New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
BOiRD or EDCCA7ION.


Mr. TUTHILL offered communication hum the
Local BcaId cf th, finh Ward setting forth tue de-
srabiiry Of srcertsicing whether the Board ~ tiu-
c,iion Ia, tie power to compel tho Ieadlce n The
Bible any Werd in opposition to lie Local Board Ut
that Ggd. sud Offering to make cpse 10 the General
Term at the Supreme urt, which thal decide that
point, if try are Authorized to employ counsel Inc
uate, went 10 the Committee on By-lawS.
The appointment Of Assistants to the City perm
teIdent then came 40.
MI GREEN saA that he supposed il was unneoossa-
~ tcTei ind the BosTi OF tle hng a0d faithful 'er
vice of NJ. S.Ou. PIobab School system now
showed more Improvements due to Mr.. Scion than tn
sny other man. H. hoped that he would get every
vote in the Board.
Mr. Gro. WHITE W Ell. he won't get it.
Mr.. GRLE,-t hope tnat those who can appreciate
such services will give bim Their vo,es AMI that on
biz own account as well az account Of the public
schools, h. will be elected.
Mr. :. " Seton was elected hy ,S ont of y votes.
Mr. William Jones Was elected to similar position by
"a out of - votes.
The PRIsIpEyr stated tbat the money was short
there eoul6 not he enough 10 pay the toachers.
Mr. GRtES did not understand now this could be.
He had often, when he besaed to vote ior an appro-
piatiun been ASSN mej by the Chairman of tue Finance
Comnittee No Warrcr thst there would be- peuty
of money. lie asked FOR an explanation from that
Mr. WApErv did not reply. Mr.. GREEy teen
moved that the Finance Committee be ieque-tcd to
report ri the next meeting. Lost. resolution was
s.ed authorizing the warrants to be drawn and il -
nnd, that The SAoe and Leather Bank will adj
yRIce the funds cesssTy to supply the deficiency.
The Filth Ward asks 10, n new primary scnO"l, Tor
TIE acconmods tion # scholers living along tho river
below Greenwich stree. Snguaty enougn, they
rrnpOse 10 locate hs in Narics street.
Mr.. LEConPTE proposed that they should Use al!
their class-rocTs for school putposos nov: ana not
waste two in the North Moore estreet building Tor q
Trustee room and library.
Mr. TwLED Moved that the sN,UOO appropriitad
fI toe Woos'er street builims, which would lie ,fie
until xt year at any rate, might be used to III otner
defcier cics. Ca'ried.
Mr.. v,RRIs Chairman of the Finance Committee,
thought il raiier hection upon him. sS he hai
sihed that $500 would be quite snthcent. lne
Board rec"nsitered, and hrsiy decided upon siV ooo
The E,rcu'ive Committee on tho FREQ Academy
,nsde an attempt TO rase tue salaries o the Protectors
of tie Free Academy $40 each per srDnn, but failed,
cet'irg Only votes ont 0f ~.
Mr. TwsED, in mOviog to lay the application on the
table. ssId that Ii would be- very pIesunptdous IN
them upon many of vi tue pubic nai scL the seal
of condemnation to do such thing a. this.
The Board then mort gagged the funds of the cHming
wear the .Sten OF ten twenty hou'i anu dollars 10
the purchase Of lots.
TIE Executive Committee on Normal hools hav-
ing st ID, discovered that II l. entirely ps.e's 10 AZ
temp, a. keep the Daily Normsl SchOoi slye recom-
me nd that il be abolished at the end OF tic term
nearly three morihs hence.
Mr. NiLsoN eit the chair TO speeh 10 ayor OF the
Daily Normal School. iie thought 1t ALi been em'-
u.ltly successful.
mined without much oiss.nt, 70 discontinue It az the
erd Of the wear aDd BE- xss IN favor of tnat now.
Mr. E.GrR said that i. was with great regret thai
tn. Committee had - this conclusion bot, on
locking at s record, they found that there WAS 10
otfei Corciusior pOssib'e
Mr. NEIIsOs made an attempt % get the tine ex-
tended He thought that tni- scaool nsd done the
cry more service than the Free Academy, and a.
Ir, scot lsto- il ccst 10 more pr scholar.
In al sw,r 10 Il question from Dir. treen, Hr EtlhR
stated that tbe average attendlnce 81 the bdly Nor-
nal School Tor NOvenb Der w.s thiIty-seyen anu
traction IL. expense was about s'gb per Ganl"'
Nj NEILsOS Oid uo' want tina; Normal ocAooi ne
sir0yed " by 0re i.il blow
Mr. sI.lLAis though. 4 contract coali be made
Wit respectable institution II h7s.tcoussVt' ~
educate these ;r- they ought :, De educHteo. ne
sskrd shether these thilJy-seven .1hoiaT' al h'ea
this cIty. -,
NJ EACs r could not say lie pa el very h'gn
eIoouiuui upon the teachers % tie teh"'i' u. I'e
ac; was tba, for the hr.t ta0 years tie aIeaiahce
had beer c, ntisna.ly failing of.
ArR,SNsi ynficeted i,e Free Academy ron 81
inoter,s 81 ssVers;"n BE did no' Fke - heyeH shla
that IT cost $40 Per scholar. lie wshiel 'oe
Acsie.ny r girls; be thoug1t II "ob1 20 more - Al
slythn . 70 pTeY.T prOs'llitloA' ..
Mr. NIL. iosis-eJ. FROM the d)cueients INA, ms
Free Acac Dy cost fully siVv pr so--.' ~ III aver
AZ. s,;-ndarC-. rL -.
The proposition q ,hs Corruii'tee 20 abolish the
school on lie -ecora +sv IN tor lary, "ss tnsb
adopted DUrIg the DISCUSSION y H.s s'.lo ---' ~
of The purils o. tie school Iycd out OF the city' .
An stGiors msn was spoointelt " Pli-1'h III
the Depository at salary =. sstv pr a-alli' .-.
Thee was much q, b-ie OF D'.i ~ - az ~
nan $40 for nyerse-.og tic erssi.On li on- 1' INC
buildings IN the Fourtev nth YvsGj, S"sE "-Icl "z-
done ~ the sulsr Sup.rDselnehl ui ,o1' 80
irVs Tne man comnercti b. silssFlsson WIN
thIee stories bad been cOnipeDeo.
Ater a I've hours sesson Tho t"-r0 Jo-.L---