New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
conn. men Ave Tor Young women and three for pupils

young men, Ave for young women and three Tor pupns
Of both sexes All of them free to welbehayed ap
plcants, TO the extent OF the capacity Oh inc Scno"
buildings in which the classes are TO meet Inc scnooi
are well distributed the various sections OF the Guy
so az to be as accessible to all parts as fully as that num-
Der Of night schools will permit
| The Washington Board OF County Schooi
Trustees has been considering the case OF an ignorant
German who struck the lady teacher Of the Mount Plea
san, school two blows because she h the myers
NJ one OF his little boys with a ruler 10 make nm OBEY
her A resolution was passed ordering that this boy
and his brother should be expelled ana not auni''eu
into any school In the county unless by PERMISSION oi
the Board after the father had offered satsactou anu
Apology Another resolution ordered that the Boafu
should further consider the case.
The Connecticut State Medical Society, rec
ognizinc the Importance of good education as tne
foundation of successful study OF medicine, has taken
measures to raise the requirements Tor eahuua'es ior
the degree OF NJ D. A Board Of Censors has been ap-
nonted whose business IL will be to examine candidates
for admission 70 the Medical School, and 1t Is probable
that by another year something more than mere COM
mon school education and certificate OF "good moral
character win be required This step is being taken by
all the chief medical colleges In the country.
at recent meeting the colOred people OF
Savannah formally resolved that IL Is manfesy UNJUST
TO leave 2I5s coored people without education that
many masters slaves prepared TO their hands, and 10
DO kept in subsection by the dakonng influence OF ig
nOranee and that in their opinion the decadence OF sa
yannah is referabe TO the dseord ana ahlagohism o
the two races capital being unwilling to come where In
testine discord separates one part OF INC community
from the other. Never will Savannah prosper" they
say TIN the dominant willing TO Judge men,
not by their complexion, by their places OF NATIVITY
but by their qualities All ask Is fair play, and that
we may stand or fall by our merits or demerits''
| The Ne,r- fertilization thinks that the ablest
men Congress not college men, andthat there are
there college whom one would never suspect Oh
being So 1t says 'For instance Mr.. rrumbull did not
have the advantages of university training but his es-
| teemed colleague, Gen.. Logan, was graduated at
Louisville University sMr Poland Of Vermont was as I'M
fortunate as MrTrumbul; but our muchrespettedfrond
Cen. Butler is. classically speaking, an alumnus OF
WatervilIe Some OF whom one would feel sure
that they had received the benefit of college training
and associations did not; and most notably, hessrs'
| Bavard Conkling sherman, Thurman, and Edmunds.
Others again, 10 whom one might saiey make oath
that they had never college save through the
windows OF railway car arc recorded az laylng re-
ceiyed collegiate educatiOn and among them are MI
P0neroy OF Kansas Mr. Conner OF Texas, anu MI Noor
Of Indiana" 1t says further thar the RECORDS OF
Congress show that the common boast IS true that men
OF the humblcst position Use to the honor oil gov
ernip the country but they also show that the hono
has become very small and is continually growing less
To the cultivated and refined there is
o,tng more dstastefui than 20 be compelled TO min
ole with undignided, uneducated, selassGmng col
leagues"
The College for Women at Cambridge, En-
Gland is now established, Clifton College having Deeh
oncued AZ Cambridge this week, and The tutoria staff
Win their girl students, in residence, and have
commenced the collegiate year. Tho college COM
n,oneas lis career at Cambridge under favorable ausp
ecs IFS principal promoters including the Bishops Of
Carlisle, ST. Dayids and Peterborough, the Dean OF
Chichester Lord Lyttleton, the Dowasr Lady Stanley
Of Adcrley Lady Churchill, Lady C0yille Lady Comp
tom Lady Augusta Stanley Lady Eastlake, Lady Gold
smd Lady Rch Sir W. Gun, Sir James Pdgot sir j.
P9kiurton, NJ F., Professors Adams Humphrey, Live
inc and Seev, &c. Tho movement, which has eul
minated in the opening of GirtOn College, substantial
building erected in pleasant grounds originated some
four years ago. when temporary college was opened IN
n hired house, where instruction has been gwen
in the following subjects; Divinity, classics,
German. mathematc7, chemistry, physiology, &C.
olocv logic, political economy mental philosophy,
part singing, &c. Daring the aforementioned
period II students have passed informally the Cam
bridge Previous Examination, or little CO." az 1t
Is called nine Of whom obtained standard required for
first class. Nine students also satisfied the examiners
in the additional subjects required III that examination
from candidates for hon0rs examination The course
like that of the University occupies about three years
half OF each year being spont in the college Ia three
forms The college expenses, which include board
lodging, ana instruction, SIS per term EACH The
first mistress OF the college Is Miss Emily Davies men,
her Of tae London school Board. from which She IS re
firing in order to take the Office Of mistress oil this