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iican Free Schools No. ?, Mulbery-street'
under the tuition of Mr.. Andrews, and dlrec-
ton of the Trustees of the Manumssion 30
ciety. This department of the Free School M
embraces from 700 to 500 scholars, and they
arc certainly the best disciplined, and most
interesting schools of children that we nave
ever Witnessed. At this school, but about 450
were present upon this occasion, as the re-
solution to visit it had been formed while the
party were at Greenwich, and consequently
no time for preparation was afiordcd[oh
the Generals arrival, he was conducted 10
scat by the Trustees, when Mr.. kctchum
adverted to the fact, that as long ago as
1854, he had been elected member OF inc
institution, at the same time with Grenvll!c
Sharpe and Thomas Clarkson, OF England.
The General perfectly recollected the CIR
cumstance, and mentioned particularly the
letter he received OH that occasion, from the
Hon. John Jay, then President OF the institu-
ton. Mr.. Cliabe at this moment stepped
forward, and put into his hands "A copy OF
the minutes Of the Society on that occasion,
which was i'll the following words -