New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

Cnair, ana mathew ClaTh, ESQ., appointed occfeiAJ
The Annual Report Of the officers of the Institution vu
then read by Mr. Richard Warren The report stated
that great proportion OF the persons relieved by ne
Institution, were latey arrived emgrsnts, and thsf
being cured prevented them carrying the diseases Into
other places and for this the State ought 70 gre
aid TO such instu ions and also the City Goyernmea
as they would relieve the Aims House 10 very CRED
extent, which but for them would be oyercrowdca
The report dwell greatly the want Of dwelings ana
the great desttution which existed la that part Of NJ
City, and II wonderful how many cases shsn
bad ended fzyorsbly Cut OF the number attended in
report dwell much on the necessity 81 yacc nafoo,
der prevent the spread OF fightul dLsease ms
small pox, AMI complained that parents had negiectsa
this duty from dbhke 10 the trouble which the aek
pess Of their children had brought them and tns
the teachers In public schools when called 90
the medical attendant had shown desire 70 evsde nav
ing the childrea under their care vscenated 1hsre
port stated that whether the theory Of reyaecinsno1
the end Of every years would be required or ho
there could not bea doubt but thst such would Do %
cesssry the constitution underwent any great chang
after the period Of puberty and also after severe ~
Of illness and ths, IL then became q question d gss'
moment to consider when every euigrant hip whss
came 10 our shores nil spread this disease whsba
il zbt not be considered proper that this prscuoe
vaccination would be lett merely recommendatoU -
present, or whether would Lot be made eonpoDv
as in England. After Ire bill with respect 20 yacgo,
ton, this disease seized on the people u England sss
Wales in 1859, and out Of 10000 persons attacked
il, 3O,el9 were carried Off After 90 fightful rsn
ton the vigilance Of the authorities renewed on a
subject and since that time deaths 10 any arnns
extent bad occurred.
The following an abstract OF the Statistical feP'~
the Institution: -.
Since 1877 70 this date there have been 2f0s pshese
Of whom % 80 were vsccinstsd and Of these ~ -"
died Of the whole sunber Iol SO native Amer
and lS5 81 foreigners During lsst year, I0i -
ten,s including ,7s6 In the Minor Sorsery' or psn.
Departments Of whom 81 vseciDsredi ~ 80 "a
born and 1854 foreigners Cured relieved -,
TO hospital, IS; died. o. y.ecinstsd LS4i, "a
Under treatment 81 Dassasess Heart and Lrnr -,
Head ard Abdoren, 1851, Eye and Ear ~ snn, -
Surgery, 1Ss4; Women snd Cbildres, zs7; sscsns ,r
La; Minor Surgery, i7s6; Attended By three s 49,
Pbyaeisns their resldeoces, $3.50. Tresssry 49,
tor the year g. 80 cs; Expenditures es,sf4 90 'ss
IN Ire ssuTy. eiH 10. ,r~
The following gentlemen were then elected Irus'"
for The ensuing year: 49,,
Floyd smith Wm- l. Morris Alexander knox, Ae a,
Van Nest Geo Bsrrel, Clinton GILBERT Jed. Fre W.1
Stokes Jeremiah Terben Charles X Whhtemcres o..
RyerrDiys, Jacob Hsrsen, John basDs rhihPs PHI S
noles VIM " veTmilye, Benz. Whseisnf9r Z
" Epgs John Ws6sworrb, Tmo. Mef"ln, E,S.
Clak Peter r Warner Edwin Brown JOIN Gsorrs
lev John Is Hall. Marx Spencer, Robert Coisne ~ ss,..
3. snf, Edward Field, Henry Van sehaeE' Lsi''s"