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pHRENo ENoMNEMoTEcHNY.-We are truly happy
learn that Prof. Gouraud meets with the most
'fatityng encouragement in his attempt to esta-
'Ish course for the study of his system of Phre-
noMnemotechny. Thousands appear to be I'M
pressed with the high Importance Of method
tending to improve faculty so valuable and es-
Snnal as Memory, and the experiments of the
sas under the tuition of Prof O. al the Taberna-
Gle on Thursday evening, has satisfied all capable
o Judging, that his system is calculated to ac-
eomphsh 50 desirable an object. His room, at
NO, 2Sl Broadway, has been literally crowded
curing the last few days, by candidates for the
class, and the number who have already joined,
reaches nearly seren hundred. Among these are
Nlle OF our most eminent merchants, clergymen,
sacners professors and scholars. In addition to
lese private class, limited to one hundred, has
zen commenced at the suggestion of two or three
F'ueinen for which the terms are $50. This
oass ~ contains now upward of thirty subscribers.
,''e class, which is composed exclusively of Ia
sss' according to an advertisement in another
v'a'nn Is also filling up rapidly, and we are
sso 10 see that the Importance of the faculty OF
pe'aoFy IS not undervalued by the fair sex.
'''s success thus far gives the Professor every
''a'oh to be satisfied with the estimation in which
us system is held by the intellectual portion OF
our Citizens.