The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08
CHURCH DrrprovLrv-snw SCHOOL va O.

oburoh at wssnipg ou vi'Is Or.nse o,uety, says
the rouge 's,gap@ in Of oonsrs
cation berg divided between old end school parties
their trustees taxing SHE and the elders the
The hiddle,own WIG Pyen says the, two dvines
same bour-Dr nssey fold sohoo), aud Rev A. ssward
(pew sohoo effort Jervs Al II O'Clock the trustees
Dr. Haley n the pulpit and stationed themselves on The
The eders presented themse with Mr. Sc card
manded an entrance. Mr. seward Attempted to so up,
but prevented BY the trustees Hs then protestsd
against the trustees the Of elders aud PrsSy
terry, In their attempting TO interfere With tbs spiritual
affairs Of the CHURCH, and announced shat Rev Mr. Pslou
bot (now sobool would preach the next Sunday (2btn)
DR. Hasey thon commenced service aud at the close
nounoed that he would preach the sunday (25tn
The trustees had constable 10 the ehurch ready for any
On sunday last (,he 9sth similar soeues wsre no en-
scted The freS says that the trustees. usjos or
whom are old scooO having posses soa oil the church
put Dr. Bailey into the pulpit again at early hpur
The ders (new scboo claimed the pulpit, and dsmsnd
Who came in the pace OF Rev Mr.. Psioubst; bu, the
trustees kept them and their supply ont by foroe having
the ofoer 70 assist them Dr. Hasey commeaced wor
ship ii O'Clock precisely, and the nc school party
feel they bad protested stuff ,ients quietly tok their
sesh snd listened senttvely interesting discourse
eloers anDoupoed that the Rev. NJ TmIov, Of Amity
(new schoe) would preach next Sunday feoruary stD
and that DR. Judd (also new schoo) would preach "n
5onday February 9Th. and administer the Lords Sup
per. One Of the Trustees (od soho0 got aad sci
wrstee, he oouutermaGded what mad jast beea an
ced by the elders Thus matters stood 81 the last
ascouots Il strikes that IL would bs ~ise In the
clergy on both sides insts OF taking part 70 keep away
fro the ChurOhl nrey until Ate settled they
gain nothing BY interfering
AMERICAN BIsLH SOCIETY.
The stated meeting Ct the managers was held on
Thursday, the 9TH instant ct toe Bible H,use Astor
pace, st halt pat four P. Hon Luther Besdish In
the chair, assisted By Benz swan and Francis Hail.
nqs
Thyes new auxrisries were recognssd-one in Kea
Letters were presented from Rev. L. g. Jssoby, OF
Bremen stating tho increasing opeaisgs TOR tho spread
.AxAn
from several agents in regard 70 the WORK In Orsgou
ano Washington Territories and several Of the states
OF Brazil and Suggesting the appointment Of 40 sssot for
that country froW Rev Dr. Anderson Secretary Of the
American Board Of Com aissoners for Foreign kssons
acknowledging former grants from this Board, and
Ing more from Archibald nerlies, ESQ or 81. Peters.
burg saying arrangements are made to print another
edition Of the RevA EAthOnian Testament former
edition berg exhausted, aud the demand oontnuiog
tom Rev. Bushnell, OF the Gsboon Mission In Afros
10 regard to the prevalence and importance Of the
kpong Se lar guage, and the progress Of prmung she
scriptures Into three African tongues and from Rev G.
y Nshssr, Kharpoor, In reference TO bis work in the
Grants Of books we're made 10 Spanish 70 the Methodist
Missionary Society for distribution In Soan America 10
the American and Foreign Christian Union. books for
Church, South; 70 the New York BoIe Society, Bloes
and restamen0 10 Spanish, Portuguese FRENCH and
Ensleh for distribution the ana 0hDoooo By
kE0Aipb OF vSsses; with numerous smaller grants and
Grants Of money were sAas g iolowI 10 tn Prsscy
lerian Board Of Missions Saw. eA@.1 r5lW iT
India and 81 SEQ for SAM 10 the Missionary .-sty o.
tho hethodu Episcopal Church, Stoo, for Germany to
the American Board Of Commissioners for Foregu Mis-
sioDs 300 for printing the Scriptures In their several
miseions
A agent WAS appointed to labor in the towns and
villages on the river Amazon; and . new agent for
@est Tennessee in place OF Rev. 4. {. Slater. TO-
signed.
i, interesting meeting and much business Was
transacted
twenty-five More New Schools Proposed.
REPoSr OF THx COMMITTEE ON NoN-ArrKspAScB
AT SCHOOLS.
The following report Of the select committee to whom
referred the subject Of attendance IL public
schools presented in the Board OF Education ata
ls'e meeting OF that body
To BoAsp EDucAnos rHs err o. Nsv Yols-
The committee on much Of the remarks muo
cation o. Andrew Green Eq Preside OF the said
Bosrd the subject Of the attendance OF children
81 school and otoer matters respectfully report
ject upon wh founded the Aforesaid uanlca
the attention OF this Board, very
order that there houd be LETT OF those
MID who ignorant and uneducated without the
pale of the sysiem which is the pride and the glory Of
this great and growing metropolis
IL also be apparent W the mind OF every that
the vast smount crime and pauperlsm which Ia
found rodc In this community Is 10 great extent o.
ibutabs Of the vicious and denos zlug
influence education and moral training the part OF
hose Who are eur usied with the caro- ssd
What then 70 be done 70 prevent the Increase Of this
social and moral evil IL Is believed that the perimeot
the control Of this Board. with such additions and iu
provemenn ss may be suggested and adopted By theu
in heir wbdem, will remedy the difficulty, and supply
the needed andote 10 the poison OF vice aud
The system now In use, and which hes bean alluded
70 Is intended to operate on every clsss, without dts
,ipcton OF ats sect nation position that By tbs
liberal provisions which made for Cd acAon child
shall grow up In ignorance
"rhis education may be defined a. Instruction In
those branches Of knowledse most useful ana impW
tan 10 the child, and that moral training bss adapted
toward God and man There is another view Of odu
cation OF children ~ opposed 70 schoN education,
which 10 unfortunately seldom brought oto promlusnt
notice, but which 10 OF tho utmost consequences thai
oil should bear In mind thus namely, that no child
grows up without being educated; that educated
not instructed By teachers then BY companions older
II himself In wickedness not educated In virtue
then In voe and that the latter kind OF educsou By the
very nature Of man, Usually thorough and
Efficient OF s kind than the former" All polite
suarons cannot prevent stop In way and re-
APPEARS In another II only be cimnished, and u.
atsly superseded BY extension Of school education
having reference 70 the subvct under consideration
Some may doubt The feasibility Of performing this grcv
ub dertakinE but when reflect that duty iucum
bent on society, constituted % u y In This "Aod Of
liberty free schools and tree speech, must not hes
tate IN the work Of pre- and but
er~cuay disspats the dosbn and fears Of the mos
We have sesn 70 orr sorrow and regret that m our
midst .arse numbers Of the youtn Of our popalaucn
are being len 70 grow mp In ignoraaoe and crime.
Ignorance and vicious training the parents OF al
kinds OF crime, and criminals destroy wealth Instead
Of producing n and become . heavy AI on society,
both directly and indirectly" Statistics bearing upon
this subject, COMMITTEES could have had tne 10
prepare them would fully stabsh the truth Of the fore
SONG assertion. We confidently rely upon the fact ~
stated, and challenge its contradiction.
The attention Of your commitiss has beon Tor
time called 70 the subject under consideration wnoh
be deserving Of the most earnest debeson Of
this Board, inasmuoh they convinced that the
number Of children Who are non attendants at or public
schools n very large. and appeap 10 be increasing
10 ALARMING extent Exact statistics on this matter
difficult obtain thus FAR only few OF the vHds
have been o~nvsssed but approximations may be reach
cd sufficient 70 alarm those who beisye education 10 be
the foundation OF safe society and 10 cite them V
renewed energies In behalf Of oonsummstion % do
voutiy 70 be wished"
In he Eleventh ward, the captain Of polos, amer .
close examination, has given the numoss Of uusnt
children between the ages Of and IT, 70 DO about 900
In portion Of the Eighteenth ward log east Of the Third
avenue, the census, ~ taken BY the Board OF school
oncsp shows 2e31 attendants between the ages Of
9 and Is.
The persons engaged In charitable lsbors the Fourth
saA O.. ~ 49,.