New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02


side tho ordinary stuiies of (. l7srai ,daca,os
A largo portion oi 10 iasfrlc'i1n clmnanicst,I
viii tbgs be the sane in uil nathcmatics IL
cban'cs. Chemistry. Physo.ofV. X cslric Mo-,i
and Iotsliertn.l Phii0sophy. snl Political Eooo'a,-
will be taught ticnsh The t.irees teach On.
cislly fhe same sciences. ~ d., addition oi "A,
In aud Creek, ia the place %, 10 hroT.edgo De-
gnci ia these tel8ftie fci'' - '' garsc Lar
pr,lessioD
II th. yr,s,igs Il Colleges 81 I'd be thu, De-
stroy cd AM il be o1nf tAar - good an education
rs ihey furnish. can be obtained n my Of those o.h
erschoos tha number a i1 90 sil leuts wi bo se.
ri1usly diminished n, b. thn "i'fe n'na,ioa q
science among nli tho other clasges OF society ho
ferdcnc. towsrf he Professions ,h lli BE- ,.r
luther arrested the Colleges wil b. deserted i,
vet lirscr nanbsrs. Tee. nay become scy gnl
uafa'ions f)r the sag. .rt 90 ia'trr t'r' bat ve-v
f.x wil be- i0u ID . sva4 themselves Of their .a
slfuctIons."
The objection ,b,i less inporssacs woull bsr
tached 10 tho class a. IS iha' dispos,d ol;
The objection that would arise % ibis pss.
would r-obsby br ilf effect npon trs c.asaics T.
wl b. saif. that es suood tlGs diminish iss
am0un' a. study sio eed ol Lai1 Al Greek. T,
this tle reply .s rafv. g., b. placing Latin ,ai
Greek upon tleir oen meu.s. they Are unable ic
retain Oh, r. present pscc D.. fhe etucraon oic
izel and Ch1sta..z q ml.. flel llt them give
place to something teifet. rtss have. byrslsn1
prferir-lca over cfHer ltll 80, ald - is absurd o
ella 20 IL for them. Bat E~ 90 further. H. Olr pres
"a. system We a. vote come s'X ot scsrl years ic
lhe compulsory Study "a. ,l' ..ssrs B aide iEas
mcrabis Acgdcu'ef, vs ifve one hundrei arl
twenty Colle,es iu which. i.r large part OF the
ume c'lfs.ci sluairs 0rcu.Y the lablrs % the s,1
dent Aad wha, = The irlti How many Of ihee
stud snts al either classical Gre. a of Lain stef
they leave Collcgol l., fh AT IBIS !sbor We isH
o. imhue our you . .acn Hfh love ~ The classes
s there any reason tO far that any cnanze VII
render their position icGs a1'a'ta" 'usf is there
not reason 70 hope taat L. rrnderi thls STUDY eu
compulsory and allowing tnose v 1) have a taste
Tor il 10 devote themselves noro thoroughly 70 chs.
sica reading. shali raise Do from is present ie
preston, AMI derive from g all tie bc-cii. which
is able 70 confer p
The conclusions ccircrl ~ Prssiien. Way an9
from view Of the hoe subieo', are AS iollows.
e.. This Colete c4auo, sulsr any cireau
stances be long sgstaiusg ..t OCT larsc addition &c
il funds
- la tie prsaeu- coalition OF coiesiatc olncl
fion in New-England. 10 Is rot probable tha, add.
ton % ifl iInls VOID increase the number Of -
Students, unleis large pr1yisisl we've also made
for gratgitiu tuition.
- Such funds m git attract students irom other
Colleges bur would % .ilte either 10 increase The
4 a,-regate number of educated men, or 70 extend
the advantages Of education to those clasiesofH IT,
community hich 10 noi row enjoy them
- There is sreuson 10 hope thar the same analu.
OF l1nds which would be necessary 10 sustain the
College under the present sy 5tem, might i the
81 stem were modified ia the manner above sug
ccStef add greatly 10 The number OF siudenii and
at the same time confer il-sunaOie aivanta,es
O.. Cyc-y class ri s1-lsty.'
1t vii be perceived from our copiggs digsGd
tlis Report. that it il the bo,dest the mos, aaccr
promising, ard .. most radical publication On the
Subject Of University Education that has ever sp
peared with the sanction os so einent an luthodiy
IN this country. President Waylall las long he'd
a conspicuous place in our highest ,eats Of lean
ing. He has bad snp's opportunities ior forming
correct AM impartial Judgment. 70 man has
more closely 2, hear. .he interests Of sound edaI
ton. lie is entitled b great credi. .or the inie
2endeuce AID fsallessness with which be b,s
probed corroiirg ulcer in our pubic institutions
Most persons convorEart Ti,h The American Co
egcg are fully aware of the evil, lat few literary
men have shown tho nerve TO look at il without
ainchine Il ia time tha. the wound should Be
attended TO- before i. is pas. surgery. The cduca
ton Of Young America" should bo founded ca he
actual wants # the county ami age and o. tie
true laws Of the human mind ard not copied from
The decrepi' ujssss Of temporary social oondi-
ton r.
~ 'BorDELs5 ILLUsrRArIoss OF SHm-
sPERF,' No 21) contains two Illustrations Of Ham
H., after pictures b. Yves. aad FuselL Theyhrs
been restored with extraordinary success, and vii
doubtless be consiis-sd b. al conno.sseurs as de
cided in 2royerents or the ori inal. We are al
ways happy 10 c4i attention 70 tlis srea. a-,,tic
enterprise, ara joice ,hAt il is advancing with
much spirit and energy No lover Of shakspere r
friend ofthe Arts shoul regard it with indifference
iV~ @. P. PCrSAms "CArALoCyE OF FoRrlSs
ASD AMERICAN Books presents most tempting
oil Of fare TO literary epicures l. gives complete
Is; Ct al the works sold b. him. including the best
authors in every department O.. literature. Aoopy
will be scnt sTa,s to all who m'y wish sr IL
a "THs G.LLTRr or IlLUsTmoUs AsIM
CANS No. 4, contains a portrait and biosrsIhica
sketch Of SILis WRIGHT. and IS got up in ihesi.le
OF distinguished elegance which has already gaia
ed wide fame for that popular publication
New York Bradys Gallery
~ We have received from Gogpt, Voen
CO. an admirably cxeo1;ed engraving Of WnIin
C. BRYANT, being the second number Of the Amer
lean Portrait Gallery.
~ GoaPsl NiberI & CO. have also seAs ass
beautiful portrait c JENNY LiSp. which does grssI
justice to The expressive features Of the Queen q
Song
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