New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

Primary Department WAS very satsfactory Two O.
thne pieces Of patchwork were exhibited The teach
ems are Misses Helen NJ. Knapp. MARY T. Insee, Sarah
| j. Seaman Margaret Felt Amelia Norris. Hariet T.
HDdes Jane G. Baird +. a. Stevens Susan r. Brown
and Mary Shannon. The Girls Department gave a
better reading olas- than any School examined far
though there were no better individual readers.
Though many Of the grb read altogether to slow,
there was generally expressive ndering OF the
stntiIent-@Ome o. the pieces we're sentiIuental-and
spirit Of the pieces read than have observed before
in any class 30 ergr Aside from this the examination
excellent; arithmetic physiology AID competition
were nearly equal tina. it would be difficult to de-
ter1Dine which the best. The singing was very
good music is taught here by Mr.. Nash. The number
Of scholars pre- go. The teachers are Misses
COrdelin Chadeeyne, Mary A. Downs Frances c.
Church Mary Marvin, Sarah Love- 81. Matild Mayer.
julia A. Scger, aud Mary Houseworth. The Boys
Department showed few very good drawings con-
siderable drill and discipline, and quite good scholar
ship could expect to find whore 50 large
ority of the teachers males. IL teachers J.
Eaas Whitehead Charles W. Lord, Dubois B. FRS
bee, Chas. W. HubLel, Miles Finch, l.. Aphouse
Grollier and Misses Hebrietta Forbes. Elizabeth A.
Su ith, and A. z. Baker. Primary School No. %, in
City Hall place will be examined to-day.
School EXAsISATfos.-School No. 90, in City Hall
Place, examined yesterday. The building il
rather DID, and there particular Deoessty for ven-
taton Gnd new furniture. Extensive alterations
to be made this Summer. The primary department
numbered 81 pupils and exhibited creditable speci-
mens Of embroidery " rting and knitting. The best
class was better than first classes generally in Pr
mary Schools Tie teachers here are Mrs. Anna No
nd Tooia Hc(,ra.h
Ehna Riley and Mary McHugh The girls depart
ment numbered l55 scholars and some very fine pieces
Of embroidery were on exhibition. The examination
in reading and arithmetic was not at all good. In
other studies the girl, did very well and their singing,
taught by Mr.. Colburn, was good. Prize books were
presented TO their classes through the newly reelected
City Superintendent, by Misses OEeil and Dolan.
The teachers here are Misses Catharne Duffy, Mary
J. Gallagher Rose ONel and Mary Dolsn. In the
boys department there about 9j pupils present.
Some drawings were exhibited The examination
was toeraby good for the locality Of the school and
the cls1s of boys who attend it. The salaries paid
female teachers are rather suppOrable here than
in most other Wards-pone receiving less than 5000.
School No ls, in Fny First street, near Lexington
Avenue, will be examined to-day.
ANOTHER OUTRAGE on THE EIGHTH AvKSUE RAIL
ROAD.-On Wednesday respectable cOored young
woman entered one Of the cars at the upper end Of
Eighth avenue, and during the progress of the car
violently elected by the Conductor. She after
wsid got into 9nother car, but was also elected from
it in the same way. The young woman's name ia
Maria ID. Church, and is employed in the family of j.
W. TIipp esq. She will feel greatly obliged to any
person or persons who the outrage to commune
cate their name and address to the Rev. DR.. Penuing
ton at his resideDoe, No. % Sixth avenue.
Az UNKSowS MAN FOUND DRowNED.-The body
of uLInow sbou IS year. OF found yesterday
morning In email brook the junction Of Filth and
Fishiythd The deceased ia supposed have fallen
into the trotk shout II o'clock the evening previous. at
that yne la the neghborhood heard scream
but looking Of her house could dscoyer
thing Coroner Gamble held inquest the BODY and the
Jury rendered verdict. Accidentally drowned The
lice identified the deceased without home who had