New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14

.o,.,o, be recoumit,-d 10 them for reports at
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SOD = 7-s =. Ps;;oscDay Of ESpodiioa-Prof I Henry
| On N. Rsiattre pniH: ~ hams"d',c' >, HHa LaH'
C,,anastics Of Ac MiRd-Pres w. Allen.
pstG~s T,otVrs EdicdIiOn-Dr. Il. Sears, J. Johon-
fs' c,oc, of Srsooi.-D. Ws'nburo, OF Philadelphia
Il - Wiekefshas. Of Pennsvlvanis: Prot Foster, oil
II go, cojieee; s Chase, vi Newark.
The Secretary at the same time read the
| bgswiss letter: 49,,
ROME n. Y, Aug. 10, 1882.
~, srs have not forgotten that AZ this sessiOn
P~,.c,eo 10 present toe Report IN the Relation OF
s w 20 Crime ard tha Comparative Cost OF
Is-re and Education Uncertain whether ought ID
sTrsTd or retain the Repor' Incline 70 .ne i.t4r
-. Ths examination which toe committees nave
90 sropg the rtcords OF crime have deeoeped tue
,,srsst with which they commenced their aoors and
- mere statistics OF the report odepondest OF the
Isnc,,ops madc by the committees thereironi place
ono doub, or csvil that Education, at any cost Is ne
20, oad Otly cure spscifc against the diseases Of ne
1AlOSy public " d flhS0h oa d. VI "ouiu
MIR. GREENLEAF, of Brooklyn, moved
"a, brief space of time be granted to
DIR. PEET, the President of the N. Y.
pesf and Dumb Institution to give some account of the
psshod OF instructipg deaf mutes. Dr. p spoke for
bout quarter OF hour In explanation OF the subject
HORNED the Convention Of the terms upon which mutes
sere received and hoped that they would do Whatever
sey could 10 advance the interests of that unfortunate
dus OF people. The venerable gentleman was Listened
with profound ate ntion and interest One Of his pu.
ps was in attendance, but no specimens Of his pro-
| ta,pcy were given.
The important business of the COnven-
Ton was now brought TO a close. 1t had been voted
Early 10 the day, that they should finally adjourn at
noon. The only business remaining was she cor.
| rectcn Of sons names of members and the proper
| complimentary resolutions.
On motion, the thanks of this COnven-
lon we're especially voted 10 the propretors Of Library
Hall who had given their without rent 70, the
pee,lBs of the Assoc alton to the JantOr Of the Ii
brary who had been indeiatsabe in his Efforts TO &C
oommoda,e and make comfortable all who attended
10 the cuzeps OF Newark, VINO had for nearly week
Hospitality and free y and cordially entertained ma
oriy OF the members OF the Con non 10 the various
railroad and steamboat companies who had offered pc
eulsr facii les for travel &C
The Secretary then read the minutes OF
The meeting, aud they were approved by vote.
The Chairman, Mr.. Buckley, then made
8 very brief address, hoping that tho lsbors OF the
Convention would result In much benefit to themselves
and to the people, that the great Of education
would be benefited by their deli erations that each
member would his field of duty with rene we'd
hopes and fresh determination to do hs utmost to
advance the wel.beDg Of those who might be placed
upoer bis charge After speaking few minutes in a
sopgra,ula,oJ and hopeful strain.
The President declared the Second An
rusl Meeting OF the American Association for the Ad
ysncement of Science adjourned sine die.
The next COnyOcatiOn will be at the
CRY Of Pittsburgh, on the second Tuesday of August
1853.