CONTENTS OF NO. II.
Reading edition
Art.
—Moral and Religious Instruction of Convicts, 53
—Report of the Discipline and Management of the Convict-Prisons, and Disposal of Convicts, (England,) 61
—Sources and Checks of Juvenile Delinquency, 70
—Pennsylvania Penitentiaries, 78
—Should Convicts be Received into the State Lunatic Hospital at Harrisburg? 82
—Report of the Condition of the New Jersey State Prison, 89
—An Extraordinary Document, 93
—A Philanthropic Perplexity, 96
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Vagrant Children of New York,98-99
Street Begging in New York,99
New York Prison Association,100
New York State Prisons,100
Be beforehand with the Tempter,101
New Penitentiary in Massachusetts,101
State Prison at Charlestown (Mass.,)101
Illinois Penitentiary,102
New State Reform School,102
Juvenile Offenders,102
Singular Avocation and Mode of Life in London,103
Death from Separation,103
Murders in Philadelphia,104
Missouri Insane Asylum,104
Missouri Penitentiary,104
Items of general Information,105-107
Acknowledgments,107
Premium for an Essay on Juvenile Delinquency,108
NOTICE OF THIS JOURNAL.
“It embodies more information on the subject of prisons, arranged and expressed in the spirit of literature and science, than any other publication of our country and will compare with any Journal devoted to this department of knowledge in Europe.”—Hon. Charles Sumner’s Speech, in debate on prison question in Boston, May, 1847.
RECENT NOTICES.
From the North American and United States’ Gazette.
We have received from Messrs. E. C. & J. Biddle the last number of the Pennsylvania Journal of Prison Discipline, which is published quarterly, under the direction of the Philadelphia Society for alleviating the Miseries of Public Prisons. A glance through its pages shows what is well understood—that it is a
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THE PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL of PRISON DISCIPLINE.
Vol. VIII.—APRIL, 1853—No. 2.