The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

Nrw yopn IosrIr.I. sNp BLooa,,Nspslr ASYLUM
From the annual repcrt for lsS We observe that the
establishments under tkc of the Governors of the
New York Hospital hare afforded relief to increased
number Of patients much above the average Of preceding
years and to large proportion Of them under circuni
stances Of hospital accommodations and comfort much
superior to the former arrangement. The aggregate
ceipts Of this corpartion from all sources during the
last year including the State annutics and loan OF
$40 600 amounted 10 S12+ o53 90 The aggregate cxpcn
dit'rcs for the same time were s123362 S6 leaving on
the 1st December 1851 balance hand OF 81 2Se 10
The following shows the number and the different ella
OF patients received into the New York Hospital during
the last year. yizThere in the houses ON the lst
January $780, Isl PATIENTS received during the year.
3ls: making the total Of those vino received the benefits
Of the institution in 1851 46 Of this number there
have cured 27ee relieved 15 discharged at their
request, 1885, discharged "a improper objects ~;
eloped or discharged as diordciy so died 49,: remain
Ing in the hospital Dec. a. 1851. 30l total number
treated above. 3946: being increase of 600 over
that Of the previous year ofthose admitted during the
year e .2e paid for themselves in whole
or in part 20 paid by surctics: go psupers
Amona the deaths included le3 casualties and other
of sudden death. falling under the charge Of the
Coroner which tcninsied fatally after the patients
brought 10 the Hospital. Such requiring i'm
mediate medical surgical aid for hope relief
received without the probability Of cure Dcductng the
Of sudden death resulting from casualty the entire
number of deaths 500 out Of the other s23 medical
and surgical patients From the last annual report Of
the Blooming dale Asylum learn that the aggregate
receipts for the Fast amounted to S8e6 Of which
$1,000 received in form of annuity from the
state. and SOFIA q for board of patients. The
penses set down at s2S26l IL. making balance of
sIla0s IS in favor Of the institution The following
table shows the number Of insane persons There were
in The house. on a1st Dec. 1850 no. admitted during
the year e5 total co5 OF this number tnere recovered
~; improved. 20: uniiupIoved, 81 died. IL: remaining
als Dec 1851, l.,; total. 2o5.
Iaorrsr s1Ausrgs.-For the month Of April the fol-
loving licen~ were grated BY his Honor the Mayor
10 public LICENSES 50 dirt car, licenses "A dirt cart
renewals g porter licenses III porter renewals char
coal peile- licences charcoal pedr renewals; -
mems licenses, 15stayein lcsn emiSrani runner.
licenses, 8 elnqan boarding hou.e kerpeIsihe total
receipts, Of which, insudns so for ines, mounted 10
So ass Is.
South Brootya vi be sind hear that the director. Of
the ferry steamboat company have commenced running
the iiamilton a7enue boats until L. o'clock at night
instead of H. hc-etosose. This viii be great convc
nicnce to many oat .ae accommodation would BE- much
worthy q noss. If SIN hour later then
the Brookynies axnt be able frequently IT, enjoy
Themselves ut t,e opefs csneeils End theatres &c New
York This is however but iostsn,ept Of the
mediation that tie company deem necessary the con-
venience 81 the tln1Jsnts rs thst portion VI South
Brooklyn
SUICIDE JlArrSs our NJ 4 wNpoa--0oroper
Ives yesterday. heia AN INQUEST At No :i2 East Eighth
street on the body of Mary Ann Belchcr aged IS
yesrs, native Of New York who 10 her death by
jumping o. falling out Of fourth story window the yard
below causing instant death The deceased had sick
for some time past and supposed to have been sboug
under temporary alteration Of mind verdict was
rendered accordingly.
TsKSowN Mas FcrNp Da1wvrn--The body of sn
unknown found, yesterday in tho North river
foot Of JIauersley street. The body appeared TO h,yc
been deesntly dressed 1t seems graphing for
coal and fshcd the dead body the mud Coroner
Ives was notified TO hold an inquest on the body
Dram ny AroPyrs--on Friday morning. John q.
Hnble tobacco merchant. doing business at No 200
William street. was found dead in lis bed at his boarding
house No oli in the same street n arprars Tint he ne.
tired ON Thursday night, apparently good health and
not making his aprsaranoe ut the breakfast table ut the
nsua hour OF The family went 20 hs room and found
him dead The Coroner called to hold an inquest.
when DR. lide held the post norton examination, and /
gave ~ his opinion that spopexy the cause Of his
death A verdict was rendered accoriinpy Deceased /
was German BY birth and thirty-three years Of sge.
A,cprsrA,Js KILLrn,-About % clock Friday after
nlfn I'M .fnlp1 H.~ rf Ep1vx
Markay. residing al No 197 Avenue A. was accidentally
killed by log rolling him. the foot OF East Nine.
teenh street. Deputy Coroner Budd was duly notified.
AcciptNr.--hbont five o'clock. frday afternoon,
GsinIan who name we could not ascertain Of the Time
In the employ of Jacoby Co. manufacturers Of porte
at No. 20 Cedar street. while attempting TO lift
iron machine, supposed to weigh seven or eight hun
lied pounds let his ootholJ and the mschine fell on
nb Is, nscturisS NJ night thsgs 80 sAssvss spvsy