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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
THE STATE or TRADE
DONRSTIC MARKETS

Ga Nov 30CoOB closed quet Gales 80 bales MIA
dhngs l3ic receipts 2.8ST bales exports 1873 bAles
Ga Nor. 5COOn closed 1ruer and active al ie
for Mitngs the offerings we're Bgh sAs 6o bA receipts ss
WILMINGTON c. Nov 3O-spir Of rurpestne, iO1tic Ross
quiet THrpenns Oc sales 81 3GeI DO Tar
better; sales So o. Cotton qset
b. demand closed
sales Of 500 baes Mdnss PC receipts 2S bales sr
pOrtstO Britain bales 1881 bales
2id 81 Is and
SIi205l l3l for No. l. Dressed Hogs, Sll0$il
NORFOLK Va Nov 3otton receipts 96 baesf
exports cossse l25 baesi sales 10 bales Low hdiugs ~
122fc.
EEw ORLEAu Nov Cotton closed quiet Of 21ic; sales
300 bale; receipts $685. bales; exports ctse 90 bales 70
bremen bae prime, S3J POrb old "a,
s33 Lard srme-uss l909c keg 29tS sugar-gnme IL
2lc articles unchanged Gold 2t Sterling Exchange
1874 New YORK Signt Exchange, par
PRANCIsCO Nov. F0ur qniet and unchanged wheat
choice Shipping little Offering Legal Tenders s
MOBILE Ala Nov 30Cotton fair ismsnd snd closed que.;
bales hddng 2jle receipts lbaies' exports aJSs
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
LABOR MOVEMENTs.

At the second annual meeting of the Second Co
operative Building Society, last evening, the Board or
Management submitted their annual report, from which
IL appears that income during the 81 O64 IT.,
OF which s220O have been advanced to eleven members
for binding purposes and So 40 returned to Withdrawing
members There been beside expenses for rent and
Secretary salary The organization has Ia bank soZ u
each member 81 80 year for the purpose OF defrayng
the working expenses, but instead OF this ~ has been
found that the cash profits arising from premiums inter.
est fines and fOrfeitures oil expenses, ana stl
leaves balance in favor OF the society Inc electon Ioi
officers last evening resulted follows President, VIM
Forbes President. Charles KeniIah secretary,
Albert Allingham Treasurer. VIM. NJ Van Note; Itus'
tees H. Grefeu, VIM. Russell, and l.. MorltL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS IN COUNCIL.

ALBANY, Nov. SO-A number Of prominent
Democratic politicians from different parts Of the State
are in this city tonight having been invited thther
by Gov. Hoffman to confer together about the
policy to be pursued by the party during
the coming session of the Legislature Among
those present are Peter b. sweeny, VIM. NJ. Tweed,
Samuel j. Tilden and r. B. Connolly Of NewYork sena-
Murphy and Pierce of Brooklyn Senator Nichols A.
r. Lanng, and Joseph f. Warren OF The Buffalo Courier
Jarvis Lord and Dir. Miller OF Rochester Mr. Cassidy OF
The Argus, and mOstof the State ocers They have
been in conference this evening without deDa-
ting details. AS yet the prevailing view Is
against sweeping changes in State Legislation
concerning municipal excise. and kindred matters inns
understood be idea Of GOV. Hoffman, and he mas
called TINS meeting prior the preparation OF ms mes
for the purpose Of securing support IN advance or
his position. The views recently published Dy DIT
Sweeny in New-York meet with much favor. Inc con-
ference will continue tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
DIED

M C1MP Fehetb On the 27h -esdeace Of bic
htbenaW Samuel Pierce ~ De Camp 10 the 2ih year u
his sge -,.--..--,.. -,
from the Broads Baptist Church wednesday, Dec a.
O'Clock
MOORB-In Topeka Kansas Nov 49, Mrs Matilda Moore widow Of
San el Moore late Of New York CITY, aged 10
PRAY-suden Sunday morning Nov g. Isaac Pray in the Ssh
year OF his 80 .
The friend. Of the family Of the Press nd the literary
fssion gnerav invited attend funeral fro.
81 Auns Church. Eshteeaht FhAye on Fhafsday I"
O'clock
RAWDONon Monday Nov % Mari g. laughter Of Ralph ana zoe
late Elizabeth s. RaSion. born June 1879
Tn. family Invited % attend toe nsN
from the residence OF Der ner Heksst, BoOky
Wednesday at n a.
ROBEDBB-Nov o. the Graham Institute Brooklyn. Hannah 10
beiee, 0 the 74th Of Der
Her friends and invited attend her funeral at ts
DeKAlbave N L. Church. Wednesday, Dee |, at2 ?. N.
VAN yALKRNBURGHOu the 3ob Now the residence Of sa
souInaw a. Hatfield 225 Bast Tbrliethst Mrs Mary Van Vat
keuburgh. % the 8lst year OF her age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

st. Patrlcks Society, and Mr. Pueston on behalf Of st.
David's Society. - ~
In response TO the eighth toast, THE City OF New
York." a letter from Mayor Han was read The remain.
bonnie lagses" and MAY and trouble never FASH
but mrth and Joy wi ye a." During the evening let
ters were read from President Grant, Gov Hoffman, and
Edward Thornton esq., the British Minister at Washing.
ton Volunteer toasts were given, each OF which elected
happy lrespOnse speach song, and at late hour
the COMPANY separated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
FlrHER HTACLNrHE AND MR.. BEEcHER.

Since the return of Father Hyacinthe he has
kept as quiet as possible declining nearly all invitations
Yesterday in accordance with his own wishes, he and
the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher met at the
house of the Rev. Or. Fold, on Fhty-hrstst'
and Fithave, where they spent three or four hours
in most animated conversation, Mrs Field acting as
interpreter. Differing these two eminent men do as
wide as the poles on many points of Christian faith and
practice, it yet gratifying to find on how many
others they were in substantial accord.
The Father to speak Thursday OF next week at
the Academy OF Music for the benefit Of the French
benevolent societies this being his only public appear
ance in America He sail for France on the 18th or
Oh the 10th of December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

Tammany candidate for Assistant Alderman IN Iha as
trict. Such familiarity the part OF common POce
with the sacred person OF prOnlhent eit%vh,
aroused such pitch the honest indignation OF he
assembled Democracy that they upon the ocer with
pistols and slungshOts leaving HIM for dead nut IOIt
nately-thrOugh the interference OF other oceTs-ho
rescung the prisoner Verify this brings 10 us visions OF
the glorious times when Fernando WOOD was geheTa-
isimo OF the police. These electors OF the AlAth DIS
ant Alderman should vote for the Peoples candidate,
Mr.. Charles IL CoOper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

Mai Gen Meade, U. S. Army; DR.. J. s. Dele
van, Albany; j. Langdon, Elmra; DR.. c. H. LnderrDan
Pennsylvania, and II. II. Hathorn, Saratoga are at
the st. Nicholas HOtel.===Senator Roscoe Conkng OF
Hon. Hiram Mccullough. NJ. c., Maryland; the Hon. j.
n Goodwin Washington; W. II. Fessenden OF Portland
the Hon W'n d. Bishop and G. s. Bushnell. Connecticut;
i. Serruys Belgian Consul at NewOrleans; H. Chester
Parsons of West Virginia. ID. N Stanton Of Boston Dr.
Schmurker OF Austria and Stanley Woodward OF Penn
sylvania, are at the Ffthaye. Hotel-The Hon La
fayette s. Foster Of Connecticut Is at the BreyOOrt
House.=-senatOr Spencer of Alabama is at the Ever
EFT HOuse==Gcn Joseph Il. Anderson OF Virginia
Gen j. b. Frisbie OF California and Otto Kah or Baden
Baden are at the New.York HOtel==Gen Ira Spauld
ing of Costa Rica, is at the Coleman HOuse=-The Hon
John Lynch. NJ c.. Maine; JOS. f. Babcock OF New'Ha
Astor HOuse.==Lewis n. Tappan OF Colorado. and
Col. j. ID. Frary Of Connecticut, are at the Holman
House--J b. Bishop OF The Providence Herald. G.. J.
Chace aud Alexis Caswel Of Providence. are at the Me
Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
PERSONAL.

Miss Emily Moore of Albany, n. Y, has just
recovered $1,000 half what she asked, from Grm-
red OF that city for breaking his promise To make her
Mrs G. The jury averaged the loss at sl25O per year
from the time OF the engagement.
Some absurd newspaper writer, spelling for
sensation has invented the silly fiction that Commits
CaprOn did not deliver the speech at the Georgia
Fair, which reported This does not understand
his business When he decides on his next invention it
should be the falsity Of which there are some
thousands OF witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
SINKING OF A PILOT BOAT.

At 7:3O p. m. yesterday the steamship Scotia
from Liverpool colded of Sandy Hook with the Pilot
boat A T. Stewart No. 8, sinking her Immediately The
pilot and crew sill saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

The this much better but pres
manned about the same TIE offerings and reached 10 22 bead
en- prices ranging from &c n Tor good cattle c to9c iet
prime 9l De for choice aud extra Common cattle sold
at from Sc. 10 Z. per 10 gross.
sHEEP-Pc consequence the light offer
ings; sod IOg4ic 70 DC per h. Common Saeep
sod at 8 250 So % per lead.
supply amounted to 100 head s Of which we're
sold AZ from TO pl4 IS 100 10 net. for corn sl -
COw-Ths demand for Cows better and over O head 500
from SprBgers Ad from S5 10 $50 for COZ and eat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

asks you where the Protestant belief before the sk
century you may confidently answer from this night
was IN the CatacOmbs Of Rome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

RICHARDSON-SAGBAt Aor IIoase Nov 3D. ~ Rev He0U
Ward Beecher assisted B. Rrohnghsm Albert d. Rcs
NewYOk Abby NJ eldest daughter VI William sage
Boston
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesis Nov 80 At ihedou n J..
by Rev George Vanderbilt Staten Island Ia Lille L..
daughter John Wheeler, j. Of Brooklyn No osda
III Notices Of Marriages must be btdOrsed Dith laH
name and aldIess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

Reef Cste-Recpts bead; stock sold bnsk At H sdysaee
ass Of RIta s2 50dS2 49, first qualify Sl @0sH a sec
quality 5O6 H. third quality &Sd % 30 onrfp and Lambs
Receipts 39 head sheep rather plenty and prce con
grades shade lover sales Of Extra at % @~ - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
poIitiaI lotias.

Mr. James T. ouon presents III. a we SS, "a
81 the XYh Aaernanie Da a,nV al uartT OF
clique hsef apen the foes ~ a. Tt BsD Az
Ward their generous support 90 ssS S"~H S'''V-' -
Dec 4 Niil zoe DO ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
MARRIED

The Trophy Tomato .Crcuas ready. Address oE0Rpa rs
wARSG. jr. ogden Farm. Newport. r. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

Naihan Z. Tefft, and not Nathaniel b. Tefit,
s. ac Republican Member Of Assembly IN the lid
District OF OHondaga County,
Col. Webster, the Republican candidate for
Polite Justice in the Twelfth Ward IXth District is an
Old Kentucky republican, member OF the Legislature
Of iYa state which prevented Gov Magofin from carry
dg into the Southern COHederacy, ana huDse-
urntly officer Ia Of her volunteer regiments 10
Ui0a army. There are three Democrats running IN
fllc a!sinet-Wiey, McQusd, who 10 the Tammany can
.diGate. ard McIYOr.
The fruits of the late Democratic victory in
fs state already beginning 20 crop out On Mon
day evening last the oyeoyed Democrats INDUCED In an
Oldtashioned meeting ia GOrkyillc a. order 10
restore peace Oliver Shelly OF the Twenty-thrd Pre-
cIyt had the tenefiy lay his sacrilegsous hands ON
fu fin gleader desperate character, named william
brbaa. ig WHO Happened ~ be the son VI he regular
, 1869-11-07

In the mIdat Of publshera' QQa1rels and charges
ot neanness mAue 8paltSt each other By rival
publlahezs It Is pleakant TO nete ono act OF geneE-
osity BY great pnoll1hing touse which las not
found It's way into the pareEt. Six years ago
lach1fd lldrcth the historian then ni.y.stx ycaTs
Old, End hrbken doxn utterly py IfcsiMe Of itrr-
nfJ dFudVeIy, Rf1tvcd With his wifc st Florence,
tEpEn Trieste, very poor, and win far2i sickness
upon him that rel.taefed him ctazed anu trouble
some patient. His vile and FOE accompanied hIn
ard spp:le1 10 hotel u1tcF hotel Ior arclteT. bat
nan O. their hAnds. 1t lRsttae party cau1e to The
good Samaritan, Aht TOOK then tn. In her horse.
ferdesly cared for to The that. died Richard I'LL
Grein aEu WAS burle,l In The Prp'esisp' cemetery,
n flqrltce> Lie dad 30 poor tsaai 10 a.aal-
meht. even OF tic lost simpIe kind, couid be
rat I'd to bis neuory. 4 few weeks afterwards
lila wife d:ch ID Snp.Cs, OF cholera Last summer
CIeyeRhd+r wns tn Florence md stopped nj the
An-sttcRn FGh.ioc, where he learned Sh1 story
aLd hesrd the REGRETS Of the gootl l4tldlndy be-
C.usc there vas TO tomb 10 the t1e emUEJ Iii.
creta- Tie CIeFclaadeE tmgne.lia@ely wrn&e u
Harper EfothcES, re11ucE she facts, eb'! n frply
/ c.lnt cheek fnf generous aa4outs to cover al
| the expenses fuf fiitIg !omh etote. HFan
t PoEeFs, hsHs!sE Ut The ciEcanstapce., Tosuu
! Ing t.aly TIE t!eycl.ni.r had ine satIafactlon o
fectrg in the te;sGtliul Protestant cen c,ery o
I Florence, wherc VIC Er1yc OF Elizabeth harriet
/ TfoEn1nG IL marked tJ tattlscme EnnnuN chi
Bearing Etf name ~ sat 0bty Inscription, auoiRcl
! nGh1mert, cha-sc 81 Il simple, over the grave Q
ltict ard ildrcth, rear1aE the brief tctnru Of hi
! Lame and The date OF his sienth. T1e pronp
| rbernitfy II McsEts. Harper i nrolh"Ts III ~
I Ep0l ding to The suggestion deserves to be no.td
, 1869-11-07
Tho Coming Woman.

The following rrophrtc description Of society
when womsn khsll have htr ghts, occurs In Sir,
s.. Johns Lew lecture poem, "A KaIoie IN
Ishytpes"
An who dogs not aes thnt the axe Is ut hand
Nhtl Ipan shall no looger be lord In the land.
Wien the Nonen thail lay BY The reed!e, AID take
The 6crpiEe n i sword, tue piow and the faket
CThsouRh tndt ed. 1t han long pccu q saJsng, yoo
know,
The .ales With the fair are the fAvorite beaux:
Hut this, suppose, IL At1nder aRxiu,
Conceived IN tic bo&n1u OF EcnotnOus MerL}
Hut Oh, ntAt dsJ OF detfrtraHcc, whcn
! The editor LAYS Do IN his ~eari: ONE p+n;
! hp mA< on his ttD~ et, the Joiner Els t0ra1e,
And the hodInAn no Ia. ger his bnrten AhA! hear:
Wien the toldirT ehhl shoututf his nuskts nu
TIE .slsot 1epoec, and the cons..b1e suore
| Ihe1 tho 4htp*rtgns shA1 throw down his pond
Aud the rocr eTtn5 s,oeanaker give up h.sa#,:
| When u.4n. WCo has Struggled for liz thousand
| texzn
In tho rwrot Of Its forehead In sorTow aud sesrs-
Sbs!s rest from MI !abtr, bis wosry kaa tt1l!e
And IeaRu al hts cares to his stroog minded wife
| u hErIhtres how AeeL how delicious Tslu be
TO Ill HI the notntnG A.sfp!n: your tea:
With noiLfpR to do from Iawulbg to night
| No fpefchcs to spout, and no setmoas ~ write.
| No tAE<Rsns to u4ales ant hattle1 70 t4nt,
No kIutItnS to spit, AID 10 r1cx to light
Aud nnlJ 10 handle fork ct ladie
Or rtthatk-yeFy TaTels-io togKlc the cradle
StfLy, / tag, Tor !nlK before then.
The h05s AID girls ~,tl f,c woscch and men:
and song 1erutne Darruu will shoS With hti
lumber
| The eIa.le In which the last babs did slunbtF
, 1869-11-07

On Thnr>day evening new Arrival frpm Father
ixuo entered tne Wasnsagtonsau Ho,uc p7saas
toeta, coat, and hat, md told ps;tf1l sosJ. BE
s1se his Lame ~ John koth, and satd he hsd that
1oo4uIpk arrived ii Chicago With Eooty sun OF
motey. On ltarin9 the depot he had met some
nArtsts who directed him 10 q heasdtog house.
Tnc1 returned In The evening and showed hin
tie s1shts about tom. st q convecienf Eonent
taeJ lad srrlad = sponge sata1*:ed "a easoso-
fo. n to hts face. al when soaoea htn
Of s1i his earthly Iossess1ons The storJ ha4 sae
desired effect upon the narasets Of the home.
Ire5 p,ued him. ted hiU. and then accompanied
whefc be 1aa INTRODUCED 10 Captain Miller, who
teoE deep Interest to the misfost1rt Of ais eo1n
u1mep. AID dtIefntned to do alt IN his poNtt tof
lts = elfa+e aad AsAAtAote- He eent policeman
with him, hut ibe new atIiTAl Ras urasle 70 lad
the noaritl1 house 10 which he had teea taken.
IN the city Aoneyie.s. de4tttute OF propeT css.
meLtr, ard without employment. he Wa AlloKtd
10 remain Ut tho station for I teH ds5K, until
something IN his tavor should "tusu un-" Yes.
tefdAy IVES cleanirE 1sy. Aod th- FAR ones "
ftgu ire HndeNet camc 70 60 the washing nd
sc1nbb!tg At the ttsnon On eatsrloE. MeJ ..1nted
the neHly -ar1ivea German With fAUatastt5 that
he'o1ertd old acqlsatntAnce9nlp- They eato.
s.Nhat DcthY: fu1 here 1t vas revelation
10 Captain Miller. He inquired, and learned
The 1recphts7t 7tczted Koch 1ufIed or to oe N
oil Hs4ceNel hlsd, Who had DOT mol aoIAF
| for he sass Ax seass EeF'sdlpE NJ nAaess
hoo,less, ard coatleas condlpon, II was ascenatn.
Cd inst be had visited soue fir chsItnetat nnd
| tefcsed to 4al little blu Tnefcnpon tstJ 5oe1
Iha ef1lc1ta of which ho claimed 70 hAte netn
| rpbktt. It d orr ihan ptonehlt thai n VIII %
Immediately teturoed to Aa B1adcweA
, 1869-11-07

TIE entire real eat.:c Of Harvard College II val
uca =. 39pi, ~ =; 1T 1otes AID suortSaSts 1t
<Nl, Is; United States sondt NJ ~ +S2 ~ o:hef
bonds a: nearly $3N 40: manufacturing srocks At
ti7tCi0; tApk stock ar Es2,1s6 It's tEconc from
Mi k*urcea last teaf N1a fsls3 rs - TIC e1pead-
ttutss Mt5r: For k8!a11ea aud general purposes
Of the college, 81, ,e01ns: and &aera was credited
TO 1Euta Eoi aTaiitbr these pusposes Sis. .a0&
1p. usas!ug totAi ut 12io, ,all.2. and 1eariag
bf:s1ce Of l,s111a. which Vas carried 70 the Ie-
ncency fund
Z. tt1 Win grant Of 3t.a'0s Professor feabodJ,
{2AnI With a eraat OF ss,3s5: Professors Gfay.
Bowcp, Lowering, ToHe., thid, Dane, Cooke,
znd tioodHir, s. 4o9 esch. Hin grant of $500 ID
dst:uosI; oxher Professors from 3t.490 to
{5O; Suters; 60 tn Els; Instructors s., 900 10
sGo: moc,ots, 100: Treasurer, 1900; agent, $500
Nevats, 51,t:o- .Th,r ~ some tweni5 faads !ar
tctosarsaips. and EesEtJ ~ many more for otntf
rusro+ea u The tcadtElc dcls1tMent-nau3 OF
them fnAll Id amount, bat constantly INCREASING.
kulnary ct tne fxI1pus funds give the follow
1LG fe9usi: FuEta 3aF academic department,
tgt.GAAs: fer exhibitions. SF1,e6A10; scholar
ft1ps, s9: ~ =: rtlzcs, ETC, t2o,4sL95: prpfe1
| korzh1rs, fls1oN. o.; ltEafY iunds. <1,;lSes
Theological schools. .1i:a.ss onscrvsturo ruds
SI4o s'710: scientific kcnco:, tas1 o9l.13; medical
| kchcsl, ,s4I,9 $3.50; law tchool. $H,aks a3: 10,
Nlatnni uaiI. sss .ssaos: spec4as purposes
{c cq.67a-tt: fnnd ior parposea rot conrec:cd Will
tho college, Sis, ,s72-1s-nakiug 1otA OF sas5it
| Ga 80
, 1869-11-07
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1869.
TIE RELIEF AND AID or TIE POOR

1a6 hAA41t AM oAo " ldE fooK-
The seeord annual report ct the "Chica-
Eo 1Nea.sa n17a 'A'o eoeae9s o1 tae feoeipts.
expenditures. and dolnes OF the society for
the year ending 0cto1,eT At 1afo },ua hasr
., 4-..7 'e04N
-, Tse.,,;,s. =. ,..S.-. uou
-. 1 ess5'
ts"n 1t We gather the following details:
Ae eaAce u IL euatee u -n1' ". ~ 11ops'
VINO d:senaseeS the duties OF sapet1ntand-
eni WIN no ssssstahee othes than m ofaee-
boy. a visitor. and foreman at the wood
sard during the winter monfhs" The funds
" the society are obtained from voluntary
contributions The plan Of ahord1ng re-
LEI Il " careful examination OF the
c!ains OF all applicants ut their homes, by
the superintendent OF VISITOR and aid rem
deted IN such supplies as are found neces-
sary- NJ discrimination is made on ae-
count ot nsAionaisIs OF creed, snooSo tne
Permanently dependent are regarded as SUBJ
jeess for legal rather than voluntary
etaf1t'c ny an hterchange OF INFORMS
ton With the County Agent, duplication of
caasahe1 Is afoided- Ihe society avoids, ns
taf as pefE1hie, any encouragement OF pau-
Fe'l-n,. mud This Ia doae ny odertng work as
condition Tor relief to those Tho can real
ly work. The report says: .....-...
"a VI; infone IT. M h1 nnnE me :, RI
lts tx,,t 1o - / Vi ia.<x nwes iiere were a
ps .a aa sls as
is..E TAI TIC Roc,i people Of Chicago stretched
esss. u a ,sss @e4s ds d. 'ps o1ss apa e.
torr = "ss 'hsy u"'e NJ iusthet spp:scatton-"
a1e!t applicants, who can Wotk, are given
eai!o,uec; IN sas'ne' spl.ts1.s' or plling
"eou aca cfal. ana arc paul IN necessary
supplies for theif fau''iies. Over $500
enss "o1k were gwen to labofefs during
lIe eI'i Season Of last year. anu the A.
ranse1cen:s for the coming year will enable
sn.s 10 be Increased. 4 numerous class Of
worthy Applicants are widows, with de-
IeSdcst children, and women deserted b5
tier hpshanus, OF "lh Worthless aud
dr''tkva husbands. Tbs report advises
1
, 1869-11-07

an earlier stage Of huznan development.
wherein it WAS declared by high authority
That Wisdom cornath By opua5tunitv OF
leisure, aud be that hath little buaInesasha1l
become xiso."
We have great many workars 40 indus
trious that they never bring to their work
The thozuughaess which zesulta from retleo-
tiot', the Poisa snd judgment which como
with leisure. Little tins being expended
in creating it, less will be required to demol-
ish it. At these auaattere1s, incompetent
for great work, because of their incessant
industry It triaea, h1r. Dickens happily
aimed, in his Midland Institute speech,
We must consent to be ignorant Of many
things, that va may not be ignorant d
everything" So we mnst consent to forego
doing many things If We would accumulate
reserve power adequate to the doing Of
anything really worthy Of orr faculties. But
here VIC find ourselves unconsciously bow
ing to tho doctrine ne are crittcis;ug, plead
ingfor leisure only as the means Of doing bet
ter and more enduring work. huot leisure,
apart from any utility it may accomplish,
the fruit and aim Of all work-the basis Of
Ill enjoyment? And, being 80. should it
not he every working mans duty, right, and
privilege to have his daily, weekly, and
year1y period Of leisure; not Of alccp, nor,
necessarily, worship, nor amusement, nor
seh-improvement,-for MI these are forms
of duty or Of labor,-but Of unoccupicd,
unowed time, wherein the mind should
xf.x
, 1869-11-07
BRUTALITY II THE SCHOOLS,

ToUr weeks ago, 5e1n3ie teacher In the
Skinner ScLo:l undertook to revive the
seemingly dropping mind Of boy pupil, s
years u nee, ,.y knocking, or throwing,
liza frcm his seat. The child, in falling,
tlr7:ek his bead against the heating pipes.
a1d 4 ATE no a:ttIapt to rise. He Was forci-
lily taken Up, end put into his sent That
Light the little fellow wss attacked by b1ain
fever. heca1ne unconscious, md has re-
1sained 80 eyer since, snd his death uasy
t,te Place at any 1nomeat The parents
had inst Lursed another child tie day before
this terrible affection. Tho father holds
e;tratiea in st. Louis, which compels his
absence, sid tie mother and her lying
child ar klIne-
We tavc no disposition to discuss this
n:.ea,i"n su far as this particular teacher il
corecsEtd. Ste and The law will settle her
personal responsibility !; but the public will
huld the Eus.d OF Education as accessories
before the faes in this homicide. They
au,hu,;zed, mud empowered, and required
tho teacher il tiis case to strike tho blow
which resulted in this calamity. II is n ,
nnswes 10 say that the Board Of Edueation
did not Teqaire the teacher to Kill the
child thcy required the tcachrr to punish
linn, ara they empowered her 10 strike him
IN tie head with such weapon OF
instrument as Ehs might think
proper to e,npl"y. II death followed,
il is but n~iu1nl result Of ths
zrl.s Of the E~arj- TleT armed the tc acher
aid authorized her IL strike. The rule. il
il TUE, does not require her to kill, but j
DOES 20, tzohibit it. The only limit upor
corporal punishment is th.t it hhali b
avoided .twhcn good order can a'e pre-
seryed by miller meanb." II not, then th
teacher is at liberty to strike, kick, gouge
bite, or MAIN, the children at p'easu1l
There Is no limitation upon either the maj
ner or TIE instrument TO be used Th
favor;te mode among the petalsnt brute
Who resort 10 this cruelty is to strike u
children On the head with doubled fist,
books, rulers, OF any other instrument ths
1nay be handy Tho board Of Education
1,y their rules, authorize this, and, whe
s'milder means" fnil, teachers are require
to heat these children at sheir discretion
I.ya remarkable TACT That, In all It
cases of excessive and cruel beating in II
publ;c schools, The victims arc hrlpleas i
fanta. Strong, aIle-bodied Principal
calling themselves men, take ehlidt'
g, 8, or 8 years old, sod best, POM
kick. and otherwise ua1treat thes
Otses, these victims arc girls, upon whc
no pc.son fit to be entt1sted with the ca
NJ 1hese children wonld have the heart