
The Tartar quafs his bowl of mares
milk, the Hindo relishes assaiGtlda, a
delicate young lady Of Canton picks the
ribs o. a puppy, an Indian al the North
Pole turns up his nose at sugar, Nea-
poIitan delights in his yard of maccaroni,
and Greenlander rejoices in blubber
and train oil dandy ofthe Lands End
plunges with serene courage into the
bowels of a Cornwall pie, and nothing
more delights your genuine cockney than
dish OF sausages, or surieIt OF black
pudding. AS far remote as the days OF
Aristophanes, the sausage maker and the
the comedy Of the Knights. Our repor-
ter furnishes sample of a London sau.
sage maker.
Jenny Hoskns, gentleman wearing
a red cap, remarkably greasy fame
Jacket, and immensely thick overhaul
stockings, appeared to sustain claim
for FL les Cd, against Thomas Tubbs,
wholesale dealer in beef and pork sau.
sages, black buildings, savoloys and
Young Germans. 1t was impossible to
say which was the dirtiest, the plaintiff
or defendant the whole of the auditory
very readily and politely made way for
the savory vendors.
Commissioner What's this claim for.
Jenny IIoskins-For maxim O. sas-
singers, sir.
Delendani-You moan for spilein on
em, Jenny.
Jenny Hoskius (knowingly)-T snile
you aiore your done. (Laughter.)
Commissoner-D yon mean 10 say
that this is for wages
Jenny Hoskins-Yes, sir, for one
week, in vich made matter o three
ton o sassingers and young Garmins.
(Lapghter.)
Commissioner-Three tons Of sausages
and young Germans Why, what do
you mean? Explain yourself. How do
you make them.
Jenny HoSkins-Does your honor
mean what onl what did we make 'em
on ?--cos if was to tell that, why, per.
haps,-. (Laughter.)
Commissoner-Sir you are bound to
answer any question ask. From what
Ibid you manufacture SO many sausoges,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-16
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK

The annual report Of the Superinten-
dent Of Public Schools of the State Of N .
York states that there are at present TO-
1913 school districts IN the State, of which
all except 248 have made returns. 1t
appears from the report that the whole
number Of children between and Is
years, resident in all the districts from
which returns have been received, excu-
sive of the city of New York, is Col ,765 /;
the whole number out Of New York is
reported as attending school more or less
during the year, ST., 100; and the whole
attending in New York, 27,6l9; making
the whole aggregate lumber attending
school in the State, SOS, 749.
The average length Of time during
which the schools have been taught in the
districts from which returns have been re-
ceived was eight months.
OF the 0,343 districts out Of n. York
in those counties which have Deputy
Superiniendents, rising 5000 schools have
been personally visited aud thoroughly
inspected and many of them twice.
OF the l73, 1854 pupils in actual attend
ance 81 one time in As counties, 9,377
were learning the alphabet; 37,s47 were
in spelling exclusively l32,549 were
reading and spelling 1880 we're learn.
ing definitions GA, 705 were in arihme-
tic; Al, 05l in geography, 1878 in histo.
rv; %, JIG in grammar; 355 learning
the use of globes GIG in algebra; $500
in natural philosophy; and | 1904 in chem
istry and other sciences.
Exclusive Of the city Of New York,
only about FIVE hundred colored children
are reported as attending schools estab-
Iished under the act of 1871.