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!. O. TAYLoR's LECTURE. Orvllle iaylor
lectured last evening before the Mechanics lnsrl-
tutc al the Society Library, upon his long studied
subject of Education, to an audience much smaller,
we presume, than it would have been but for the
many other lectures, concerts and other attlac-
tive assemblies in various parts Of the city. In .
familiar style he enforced the high importance oi
sound moral and Intellectual culture to the we'll
being of Society well a. of the Individual. and
exposed skiItully many Of the defects in our pre-
sent systems of Education. He spoke, also, in
terms otjust severity Of the accomplishments TO
which the rcn interests Of our young ladies are too
often sacrificed He is TO lecture again upon the
same subjac, st Rutgers Institute on Thursday
evening