New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
- Nr.s WALTERS. of The Boston Transcript is

~ Mss WALTERS of The Boston Transcript Is
xnc.d to visit this Cir ere long She viii be welcom
ed warmly by many here.
Mr. WLsoY's widow is to have subscription
rai-ed for her among the lawyers The paper Is at the
Law Library The reporters ". learn from me Evening
Gazette collected Sos cor the widow and paid i over
yesterday.
~ Nothing important in the Common Council
last evening The principal business in the Board OF Al
ienen was the discussing Of the Aims House Ordi
nance 1t provides for the appointment Of aCommis-
son.r at - 2oo ycar. and invested with rather czen-
sve power=-=ubjcc; however the supervision OF The
Common Council Each inmate ofhe Aims House l. 10
supplied with suitable food and clean and comforta bic
clothing and a report OF the number admitted. dis
charged. deceased &c. is to be made seniannuay or
oiiener required There IS be Superintendent ct
the Outdoor Poor a; $1,000 year who =ha distribute
fuel food and other relief 10 Outdoor Poor AS the
Commissioner may direct. provide proper nurses iof
oundling- SC and keep public record OF all Ms do'
The Chief Clerk $1,000 year i 10 make nonny Ok
hbit Of the affairs and finances ofthe Aims House pepar
Beside these there are 20 be Supsrlntehdeii,
residing in the Aims House $1,000 year; a steward
800; Matron. $500: Superintendent OF the Nursery
$500; Steward othe Nursery 800; Mairon e5ooi Su-
per4nrendent Of Work House. 5000 Resident Physician
pral and I.unatic Asylum each $500 Matrons, eac!i
s3O0-Such of the inmates are able are TO Dc res-
Iarv employed at the Work House in suitable occupo-
tions-Tie Commissioner Of the Aims House Depar1
Inen is also to be Commissioner Of the Prison Depart
nen There is 10 be Keeper OF the Pcnieniiary $1,000
a year he 10 appint Deputy AT sioo ana Guards and
70 Assistants each a; S300rTisoners committed for VI
.ncy in all cases are be kept separate from criminals
and all prisoners to be classified There TO be
Steward Maron sc. the Pcn!tentlary with the same
salaries as those the Aims House Refractory prison
crs are 20 punished with the shower bath.
The other proceedings of the Aldermen were of ;tric
interest Another 500 was appropriated for Lime, &C.
TO cleanse and purify the City. Patrick O'DonneH an
adopted citizen and voted the Democratic ticket, As
was stated in his petition was appointed Inspector oi
Wood Ut was not stated whether he knew any thing
about Wood or not VIM y. Cialno, resident for 30
wears and Democrat Of the Old school. was appoint
ed TO a similar Office. \ communication from the Con
troer received by which it appeared mat the VA
tive nud.scows, which cost S,l0 few weeks ago are
already 30 eaky be in constant danger oi swamp
np and REQUIRE ince-sant bailinc keep them above
water The Controller condemns the plan oi selling the
CITY mud and filth no 10 BlackweIs Island and back
again and recommends that be sold under the broons
aud hoes; says thar individual has already offered to
buy it all al 10 cents load III hls lasnoi ana at me
-fres; c; thus be kept clean for 100000 year The
communication was referred 10 the Finance Committee.
4 spirited mathematical and historical investigation then
took place whether tine ensuing Fourth Of July was
to be the 6th 10Th anniversary. resolution having
been offered by AID Stoncal 10 appropriate s2e0o tho
Goth anniversary Aid. Henry suggested II should b''
changed to the ':0th This created general stir. Al
dcrnan Stoncall turned very rcd, and all the rest u
gcthcr with the clerks and reporters turned in 20 nfd
cyphcrinc Ii length concluded that l1'1 from
i5 left 6and that consequently AID S'onelis original
was right The sum. however, changed 10 900
and the resolution adopted. The Treasurer was direct
cd TO pay all the expenses of the Tea Room without any
crumblng too curious examination oi the items
and AN appropriation made 10 buy some extras. (ui
dcrstood 10 be silver teaspoons susaftcnes salts. Sc
&c3 AID Me-seroIc thought German silver would do,
but Nd Benson Wa oi opinion that they were un-
healthy; the Doctors had told him that they were not
GOOD and ne went in or the genuine silver Aid. Cunnor
glad the spoons to be bought hc dislkcd To be-
obliged to pick up the witt! his fingers This I'M
portant debate continued for some time and the
spoons are we believe Ia be of silver. communicu
ton the Mayor received rclntiye Ia The ropu
dated contract for the Aims Iouse-and referred
The following the bill of fare in the Tea Room
Coffee and Tea; Bread and Butter; Beet Steak Fried
Oysters: Stewed and Raw do. Radishes Strawberries
| and Cakes