The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05


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PANAMA vyvxx.
appeared that there are many of Pansms
in the Hospital THIS remark ELECTED in reading
the acquisitions under the head Of qunine which
is much used for that purpose
Governor WILLIAMS ked that the brandy with which
the Hospital furnished at 81 so gallon was quite
aood enough the Amshouse; 1t better than what
was obtained by the people outside They could never
set articles good enough for their Hospital Dr. Stone
with story that they could not get things good
enougb-ttat thu people die Of want.
Governor TOWNSEND disagreed with the last speaker;
he thought they could have things too good for the
The rsquisi,ions having been gone through itsm By
item the minutes Of the last meeting were then read
Governor TOWNSEND said that the Custom House win
would b. to the City Hall in conjunction with an Assay
Once The Exchange has been spoken OF for that pur-
Governor DARN was glad that such things were so
progressive, and that they we're going ahead.
someconversation ensued upon this subject.
Governors PlNcKSEY and TOWNSEND, said tina. It was
Gov DuGRo characterized the milk starch and water
Gov PNcKNEY said that the matter should be referred
The CHAIRMAN said that it ought TO be referred to the
Committee Of Supply.
GOV DUcRo said that there had been much talk about
the milk. but about the meat The other day the
meat cut oil and the bone 1ent up
Gov. DRAPER moved the following resolutions, which
were accordingly agreed TO -
That the atement made under direction of the Com
mite of Finance regarding the condition Of the account
Of the department )ner OF Emigration.
requires the immediate action Of this Board in order that
tho OF that Commission should either be dis
charged, or any and all further obligation preveIted
That note be given to the Commssio of Emgra-
ton at and after the first Of June next the depart
ment will discharge from their institutions the inmates
now placed with them upder temporary arrangement
made with that Con mi zion for their treatment and sup
port-fhe Board OF Governors being without means or
Authority TO thus con guardianship those
whose protection has been regarded by both the Com
18th Of Apr ~he Elm ne city and county Of New
York excepted in the general provision made for Ike
cases in ths other counties o! the State
That the above resolutions be referred to the Committee
Finance with Instructions 10 have the same fully aud
ensetualy carried out.
The following section OF passed pr Ii, 1853 to
the several relating to the powers and duties
the Commissioners Of Emigration, will explain the
meaning ot the above resolution more fully
Sec. Is. The amount for whca the master, owner or
nay commute for any bond or bonds authorized
or required pursu.ps TO act passed IN iso shall from
and every such passenger instead Of dollar and fifty
cents as provided by law; and Atty cents Of the
comuted for passenger passengers shall
be tet aride as separate FUND the benefit of CHI
and every county in This State except the county Of New
York The Commis sior Of Emigration shall deposit
the Of said fund apart in bank that the
said Commissioners may select and the same much
sers,a Counties IL in Nsx YORK. once in every three
months; and the balance that may be left after such
three months payment, shall be paid over TO the CON-
nissioners Of Emg ration for general purposes.
WARDS
Governor TowND popos ed that survey OF the above
island should be made for the purposes of public GENE
terry.
Governor WILLIAMS raid that had been made by
Mr.. Sewel
Governor TOWNSEND thought that good typographical
map should be made
The CHAIRMAN said that existed at present
Governor PIScKSEY offered the following resolution
That committee Of three b. appointed to confer with
the authorities 10 the purchase Of certain parcels
or isnd Wards leland to place their ceme
terry body OF land This resolution agreed to-
AID the following gentlemen appointed mittee for
tat purpose :-sIcssrs Mclaughlin, Pnckney and ORA.
pee.