New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

They give the following table showing the condition
Of Lunatics in 81 County Poor-houses in this State:
Lunsicr............557 Mid.
EXotsble 2is
Furious and dangerous ne
FILTHY .2t5
6s Ell -; i 81: 20 70
Confined in strong MONS o
Require mechanical restraint. u
1hiry-fix cOuntie. have separation OF sexes and
eight have not.
Two hundred and siyty-one in the county houses
have been treated in an asylum.
Tweuty-seven recovered after their return from an
asylum.
Six hundred and twenty-one were sefsupported be-
fore becoming insane.
Sixty-two were paupers
Twenty-nine females have become a county charge
because OF the insanity Of the head Of the family.
The Committee urge that insanity being disease
susceptible Of actual cure every means to effect such
cure should be resoned 10 by The State. They show
that the recoveries at the Bloomingdae Asylum for
the five years succeeding 1sol aged 81 in every
lOO and for the five years following $780, averaged ~
in every 100 They contend that the care Of the State
should not, however, be wholly given to the durable,
but should be extended to tue incurabe a. well.
Those who are raviIg and filthy. confined in Comfy
houses arc they say, often the subjects Of abuse
and the most cupabe neglect. They present Stats
tics in proof Of the economy Of provisional system by
the State the adoption Of which they strenuousy urge
They express the conviction that the number OF pau
per lunatics in 1860 will reach if not exceed 3,6sJ.
These will require to be supported at an animal
co-t Of $s6s l22, increase of e1l3,J
over the present expense. Consider they say, the
effect of provisional system upon this estimate
slDing the number Of unatic paupers in 1884 2,l23
to have been placed under treatment and that f2per
cent would recover. 1t would stand thus: Recovered
s9i; incurable, 232 The estimated increase, which
would swell this number in 1850 TO $685. il 800; IS
per cent of whom will, by prompt treatment, recover
In number 40. The remainder ncurable, 800. The
provisional system would Therefore have accomplished,
in 1860, a reduction OF 20ol. 1n other words, ,622
would require public support instead 1858. the me-
moIialists in conclusion, recommend the immediate
40 Aavlu sol located
flat they may accommodate the largest number Of In
sane at present unIToyided Tor.
IN RELATION TO SAVINGS BANKS.
Mr.. SPENCER had leave to introduce the follow
AxAoT Ia relation to Savings BsnI snd Institutions for SAVINGS
The People V the Of N York. epre'enfed in Senate aad
SECTION l. It shall be lswfu several Saving. BsntOr
for Iy now ShssiS Or y9 e1s or s
hereafter Del o the sccumuaons thereof on
secured by mortgages vnineunbered real estate
situated within this STATE snd worth al es. double the sulopnt
loaned thereon or on on stock or eeqy Ss which ne isa q
stocks they expressly authorized to loan
3s not exceei in amount the par value Of such stocks
or aecuy Should the stocks Of -ecnrits. above named
shall exceed % PER cent Of .he market value shall be
payment Of sry loan by them thereon, additional
cury therefor that ell times the amount 80 loaned shall
or securities md il be lawful any such Savings Bank
Institution for Savings to invest Their dep9 or ace9nus
the purchase Of sny stocks or securities upon which, Y
the provisions q this section bsy are @ o's he
Bank or Institution Savings 10 loan or invest their deposits
the hereof Il sn Other manner ,a
nov m B r, ,yp Of JsnnsS April July and October ia
scb Year or within len DAYS erester make report in writ
ing SuIerinte lden Of the Bank Department. winch re-
thereof and shall state therein the then loaned on bond
and mortgage, and he valve OF the norgs:ed Hs
Ok and the present market value OF the same the
p o1 drposit with the names Of tbe Institutions
which the hiss been deposited ana me amount
upon or securities. the amount Of such loan so
and yus Of The euy The report Of the 1T Of January in
each wear, shall sso state the number OF open 'p
received raid and the rate Of interest pad to de-
rosors for the year lreeedns te dAls o h. Leaned
perjury suhee TO The Pusnents prescribed oy 10" TO-
g. II hsu he the duty the Superintendent Of the Bank
Der rfmcut ANNUALLY the month Of January TO communicate
yeTy ssyngs nsu,ion from which reports
pave Se &c be laws siiye 10 The ssynss Banks
tion for savings which bis Judgment may be NECESSARY "
proper TO increase the security OF degositors .S
Src Whenever any Savings Bank Institution for saw
shall m to mske ropos, 70 e9npv Of r., B.nS
Department shall have to believe hat any SAVING
on Institution fo4 Savings losnins or investing neey "a
on ~ law ar conducting business in unsafe msnner II
shs he his duty to appoint one OF moro eop.een % ~ s
,ntsndeut from such examination that any SAVINGS D,A
or Institution Savings hiss been guilty OF N9eo % we
f section OF th. Act he she'll communicate the iae 70 e
MN cs1i ,r,inst sid swings Bank Institution for
saeh go spboed in tie case Of solvent eorpOrs
Co., Tie exren.s Of such examination shall be paid by the
S.yirs Bank or DsttutOn for SAVINGS 80 exaaned SUN
sHonnt ss the Superintendent Of the Bank Department shd
certify to be Just and reasonable. . -, . ,-.,.o. s,
loan. investments made by any ssng bsnh C uV
OF such violation shall be individually liabe - ;.o,
see All parts Of acts 80 far s the same are n'0"
Src J. This .et shsll take effect immediately
THE STATE CENSUS.
Mr.. RICHARDSON introduced a bul N rsiation 10
the STATE Census, which provides that the Treasurer
shall nav such sums of money as may be necessary,
NOT exceeding - 600 to pay for the preparation Tor
publication of the results OF the state census OF e'''
ANEW BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS.
Mr. SPENCER introduced bill TO incorporate
c.oroe w Bcthuue, Maurice l.. Vele Isaac Ferris,
Stephen Van Rensselaer,, Clarkson r. Crosoy, tnor.
NJ Strong and their Associates, undeI the .tS VI H
Board OF Publication ofthe Reformed Dutch Church
The object of said corporation shall De the puDic1ao
Of sucb werks permanent OF periodical as are adaPted
,o promote sound learning and true religion ana al
work. pertaining to the history government doctine5
ard religious literature of the Reformed frO'estah'
Dutch Church, and of other evangelical denouiina-
lions and tho sale and circulation OF such works IN the
United States and elsewhere Inc eap'ai " 'uo WI
poration Is fixed at $4,000.
TIE Foreclosure or MORTGAGES BY AD'ER-
TIsENENT.
Mr. NOXON introduced bill amending the law on
this subject by providing that by delivering copy OF
noce of foreclosure, al least IL weeks Pror 70 tne
time therein specified for the sale, TO the Clerk OF Tue
County IN which the gagged premises are situated,
who s6aI immediately affix the same IN book pre-.
psred aud kept by him for that purpose and who shall
ao enter into said book, at the bottom o such NOTICE.
the time of receiving and efiNng the same duy suo
scrbed by said Clerk and shall noorse sucn notice 10
tbe name of the morgagor, for which service
tbe Clerk -hen be entitled TO 8 fee OF 20 cents.
An efidavt of the publication OF such notice Oh
ale ana If notice OF postponcment, may De
made by the printer Of the newspaper IN wncn tne