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Ipdiaaa,- Lamenta5le and degradsng D'seIosures.-We have received a copy of report addressed to the legislature of Indiana by the trustees of state semina. 1tyy5 " incorporated for the express purpose of qualifying teachers for common schools. From this report it appears there is de- plorable deficiency of teachers in the state ''lhe investigations" says the report, "of the association formed for the promotion of common education in the state, have thrown additional light on this subject. From ther inquiries Il appears that only about one quarter of the children of suitable age attended school in 1633-4. Only one in SIX can read; one in nine write; and one in hundred studies geography, and one in hundred and forty-fiye grammar. The universal complaint was sswe cant get sui. able teachers-some are incorporate; some protane; some notoriously debauched.0 And yet the trustees say, .swe dare not dls' miss them, for there are no others to be had.n