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

he given that II be provided the buildings required
Tor This prison will be early completed
Ia r.fsrenc TO all these institutions the annual reports
of Their respective managers viii be laid before
legislature ina; feel excused from going into minute de-
,ais IN regard 60 ihenl
Tt rcnort from The Boomingda!e Lunatic Asylum. pre-
sonts The condition OF that institution in very
e lrht ID 20 the 9Th December last, the number OF
n,,ient, admitted during the year c5, had been $780, be-
ing per cent beyond tie admission for the whole pre-
yous year 81 cent beyond those OF ei3 and % per
cent hey ond those Of 1872 There were l2l patients
naming tho institution being Is than the number
one year previously There had been discharged during
the year. GO when 80 had been cured and e whole
number OF deaths had been r. The for favorable
OF the patients and especially Tor moral treat
ment said 20 nave been materially extended very
much 10 the advantage OF tie inmates OF The asylum ne
expenses Ur 6tj, II IS th-ught, viii have been less iha
for lsii although the number OF patients mas peeh SO
much increased aud the FUNDS o: the institution iHcIu-
ding $4,000 paid annually by the state are represent
ed sufficient its expenses and gradually reduce
the debt contracted FOR the purchase OF the idH ana le
erection the buildings. The accounts OF the asylum axe
kept Tor lie calendar year, and VIII ue presented - .,e
legislature H. the annual report OF The governors o ne
Se- York hosuta OF which this institution is branch
The state Lunatic Asylum AZ Ctca continues 70 ais-
peusc it. benefits the extent CT us present me
finished building is arranged Tor Inc accommodation ol
about go patients the close OF its fiscal year, ending
on the 3O.h OF November lsii the number OF patients IN
The Institution go which on the 3Oth OF November
last was increased 25. There were admitted, during
the wear 2g3 patients who with those remaining in the
ASYLUM a the commencement OF the year. made an az
lleT lilt
M these there discharged recovered 35; improved
IS: unuproved, 81; died, 2l-in ell, 2b- THIS state
ent exhibits condition OF physical health among The pa
tents certainly remarkable and the report adds that not
single death ana scarcely OF sickness had occur
red Tor more than months previous 10 lis date on me
t of December last The OF cures in the TWO lnstl-
tuions VIII be preserve singular equality ana 70
be fraction more than 50 per cente degree OF success
in the restoration OF the insane lnnd Offering
every encouragement; the friends Of patients 10 seek the
aid OF these Asyus and the richest compensation 10 the
public the liberal provision made Tor iEese most severe
Is afflicted fellow beings.
Additional buildings provided ior al this ASYLUM oy
law OF Isi4 and the Of $4,000 was appropriated
for their erection Two wings, each 2:O by 81 feet and
three stories high and back buildings, each i30 by 20
feet and TWO stories high have been enclosed AUG the
rooms are now in course of completion The buildings
are all of brick and are said be well built and well ar
ranged and when completed are Calculated 70 FURNISH ac
comodatons for 300 additional patients This Will be
when thus flushed the largest institution of the kind in
this country and liz The opinion OF the principal! II vi" De
second 10 none the excellence OF It's arrangements ana
facilities Tor the comfort and cure OF this class OF patents
Al the close Of last sca year the accounts OF the
Asylum fOr General support, stood as follows:
RECEIPTS.
From the Treasury Tor salaries oil officers $3.50 w
,qticn,s 22,5i7 ID
From nay ,atients ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll,759 %
From roi:caii sneons sources 53 sl
~ S35.335 So
PAYMENTS.
For salaries OF officers. $3.50 20
For furniture. .............-...... 1915 IS
For additions alterations and repairs ,iu5 %
For the Improvement of grounds.-- IS W
For genera! support. embracing all 3D. ,o o.
jects but those above -Z3Viu II