New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
NEW YoRK TEACHERS AssocArIos.-Thi


Institution the object OF which Is by the mutual inter
course Of its members and the discussion Of educa
tiousl topics both to elevate the dignity ofthe proes
sion and to propose the most Efficient means for the
advancement OF general educ 1tion, and which is com
posed Of Ward Public and Prvsts School Teachers
held lite last regular monthly meeting at Trustees Hall
cornes of Grand and Eim-sts Saturday evening
last The attendance unusually large, and the pro-
ceedings exceedingly enthusiastic The principal bus
iness w the discussion Of the DR. m Of law for an Act
Of Incorporation TO be presented to the Legislature oil
this State by the passage Of which IL IS confidently be-
liersd that well qualified Teachers will be placed
psr with the members Of the other learned professions
In consequence ofs effect in exciting the ambition Of
Teachers the intellectual improvement Of the rising
generation will be proportonabiy augmented.
~ The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows OF
Southern New York commenced regular session last
nj hi at Odd Fellows Hall No business of special i'm
poItanCe was transacted.
~ The statement that D. Appleton * Co.
have sold thersfore Is mistake, but they have pur'
chased the Society Library property.
Ia The following correspondence has taken
place DelVceu MI lHOnhs NiSasuui VIZ
New York Fire Department:
NEw.YoRK, Fnday, Jan. g, 1853.
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER. Esl Boston. -.
DEAR SIR: am today IN receipt OF your iend Inos "
Happs letter OF the 9th inst proerng your services 20
lecture for the benefit OF TIE Newly ork Ere Department
Fund IN hs City between the 18th aud 18th proxo the
pepaTten nj appreciate fully Kindness IN thus ten
de1e services valuable aud DO not doubt but thar II
would help materially ther fund but yet am comPeued 20
decline tho very liberal oor for the son they have as
mode most successful appeal 10 the ehArtaoy dlsposa
through their annual ball aud are indsPosed 70 pfesen
the selves asHin before the public though euns
al the help which my b. gwen them. ,,,
Trusting that may crown your etrtlobs III ~ tls
land OF youT adopion and with high sutInens OF IesAu
yourself ana the course pursued since mere a 'e',
truly y0uis, - HAkt = nS o.. H..-,,,,.,,
REVERE HoUsE. Boston, Jan. %, 1885.
CHARLEs MeDoUGAL, Esq-DcaT Siy Mr. Mea.eoI ha'
received Kind and courteous letter o. ot1 MS.
I'D would reply himself IL not that TOR hs pressure
here and about Boston He has directed me- taeeiose, -
acknowledge commune tiOnto taank yO4 snerIs
for the the terus Of friendship and c9anendAtol w.
which you refer 10 BIS proceedings ia tins coany-Ah1
the express the regret he ieels gAt OWNS "
tie Circumstance you mention II VIII DOT De N as P-
ior come time testify by kindly service, the dee 80
niraton o. the gaau; and noble lnsuli on over ~as1
you preside, and hs anxiety 81 humble n-oe' III
community, repay slight degree the Gs0i HnSA
I the public owe II. .,,
NJ Neazher il conclusion earnery trusts thar shoule
his services Is Lecturer be thought az any utnre u1s
hkely 70 I'D the apartment you viii have no he's -.
calling upon him make rood the sssur nces ne pa NV
given Ireulain dear sr, most res p.etnlly ae
Yours, IHoaAs ~ hAh'''