, 1863-11-05

Hoard Of EducatIon.
: AmeetiDg Of the Board OF Education WAS held
at their 1ooms Tuesdsy afternoon.
P1esent-President NewbeEry, Messrs. Clrpen-
te1, Foster. Holden, Nose1ey. Ryder. sheanan.
P!indis He, Stcele, Taft, Wentworth and Weker.
BOOK % ussd nseS IN sbe III Hea % scboo MI IT. wens
Carried
Mr. Holden. from the COMMITTEES on the Exami-
uation OF Teachers, reported that they have exam
fbed Daniel MelIimau, John II Horton, Philip At
kirson: F. Tuck, Albert saoin, B: bentley,
CsrrIed. I
Nj. Holden, from the Committee on the .Ap-
follows: Ellen R. Mtr. ndY. appointed assistant
In Washington School; Mary McNeil appointed
stslatant a;a1ad n NeEberry School Gsla Mh,pple
6cammon School, The following was appointed
to .he Normal Department, Adelaide Buttefaeld.
uattis i: Btisgs aaa Annie A:Leht ia. Dearborn
school; Elizabeth Cole and Julia Banyou to Jones
school; Elizabeth G.; Farrell to K1nzIe street
Franklin school; Mary E.. Green and LauE E.
Carter to Brown, school: 8: Caroline ABptnwall
ard Frances A. Spear 10 Ogden SCHOOL; Lizzie r.
Mary A. Merriman, head asstatant, and Clara T.
chte.so school; AIMS c. htca to b:anea Of Biidse-
The subject of teachers in tho colo,ed school
came up, having reference to the necessity OF re-
tsining Mtss AatE, colored teacher, ~ an ass!s-
tant to Mifs Beechef, the regular teacher., The
discussion upon this subject. which took wide
range, and occupied considerable time, was parti-
cpsted il 5 5by Nets5s Moeeley. Wentworth, Car :,
penter, Wicker and others, and embraced the
merits Of colored teachers esally, as compared
With htte ones, In coloted schools, particularly
MI Moieiey offered resolution that tbs servt-::
ces Miss Mann be dispensed with In tho colored,
school, and That when the number Of scholars
ized to employ srhlts aasistan1. 10 Aa'''A
An endorsement was offered, s'that when the
number Of scholars in attendance at the colozed
school reaches seventy, the Committee be author
lied to employ white aseiatant,''
Iii. Taft offered an amendment tha. "slxty" be
enhstitnte for ''seyeIty - and 1t WAS carried
strike ont the word sgAt!e, which was carried "a
follows: :
ArEa- -Messrs. Carpenter. Holden, Prindiyine,
NoEs-Messrs, Foster, ,Newbeuy, ,sheahan, Wick
MT. Golden offered resolution tha. IN assistant
be appointed at once, but 1t Was: subsequently
Tho 1esiguations Of the following teaehers were
received and accepted: " ]: Duane, teacher Of
~ 4 m9sea ss bessa" osSe 19d ss
Dinet, Of School No. u.
J. Il. Dewey. classical instructor in the High
School, presented petition fos an Increase Of sal
Mr Wenfworfb: affer so,na 'remarIs nff;.red the
following reaolntion: -"
Drdfred. Thaf fba same amount OF extra nav
ciyen 10 ce1tajn teaEhere at tha iast repuar
inr OF this BoaF over the re.uior paY Fixed at the
tine Of their election, be given to each Of tho 9TH
er teachers Of the city, =
The resolution was discussed by Mr Wentworth,
Dr.. Foster, Mees1s. Moseley, Taft and sheahaa,
XYEsEME wentworth, .-.
No1a- -Meetrs Carpenter, Foster, Holden. New
erI -
Nr rsrne,+er orrarad rcso,nt,on that +ha as1.
a,iae ~ IL y naes ara H,n-a 10. r ~ Srsrt
ta5a. ~ ~ th rt x; II aan ~ ~ ..atA as
nIes ~ eas ~ easau 3tu taSu
.,ha 5 mosta 70 ~ me leeolation Oh tne
..AYEs-Aessrs. Moecley, Newbery, Ryder and
Shcahon-4-
NoEs-Mefsts. Carpenter, Holden, PriudlvNe,
Steele, TAFT, Wentworth, WickeI-7.
Tho question then recur1ed On Mr. Carpenter's 8
Heolutton; MesslB. Carpt nter, Newbc11y. TAFT,
Ryder, MoEeley, 6hethan, ,sStee1e Wicker, Pftndt-
Vile sud Holden defined their position npon the
subject OF teetEers salaries centrally. the debate
eo1 tnning m hours time.
Hi. Wicker offered an amendment to Mr: Car.
pertets II solution that the increase Include all
tho male assistant teachers In the High School.
MF. Steele offered q. further amendment that It
iIclude the female teachers In the High School.
Mr. 6teele's amendment was rejected as fol-
lows:
AIEs-.Mesers. SheahaD, Steele, Wentworth,