The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-28

MV4S~N AANN - OAS
Atlas, Pan, Diana, Apollo, Menoyns Clio, canope, Eao
Euphioeyne, Thalia helpomene, urana, and, above an
Terpsichore,
Your correspondent to0k turn Il the dsca Rven on
board at the banquet 7t October, and aice Tent the
win probably arrive between the times cf the high
spring tides, june n and July I, and abrd good time
M S = axe ., a0Ss s y ss
DENTAL campaign he visit Of the Prince wass and the
trip Of tho Great sern, II the directors ana managers Of
tho ADcrican railways are wide awake they Will have
larger returns this year than thay have had before
observe that your great shipbuilder W. a. Webb, has
Great EAssern and iron ship building in general He win
probably throw away his broad axe and 20 back with
sledgs hammer in one pocket and an anvil in the other.
ne war in Sicily y assuming stn wider proportions.
Garealdi has $4,000 men under his nausdiate CON.
nrnd at Palermo I'll web armed, and he has lately re-.
ridges. In sos the hsAtng and the PrsClaaons in ST.
ciy are all y the nne Of Victor Rnauuel and troops
and munitions are sent on from sardinia by the permits.
sion or command Of the governusut, almost openly
and ponpously during the with Austria OF course
II King ferdasds government had aparticle Of spirit
or any moral position would declare Mt against
ssrSta us the old story, HIT lim again-hss got
Garibaids army have oouquered Sicily in more bril-
liant canrnign thsnwas ever recorded in history Once
look at ~ and see what 10 really the most dashing
saair eer achieved by .ortalh~ Is not smos. beycad
Two old broken ,' down steamers s and 1 before
again. the whole issd with population Of two salions
Is under his sway Fhe bank captured at lersac by the
ali s
the above small sum becngng 70 the defnct government
Of King Pombs The rishts Of depositors Willie fully re-
sected but theone hundred and ten thousand win go into
diplomacy VIA bargain away what va.sr 6as won. You
OF everythba and amnesties TO everybody throughout
not only sscy buthis whole dominiees Bat 10 Is Hxe
got" aAh, bat, my due fellow, have got all your
either fhsy want the same terms that washington
enacted Of certain King George utter little affair at
Ts
cations Is oeming on soon, and we sha probably know
more about the prospects Of war curing the next two or
England Is excessively jealous o. sny interference with
Niian ansrs by France clher European Powers, and
France knows II. II Garibs1di 10 Cesar half Of
Alexander, he will have Rsurrcction blazing in
Caabfia and King Bomba wisee the tscoored flag CON-
Would 70 Heaven the siolsns would desare Gari6adi
King, with power to appoint his successor he has
no her Very much seems 70 be hiDsng o. the prSPSssd
sia acxt week at Baden Baden.
Non-Arrival ~ 'tAe Graf Hasterns
SANDY Hook, June 27-11P.M.
There yet no signs Of the steamship Great EAst
eru. Wind moderate, and blowing rom the west.
- 49, SANDY Hook, June 27-l2ao O'Clock.
There still signs Of the Great Eaetern. Wind mo-
derate, s. w. Weather cloudy and haxy.
The Fourth ward school Dismissals.
MEETING OF TEE SPECIAL co,0urTKE OF TIE
BOARD OF EDycAroN-BorH SIDES or THE
QUESTION, ETC.
The special oosx,tsee Of the Board Of Education ap
pointed to investigate shc Of the recent wholesale
and summary dismssa OF teachers In the Fourth ward
held their first meeting yesterday afternoon in the hall
Of the Board Of Tucker, the
Chairman, and Eager, were present.
The committee announced their intention Of hearing
the evidence Of the school officers OF the Fourth ward and
then that Of the teachers.
Commssionsr suxE, Of the Fourth ward, the first
witness called lie stated that the members Of the local
Board had received sufficient notice OF the meetlng
and he would Nike 70 have all the members OF that Board
The czz.e.z ssaaae ~ ialsesn e NiQG Sc ytsh Sse
the committee could 90 on with the invsstigaton =
there rssouson before Abe Board 70 reconsider the
resolution appointing the committee their adjourn
-ment
This obsecsion being ovcrrulsd by the committee,
Commissioner ssEE testified that when he came into
the Board mass the school In William acc or
$50 scholars and II Afterwards dwinded down 10 about
20 IN 1850 The Local Board then adopted resolutions 70
keep the eohoo attendance and directing the teachers
10 exclude book agents and all other persons OF that class
from visiting che schools in he hours Of tuition me
s above but y ysse By be-
teacher Of the school In william streot no
the cesl ard He could say whether the notices Of
the resolutions passed by the local Board
owing to the neicency Of the teachers and that
was he reason why the teachers Dismissed he de-
MED that they were dismissed because Of religious opn
ions ward school No went down In consequence OF the
inedcisncy OF The teacher, who used to cry she was
spoken to the backward condon Of the chzsn under
because hers other girls who had poor PARENTS and
who had been educated the scboos; the local Board
s . sbs ssa
others; the male principal OF No who made sc false
reports reported usually that Mr. walsh teacher
In the same school, unhealthy when he was not so
bad az he represented; there has been Formal
charge against Mr. Smith for making false returns.
was the next witness examined,Hc informed the com
mittee that his letter. published In the HERALD gave full
the dissaissals in the Fourth ward no resolution :.
was passed In reference 10 the false re-
turn, Ss sa a, s BY the The male p.nspal q No
ss ss A.: S S, si :, ssass -.
has eai TO ind wsth shc teachers si have rspsosd
the discharged teachers and ccnssders tst they
1T. EAosr moved tina, the teachers BE- now examined,
ss there Mere re. NO o.s,r officers q the Fourth w.sd
excluded while he was being examined
Mr.. sHsy objected 10 TIE examination OF TIE teachers
1t ALL and also TO being excluded but both objections
we're oyerruIed, and the resolution was adopted.
Mr. snH, the principal Of No. testified that he had
never been found fault with by any member Of the local
Board he never made fise reports 70 lhe Board; be
reported teachers present when tbey sbscnt
be considered the dismissed teachers when taken In
body the very beet In New York he had any
ution regarding book agents anything else reported
" intimaicd " hin; he believes, from ntination
made 70 him IA . jocoec way by Commissioner
)ougherty, thai he was dkmisscd on the grounds
4 nationality and religion; Mr. Doughcyty told
sas in favor Of dln sing him On the grounds Of nation.
MY all the tcaches appointed In place Of those dis
messed were Roman Catholics of the eleven dismissed,
NO were Catholics and npe Protssfants.