New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-01

a r>sfsns elsss n n boys and srs-ths latter and
psariy The Whole q the female scholars being aret IN
vhs dresses. 9TH stJbise ssshes They read distinct;
~ and correctly and. ss the s1hottoa whois -
nect~d credit On their teachers Ard parents Nev-
YOsk. coa.t 10 imDsnse POPULATION hAv, osea present.
would have Iorkes On With tebEst
Miss Helen Csrvey. cherry chsetet infant q 81 win
tiers, win psssng ooan,.nsrcs ard Winning manner
came upoo the stage To sns The Wseser" and saes Il
with rrsAi s~f po~sss~on and innocsni ard srs
les that oos unsroksn shout q apoianse FOL
lowed her psrfornAnes- The ballad b-sins thus
The hight vas srk and iesrfI.
The blast swept vailinx by.
watcher. pale ssd tearful.
Looksd forth with ANXIOUS eye.
We should nss much ,oiivs ons enough to hear Hss-n
sins mat sosg 9Th the Of sIuen-it 10 only
ooe more decade OF sanmers
French IL not generally taught In ths school but Il 70
taught John rovie rreised aaently rom memory. In
;he language q Feneon. from TeleDshcs and. being
eneored. followed It up by . fa,thfu Translation
Thirteen boys and twelve si-fs- class In Asronory
BY t-elveineh celestial siooe wehsve only 10 cd. ~
witnesses all Tho present 70 the simple fact that on
The Whole The twenty-five acquitted themselves remnta
by well SOM q Mr. Anisrsons Questions pufzied them
q hey hsve purxlei older heats. TIE firs evident
he'd the advantage their answers they s-srs oegh
have Ia this Miss sarah slier toos bold u
the siofe and Appeared 20 b eel acquainted rh Us
James Mogton seemed 10 be no 80. and doa0t-
les & Tho Others squsly vel instructed
This 10 Of progress. Here are school houses
bencb>s teachers. boks. slses sisrorery sof~. mag
~ means q direct tan e'iy property snd is pc
order that minds u the r.ine generstion
may he cultivated. their ineilse AL covers called INTO
useful action and ihsir means Of playing On honest non
orabe and intelligent part The great hesssr Of ls
greatly enlarged. How prsjuics ard ignorance, at
twenty one. -sely choose Rulers Judges and Law
givers Never more iudicou,ly irpoced and
snail hail the dAy With 10y and sisdne.s IN -neh
free education Tor ALI shall be the rule Throughout ths
va, Republic and talnsss sud ignorance the rare si-
oeptions. So,
TIE practice here and Rochester. Cleveland VIII
liam shurth kc BY the wealthy, OF sendug her ehffen,
10 begin the lesson. taught IN >oci-iy. at our fusc
schools. 3. wise Frendships. true and sriless are
thu. formrd-frendships that often last III ieath VINO
# our re.ssrs that may their children set out In The
oaba on IN. eheck-rsd voyage Of he. can them
that s evening not be spsn, IN the gloom Of
the ss>rsgsr
Wei va. n said hundred years ago. by a rsymns
barber In land which wud have taught The world that
universal education 10 the parent q national yea u, In the
best Of The term. that
AsiLs rough Diamond from tie mre.
By gimme iufs only shows rs lsht
TIL polishing has msee 70 SHINE.
80 earning makes the serias bright
To tefp f-~ yOuihs at a costly college and nearly
everybody else ia mental dsrsues ~ss the Cd srisio-
mote Of teaching useful knosiecge but Il II al
9Th oeservscly secuted by g, rgiers-sy even I'm
Their management Il The M. rre.,ed and long sunsrns
Aborisna' - Mr. Mein's last report shows The slave
states are the ofly exception now.
The YOUNG i.fies exhibited variety Of specimens Of
their taste Industry and perseverance, IN the shape "
" samplers" book.motos elss .ns se~ed 9Th the nee
de. ornsmentd pn-cuhpn toulurfs u artfcis roses.
bar there no pictures NJ specimens Of drawing
T~euy young isiss 81 The 10th class sung The
HsppY Land and du.s, precisely. JOB. Mead cirvsr
hoy shout twelve - pronounced the vsleictory
address, .nAi-creiiiabe 10 him As performance.
AL well suited Ia the occasion.
Mr. NeKssn. the Sulerinsntent who hal been present
buts part 81 m. ray exDrs.ef HI. eotre Satisfaction
-h what he Lad and heard AM after the teachers
had distributed suitable eoOas presents. the annual sr
Libton closed.