The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05

tie tnao pt0oeoS 0o9oce 00e -
ih.r st sdacatics in the eismsstsry srsoehes bat
tsse them sftss thsss brscohss scquir~l
then N the tnsssy ana PRACTICE Of ts-chias In doing
prsciiced, and thus nprovsd In sisnsnsary studies
but this sbsuiA b. regards1 simply Dc,leata bsa-
prrvus equivalence vim ,hs.s studies or ssr shst
stow aud eaboate oe Instruction In the a.
which Is prso.ired IN elementary schools. TAs State
ps0vtoes other ene mr. lees nvo for the lat
ter purpoee Here the object make tesoSers and
II rqurps time and xpesdture enough TO Do With
Dece~sy Il snythtns thar rapid aud merely re-
ccurse the branches OF an NuetlsA "a a.
ca,io. Ths Executive committee q tho Normal schoei
have this subject undes exsmiDa lou and Wit In due
it
Oslpg to . variety Of causes, not niece ~sry
here to be detailed the Normal School has usdoust.
tdy bern expensive oCe, for this amount
Inc v.tstte temporary their nature sad
ready b~ycDo recurrence or ths usual liberal annual
appropriation By the Legislature Of ten thousand doliss
for the support OF tho .coo the executive 0itc~0
have been sbis. urtBg the current yssR 70
tbousDd. and carrying out he earlier liberal policy VI
the tuition towards - pupils the balance oAs ceen
appropriated to Ssit them deffayng tns expense OF
their boAd IL il believed The Of the nsttu
lion ny BE- It'll farther sduo-d Without any injury to
lie tfc ncy It's may also bs insroAsed from
and particularly by au ertAnsips OF
the expemrntsl partm,Dt which wit atso give I'd
toD.. sctie tor lsttpotiDg the pupils Of Tia h@hss
the practice Of teaching All t0e.e topics are
gsgipg the st@n ion ef IT, executive conmitoes
should the ohsLgss above alluded to be made the IN
sDnUm viii he adequate to the support OF td sonoo
Bat any alterations Do made safely must b. y +do
ersousy, and x'enion OF ths exoerim-ntel depart
cell for preparatory disbursements Tho
LePibture therefore respectfully advised to
true the uiusl appropriation for the com'ns year
The p,sssnt Normal och,Oi Is entirely inxdaqua'e 70
supply the Of gby trained texchrrr Sn,ch
the public interests cs for Tho depart nents for the
instrustion schooi teachers tn soad
form useful sdjunSts 70 and when vigorous cond not
ed their fetal i0fusn IN improving tho tssohes
In the .urouDd,Dg localities are incsicalsbo But the
the year end they arc no more entitled to r. entrance
than othe'caimabts They cannot therefore, rapidly
enough 70 meet the public SAINTS II at nj prepare that
class Of thoroughly trained teschera which the 1c
inter- demSDd both educators and odes TO their
brethren. Applications for such daily t. the Nor
NAL sch Oh from aud other states While the
foreign wholly refused scarcely hale OF toe
domestic applications Dan be supplied. committee
OF the Legislature, at iss last session recommend
ed the establishment Of ARCHER Normsi school,
to be located In tbs western part Ct the Sta o.
In this rsoomm. dat'on the underss heartily
be furnished freely the State This being the o4ss
but riiDg outlay would be- necessary put another
school In operation; aSj With the dmioution Of the
to the scale above proposed both would cost but
two thousand dollars more peI sUpum than the present
one, trie WHOM results taken tuto onsdcrason
New York Guy Schools
The Superintendent visited durnx the past year,
several OF the ward schools Of the CITY York and
ef those The Older Of the Pub
Lie School Society AL! were in highly fourshng CON
clifton ana they furnished convincing proof that Tho
gregst0n Of GIx of Children mo Single schools
csliied on BY NUMEROUS nsraotors-esoh teaching hut
trench or t~o ana 10 separate cOmpartmenss-is &c
preferable where circumstances admit It, division
o the same number OF children into small and scattered
schools.
1be frs. named arrangement known popularity as that
Of the Union school ADMITS OF better system OF olAs
foa and consequently Of better division Of labor Ia
b0iloipgs apparatus eto and finally in Of these
great schools we'll sorducted esprit corps ia in
inteiIestusl mowentum from the action In deoti
Of associated mind-wLich csa rarely ever, be rs fully
obtained In q small school
Efforts making to merge the organisations of the
Pubic scboCl SOCIETY and Of the ard echoos The for
setablihed by noble and ested phaa-
thropy, Enlightened asd benevolent men 40 Cd pie
spreading The blessings Of education among the
OF the metropolis before the State able
wiling make adequate provision for that object At
this period however separate Organisations not
nsedsd to accomplish the end and BY dividing the
efforts u the friends Of education they become 20
stivey detrimental to That the attempts to osnso:
date them VIII be conducted principles alike just aud
honorable 70 al parties the character Of
the gentlemen who have the subject in charge and that
80 conducted they vi" prove successful admits not OF
For ssios Of New York schools under the SUPER
voD Of the beard Of Education report Of the Board
and retorr OF the City Superintendent heeunt0 append
ed (msIbed AID
.asyt.m and Charitable Sch"o's i" New Y~k.
Various orphsn Asy um schools the school OF the Me-
ebsIics Society the school Of the 5ocey for the Re-
form alton OF juvenile Dsuquents ana those Of several
SnsF ye9s s.svs ,Sa ps the city
tiicte, and pu eopfa, ON the same fcoiing with
other schools Following up the commsndsbs dis
petition to consolidate adverted to uodsr the proceed
ing lead it proposed to excuos them from this pvi
lsgs il such IL may be called tns ground that
the public schools open ali ana that suy diversion
of ID. public oosys thu ieads to less economic
expspd.tuye 70 dHirution q the unity
" OF he and sneg, Of The sDd that
IL ends TO constant iDorese Of these evils by
gifg he foinauon of .spa-ste and voluntary -,oool
eallsstions There posiii correct in he aDsrsct do
not in the JUDI nj Of the underssbed sptly to ths
fcfoois Of associations for purely charitable purposes,
when at ia tee present to tue operation
Of the g. rs laws aud TO tho official supervi
sion as other otDUoU schools
The police regu aoss necessary for the pro-
Ier mabsg meet OF body II orphan children or these
sepaI from ,betr parents OF poverty
petty crime cannot b conveniently enforced without
kssPIg them mainly vi hin asit- Whioh emit OF the
c5nrsHt yisiop u their peios r1oh a. house or
yard. The DISASTROUS results which would a.
tempting 10 end them through the streets Of city to
public 'obo c osnDot ~ matter Of doubt 70 say that
thee uItotuD&ts children shall de pvsd II educ stoD
o. tia those Tho srssdy gsDeouy terd ana clio he ard
thiter thtm ths not De allowed that aid In educating
them which aoss from tinpy putting thsm on = par
vA otbte eaiIdyeD in regard 10 the school is
ssw Of the which the uDdorssDe oonsaers ala
repayment TO jaftse, humanity and expectancy.
For The bse average attendance pattcu-
is 81 o.. tobtots zee iepor. Of bca1d OF Eduoauon
(aMksdI)
Reports Of County C1eks
Tie snDusi OF he county clerks emhodyiog alb
srscts Of the eupssnef dents reports made To this
department in ofs.et l72 art or The school
laws contain num.IoUs and Seq ueny mpor ant errsfs
hsny CT these we're di'ooyetsa after tbs last ansuA
sppor.is nn,ent cert fed TO the cisrks and
qGeDty wbFy vas too lAe for correction In
TO naDy Districts bad been reported in tova in
others too f.vtbus giving the ferm-r more aud tue
latter lees hn their shsr~ Of the publ,
hen reported the superintendent drew
for them tie county n, ssustrs aad applied then
10 me,t reported dr6cpposs fortunately these have
about tssncsd each other during the current year. wta
tie exception Of marked instsDos whsre ths inter
vention q ths Leg lstnre beosms necessary to supply
large deGcisDcy For the account exhibit marked
bsfeoi to appended.
Oih.- .rross Of tho came cisss have ooms nnoioaiy
to h.1 ksosbdse a the department when from their
beng 70 toe sdyaLtsgr or the towns which they
REQ or from other csnse were Dot reported; sni ike
ire pleceo!1g they were discovered too late for cor
fecti n.
Under existing arrangements, mistakes will always
cyep st0 The rep rts q the county clerks. They
in really generally originally committed BY the town
them selves The duties Of The form
,fts, nestly clerical, 10 the prsmi-es. He
oi,esstioD uIess 1t b. TO call upoo the
eDpeDeDSeLts amend their reports Unesa there Is
peculiarly ssi;rg, ocsr elected 9Th refer
10 obtee isspg connection with schools or the
fsts reported cannot be expected to doteot IT ene
fault rather Of The eystem than the county o,erks- de-
TrDsf legislative correction. remedy s BE- proposed