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Mr.. Wirharn, when asked in what manner he
had produced these Transforming effects upon his
charge, answered, By active occupations, music
and Christian love"


AS he could find no persons in all respects quail
fled TO share III the work to which his life is de-
voted, he driven to the expedient of preparing
class of teachers to become his auxiliares.-
For this end he has superadded to his original
plan school for the preparation OF teachers: first
to support himself, then to send abroad to open
other institutions similar TO his own, and thirdly
TO become superintendent Of prisons.


During the ten years Of the existence Of this
institution there have been four hundred and
thrty-two children received into it. OF these
about eighty were there on the lst Of July l643
Only two had run away who had not either vol
unfairly returned or being brought back had
voluntarily remained.


If our Legislatures in their wisdom, would
make provisions for similar Institutions for re-
claiming and educating the juvenile denquents
in our large cities and towns, it would be a most
important means Of saving our country from the
vices which degrade so large portion of the pop
ulation Of Europe, as well as Of saving the im-
mensc sums now expended in the prosecution of
crime in our Courts OF Justice, in addition to
the still more important object Of raising immor-
tai beings from pollution and wretchedncss to
respectabiIity, usefulness and permanent happi-
ness. D.