New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

~ Historical misunderstanding COURSE OF
HISTORICAL INSTRUCTION announced by Mss BA.
CON, for TIE LADIES OF this City, and ia v.cini,y, VIII
commence the third week in November.
The plan OF this comprehends dgnc: view OF
complete development it Constitutes hisory wach
Versons OF Ordinary leisure at present otherse i1cce
De found anywhere compscted And the clues exist
for The scholar only And yet it is IN fsc notwithstanding,
me history which not the scholar merely but eerY rational
pefsop Essentially media For It hiss az - object the his
tocsl explanation Of the Present lit constitutes the his
toca analysis tnd origin Of that which own individual
e>penehce presents 10 us daily IL 10 indeed prne1 the
history not of the PatLo Of that winch has persisted Dut
OF that which remains stranded from its wrecks, and in
wrought into the groundwork Of the prese1-he great
historical products which the life Of other ages IN Its
hsbest iornF stii freshly extant and itegrAted 10 or
The Couac here proposed il intended 70 spenede m
dydus historical udes but rather TO constitute s intro
dueou TO them. IL s designed 20 lurste them and ID
furnish motive and purpose in them Exten
slve reading has been in most cases connected with IT.
though thsis Of course optional with those wao esna n
Genuine instruction is the end proposed N TINS cntsfpe
permanent cults 20 the learner radical and conp
mental effects and this end has occurred 70 prescribe Lessons
end not lectures the form Of Instruction. the most simple
ard unambOus style Of oral teaching beng the one ev
Such plan cannot Of course be adequately presented
within tic limits Of the present notice II VIII be more
clearly developed in the two Introductory Lessons Of the
Course and tho for these Will BE- u n as 20
present 70 al who have any interest IN the SUBJECT an OPP
portuny of ascertaring for themselves It's claims 70 a..
tention.
the Course generally viii be fully announced II the coarss
OF the ensuing week.
" POIyglOt Since t'lere are
many persons in the City Oh New fOrk, who
have acquired lesst Of the modern languages. II
is proposed establish in four VI these
plan which it is hoped will unite the useful and the agree
able For instance every Monday EVENING" lecture Of three
quarters of hour will be delivered IN French
literary subject Those o. the audience who choose 70 do
for three quarters hour after the lecture,
AID groups about the the language Of
the evening referring at pleasure to the lecturer for the de-
cision of all disputed points about pronunciation and pro-
prety OF elegance Of expression. II hoped that those
young snies who wish keep the Languages they learn
ed school will find these lectures very agreeable mode
doing So and that from the exercised the sale Of
tickets well from the lowness OF the terms the heads
Of families will find every inducement 10 subscribe. The
tickets will be sold TO those only who ere known tothe lee
to the director 10 known 10 them
Thirty lectures will be delivered in each language at the
rate Of one each week.
LEcTURERs-Italisn. Prof F. FORESTI German, DR..
sCHRAMM French, NJ. SYNONYM Spanish, 5. JUAN
BARCELO
Terms $40 for each language; for two Of the
same family 50 each Complementary Tickets for friends
of Subscribers $40 each Any young Lady escorted
by member of her family is Of course entitled to free
trarco for her escort. j. MAC MULLEN Director
Rooms, corner Of Broadway and l2th-st.
Subscription lists at L0CKWOODS, No. All Broadway
and OF CROWEN'S. No 500 Broadway.