The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
Personal Intelligence.

Professor vincenzo Botta. from Turin, formerly a
Deputy in the Sandman Parliament. arrived in New
York by Of the last steamers with view of study
ing the free institutions Of America and particularly the
organic of the schools OF the United States Fro
the commonay Of studies less than by the ties by
country and blood, with Carlo Botta, the nustrious
author Of the History Of American Independence this
gentleman comes amongst to obtain on the spot, by
his observations, the necessary information to
able him to continue the immortal work of Ills celebrated
fellow countryman and friend Italy is already indebted
to Mr. Botta for very extensive treatise concerning
public instruction in Germany, by which work he OBJ
tanned great praise from the Pedmontese press also
from that Of Germany without mentioning the natterng
thanks Of his own government The Turine.e professor
will gather from his obseT in the United States
ample amount Of good principle ard noble example, and
by turning his special researches to public education
shall be enabled to perceive that he has thereby learned
which the key and basis Of institutons-or educa
ton includes the people and the country. Therefore,
narrative Of school system compartments the de-
scrption Of whole POLITICAL administrative and rsli
gous system By his affording to old Europe genuine
history Of the strength which thoroughly exists in
New World, he win confer great service the FIRST
who win know how to value the treasury of American
liberties, and the second, for whom although the
youngest and most civilized, it is not certainly the
newest
Professor Bache of the Coast Survey at Newport,
R. l., on Monday.
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Clark members of the railroad delegation from the
north left austin Texas, I'd inst for Fort Graham,
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servant Miss Ester, Mrs Warner, 40 daughters and
servant Mrs Baker, Stafford Hines, and twenty
steerage.
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