New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-17

Gu ana receive salary OF so and no percuiel The
clerk shall keep sc, of books of the money expended
each OF the different Departments with an account of all
articles sold, moneys received, kc 10 make out
statement; monthly be examined by The Commissioner
and printed for the use of the Commsn Counc adopted
Article ith appoints Superintendent who lsa have
elusive control under the Commissioner OF the
He is to have annual salary OF $751; with suitable apart.
rnents and living for lis family Among other duties he
daily 10 send all parpers otherwise employed The
WoThHouse to be pat labor. His powers are very M.
erous and somewhat similar those the present agent
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Article 5th appoints Steward of the AnsHouse 10
ceive his board, $780, and perquises The Steward is
10 have charge OF all articles manufactured in the Aln
House. to see that proper conduct observed by The in
Mates and 10 have charge Of the males generally adopted
Article 9th appoints Marion, 10 have charge Of the e
male Department, and conduct her department in the
same manner as the Steward does his She TO receive her
beard and $3.50.
Article 7th-The Common Council is to ,ppoin Super.
inendant of The Nursery have entire control OF that de-
parnent to receive for his services $500 ssd suitable lv
Ing for himself and family and suitably furnished apart
raents 1t specifies the treatment education kc OF all
fouhdngs and other children: adopted.
Article 9th provides for The appointment of Marion OF
'he nursery, al an annual salary OF s0 and ter board
and TO receive no perquisites: adopted
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WORK. HOUSE Article 9Th
PROVIDES Tor the appointment of The above officer and the
duties and regulations of his department He is to be ap
pointed the pleasure OF the Common Council 10 receive an
annual salary OF $3.50 and suitable furnished apartments and
hVhg ior himself and family Every paper whose age
Will permit Is To be employed in the wo.k.H House at such
LABOR as the superintendent think him capable Ifsuch
pauPer refuse or neglect to perform the work allotted him.
he shall be punished by confinement in the cells TO be fed
on bread and water for such time as deemed necessary On
SAID paupers refusal Tor the third time work. he shall
expelled anu on no consideration 10 be re.adned The
hours OF labor to be regulated by the Commissioner
grounds attached to rhe Aims House be used for a
cultural and horticultural purposes all profits arising
from The improvements 10 be paid into the hands of the
Commissioner The Superintendent. TO report in each
week If required to the Commissioner the numbers of
sons received transferred Sick died. and rena ming in the
work House, also, the quantity and kind of labor perform
| ed adopted. THE section authorizing extra compensa
ton 10 psupers for extra labor reformed by them
stricken ont)
Articles 10 to 6 laid the table for the present. as
were also substitutes offered instead The articles include
The regulations OF the Aims House and Hospital appointing
SIX physicians and six surgeons OF physicians OF
.he Lunatc Asylum and Nursery Hospital kc
Article 10th contains the general provisions of the Ord
nance Among It's sautay provisions that per-
son having any infectious contagious disease snail be
ceived or kept in either of the departments 1t also pro-
vdes suitable punishment for wlul destruction of
property &c. 1t extends to IS actions which were all
adopted
The Prison DEPARTMENT is 10 consist of the Penen
tiary, City Prison, JAIL and olher Prisons.
Article LIST authorizes the appointment OF Commissioner
of Prisons, be elected by the Common Council
OF three years, and 10 receive annual salary of ST. &c.,
who is 10 Hppoin suitable number OF out door keepers a,
reasonable salary adopted
Article ID relates to the appointment Of Chief Clerk
The Department, at yearly salary Of $500. 1t also ,pec
FEES his duties: adopted.
Article Sd a,e the appointment Of Keepers OF the
Penenary The head Keeper receive salary OF $780,
the Deputy Assistant Keepers and Guards $500 each
Two females superinend the serving receive $500 per
q tu,;aco
Article 4th in relation the appoint of physician
to the Peniten,iary Hospital, was passed over.
Article oth, relating to the appsiH ment Of Steward OF
the Peaitentiary, adopted His salary is TO be $500
per anRum, his beard, and no perquisi,es
Article 9Th, appointing Marion the establishments at
i salary of 5000, adopted.
Article 7h contains the general provisions the Prison
Department 1t contains novel mode of punishment
unruy prisoners, namely, shower BATH the force and
length of which is TO be in accordance with the offence
This article contains IA sections and gives detail the ea
lures and penalties of the law adopted.
The Ordinance then adopted. with the exception
of the Medical Department.
Adjourned.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Bcforc Judge OAKLEY-
Helet Sophia L7snard and Others Robert Sterpart-
Ten more witnesses examined the part of plaintiffs,
being AZ in ALL and the rested that side. General
Sanford then opened for the defence In powerful
dress to the Jury. He said would be shown that Alice
after being received into the family OF Mr. Stewart and
properly and kindly treated, exhibited evidence only OF
soundness OF mind bat of usefulness and grateful regard
those who had been kind to her, particularly Mrs and Mr.
Stewart and that she frequently expressed determination
to leave them her property 10 early life her education
hd been neglected. and she was permitted TO indulge in
The OF intoxicating liquors. which gave her the appear
and manner which have been alluded 10 by the wit
Through the admonons ard friendly of her
niece, Mrs. Skillman now Mrs Charles s. Steuart) she
had absained entirely for years before her death,
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would be shown by the testimony Of Mr.. James Watson
Webb, and his brother Major Webb and Of Mr. Charles S.
Stewart, all Of whom had married daughters OF Nj. Alex
ander l.. Stewart, and who would give testimony In opPo-
son to their own interest," las their ladies were among the
heirs al law 10 Alice) that she of sound mind knew
perfectly the of WILL and the full purpon and in
Ienton OF the paper which she signed Some witnesses
examined conn,ory of those positions, and the
cause postponed friday foresoon at 10
O'Clock.
MARINE CouRr.-Before Judge HAMMoiD.-
Efliiam T. DisSrosu Charles Il. aokson-The Jury
could not agree and were discharged.
VICE CHaHcELLoR's Court. = Before Vice
Chancellor McCouN.
Farmers Trust Company vs. T. r. M;ntur7-The plain.
tiff brought action in November last in the Superior Court
on bond given by Mr.. M. tor $780, but injunction
asked and granted restraining them from going with
the sut the ground that the bond had been given Tor
certificates OF depose, and finally paid by Mr. Ham,
ton Murray, who had been indebted TO defendant, bat
that The Company still retained the bond claim against
Mr. Murray; also that usury had been exercised the GER
ufcaLes bearing but Per cent Interest," while the bond
att. Motion il made TO dissolve the injunction, the
plaintiff denying the positions coneadHg that the
should be upon by Court o: Law, The defendant
contends that the bond should be given up him. After
argument the Vice Chancellor reserved the subject for CEN
siaeraion
GENERAL SEssIoNs-Before the RECORDER,
Tulpe INcl1s and Aldermen CRoLIus and JONES.
GxANp LARcENY.-John Brown tried for stealing