Statement exhibiting the number of Scholarshipholders and Pay and Free Pupils of the College of Moohummud Mohsin and its Subordinate Institutions on the 30th of September 1850.

Statement exhibiting the number of Students studying different languages in the College of Moohummud Mohsin and its Subordinate Institutions on the 30th September 1850.

Schooling Fees realized from 1st October 1849 to the 30th

Total,.... 6881 4 0 2401 0 0 9282 4 0

Average per month,.. 573 70 200 1 4 773 8 4

6529 12 0 2254 4 0

Amount of Schooling fees collected from 1st October 1848 to 30th September 1849,.. Amount of Schooling fees collected from 1st October 1849 to 30th September 1950, 6881 4 0 2401 0 0 Schooling fees receivable in September 1849, Schooling fees receivable in September 1850, 597 8 0

588 8 0

198 0 0 194 O 0

Total, Co.'s R8.,.... 660 0 0 57872 10 11 87649 10 11 83538 0 0

* Copied from the General Report on Public Instruction

Changes in the Establishment.

In May last Captain Hayes, M. A., acting Principal of the Calcutta Mudrissa, was appointed to officiate as visitor of the Oriental Department of the College, for the purpose of conducting the annual examinations and regulating the studies of that department.

Babu Sreenauth Dutt, teacher of the second class, section B of the junior school, having been appointed by the Sudder Court to the situation of moonsiff of Dinagepore, the Council of Education selected Babu Bissonauth Sing, one of the teachers of the junior school of the Hindu College, to succeed him. The Council would have been glad to have promoted the junior masters to the vacant situation, instead of introducing a stranger, if they had qualified themselves for such promotion by obtaining certificates of qualification. The College has lost in Sreenauth Dutt a very efficient teacher, whose amiable and cheerful disposition and strict attention to his duties gained the esteem of all who knew him.

Babu Chunder Mohun Banorjea, sixth teacher of the Branch School at Hooghly, begged to be allowed to exchange situations with Babu Bunkobeharry Neughee, one of the teachers of the Branch School attached to the Hindu College. The Council of Education having ascertained that both parties were equally desirous of exchanging situations, and the Hindu College Committee offering no objection, the request was complied with.

Babu Chundychurn Shome, the late intelligent librarian of the College, died of Smallpox in December last. The vacant situation was advertized in the Government Gazette, and out of a large number of candidates, Hurrogobind Sen, a senior scholarshipholder of the Hindu College, who stood high in the Council's list of candidates for Government employment, was considered the best qualified. He took charge of the library in January last, but in a few months he obtained the situation of second master of the school at Bauleah. He was succeeded as librarian by Joggessur Ghose.

The only other changes among the teachers and others attached to the College have been temporary, occasioned by absence on leave.

Mr. Brennand, assistant Professor of Mathematics, obtained leave of absence in July, and was deputed by the Council of Education to inspect the schools in Arracan and Moulmein.