The New York herald., 1867-10-30

conformity. IL shown that he did Of the work,
cellor in summing up, held that while husband may,
as against mis- creditors allow his vile have for her
separate use the Of herself and OF the labor Of
their minor children, he may not give TO her to be n-
vested In her name the proceeds OF his skill
aud labor Such expedient II allowed would defeat
ordered that the land be held IN trust for the payment
OF hts creditors subject TO original mortgage and To
the sum advanced by the wife out OF her separate
property.
INAUGURATION OF Tng STATE REFoRM ScHooI~-The
formal opening OF this Institution was yesterday
Quoted under the most nauspicious circumstances as
far the weather could affect it, violent ram storm
rendering it impossible for almost any, unless those
directly connected with exceedingly interested In the
proceediugs to attend. While awaiting the arrival Of
Governor Ward and Judge Haines the Superintendent
OF the establish brought the visitors through the
building and impaired all requisite information
ing it. The State has appropriated for this purpose an
which the building Is erected. II is proposed
TO erect separate apartments the number
increases, 50 tina. the discipline NAV be carried
to s75,ooo Though the incipient dedication
had been performed Til yesterday, the institution
has been in par,ia operation since July last and at
present there are twenty-three pupils undergoing the
humane process o. reiormson through the tranins
c. II. Ainsworfh Besides school teaching and moral
training the inmates are made TO work little daily on
as educational knowledge Among the vis ors present
the most prominent :-SeDalor Buckley. Passaic
county; William J. Aliinson. Burlington Hugh II.
Browne. Dr. Grisgam. New York; +. W. Scudder, Phil
adephia: W. Sayer and Mayor Peddie, Newark. Gov
Ward unavodaby absent on important official
business in Washington. AT twelve O'Clock Judge
Hanes, behalf of the Trustees returned thanks to
the friends Of the institution present. and remarked that
State stands higher in benevolent objects than New
Jersey He then moved that the meeting be organized
by ecctng Senator Buckley Chairman. and Major Yard
Secretary. Edward W. scudder of Trenton, next read
tho inaugural address, which embodied enumeration
the most successful reformatory schools which should
form precedent for the working OF the present esab
lishment among which the institutions Of Tours, In
France, and The Ohio state Reform School espe-
ciay adverted to- The industrial training Of Postal
lozz far back the seventeenth century contains
principles which, the speaker remarked, not even
anquaed insufficient not TO be worthy Of
imitation, and the Indispensable advantage Of judicous
morals and religious information particularly
joined The most eminent social reformers recommend
rural occupation as the principal Ingredient in indus
trial education. Ii Is not place OF punishment but
where vice suppressed and reformation effected.
The grades admissible the institution are
victs under sixteen years OF age; boys addicted TO
crime and youths habually vagrant-these 70 be ad-
mitted the solicitation Of parents guardians Each
reclaimed adds to the aggregate wealth and eeva-
ton OF the State. Tho Superior OF the establishment
next addressed tho assemblage, and disclosed in q
lengthy discourse the systematic operations OF tho
ent undertaking