New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
NEW BEDFORD
Ma.-nchu.ett. Board Rducation-City Library THE
Enforcement OF the Maine. Law-Whning and Rob-
berry of the sailors.

Enforcement Maine.
berry of the sailors.
Correspondence Of The N Y. Tnbure.
NEW BEDFORD, Mas THURSDAY, June &C. 1875
During few DAYS sojoun ia this city have learned
some facts which may interest the many readers your
columns in the Empire State The old Puritan deyo-
ton 70 moral and intellectual culture, which reared on
the island clear Dgs Of the wilderness that OVersadowed
continent, the sanctuary and school house side oy side
still pervsdes the commonwealth and l. rpenlng - noble
results The .ssschusCts Board Of Educson of which
the Governor Is exocio chaiimau mas now it, cenra Of
fee in the State House of the Capitol aud will DE-
cognized in the Constitution. permanent organization
with ample appropriations from the treasury 10 perfect tine
contemplated Arrangements and WORK. Or Seas the gen
temany aud efficient secretary hs- salary Of SOJJ per
year with assistant who Is PAID $1,000 -nd an agent
with tie salary who visits he districts OF the entire
state communicating lmpr0yt mrnis. aud suggesting the
best localities for school house, &c The Secretary
holds several Teachers Institutes annually among shich
il the City Of lectures in progress here ami shch
is given ia every county during the year Prof Gayots
Lectures Physical Geography aud tho Human X aces
are highly sceuc and Interesting In regard the latter
be maintains the view Oi common origin as vel as the
unity Of mankind.
expression yaTieo accordngtO cultivation and stamping the
form with the souls umortsy aud personal worth were
brilliant and impressive Prot AgGssiz this evening
IL i fact Which needs Exp anatnn, thai while concert
ashy harar cue fills ths City ii AL the hGas efforts OF
such minds call together less th hsfthe number There
H. however, monument Of fame 20 New Bedford in it,
City Library the only one Of the kind o. ne r0rlG
whose first annual port -end Won. BY appropriation
IT, the COrponuOD the 10 books and Librarian
furnished and the whole population have free 10
tie several thousand volumes already collected L. pc
tular mOasi feature H. that the poorest citizen may.
Ger Iropsr rCgxi toIs. drag without expense The
Library crcus,s aiong the ana cheers with is
ves Ga Of intellect the humbl-st habit ,tien.
Ire cry I've . nOrce the Maine Law. which has
not been Vel terror ey oo-rs Next Boston III
whaling port presents front Of strong opposition the
thorough Application Of that vital Bu; like IN
&c Ton t, which destined % Outye the sneers Of
he coHscrafre pres Aeq Don Is gathering strength,
and he voice Of outraged humanity viii be needed, and
compel uuic politicians not only ss but with strong
band execute law whose foes alone appetite ana
rice
About 400 whale ships leave the wharves Of this be ut
M city tor distant 10 number than all the
ses Of the world besides engaged in the perous enter
prise Of happening the oily deep But II
Is not generally known what an extent oreduous sailors
upon their fret voyage drfaGd4o country youth
engages while inland. 70 20 whaling He resches port,
pays bonus g. the the ship and Ccous
traders generously offer him 0uilt the most
able terms Tue chest OF clothing solt 20 his cabin and
the tt GO his officer pom his from tnres years
adventure the came erchauts him AZ the wharf With
proposals fr Al mt il is called These bills which
PAD the creditors thirty friy per ceu, With other
shave, leave him penuess. THIS IS the history of hr ms
VITO have braVed The dangers of storms of cap
turIIg whales.
Returning yesterday from sail / saT down the
channel no0ir ship. just in. rocking ii aachor
Around her back and weather beaten form ple.
boats were ding IN every direction | thought a.
the sht tel Oh the how ike was ti vessel
VII, rail ugriec bat 10 ,errtcs {, e0rkiay
rand ard A,e.f. the show pastne oil d-rs On
lie ,t@ az be. Yours. c. u.