New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01

This deficiency was met with the exception Of sj5s 10
temporarily advanced from tho Fulton Bank AZ the close
Of the year from tie Of receipts above expenditure
Of the BIoomngdale Asylum, which establishing still
remains ebor TO the Hospital ia town the books Of
this corporation for advances made 70 it from tho Hosp
tai receipts in mar y former years.
The New York Hospital has continued, in former
years to assist the great objects of medical science and in
iucton by giving facilities for attendance on n practice
to the students Of the several medical schools in the City
and also many graduated physicians from other parts Of
the State desirous avail themselves Ofhe uent
in practice which afforded b. observations OF the variety
and severity of disease treated in large hospital
The Library. confined to medical learning, and the
sciences Immediately connected with besrng upon
those studies is open to tho classes OF medical in.
qurers 1t is rich in its special department and con
tans above SIX thousand volumes to which ne medica
and scientific publications Of reputation Annually added
The Pathological Cabinet formed within tho last fw
years annually increased by many specimens Of morbid
anatomy and the whole collection has become of great nd
acknowledged value and for professional instruction
The humber of insane patients In the Blooming iale
Asylum the 3ls day Of December, 1882 was 10, and
there have been admitted during the year 1875 making
total Of 25l patients treated during the past year.
OF The cases discharged during the year, there we're
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Being twenty eight than were treated in the pre-
cedng year.
The number Of patients has been gradually increang
for the last three years aud the admissions in 1853
more than they bad bee in either Of the four preceding
years notwithstanding certain classes of psnper patients
supported at public expense have been Withdrawn in
seduence Of the establishment Of asyums elsewhere
This Asylum not TO any great extent uted for the
grautous reception OF the Dare poor These have for
some wears past been provided fer in the City Institution
on Bleckwels Island and at the State Asylum at Utca.
But the charge for support aud fixed at rate much
below that which private enterprise coni shord and not
more than sufficient defrsy the expense Of persons. sup
port Thus has brought the OF probable cure
relief and certainly Of comfortable retree within the
reach of families Of Limited who here support
child or parent afflicted with mental disease, under the
best medical care and with oil the external aids 20 It's
efficacy that wealth could command al charge not eK
ceeding that of the support and OF such patients at
home. without the hope Of recovery. The value or
such an establishment. great city and within the
reach and supervision Of the friends OF the insane is
evident and the facility with which this City can now 10
reached from all parts of the State and Cnon gives il
similar advantages for many patients from distance
The receipts and payments Of the Bloomngdale Asylum
on it's separate account from all sources and for all pu
poses, during the past year, have been as follows
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