New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24

From the by the architects and master.
masons on the frat OF this month there had been erect
ed ll25OO cubic feet OF stone wall which has cost
g. o. about - cents yer foot large amount OF
this work Is on the angles windows, aud arches for
which stone procured the ground has been Gu, To 1T
which part Of the works. supposed to be worth 30
q foot the committee are satisfied from the above
investigation that ii s for the interest Of the County to
continue the erection of the outside walls aud IN
closures OF the new Pententiary by days work at
present.
The Committee on Accounts reported the following
bills which were ordered to be paid
jeremiah f. Tott, 1900; Suydam Stellenwerf $50;
Samuel Graham S9l 50 4; r X. Dawson, So so; Jerome
Ryerson $40 o, and sl47 30; James Duck, 81 Gillian
Scbenck $3.50 f. B. Spooner Sl24 49,
remembrance from citizens Of flitsnds was pre-
sened against locating the Lunatc Asylum In that
town. The remonsI ants state their lst That
the price (S250O Is exorbiant aud that heavy
weuid be imposed upon the County ia consequence of
the purchase ID That the building ought be erected
along with the other public bulldogs ON the County
Farm Sd The erection of all such buildings Is in
Jury to adjoining property and are nut.ances. 4th.
The cost OF transportation OF persons and provisions
will be more expensive than at present. which wOnld
materially increase the cost of the building 5th The
erection OF Hospitals, Poor Houses and Pest Houses
would prevent persons from going 70 the mill on
Crookes Farm, where they have right to be served
9Th The location Of the building there would generate
disease and iniure property. That the buildings
only accessible through populouS neghborhoods or by
wafer.
On motion, the remonstrance was referred TO the Luz
na,ic Asylum Committee fOr report.
Mr.. Berry presented the statements of bills audited
dun ing the pss year. which ordered be published
On motion Of Mr.. Kent, the Clerk directed to re-
turn Il papers comprsp the contract for the purchase
OF Tie Kent properly TO r. Il. Holiness E.q MJdons
were then made and unanimously adopted returning
n snks the Cnsir for the able digufsd aud impar.
tial manner 10 which that officer had presided the
Board during the past year, and TO the Clerk for the
correct and satisfactory amer 10 which he performed
tie duties Of his office during the same period, when
the Board adjourned The next meeting takes place on
the frst Tuesday In August next
KAINE.-There will be public meeting
at Carroll Hail. In Smith ST., this evening In behalf OF
Thomas KANE, the about be transported under
the Ashburton treaty Ireland be tried for crime,
the punishment of which will doubtless be death there
FATAL EFFECT OF THE HEAT.-Yes-
terdsy afternoon a colored woman, named Maria john
son, was prostrsted by the heat while walking In Van
derbilt av, aud expired aferward Coroner Stel
lenwerf was notified to hold an Inquest
BURGLARr.-On Thursday night the
store of Henry Radford in Fu'tonst burgsriously
entered by forcing open the basement door with jim
my large amount of dry goods valued Ia all at about
s4OO was stolen. The robbers were not detected.
DROWNED. On Thursday night, man,
named Thomas Sheny was drowned near the f,ot Of
Goldst while bathing His body was ished out By the
scond strict Police and his late resden
Water ST., near Bridge.
ANOTHER DEATH FROM THE HEAT.-A
laborer IN the employ Of Neil Dougherty, builder
ner of Columbia and Wsrrensts, was sun struck on
Thursday afternoon, and soon after died.
HOUSE RoBBERY.-The trunk Of a
boarder In the house of Mrs Draper No 163 Futonst,
broken open Thursday and robbed of about $40
In clothing The person suspected of the theft came to
the house the day previous and engaged board having
with him large trunk, which examination found
10 be empty He has not since been seen.