, 1870-07-12

inguppe1 stories, mzhcs, ,~hoars The offspring
Of = Whike father and II Indian mother !;
mulattoes. half xhite and half negro creoles,
born Of negroes md Bsszilians; pure jet black.
voolly-haired negroes, from Afnca carib-
sborigines, of B<azl, poor and Degenerate
race and lastly not the least important part
Of the population, the pure Erazalians, who
are Portuguese born in Brazil-
A gosHiping contemporary at London, says :
ave are likely to lose the philosopher Of Chel-
sea- As soon as he has completed the revised eli-
ton Of his works, on which he has already been
engaged for two ;ears, Tom Carlyle Il going to
Ame7ica. The youths Of Cheyne Walk wilI have
ioSssf isasSss 1ss shall e @ eufioas to Know nov
hiEh priest o, hero worship; and how Carlyle
himself Will like democracy-cspecially after the
views expressed by him n that laster4iay pamGa-
hope the historian OF Frederick the Crest and the
French Revolution will return, and that meantime
| his hOuse-c10se TO the one where Hacixe ueo-
foE which he pays but nominal rent, will he kept
for him"
Since tho school system Of tho British Emy
Has placed under the superintendent OF tue
Council Of Military Education, in 1860, t.te
duced one-half; special classes and certideat.a
Of education have produced in almost every
corps small body Of non-commissioned off,
cery aud priratea possessed OF an amount OF
useful knowledge which qualities then, for the
dutiss OF tho higher grades; the number Of
trimmed school-masters has Increased from 13t
to 27o: and tho number Of children under in
structSon has increased 10 percent. Withrespect
to compulsory attendance at tho adult schools,
there is d difference Of opinion. Colonel
Browne, commanding + regiment n the Cape
Of Good Hope, says his experience has con-
vinced him that the soldier mus. be wholly
nnfcttcEcd In respect to his education, and
that he (thc Colonel greatly prefers to see
in tho schools Of his regiment moderate num-
bers Of men who come willingly, to large
attendances brought by compulsion, The Su-
pcfintendent Of Army Schools in BengM says
The attendance Of about 10 par cent there Of
admits is compulsory, and ho seems to sp-
prove thereof. Probably the system which I
produces the best result with ore corps would |
not do so with every other.
Ajonrnal which represents the class in In- |
d:A who are anxious to introduce the natives |
into the government, 1aments that tie native |
papers are SO little known. The Ilian pa |
pers. conducted by Europeans, are seen only |
BY them, but such pepers al the Beagale,
Mattoe Opinion, the IHdee Prakash, and the
intelligent class Of natives. The latter arc
accustomed to refer with contempt to -four
friends the missionaries" and to speak OF
Christianity as & debasing superstition. |
The missionaries ARE described az
being too often men Of in
FoAA A1@s h%@4AaAAAcAAe 1AsL lug CldS5 WHO nave
little ur nU CHANGE OF slcccsb ut home, md
such persons often como OF second best in q
discussion with an intelligent Brahmin or Budd-
hist With regard to the participation by the
natives Of executive power, it is observed that
those who have taken the lead in intellectual
culturo-tho Bongalees-are those who arc
least fitted to take part in the administration
Of the country, excepting, perhaps, in the ju-
dic!al department. Education with those,
with honorable exceptions, has hitherto led to
little but ca1nal Indulgence and boastful de-
bate. Otherwise would it havo been, it is said,
il the advantages Of intellectual culture
4as :. been accepted by the Inhabitants Of Upper
India There are mon in the PuDjab, in the
Northwestern Provinces, in Raipootans, and
Bombay. Who. If even partially educated,
would do good service in the official arena
Individuals like Sir sa1ar Jung, the Ratah Of
Jeyporo, Sir Jsmsetiee Jeejeebhoy, and others
would, II admitted, afford valuable assistance
to the English administration, and, il wisely
selected aud lsefully placed, tend to strengthen
I he tie bctween ru1ezs and ruled, and neutral
ize rnany Of the mischieyous mistakes of ultra
AngIiclsm, and tho ingrained self-sufieiency
Of European officials.