New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-21

dida.e = fully qualified Hhcn s..sf oors ccTa'e cs-
cus.ion. were adopted, and, venture 20 predict,
vii h. violated r.Ps aedly by every Ccumi--ioner N
,is State before the var = ou'.
IL tie evening the Rev. The X. Be.thsr delivered
l.ctur. two hours long b.Vn "a. As~oSaa;os. which
contained much that was excellent IN matter Win
.orne thngs tina, could well have beer d-Fen-ed with
both m manner and matter
On Thursday morning he A'-c-'.G,i0u convened,
and lie following uagnsd gsn''meu w.re "i'rtfd ON
cer- of the Association the STATE Sup T.n;sn'eni by
virtue %, hi. office, beng the ff''deit for N.er-
u-s.;lsr. III Hon y y Randall. ior Secretary Dan
- R.cl Of schuyler; for Treasurer, /. y Mocdy Of
Broome. s -. ..... IA
Jvor, In WAYNE County. a. 'fe pace. ana The mi
n, sa8y IN = ptenotr, 49, a ~ ---'-' iI- &C.
,-,rr,ref .a;ion was adopted.
NJ Bukl.y offered q resolution Tfc"gnik!ns me
~ york SAT- Is1cter the organ " the A.socia-
fior. which resolution unanimously .i"P,el;
some sharp remarks were mere uaae y 11'e 49,
don, and Others in regard "a the failure oi me people
:. rIr,ra 10 furnish hall ami IN other respects 20
,rrTI ,h the promise. made By ,heir Conin'sioner
s. YEAR in order 20 induce the Association 70 meet ~
Ehira r-.i.u. .s .L,
village aro.e ard made satisfactory eAp.anG'lUu'
which relieved the citizens II any inirh'iohal ols
courtesy but eft the Commissioner ID pad odor'
Carriages were here announced 90 take the M noers
to the college, and after orei c9sing uPo -
details ,he Association adjourned and prooeS'ied :.
v..i, the college where they met ani wrlconiea
=, a very handsome nauner by President CoyLss the
Faculty and the young ladies' numbering i5V Win a
Faculty of twelve professors. "a.
bu, admirably set forth the purposes, CONDITION anu
needs OF the institution. which he said was ,h. nr't
OF the kind that bad ever been chartered N 'e oto
al Ney-York. In addition 10 tie very aimIao'e
prsc,;cal and complete scholastic course OF in-truc'
ION domestic department had been established, IN
which the principles Of domestic economy and man
agement were scientifically and practically tausht, IL
cndirg the chemistry If common NE, me pePaiaeIV
f various articles OF diet anu the prlncife- Vi me
chauical philosophy as involved IN laooT-,ayns le
vices designed Tor use IN the household. heeleI
4 Wilson sewing machine forms part oi the reguer
apparatus and l. Used FOR Illustration oi sclehuNV
rncipls and 20 give practical instruction M lts use
uub;cb every graduate il required ~ understand
Want of means had thus far prevented the CORRECTION oi
books and apparatus and models oi msfhints 10 %
great an extent had been Intended Inc
Ead h.en sustained solely By is Trends during 'he
three wears of It's existence, and now needed al en-
doymert o $50 600 in order 10 set everything IN COM
plete order 10 give the best results
Mr.. Van Dyck replied to President Co~ts, anu
assured him Of his cordial support before the Legs.a
ture and elseNhere in the most hearty terms.
The members were shown over the Institution, from
the admirably arranged domestic department tnroush
the recitation rooms the muse anu painting gaetIes
and to the astronomical department, IN the centrai
tower. In which is suspended massive globe ten
feet in diameter, forming unique and striking
feature in the furnishing OF ths department
After an hour passed IN e1amlhatons, ,e CDH-
pany reassembled in the hall, ant Mr. Van
byck reiterated his satisfaction and expressions
of good will in which he heartily joined by several
others after which several Of the parties took leave
for their homes and in the afternoon further eXsmlna-
tons were had and addresses made by Mr. Cruk-
shank Miss Pelitt and Mr. Stuart, after whcha COLA
on was partaken OF under the direction OF the young
ladies, the occasion ending with wedding. The
anitor, Mr.. Thomas Stewart a colored gentleman,
and formerly slave and great fayorte in the n-ti-
tuition was married TO Miss Ann johnson. a colored
lady in the new Episcopal Church this being the first
eert mony of the kind performed in il. The
church was crowded with fashionable audience,
drawn together by the announcement made by the
waggsh Dominic who left ont all the details except
the time.
The Convention has been barren Of many specific
any great results, but single suggestion having
been made to reach any of the difficulties complained
Of and that was the establishment Of small paper
called The School Visitor by Mr.. JaTe.see OF Monroe
designed for distribution among the people of hi;
district in order call attention 10 the condition aud
needs of their schools.