New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

TO be Professor Of Materia Medies. THIS On,Veisis
snguary fortunate in the generosity OF I's
conductors Whatever amount remains iIo'" ''io '
for salaries unappropriated Dy lhe po"'u 'P
cally is TO be used IN securing the serNi'o' " P
leeturers and assistants. The institution mas ho"
balance in tho hank Of S72io Co. Speaking OF the gifts
continually offered 10 the University, President Gilman
said on the above. named OCCASION that nc couIu
hardly 20 through Montgomeryst' on suhshiny u"S
vithout the offer Of book a picture speclmeh' OF
map It's University is decidedly the pet OF the state
special meeting of the Board OF OyerseerS
of Harvard College was held last week The President
- che University presented votes Of the corporation
making the following appointments in all OF when inc
Board coueurred John Fiske A. NJ, IL b., Assistant
Librarian from Sept 1873 George Lincoln GoOdale'
A NJ Assistant Professor OF Vegetable Physiology and
Instruction in Botany from Sept l. 1873 Frank Eustice
Anderson a. NJ, Assistant Professor of Greek George
Herbert Palmer, A. NJ Assistant Professor Of Phoso-
ply Clement Lawrence Smith, A. NJ, Assistant Pro-
fessor of Latin William Everett, A. NJ, Assistant Pro
fes Of Latin; James Bradstreet Greenough - b. As
sistant Professor of Latin; John Knowles Paine A NJ,
Assistant Professor OF Music Henry Rowland, A. b.,
LII d. Tutor German, TO be also Instructor I'm History
and Political Economy for the ensuing academic year
George AOnzo Bartlett Tutor IN German for three years.
from Sept l. 1873 Adren Jacquinot A. b.. IL b., Tutor
in French for three years from Sept l. 1879 Allen Wal
ton Could A. b. Tutor in Greek three years from Sept
Is
and Ply sioogy Sept 1873 Arthur Irving Fske,
A NJ. Tutor Greek for three years from Sept 1873
and Stacy Baxter Instructor in EOcutOn for the ens
ing academic year.
The annual meeting of the National Educa-
tional Association at Emira N Y, on the 5th
9Th and 9TH OF August next The morning and evening
Of each day Will he occupied by the general Assocaoh
while the afternoons will he devoted to the four depart
ments The President Of the Association suggests that
to give time for thorough discussion Of the topics pre-
sented the papers introducing them shall not be more
than 25 or 80 minutes long, partial programme OF the
meeting is as follows:
GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
l. "Ipper Schools" by Dr.. Jas. McCOsh, President OF
the College Of New-Jersey. DISCUSSION Opehcd Oy
sauue Fellows superintendent OF the schools oI WIS
2 :, How mnch culture shah be impaired in our free
saools 2" by Richard Edwards, President OF the Normal
University Of Illinois DISCUSSION opened % py Js H. MlcA-
3. Ought the Chinese and japanese lnGelnhluGs 10
cstonai purpoSes In the discussion OF the question.
Mr. Chin Lasun of Shanghai viii speak Of the New
House of the Imperial College Of Tokei (Yedol
" The New Educational Plans OF Japan"
4. "The Normal Question:" by l., T. Whlte, edtor Oh
s. should American Youth be Educated Abroad 1r by
II. ". EHCkham, President Of the university OF YER
mont Discussion opened by II. b. Wilson, superin-
teudent Of st hOols OF Minnesota.
Educaton m the southern States" by the Hon j.
| c. Gibbs, State superintendent OF Puullc Schools
Florida Discussion opened ny l. H. talieAd' IfoSI'
|
T. "Coeducatou Of the Sexes by President White of
| Cornell University.
g. Tue Relation OF the General Government 10 Edu-
cation" by Prof c. W. AtbertOn Rutgers college " j.
Discussion opened by John Hancock, superintendent OF
| Schools Cincinnati.
O. Educational Features OF the Vienna Exposition"
| NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
"The Duties ana Dangers oI Normal schools" Eioh-
ard Edwards, President State Normal University Hi
/
| Elementary and Scientific knowledge" John W.
Dickinson, Principal STATE Normal School Westield
| Mass.
Training schools-thcir Place in Normal School
Work" Miss Della a. LatAIOp, Principal Training
School, Cincinnati.
paper The Relative Contribution of Scholarship
and Methods to the Power of the Teacher by Henry II.
BuCkAan, Principal state Normal school Buffalo, y. \.
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER INSTRUCTION.
National University by Charles W. Eliot, Presl
dent of Harvard University.
Study OF the Classics, by Prof. Edward s. Joyues
OF the University of Virginia.
D. "a Liberal Education for the Nineteenth Century"
by Prof. W. l.. Atkinson Of the Institute Of Technology,
Boston,