The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-03

cht sol during the year. and $8310A 81 h.Wing oesn
expended for District Libraries and school app sratIs
OF the schools before mentioned 35 are for coorcd
children In which upwards of 900 children have been
taught at aggregate expense of 5000 57 OF which
s2i4s 60 contributed on rate bills By those send
Ing the children to school, Considering the usually
large prOportionsts contrbuon Voluntary paid By
the TIM shows . most dabe DESIRE their part,
to secure to their children the benefits Of education
The report Of the Superintendent Of Common Schools
viii probably suggest some amendments to be made to
the existing laws. | trust that they will be such
Will commend themselves to your favorable considers
The Normal School was removed on the 3irt Of July
laft to the large and commsdious edihce which the
State has recently erected FOR it's . cost OF
$25 900 The benefits resulting from this instit uon
are fully justfying the wsrmest antcipstons Of its
frepds. and are making themselves manifest In the
improvement already effected among the teachers Of
Common Schools. Tbs whole number of pupils al
mitted to the institution, since its has
been. l2o Of whom 42s have graduated NEARLY all of
whom are now engaged in the duties OF Common School
proposition will as am informed. be made to you
to suthoise the instruction At this school Of limited
number Of Indians in the hope BY this intro
ducpg higher order Of educstiop and Of civilization
among the small remnants OF the aboriginal whch
sre left within our borders solicit for this pro position
not only prompted by the dictates ohumsnity bene
voleSce but demanded alike by considerations Of high
policy, and upon principles Of Justice toward class of
our population, Who from having once been the lords
OF our toi apd the founders OF beautifully ple
and essentially republican government, have gradually
wasted before the advances OF the white race and have
dwindled in energy and In numbers. and have sunk
into state Of tuteage which demands the fostering
care Of the government.
In pursuane OF concurrent resolution Of the Lesis-
ature passed ON the sixth Of April last appointed
board Of commissioners, to mature a plan for the
estaeithment Of agricultural college and expert
mental farm. and to prepare statement of the proba
bic expense OF such an institntion and a detailed
recommended
The board entered zealously into the views of
the legislature aud hss eratuitously devoted much
time and labor to advance the important object
conts mplaied in the passage Of the resolution. |
submit herewith their report IL Is eloquent, and
powerfully argues in behalf Of the advancement of
agricultural science. 1t Is not Improbable that
differences Of opinion will exist with regard to the
branches Of knowl.d dge which 1t s proposed embrace
within the course Of instruction. But most ear
pesty hope that DO such arenc.s and thu. no other
cause may prevent the estsbis hmsnt and the eudov
mtnt, upon wise and comprehensive system. OF an
institution so beDehcept IN its design, aod promis-
ing OF enduring and beneficial results school for
bstructon in practical and scientific agriculture and
In the m.cbapio arts There is grow ing interest on
the part d the people In tue Advancement OF aSrieu-
turHl science The fair of the State Society, held az
syracuee In September last was attended BY larger
number Of persons than had before been bed
on similar occasion in this State, Aud the exhbi-
tion Of the various Elements and products afforded
erati ing evidence Of the this society in the
OF the great objects which IL aims TO
Ihr pst,re Of the circulation issued by banks as
the representative OF the precious metals oen forces
~ upon those who incapable OF rxercisinga dis
elimination tois value whess pecess.es compel
them 10 forego that exercise. Our lave have, there
compton; and the paper currency State may be
ded aR healthy and sound Some further lsgisla
ton Is adable for the prevention Of abuse In
the otgsbization under the general Law Institutions
deisn.d rather 10 profit from the Issue
than TO furnish banking fsctis. TO the business
murity. The time will soon arrive 1hen IL will be-
cone NECESSARY to consider whether the securities
quired by estng laws to be hy pothecaed for the
d,m piion OF the circulating bank notes will h. sal-
cient In amount to furnish basis for the circulation
that wi be required TO be ssued upon that pledge.
when The charters of the several incorporated banks
A EEnll a.flTa h. sh.llt t.I 49,.
Visions - the general Law The operation of the SINK
Ing Funds Is gradually hut o-rainly wthdra log
State stocks and will eyentusy render NECESSARY the
substitutes OF some other securities The report q
the Comptroler will present svma important sug,es-
tou. With references 10 these attsrs To when socit
your careful htteution
Ihe large inaux Of the precious metals, which Is
pouring IN iiom ths raeii r,sioDs II adding rapidly
10 the snount 81 coin In circulation hut furnishes
another and prt'sing reaOn Tor dema8d from this
Sste upon the tentrai governmsnt for the establish
mcnt 81 branch Mat for the reno gsl the prin-
slal Mint 10 great port, Which ia the poiat OF
srrva cfntBry al the gold Introduced from California
II il sarnesly hosed thS, Cougrs.s VIII no I3or.r de-
ley an act 40 npsrsuvey demanded by the Interests
CT he country.
In ny annual message to the Leglssture lat yesr
rrscuted to their oousidsT.on f.vors sub scs ia my
opinion "cttby q their attention acconPenied With
sBch fsuRhs a. we're deemed snpropra'e. I viii not
ceiaiu you ~ arepsi'ion 81 what as then ssti nor
vii enlarge upon the rea.ous when Induced nae 20
present ttm 60 tfe notice - your pr-Gscsssors shall
merty allude 70 the subjects ADD take the hbsty %
rttfr you 60 the views With rtfp-ct 20 them, whica
submitted tc the last fcgiaiute ard renew fhe re-
conm,ndauons then nj sdo These subjects were:-
Tho rtsioiatt'ni q tie oflceof County superlntcn-
dent a 81 ttmuop Sch0tiH
a rtyHiop ana alteration of the laws undor which
taXts and ssfotfmsnts Tor lcosl impsOTtments Inn
pofed ana tier Iesmeut enforced
An amendment of The lAas % ~ 10 ensure q more
gerslai and equal ihEa,ioa of pee tioa.i prnpsrty.
rtduction ~ the con prnsAfi1n authorized by laH
70 he received by the Health Ofeer Of the city u New
bmk.
The ef;Atli,hmsnt Of tiiburals of Cancellation 10 ac-
coI0nce With The proriatoEe 81 the constitutiun.
medication of the orimiusl crdr 10 o. o. sbsiiFs,
in proper cs'es. the terms ui psspum.nt, % reduce
The miuIfruu OF trtt-uce O. the state prison cue
year. ard to the limit prescFbei By la Tor
the dirisiou bctucsu grand aud psut larceny
1hr here'ts of be prussions q the act Ia relation
20 rstcoIa passed At The last session of the Ieaure
la,e been sriivtt. In several cage the Iuhtctt1n
has ircucfd normsiion With respect to the prsooer,
Nhich souid probably never have been brought the
tnovie e of the Executive bad the pendsucy u the
81 fffcaton not bern made hnorn q the public ant
there s rss'en 70 beeys that macy spgcltioa. have
bsen Vfhhsd under tte certainty that the adsertise
E.ut would attract attention std opposition
TIE number q prrsons patdoned durns the year,
from tt~ state i,ous has been ~ aud "a ths 0cu
yrifort. Z communicate hsreviih the rfa'rnent 70.
quirea BY tie Consttuiion, Of the pard,n' granted
aurue the year
In Ne m6ntb n Au-u,t last, received certn.a's
fom Ne ccmnis.onsrs for the son of the VEST
90 house q Refuge Tor juvenile dsirqusots thtt he
oufe o. In adneis for she reception of perssne
utlsd thettoi abd la purfuaucr ~ he ls,h fe.ton
oi the tct sn'horizing the c'faeishmsut. mad an
oder utiftanrg the counfie, shch saoli thefrefier
frd juvenile d.nqu.ut. 20 this house lt hss 81
ieustss The but ding. o. pcv completed ~ lrls 80
con da'i'n for about hund.td dtIrlue ats nud
frr he ottcrts and psrfous employed n The s'tthsn
rsut a plan uf building we- edop'rl such o. O. b.
Itr'sct how hlshta. aud vet ntntiigr fhe srssan
oi three infre wings - equal cagasify VI tlat nov
compistsd vith'ut matrius the proportion ~ the
whole. nch of these wiuFs sh Accommodate sb 'ut
buudred Inmates 10 VIII BE- seen from tle rayioity
vith Which The houo i hifr 10 that i capacity vii
snon b. eztAustsd ard sboi her wing viii bs req a.
the csst - which % h repfssentsd vii be irm tsb 20
twelve thousand dOlisrs
Bufire tte r,t tvms,,r toe male dspsr,,- rnt % The
Uause ~ Neugs IN TIE city oi Nee ork hat cnsne
o. crowded that Sc mauagers ssued notice that no
more btvs cruid be frcetvef 81 present..
The whole number a children received In this house
from its estsb ent e. December ~ lsiy vsa Ua9
~ this ist'tr date. there vtfs go children NJ TIE
house without mote extensive a-e0n nuodtt US. this
nunttr g. larger thfu consistent with the proper
cinssii cation q the chtdFaB flr the separation ~
thuso l- lsTdeI ic c.a from the infuruee u TIE
uiuc ceprsrtd. Suff trs tcston " nfcs arY g. me
otject ~ ere iusttu ch =, O. tefu uati1n "a
thef thsn t1e puui.0Ufnt ~ thDsN youihtW tflir.
ruentF sha nay hava rrsr dfafu tnnug hte.slv into
ne Comuissicn ~ crime rhich parental ir lueDee
~ ford adrice kiroy almir'sfersa might have re-
ttrsiutd tfefn.
slould he Lseiia'rfa eriue % criargs The Wee
ffrurp ~ "a Lob