The New York herald., 1851-08-09
Our Bumalo Corrsspondenes.
BuFvALo, Auwust lRnY

Nsrsrg e the Mr. York State 1tuckevs dssociofsos
Thss body convened wednesday, the 9Th inst, st
Buxsso The President is J. N. buckley Of Albany and
tne Secretary Prof Benedict Of Rochester The Pres
dent delivered the address, which Is sIla,pokeu
o. but your correspondent did hear It, having been
detained on Lake Ontario by q high wind and I an
therefore indebted TO the courtesy of the reporter
Buso advertiser for notes Of the early proceedings Of
the association
The address a review Of the progress made in
country since the Of the present century
IN physical improvements and in educational and
iscilities The speaker gave history Of tbs intro
ducon Of various systems Of education and what bad
be en- their fate He also drew a contrast between the
number ard condition Of the Institutions Of learning of
descriptions exitingEat present and fifty years
suce. He glanced at the rise, progress and prospects
Of the association before him.
In the afternoon a very able report read BY M
o, Eeog of New York from a committee, upon the
analytic and synthetic modes Of instruction The after
noon consumed in spirited discussion upon that
eutect in which Professor Thompson and Messrs
Cbatin McEuiot and Cobourn took active part
Ia the evening heard resly fine address. from the
Rev G. W Hosmer, Of Buffalo 1t preceded and fol-
lowed by seversl sopgs from Miss Duyckman the little
CHI who sung before Jenny Lind, whne in Buffalo
tisticsIy Judge Of music, but make NO
guess whsn that she promises make
sstiess mar ner charmed everybody The suaeot Of Mr
Hcsmers address The Ideal in Teaohing lie said
!. he ntroaustien that i rsassd q glorious Joha
ttkon that when, travelling in the south Of Europe he
heard Of the troubled state Of Affairs England
chsies he the poet politician hastensd home aud
p ged IN teaching the youth How greatly would be
hs<e h hen aided in promoting his country's welfare
ensd be baye met the teachers OF Old England ths
teachers OF New York are met We're an xious,
Sad the speaker, to benefit my country-and / am
suxetsI shs uld rejoice TO meet the teachers OF the RI
generation, well assured that could
doce than by memorials and meetings. The pa
mot nefds your cooperation the phanthropist might
xejoce you Friends and teachers 1t is your
pfCf<esf1n 4 would magnify, and order this, I
~eud lead you 10 contemplate the true ideal of ian
idt "a important TIE lawyer and the minister have
eeeh noble profession ard they must have. sea-
cons for fGtsciion upon lie nsture, OF they will
IA witch il /. 90 difficult as in yours to Keep up With tie
local keep that ideal sigh Every thing
" against yeu your scholars are usually too young 70
UScsrssnd what education Generally the pa.
q he pupils show cold interest in your efforts.
Any thing Is better than teacher without the true
20, al should be teacher who cannot maia
enthusiasm in his profession though parents and
fops be cold Siberian win;eJs Another difficulty
v. that cannot often with class OF plps
uuul their completed There little excite
vary the uniformity OF your lives But you
ttrac as though it the first The true ideal
be fixed in the mind the teacher viii BE-
little strsngers up the Hill Of science This idss Of eds.
catior, what is it human being entirely created
sptl edrcsted. Tn husbandIaen helps God to bean
tify the aIdesps and the educator helps God 70
ate Tan Mar is under government Of Laws laws OF
raatter ard Laws of mental and moral deyeopmsat We
Inrst learn them and obey them sf-r =
Ths law Of gravi,ssion must BE- sAsysl you wiz be
20 Ssy = yoaf y;ne
~h little TO epjcy to hope to fear Is because he
eos not know and therefore cannot obey the laws Of
ard obsdierce oi tbese laws TheJ easily ais
coyersbe In the outward world bat there moral and
ta lave Just rsal and certainly dcoyersbs ant
n necessary TO be followed This is practical rule
for these touch part Of existence There
fs rctbing srest AID nothing tritng 70 fa be-
you'd within their circumference This Is what IL
eslled common sensethe mixture of all and not
aGouet!ros believed the gift of chance, bat OF educs
too Friends ard teachers, let the vision Of true itea
stand up before you TO make patent inpfrps xtes
20 usse you fesh and vital Though be worm byf
Gsue TO make you interested in the countless repstl
tions q ycvr daily exercise 80
A. the Close q the lecture DR. Hazon Of Newark pre-
serted the f,llo~ing resolutions
seselyse fnst "a. the Essh Language ia the bas!s Of
sssold y Ths, netaeds e teaching tAs Sr,HeA Of
naFtJ. Ttata eomi sppoiated 10 report tai.
nr rlade humorous epeech, stowiny the p-eya-
ieree Of incorrect pronunciation and how necessary
sr0cd psoIuneiaticn wss even 70 female beauty.
AacrI1ER A.;rt REsr OvrRAes.-We are ags,s
called upon 70 record another outrage com mite 9
uyon an old man, "three score years aaa zen,
which ulrstrnies in an expressive manner tbs
endishness Of toe feelings Of those accursed scoga
<rsis, the anti ters. The facts IN the case are
simply there. Notices having been made cut
direciedto the tenantIy OF Mr. Van Rensselaer,, re
qoesting a settlement Of their rents, and also
informing the tenantry Of the willingness OF tas
20 sell The soil TO them, a nun Der were stlt
20 Mr. Henry Lord, Of Nassau, ran seventy yea rs
iLlCHded. Hs had succeeded in serving a number
of these letters when be met the parties in ths. al:
hee where he re sided For his act Of bis, aged an!
intrn though be was, be Vas doomed 20 suffer.
On Saturday night isst, eight persozs, disguised
lrcians. srrroCn,sed k-s hoGss-orOks IL one q
IL si-Gc~s-ssszsd - eS;-c. & tier v.sac.iys-
z~-z v.l -1lEa,sF f,r-a---zrrsi Lia sron his
Sss. a,d Fr1nuHsTr-s d U q bceG1pAry thsz EtoS.
aasis ana lasf. ne H--E1-s & -e-s4 All
rfiier, t1efe rnnsu.L-ss1ur va ~ fr1 A. Ia
s<liortai.un several VIC Icce1-G -is- 3s
ulrV "a t.E l.ra r.a ~ - .
;niesuiliy Assuring aaisu -1As e vox-A oot ss-rs
fry -norc uf ulis aas.ces- A e@sc-sfL spectacle,
a-ig. IA asi. secF-psr, aad haired mAu,
sesse. b. 81 zasosrous brutes, and treated as
"a zero re sii--t criminal earth Are these
ningt 90 be lOrgcr enduredf Can no measure. be
sfcpted that VIII surb these devils In their damna-
bc works Of yilianys For the credit Of our aws,
&C trrsti God these open violations Of statutes
Inss be Checked <Etons ESTrcSs.
ToEnIno ~ WfscoNsIN-L1ss sF LIE The
sc.ior ~ ths journsl, from OshkoSz, ssn1s u ths
following particulars Of a casualty q ysry q
govrrflort surveyors On the Indian l2r1s, "a Wolf
party, oonsis,ing Of Johsi Al rsmiih, OF Da51que,
and formerly o. German, Chenhngo cousty, y. Y
q chief, end *. O. Lyusn. Davis lilo yard, ;. L.
sss y Esis 1ToeS sss snIl%Si rasS fAs d. p
night about two miies AID n half west Of the Elm.
bsrnsss rrer, wiena tornaio camSup, scco npanied
'hy bal add rsin. and The wind Wa % terrific that
u fusppcd the tsees Of as II they were pipe steEI.
"A lssrt ics WIS bloTn ggSly acro's The teni,
rt<iting Nr Smith ana Mr. Lyman on the heal,
nd Killing hem Instantly, and seriously Eoanding
rayis Howard, ALEC Of Dubuque. We u1dsutsnd
that This accident viii bre al up the Surveying party
wt,cs viii nov return ~ Dubuque, 20 be organized
Rnsv by tbo surveyor Ccr.rsl Of Wisconsm aud
l8sa, who has hs oiioe st tha. city Msicgi,sis
(Wt Utcrns,r. dug I.
tnnk@~x Ovrn1ss nv a EH8Eo-The Denton
hkoD Jwfrss states hat Washington CLARK,
fr>e negfo. rssidirg ~ Audc-s town, in Caro-
lme county, .ses brought " The jail there on Satur-
day last, ct.AfSsd vfh vioaing the person of
widow lady ukred Tow.rs, living near him. The
c,rcumstancee follow s--On wednesday,