New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29

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ard Burpei Of n. iofmsr InsTuei0rs Of ne Dea'
and Dumb
Prayer was offered BY Rev T BEDELL, and
the CONVEX ton then proceeded totusiness
An interesting and valuable Memoir on tne his
tory Of efforts ior the instruction # the Deaf and
Dumb ia ancient times, was read by Dr. Pert. IL
YVES OF consider able length and presented series
of facts Of general interest We presume II VII
be published under the direction Of the Convection
Rev. WIN. w TgRsER, from the Iostitution at
degree Of reliance proper to be given - The ancient
records. he was cubioas as 70 toe correc.ness Of
the observations on this subject Dr.. PEEr re
joined that be rad not felt liberty - discrsdt
~ statements though he ass Disposed y receive
them with isrge Allowance. Toe results detailed
sre very curious, showing the success II the earlier
Efforts 10 communicate ideas 20 those Apparently
depriv, Of the senses II speech and heausg-
tioufh 10 many OF the Gases, according 10 toe the
ory advanced by 3r. TURNER, and sustaiDed By
hin in number Of instances which he sddaced
from his own experience, the deprivation was poi
sibly bat partial
Mr. THOs GALLAUDET was appointed lnterpre,
ter Of the Convention for the eeneht oil the Deaf
Mute gentlemen present
The meeting then adjourned till PM
On reassembng in the afternoon, paper was
read by Er. Woodruff OF Conn. on the Moral
Education Of the Deaf and Damb, 10 which VS.
urged the necessity Of devoting much attention 70
the proper development Of the moral and religious
faculties Of the pupil. A long discussion sn'aed'
in the course Of which a number Of interesting ia
cden,s that bad fallen under the personal ooserya'
ton Of the gentltmea present were brought for
ward In illustration OF the benefits derived IRON
this course hessrs. PELT. BAKrLIrT, Carr.
WkThORT, COOKE, NORRIS, TURSER, and Others
participated in the discussion TIE following reso-
luton was then offered BY Mr. BARTLETT, aud
adopted
Rs,olr,d Thai the collection Of Interesting facs relslg
10 the moral ard religious culture Of lbe Deaf sod Dumb n
corr ecuon with tner mental education tend gfeNly 10
promote The great aod good IA while Ne are labor
Il and that 10 desirable iha The i1sirJctors OF no OeN
and Dunb IN several nsIh1rs should gvs theif al
ienon 10 thu subeci and aze note OF al me Interesting
ireident hal oceur 70 heir notice
Mr.. GALLAUDET read an essay on tha proper
arrangement Of School Rooms, which embodied a
number Of essential Improvements add entered
into the report In detail. The subject excited
some discussion, and the suggestions made by Mr..
g. were generally approved The C.nvesii1n 5000
titerVsrd adjourned to meet again this inorniog,
at the same place. at 0 clock. All persons inter.
ested ia TIE instruction Of the Deaf and Dsmo. and
friends Of Education generally are invited 70 ate 3D.
The sessions are 10 be held t~ics daily N Jrning
and 1ileTnC On during the continuance fthe Con
vention The commencement has been re narkA-
bly, ausyicious ano the result Of tue deliberations
will doubtless be highly gratifying.