New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07


For furniture I,olo %
For additions alterations and repairs Lace 81
For the Improvement of srounds 10 W
For general support, embracing all oo- 80
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Leaving balance in the Treasury, applicable .,
10 general support, oi.------ $50 ~ ~
Abou; $500 90 OF this balance it is expected, VIII
be required 10 meet bills due the close OF The year
but not presented paid at the time Of the report Is
viii leave S2s7 Il TO meet current expenses up 70 e 49,
Of February, when the semi annual COLLECTION Vi oii'' ID
made.
or the appropriation Of 10000 co. made by the set OF IN
May 1874 the erection OF the new buildings sooooo
So mad been expended up 10 the Isl December as aoo
5000 90 of which expended before the commence
nIeut of the tscal year. difficulty was encountered
preparing foundation for OF the new wings occa
onng expense of several thousand dollars mol ahtie
pated
The last year proved The nadequacy Of the supply OF
the Asylum aud the badness OF quality oil 'it
obtained; and the managers consider II Ndispei:pe INA"
an additional supply aud better quality should be pro-
v.lel To this expense and the expenses oi NsS
warin. and furnishing the new buildings they estimate
that they shall require about $4,000 pe! ond the DA!aee
OF the present appropriation.
Their annual report will give 10 the Legislature al! the
inf rmaOu necessary to enable its members 10 form SAKE
opinions DIS further legislation required 10 put this
important institution into heahiu and successful opera
ton, upon the plan nearly completed. l recon-
mend that the necessary appropriations be made TO COM
pctc and furnish the buildings aud 10 provide Tor Tie
whole plentiful supply OF good water
lie charity alike worthy the patronage OF the State and
literally by Tie report OF the Superintendent
presents the Institution IN stale OF high prosperity the
number OF its pupils increasing ana the system oi eaC
ton stealr advancing One year ago this Institution was
embarrassed by considerable Debt but the hberaty 0!
the as legislature added that OF individuals has en-
abled within the year. TO eXtneuisn the debt anu meet
expenses. The Superintendent Of the opinion
that the future, The income Of the Institution from or
binary sources will be nearly not entirely, sufficient 10
meet its regular expenditures. il is most gratifying 10
,ftftti
relieved from the consuming cNacons oil DEBT ana u eit
al liberty concentrate its whole MEANS anu Tue etIc
energies OF its managers, upon the peneHceht woA Va
shedding flood light around the physical DARK
ness which envelopes its unfortunate inmates
The annual report of managers 10 be laid oeiere
you in the OF the present mouth VIII communicate
fnl Information OF the transactions OF me year. aiC SUI
uerce the necessity Of further remark upon The SUBJECT
The institution or the beat and Dumb IN the same city
is another monument OF The long continued ana wei Ill
rccted muritcence OF the STATE TO Illuminate u! eS"'o
the mind. OF those Who from the deprivation OF the scnse
OF hearing aud Of the OF the organs oil speech were
long supposed be beyond the reach OF mental improve
The report of the principal presents ms INSTITUTION
in Hourishng condition. Various improvements OF the
buildings and grounds have been made during the year
Is i5 and the number pupils has increased 10 2uO vi
these, lis males and 81 females lou are STATE ups,
II arc pYortei by the supervisors Of the county OF New
York. by the State of " jersey ii by Their ireids ana
the remaining 10 By the institution In addition 10 mental
instruction, portions OF the time oil the pups ior
each day. are expended in learning some useful trade or
cmployment which may enable them 10 gain ivellhooo
bv their own excrons and the time impart need
full exercise.
place these aud other interesting facts before you in ul
and satisfactory manner, and will give you the CONDITION
fiscal affairs the Institution, Tor The past year the
accounts which could be made untlaiter the st
December the fiscal IS the calendar year The pro-
vision by The last legislature for the support oil this
institution, for the term OF live years, supercedes any m
for aid at the present time.
Respectfully refer Legislature the annual report
Of tie auant general this day transmitted for various
important suggestions il relation 10 the militia laws, anu
especially The subject OF securing more peT!ecl eIo4-
meut of the men liable 10 perform military duty. The pre-
system OF enrolment does not include those VINO.
though exempt from annua! ma service are not exempt
in cases OF Instruction and INVASION These constitute
portion OF he military force OF the state as much as II
they had temporary exemptions and should as ap
pears TO me- be enrolled II is believed this IS donen soe
ell OF the other States and will be seen that Inc inter-
OF this State supposed 10 suffer- IN en- important
particular, by omission 10 enrol them.
The suggestions Of this report upon several other subjects
considered OF primary Importance and the attention
OF the Legislature is earnestly invited 10 them.
The transactions OF the State agricultural society for the
wear 1915 Will doubtless be laid before you III the accus
tened form early day The annual lair OF the So
ciety was held al Utica on the loih TN ana en- Gays OF
September last, and the exhibition was proud one Tor the
agriculture The State Ny Information induces ihe be-
lief that equal TO aEy one OF the exhibitions winch
have preceded H. and that the deep and pervang
OF our popuation agricultural, manufacturing and me-
chanc these comparisons OF their various PRODUCTIONS
and examinations The Improvements maze IN eacA great
branch OF industry, was IS July lHilesIeE, % ui0' az
former occasion.
The LAST Legislature extended The appropriation IN aid OF
this Society, the OF years nom May next so
that aware that any legislation Is desreS upon
this subject daring the present session. The transactions
Of the Society, which have alluded, Will be the most
appropriate recommendation this great and vital inter-
est 10 the renewed attention 81 our constituents
Nothing has ,ranspired during the past year 10 interrupt
the peaceful and amcable relations existing between this
State and other OF the Union; and our internal
condition with the exception before brought TO your no.
ce has been peaceful and prosperous N an unusual &C.
gree The pucc health has been good IN al parts OF the
state the seasons popous AMI fruitful and The prices OF
the products OF labor and especially OF most OF our ar-
cultural productions have e--erienced az Improvement
over those few last years most eeouEaShs 70 IN
dasry in al its branches. As whole It Is believed the
year lSi5 may be justly numbered among LIE Mos pros
porous years IN the history OF the state.
We learn from The late Message OF the PRESIDENT Oh Inc
United States ,ha; relations OF the Federal Govern
ment with III tho powers of the earh, are also peaceful
Considerable sensation has been experienced az various
periods during :he past year rom the prospect OF an IN
Re rpon OF those relation with the Republic OF Mexico;
but rs that Government has concluded 70 Te-estaoS the
tplomat intercourse between The two countries when
had beeu suspended By action, and as the measure
which induced that suspension has progressed so aE rs 20
leave no doubt OF is n consumnation, the Teasonao!e
PRESUMPTION is tha, al the differences VIII De acAoy au-
iuSled, and The peace OF the TWO ha.oas CONTINUE W.
broken.
As declaration OF the policy Of the present Admins
aton of the Federal Government, the Message OF the
President appears 10 justify the confluence enei
a!red BY The country in the publicly aFo"ed pIAepes
the and realize the expectations ataay excited
BY his eevaonto the high he holds The re-esiao
ishment of the Independent Treasury was coniaeh an
ucpa,ed result Of his election and that great measure
could not have been distinctly or Strongly recon-
mendsd 10 Congress- han 1t is in this Message Ine pr
cpes pu. forth those which should govern an ADJUST
ment Of the laws for the collection Of our revenue nom
the customs also those the country had right 10 ex
pec nom his public declarations upon subject They
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