New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

The APPEARANCE Of morosepess and saactatioa With
fsrhery tenderness aud sfe"ton-te entres'y, he sd
mori.hed TIE vsyward tnd cheered tre Responding
Is pupil. locked up 10 bin with confidence ana spoke
Of bin vi affection. His lie and manner. his ssnp+
y ViIh the ardor and freshness o youth, his f-nihr
intercourse with sud real interest In their i'm
provpuent and welfare gave Rim wonderful ascend
apcy the grest part OF each generation oil bis pd
pills There subsisf-d between min and them msr'rid
81, ction and attachment IL was kindness OF heart
sympathy with tbs young, devotion TO his work SID
eery Ia tvsry act OF his ir y.iba animation eathu
si-sm and love ~ith which hs entered upon all mis-
duties which awakened kept alive, and earnestly .
pressed the MINDS OF tn young o. the Importance 81
Of knosedge. ADD Of life OF acdsitg virtue and u.s
fuIre-s Or Arnsd thus writes To spgicsn, for ths
situation of TEACHER In his celebrated scnoo "WaAi
wish Is a rlsn VITO Is CeTstisn and gentleman, al
active man and one who has conn sense and under
STANDS boys; thst, belonging 90 great public inritu
ton, aro s,snoing public and conspicuous s;,uston
be ,toud STUDY things Of good report tia, Ia should be
lublic' pfit-o liberal, aud enter hesry ias the
Interests honor and general respectzbly aud disinc
ton Of The society wncn he has Joined Ina he should
have Sufficient ysor Of miGd and thirst for kno Eledse
&, p-r.sI IN ADDING t. bis stores without neg sct
Ing the Improvement, OF those y hon ne is tesc,ng."
Are such. fellow tescher'. our aliacaioEs for the
In pOTtaTt Once we hOldf Do we daily entsr ish ra-h
PR sr-iioD, with Interest with energy, with the spirit
~ luv- snd souud mind upon our isoOrs Do we a.
al e' isel thar principle OF love, and that sucere de-
vu1D 20 profession, which IL be regarded thu
.ien snd measure OF hsh soul which, wisely di.
recieo, will accomplish muchi oar csllln. Is honUra
bic Our abors vi be fel, and appreciated II sc ara
faithful Let US LOT be- satisfied with psS SUCCESS,
nor present -itaiDmrnls. Ut our motto ever be
"Obesro, upward. Let also be Impressed vita Ias
real importance Of Office. We deal With mod.
We are called ~ educate Immortal beings. We
hTs stamping utuD their souls impressions ina, will
endure when the sun snail oloited out and N
moon and stars shall withdraw their Hight Should
there be given - Each # broad tsDrt Of pol
sh.d silver, upon which required 10 inscrbe
some sentiment To be read By thousands on esrta aud
by auge ia heaven, shO IId trenbe in view of the
np0i tsnt duty; we should deere that tine sentiment
might be truthful and -se, and sucn as would De ao
proved above. Now there placed in hands
many Diets Lot, nde-d. of silver gold but t.b'ets
that shall endure when silver ana god nave p-rlshed
the immortal t-bles OF youthful mlnds. Upon these
we are describing principles aud senrmeHts which
thousar &c OF fellow wild rsad sCn grlet or JOY
which al tue angels of ligh, will day 10 * upoa
win wrh tears behoic with hj.y exuitaton. Let
the character have bee oOrtraying model for us
innate. Let hI. Name be- fragrant In our memory
Let bic spfit be diused through all our professional
rsuks sbd III eGucfnna associations Let IL study
bis principles snc methods OF instruction and dlscip
bt. tn they shall reveal 10 us an eievsrog power that
sh give yet encouraging success In NOBLE
works Let us im'be his sire for the orogre.
OF the love, that We may be ensbied 10 do
something ioT ito advancement
At the conclusion of the address. SOW
erel new members were prop ,sed aud elected.
Mr.. Thomson, of New DIRK, after re-
tefTLg 10 lne OuNplltht pJ"CE VI tAc Iiess OuStou
the following resolution, witch was adopted:
Re Otc5 That Educational journas among the most
cicer' suSares in the Advancement OF popular edaea
or sud desc the codl- support OF teachers and the
hbersl patronage OF the community.
Nh ANTHONY, Of Newly DIRK, offered n
RESOLUTION requesting gentlemen who had al papers
before the Association furnish copies for publication
Adopted.
Capt. +. w. MooREs. of the Navy,
made statement in regard 70 the need OF Ir4 TN
ptoy.ment among s.amen The seamen of the aitod
States form d naval aud merchant marine numbering
2OOCOO sou : Upon lakes and canals may bc found
aGu.t about nh equal uber. The proportion of boys
connected wi this service may be about 70 TO- Ind-
ehdelt If thrse the families OF and DO meu
81 our country rne aggregate number OF ssanen, 0ol
en- and thute dependent npOn them, mag be esilnaed
al ueAty a million. Tus Importance Of oceanic seamsn
49, = class representing republic and Cnrisisn "A.
ZION IN very portion Of ne globe nigh, DC considered
srperei oClncn 10 advocate they are too well kno W
aLd appreciated by this Association to render II
necessary A greater blessing 10 tnis country can
ba,oy he lra az ,hsn would result IL the Intellectual
aud mora cullv aiiUn OF cur seamen. The loH, de-
graded condition OF quite a portion OF tue boat nan,
rives ap0 lzsenien OF country calls for energetic
sctiou with regard 20 their ri and Intellectual tega.
ucp tLd Improvement Since the landlOg OF thu Puri.
tar u.y be said that u the daing tho enterprise,
pui he ceherou- he, oon Of the alOr, 10 n-rica In
NGtleQ hcr
Der present inult power Therefore ~ an express
Son OF the # bi, Association, of tie JUST appre-
ciaon u tie rs ~ ins hitherto too nuch neglected
case 4 cur fellow CidZens, itls
RArcf Tia, this Association recognize The cainot the
s,un O oar couaty and ho'e engaged In the navigation
of out was together with their families upon itsed)fs
with regard their education and riorsl iulpOyen 'nt
Halred That Comm tee be appointed 20 orat plan
The letsl cay toto effect the foreg ling resolution, wit
power TO pond and communicate With such person
an portor Of country, they IN their Judgment usy
Dom essential for The theTance OF this OBJ sct ald
report The same at the next annual Convention.
These resolution, were adopted withou
discussion.
The resolution offered by M. PAIL
BRICK at the morning session to raise Committee -
report upon the Cost Of Education, then up
and without debate adopted.
The Convention then voted recess of
FIVE minutes.
PHYSIOLOGY.
4 fer the recess, DIR. JOHN II. GRIsCoN.
of New York, gave lecture upon Psychology and the
inheritance OF its ituoy in schools. Alter speaking
earpestly of the importance OF the knowledge to be
thus gained he proceeded TO consider the matter Ia
three points Of view lstss interesting subject OF
study; 2d-ln its utility In the gation OF life and
security from accident and disease 3d-as an iusra
ton Of Natural Theology. DR.. q. spoke OF the func
tons of the hsld, the eye, arm chest and other por'
,iors of ths body, and combining all the mechanical
powers and principles usually taught In science.
He explained at some length the laws IF digestion,
and the importance Oi q knowledge thereof he re-
TERED 10 respiration and stated that the Inhalation OF
impure air In he opinion, oy lar the most potent
Cause Il disease. The Necessity O securing tfesn air
was strongly enf rceo, and rs means VI bringing
proper attention the subject ne prop sed tue eddca-
uUn 81 children In physiOogy. Ills explanations oil the
ufOGuced upO0 fUOu and IN the
resu,sr o,.raOus Of the human body, were extremely
interesting He welt at much Icing b upon tue i'm
Lortsc, OF TRACKING not onJ children, out everybody,
MOTTO be AFRAID o iie,h air. IL was aiacy 70 suppose
mi cousun,ptUn In AZ toe windOS with eyefy
cool breeze: there De no narm 10 breathing the
Tree eli however c, Id II may DO
lie ex planned the operation Of the car0onc gas thrown
ou a, every breath by tue lungs how poisoaou' was
and how IL had been oemoBstr In the Black HOs
| a Calcuus &c This breathing Ot tho gas from
human lul 70 was the Ot dfo 4slness, irr.soy