New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

ssrosh 7s7s Died a. asessssA, CO. :.ns 2 Psni'ss-
communication ves received from the Superin-
tndent Of the Work houae in reference 70 establish
ing Library in that IIs.itution.
Gov TIrxAys moved that 600 be appropnred e
ptucles with which 10 establsh the proposed La
trsry. .
Gov. SIXTH amended, to appropriate the sum of
ESQ.,
uit,se 70 report what kind Of books shall be pr.
chased, and tie matter wa 20 referred
A comm urication was received from Mr.. Fitch,
WARDEN OF the Alms-house Black wells Island, in
forming the Board that Father Thom.s Brsiy is per.
nspenty appointed 10 ofciste in the place OF Father
Robert KleIneidsrn, who hiss been Withdrawn, and
askpg instruction in regard 70 placing Father Brsdys
name on the pay roll.
Gov. DRAxE objected TO the appointment. of Chap.
lain to ,be.e Institutions by the Pope or the head OF
the Church.
Gov. TIInAss was in favor of having Ca.holi,,
IS well az q Protestant miRs'er, but he wished the
APPOINTMENTS 20 be MADE by the boxd
Gov. TAILOR said he understood thn ministers
visited the Institution every sunday aud Gomez
cuen,ly be ;bous ht the expense of 200 year for
two Lsters might be Or pea sed With. The matter
was finally laid o, er until the Dext meeting.
communication was received frem Mr.. Daily,
Warden asking al increase of pay for board OF ply:
sicians IL connection with this, Gov. liemann offered
the Il flowing resolution, which was adopted;
Ror>d That thu c.tion Of M DAILY be referred 70
the Con uee Bellevue Hospitals and $50 70 nq 5iIe mo
and port upon PrOPetJ Of cutting OF tae a00
Gov. DRArrR offered the following resolutions,
which we're adopted: 49,
tee On the PsptebA,y Work House Alma House Luaaie
Asylum snd storhoge on Bselss: ..Ia 70 maze sp5n
BskzelFs Island aud report plans ard ess
or The INN ediste O. tee '.I rs,-
bok 10 be tsoed with Of the cer.. his Department
81 5hi.rirt .mpoym,nt fail description Of
them ard the see or employ ntpt tney we're
ara ina, be open for application Of saen mag de-
sire 70 employ them - -,
various matters reported "in the Of the transfer
of John Hanlon from the Hospital 10 tle Aims-
Ho1se on Blackwells Island on the 18th ms
your Commi tee nothing unusual, nor NJ lnn1,
MAJ iiy perpetrsts m bis particular case, 10 CAL
forth censure OF Coroner inquest or tissue OF
misre pre- entations by the public oress.
Tie King Philip u 80 eoini'rteoe ,oet ~
size and for the use Of this Department - can Dc
your Conn itt.e are an opinion tbs. III, Alluded
from the Hospital TO the bland, 81 ,..,.L
Gov TAYLOR offered the following resolution which
YVES laid over one weeh:
Ror.d Ih. this Board discontinue the practice OF Payins
sireO the Gospe for sios,.i 10 NE
Gov. TiLaASS offered the folloy wing resolution,
which soopfed:
R,o!red That the Standing mittee on Bellevue Hospital
be que,uo consider the ,Ioprey Of e~poyns eopetet
paid in pace Ct The present IaaIer a.
sntsrce il hat lpstitaiion IL.
wss aeoptec:
Pelr.d That the different adens whom the communi
cation om the omni,ee Of the Serse Of this stse
on the subject Of niemgrsnee report boz" o'ea M same
person lss committee FOR the same cause % ait tns IS
i.ics be correct which ron previous returns 'nt '"r
whole hunter decidedly erroneous
Gov. T1FNAss offered the foilOwii resolutions:
Botec That At the to he given 70 NE Gov
error and Lssssture Of the STATE no rtuols u Virus
liquors shall be iuTIhhec-
Gov. WEST thought that before action was taken
up,n the resolution, they had better ascertain II Tue
invitation Is accepted.
Gov DRAPER .ss opposed TO conhnng ihelr guests
10 cold weter.
Gov TIKNASs ted the Legislature bad just sent IN
terroeations in regard 10 statistics OF persons com.
nltted 10 the lneuons 10 consequence OF the use OF
intoxicating spirits, aid therefore he was IN favor OF
setting them pattern.
Gov DRAPER denied tina. spiri'uous liquors hal
ever been used 10 excess Blackwell or Randalls
Islsnos on certain occa.loDs, ss stated oy u -
Leigh, of the Legislature, and denounced thaI gen,
tleusn in the very strongest terms, ana pEehouheea
his state Int ut a. entirely false.
Gov. IILMASs argued that the Legislature was a
Tenn erapce body and therefore temptation should
Lot be laid before them.
Gov. WEST thought Gov. Tieman had offered no
argument in favor of the resolution except tenn
peraIce lecture, which he, Gov. West disposed,
could hesr al any time at the Tabernacle
Gov Smith raid an appropriation of about 81, 800
had be made for the entertainment of the Lsgi-s-
tpre and be was in favor Of f1rnshr the liquor and
the gentlemen Of the Legislature could then use or
let il alone
Gov DUKE le1tenslye hquor dealerl was III ia'or
of the resolution.
Gov DRArER moved that the resolution be laid on
the table. Lost. . =,
following result:
In favor OF tie refolu'on: OoVs Aen''hn ia5'" 'H'
Dpke-3 ~ NJ.
Smith and Dugro-5.
lie resolution was lost.