New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

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SCHOOL FAre-The Annual Fair OF the Public
schools Tor the comparative examination OF the fups 10
Writing and Drawing very wei attended on SATURDAY
DESPITE the unplessantness Of the weather Several OF the
/ rrgsees were In attendance The Committee Of ENsmn-
ers consisted of Mr. Bush Of Williamsburg J ; No D.
and two other gentlemen whose names we did not hear
Their report placed The Schools represented In the follow
ing order writing Boys NO. Schools Nos 8 s. TO- 49,
Girls No. T. schools Nos J. II, n IS, H. TO- No
Boys-Schocls Nos II, l6 II. Girls No schools O. u
No 3 Boys-Schoos Nos. 4, 7, Q, r. 49, 49, 3D. Drawing
Rows No l. Schools No I5--G.rls No. l. Schools Nos A.
II Z, "a rs. No 2Boys-Sch0os Nos T. 1911, l. 49, 10;
Girls No p schools No l. The judgment Of The exam
uers was deemed be very fair and Just so far as we could
form an opinion, and gave very general satisfaction Ihe
exercises were very pleasant Several prominent Ward
School Teachers and other friends Of education, were IN
attendance; among them Mr. Dosne MI Furguson, Mr.
Stevens and very large number Of aides from the differ
eut Schools Owing the weather many Pnnc ais Of The
Schools were not in the Among those present we
noticed Mr. Hers and Miss Purdy Of 40. Ii, Mr. Wood
of No Is Mr. Reuie OF No = M McNaly Of No. H. and
Miss Wright of No T. Speeches were made by Messrs.
Seaton Furguson Reed and others the importance of
carving out a complete system Of exchanges with all the
different Schools in this country Of specimen both In
writing aud drawing We expect to see more interest felt
in this object by the teachers snd pupils gen
a
both scholars and teachers Some good music volunteered
bv Young ladies' Of No and No envened and closed
the exercises letter from Mr. Hobrook Of Washingo
was read urging the extension Of his iayore plan OF eX
changes IN which theory stated in is behalf
TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.-The Teachers Asso-
citation met for the last time al the Supreme Court Room
on Saturday night Mr. Patterson Of p No a. read CO.
gent ESSAY on the influence education which listened
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too limited FOR such performance or the 100 members
belonging to the Association only fheer in their
seats Only one lady graced the with her presence
After the reading ofhe essay various matters were discuss
ed including the selection Of new place OF meeting and
appointment of Committee 10 arrange with the II Board
Of Education" FOR the establishment Of Normal School for
the improvement, OF the unio teachers ~ the Ward Schools
MIR Doaue the mover of the resolution appoint
ed on the Committee IN connection with Two others.
central room should be secured for the meeting Of the As
sociauon and due notice given the papers OF the
iues and the subjects be discussed and general
ton given 10 the public to III The rooms.
~ Several reports OF meetings of Journey.
men are crowded out this morning.
ADvERTsEMENT
IL All-in this City, Boston and Philadelph ia
especially or anywhere else who wish to have their nsiu-
the science and art doing Cor others are referred to
Proi Bronsons card under General Notices"
E,cApF FROM PRlsoN-CouvrrRrEI MoNEY-
Some months since, man named WIN. Brockway for
many years a Bank Note Engrsver In New. Haven Conn
arrested 10 Hudson Co y Y charge Of forgery
and incarceraed in that county until wihn few dAy
since, when he broke jail and escaped. IL appears
thai his BrockwSy Is an associate aud confederate Of man
named La7ham and another individual Who WAS arrested
IN brosdway shortum since win $500 IN counterfeit
money, ne NeW-Hsven Bsnk m their possession: aso
letter written hy he wife Of BrockwHy. IN which she
stalled that she would be Ia the cry the evening Of The
dsv Of their arresl with $500 Officer A NJ { Smith o,
learning day two since that BrockwSy had escaped
procured he Az stance of ant smith Of he An Wsrd
ana proceeded Hudson where hey obtained the ssslst
Of MayoS McCelsud and officer Herbert and pro-
ceeded 10 the house Of Mrs b. where carrots were tor mn
beds searched snt every used 20 ascertain n snv
counterfeit money Was 70 De found In the house. Aier
searching IN vain for long lime and as The officers
about 10 cave NJ Smith happened 10 notice crevice
"a e side 81 ne manue witch he Immediately searched
and there found S353 counterfeit money on the same
Bars Amer sgain renewing the search until morning
MihoW iI'Aer success he parry len II Is altogether
probable thai the circumstances which led TO the recovery
on as money may esd to The further arrest Of parties who
oesn oI loas iime past teusing the country with
Counterfeit money BrockwSy has not vet been found
Msyor acCieand and officer Herbert Of Hudson are wor-
W suon Tor The interest they manifested IL n-
aug his search they were both called oul Of heir
oeos 81 Iais hoas Of the night
| BoARD OF SUPERVISORS Board hold
~ ~ % N'aasy evening, and PASSED upon several
BROOKLYN ITEMS
ELEcFIoN-The City Of Brooklyn has fallen into
sae arms Of LoeoFoeoism We have not time 10 give the
figures his morning hey are uuimpor,ant
JERSEY CITY ITEMS
II There was an election OF some sort in the
town Of Harsmus on Monday bat At the rate At which
tie cAnvsssers performed their work we eanno. eoun,
upon getting the result before tomorrow
IL Mr. o. A. Bowr the former Publisher OF
the H, kin F,eezlz 10 about to commence the pubncs