New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29


Total Observation-Disclosures l4,f4o -
the sum OF 900 was appropriated there IS left
balance of only S22l % 10 meet such necessary eA-
penses may be required for the remainder oil tne
term.
has been observed aud nothing has been furnished that
was not required by actual necessity ana everything
procured the lowest possible price u VIII De seen
that il has been necessary TO eXpend over el'O LOT
Gas ana other fixtures which become permanently the
property Of the Evening schools 50 also large portion
of the amount paid for books and stauonery-maklns
in al least - 500 from this appropriation more
than will be required sno her season Tor me same mum
Der OF schools
The Committee would take this occasion to congra
tu.te the Board upon the that has IN every 10
stance attended the organization and operation Of the
the Evening schools the present season Ia many res
poets there Il decided improvement Tor the better
over last year I, the subject OF general remark oy
the teachers and those who nave often visited the
schools that the class of persons now IN attendance s
much better personal appearance aud more gephe
manly IN deportment All nearly all seem 20 appre
ciste highly the opportunity afforded them ana apply
Themselves diligently to their studies during school
hours These gratifying results nave peen Druushi
about and are no doubt Of the good effects Of the
schools last season.
Good order and dccorum prevail in all the Evening
schools They al well and efficiently organized
and ably conducted by competent and experienced
TEACHERS who are dschargng their srduous duties
with an industry, zeal and fidelity worthy the noble
cause la which they are engaged Very Little OF no time
required TO govern or keep olucl ~ A-' 7@i@N.7f
that the teachers are enabled 10 devote neaiy lnef
whole time 10 iustruciing their classes.
The happlest results It fully believed VII attend
the opening of Evening schools for the educsuon OF
females The four that have been organized are nun
crousy attended. By worthy and deserving class o.
young ladies', who are in most cases employed during
The dav az some trade occupation BY whcn tney gam
an honest and honorable livelihood Ana 80 Ai as tne
Committee are able determine, they are senefa4y o
that class OF persons which needs the benefits Afforded
by these Schools They all seem TO take deep inter
est IN their studies aud appear q be duly sensloe u
the i'm portance OF svsiing themselves Of the sa'ah
ages OF red them - e.. -.
their observation extends and they have taken 'pe Ia
pains 10 inform themselves Of tue iact ha'ne 's'teu
these schools every evening since they nave oeeu
openedl none OF the evils that many spprehended oe
tore the Evening schools Tor females were commences
are likely % result from their establishment Inc OF
er and decorum observed ~ the pupils cannot ia "
-.fv even the most fasudi0us. Neither has the Com
mttee any knowledge Of any knowledge OF any CoH
p Ant on the psrt OF the pupils. OF their naFhs 'teu
annoyed moiestod OF IN any way iuieriered Win "nI'
% their wsy % or from school
The Committee would respectfully urge upon tae
members Of this Board the importance Of ihelr ire
qaenty visiting these Evening schools and il IS desrs
M that all should do often A. their convenience
Will permit Much good u Is believed can - done oJ
of,r counsslns. advising AID encouraging me tca-n
m h discharge OF their duties Let every one 70 n
,er, "A his a. lily and the al his disposal al
ana assist the young men and women, puPLs IN tnes'
schools in obtaining that wsch VIII DC 70 mem s'oF'
price good education.
-o,ns fary and firmly established as one OF me NOS
important branches Of our eNce-en' System VI F-.
Al II which is respectfully submitted ,.,.,,.
EDWARD p FELLOWS. VIM m, :. T.. SONb 6oncr
p W. LINUS : REDriELD. Com uni,iee.
A. W. N1r II Isis