New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

year; bu. tie Yrofssc-e viii aid ths student who
has but hal or sven quarter 90 much time a. dis-
possl in srrsneing scnsne Of lectures 70 Be heard
even for Sc abort tine. Arrangements msde alec
by which students in TIE University can have one
more Lectures in the Institute upon the payment Of
small foe.
When the school was first organized the candidates
for admission had TO pass an examination IL sach
studies required for admission into the second
clsss Of g gymnasium. But by degrees these require
ments bave fallen into disuse and aoy who desires
TO spend his ey and time at the school can snSr
The check upon the student lie the necessity OF his
passing thorough examination, OF having favor
able testimonials from the Professors, before ne can
present himssh as a candidate for employment II his
profession. There oher regulations for admission,
which a. they can only concern Pruessn citizens, and
could never be required In country pass over.
By application to the Ministry Of Agricultural Affairs,
and ST ing coed grounds therefor, person who do
sires to hesr certain course Of lectures, without be-
coming ma REGULATED student either Of che University
or of the Institute. can obtain the privilege. For To-
stance an American might thus study the diseases OF
sniuas. or hear course Of agricultural chemistry,
The cost Of instruction Is six thaers entrance money
n thslcr is equal 70 IS cents 40 thasrs u advance
for the first term 30 thaers for the secondi ~
thaers for the third and 10 tnaers for the fourth
an aggregate of 100 thalers So for tho two yosrs
The stucens of chemistry have thalers per term to
pay for apparatus, &e except this, the Instruction
fees cover all the lectures
The matculated students Of the Institute come IN
der the Laws Of the University and as in case OF ni-
verty students throughout Germany they can attend
the lectures or not ss they chOoee In case they do
not however they Of course get no certihcstisn OF
their industry and progress from the Professors wheR
they leave and ths is fatal to any hopes Of advance
ment. Yet where neglect of ali study is tor conspicu-
GUS and il likely TO offend other students the Direct
crs have the right TO expel the offender.
There is no regular examination of studentsi but
any one who desires 10 take test nonias of industry
and progrers in his studies with him. upon leaving the
nttisution be able to pass one which strict and
thorough.
There ia no boarding house or dormitory belonging
10 the institute This msthod Ct wasting the fund, CT
educational institutions ia not known il Germany
Students have IQous in Bonn or Poppesdorf taking
their meals st eaIipg houses Or in some cssea board
ing in families but this lie not usual.
Rooms are 10 be had at all prices, even 81 low e.
per month; and one car dine very deoently for from
s. 10 s. month Out Of the lectureroom the suden!
bas the following aids study: The farm land devoted
10 cultivation and experiment nes< the lnsttute;
es'ate csIled Annabrg resr Poppelsdorf, where he
cansee the operations Of the dairy and the culture Of
fruit trees and the kitchen garden practical drainage
nurseries vineyards, &c.
believe this is sufficient upon the general plan and
character Of this institution. propose to embody ths
other inforna ION wlish ! have obtained in two or
three short letters sort Of report Of some CONVEX
sailors with Pref Vent. Avn.