New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

IN tn Old COur, Room, IN the county jan The br>t
business IN order Was tne election Of a Chalmm,
and Dr.. \. J. Berry. o; Williamsburg, Othe present
incumbent was unanimously chosen.
The Supeun,enleuts OF The Poor Of Kings Coun-
y submitted their Annual Report. from which We
compile the following statistics
Total No Of persons relieved and supported dur
the year q. - W
Amount cNptnd'fure -so''iol -
Amount received for his purpose
Balance or hand. Aug. /. 1850 .-------.-S3llo 10
'' d IT'D" Commissioners or,S ,' Of Emigration i5Ii i
Relative fathers q Bastaris 7o5 90
produce stock solO iio Oi
Co. Treasurer foF temporary 800.
Telet.--..- -.--.------ b,Vu" w ...
o. The amount expended the sum of slj'9is >
Wa, applied 20 Hospital purposes, averaging yearly
cost for each patient of $lc6 %.
The average annual cost Of paupe5s appears 20
have been si,7-i, and the estimated value Of ther
a5orS for the past year $1,000.
The number Of paupers the Aim, iou>' Hospital aai
ASYLUM. On The - August. $780, WIS ------- ~
Admitted during the wear -2sll
boIn IN the Poor House ,. t."
Discharged during the Fear .-----S't,
Ab>condel-. -------.---.---
Bound ont and iR-!331
Remaining 3l,t Irl,. 1851 -..--.------.----- o.
OF this number %; are foreigners and lis are Ia
uaticS.
The estimate FOR he support Of the establishment
for The ensuing year is s'O,i65 30
Inmate Asyl,m-rhe repor; of tins Institution
was likewise submitted
Tie total number Of patients IN The course OF TIE
year vas 10 of whom % were male ami 10, females
The number discharged wa
Recovered 10 Inimpr'vei -----------
Improved ------ls Died ------ -
Total ----------.---. u
Leaving rs stiu under treatment. OF whom u are
pauper unancs rom Kings County, not County
charge 10 from other countries, and 10 supported by
the Board OF Emigration
THRowING VIrRIOL.-A woman named
Lacy Thompson was taken INTO custody on war
rant charging her with having committed gross
outrage upon a gentleman by throwing quantity of
,rlo upon INN, while attemptIngIo enter her prem
.seS IN Goid-s. The man was 80 dreadiully burned
,ha, he was unable to attend yesterday morning and
She Was committed for examination.
AcclDESr.-On Monday afternoon. man
who's. name we have not learned. while at work
the ship Diadem at Thompson's wharf fell do"n
the man hachway and injured himself seriously
lie was conveyed TO the CITY Hospital by he md
me-, Of DR.. Bal, Coroner
AccDESr.-Mr. John K Foster fell from
the second story window 81 Nh James Gien's coffin
mandatory Yesterday morning At about II o'clock
and received considerable injury, although no bones
were broAcn lie wts conveyed 10 Lis home in
carriage.
Passive CouYrERrEr MoNEY Henry
Bedell and Arden Hub5, were Yesterday arrested ~
Constable Hegeman, charged with having, on The
evening Of the 2sth alt. passed counterfeit slS Al
| The hotels OF Suytam StelIng"orth IN the Eighth
Ward Of Thomas French III The Ninth Ward and at
WIgeins's Tavern IN Flatbush. The bills were all
of the denomination OF s., purporng 70 be ISSUES Of
the Housatonic Bank ,ocAbudge Mass. They
were held 10 answer By Justice King
CHARGE or FoRGRRY.-N IL. Millbourn
was taken INTO custody Monday, OF the above
charge = appears, from the complaint, that he en-
tered the store Of M {. VI Wright druggist, corner
Of Columbia ard union-strcct. and presenting
check for SO signed with he name OF MI blake
stated that Mr b. was IA van. Of The money ana
hat the bank had closed for the Jay. Ihe cash "a
paid ard scarcely had the accused Ten me store
when Nh Blake entered, and On beng -ho"n me
napef. pronounced Il forgery Miubogrn Va ar
rested after he hal succeeded IN throwing away M
other piece ofraper supposed also TO have been
forged CHECK Another complaint j. still pending
against h,nl for passing L similar check on = M
Brovn lie was cOmmltted iOf examination
Walled OyER2OA ARD AID WAs DROWNED.
On Monday nght.a rl.a walked ID The iaFry bridge
100. u t.art.c.st.eet ara before as>is'ance could
81 rendered was crowned. lis BODY va, taken oui
Of The water shortly after. but ali evidence Of ''aN
had departed The man. Il i presumed must nav
been GIFTED, or overcome "th iailsue' A. ~
,d not seen, aware Of the abs ence OF the boat 'u1
ua,ked overheard unconsc. ou.ly and sunk without
a struggle. Tie coroner held ~ inquest ye,'eioal
,.,e, VI. .,certained hi, name va, JOHN Owen
y csrren,er Nv trade The my rendered a 'e'd e. lh
.crorG,uce WIN the above facts
RESCUED FROM DRO"NNG.-A iai aoou'
70 vea-. Of ace. named Joan Ryan. IN INTO the VA
ter from the bridge, foot Of Ninth-,t. on Aon9ay
morning lie vas discovered by Deputy Shefh
Friend no ~. passing ai the time. ana piliei "'l
TIE Usual mean. were taken 70 resuScltt'e A'ih'
ub,ca. after abou. bali IL hours LABOR, proven sue
cessf.l. and ne vas restored 20 consciousnfss ne
~, hen conveyed 20 tle residence 0 h' p''s'''' "