New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE
FROM Our Own Reporters
SENATE ALBANY, March %, 1856.


SENATE. ALBANY, March -, 1896.
EEw-YoRK CITY BYE AND EAR IsFIRAARY.
Mr. SPENCER this morning presented report
signed by William w. Fox, j. i, Coddngton ana Jas.
Rowep Commissioners appointed under the Act OF May
"a lsao The following are extracts from their Report;
Tue Eve and Ear Infrmars.-There have been
treated in the Infrmary over 5000 persons curing I'
past year. very large number oi whom nave 9een v
trely cured and the remainder greatly reheyed Inc
receipts have amou ted 10 81, 600 Mr. B. stated thst
he had been informed that this Institute had lately re-
seiyed donation of $4,000 from one personl.
The Ntqr- York Hospital-The receipts oi the HOS
pta ON its separate account have amounted " S'''
as7 81; the expenditures, S5e,sl2 -.
THE Bloomingdale Asylam.-There have been
treated at this Institution for the past year 2J4 patients
50 were discharged cured, l3 improved, ana ~
we're nnmproyed; there were l9 deaths remaining on
The lst of January l27. The receipts OF the Asylum
from all sources including the state annuity oi 90
have amounted TO s4s, ,26l 81; expenditures S-
The Sednien's Fund RetTedt.-Ihe whoie nulhooI
~ sesmen admitted to tho Retreat dur1ng tne yeN
was sal The average proportion cured during & sac
wear was 50 per cea The average time eaoh Ps'i.n G
remained in the Retreat was about ~ uays aAN rbe
e1nense for each has averaged "a 90 per week. Inc
whole amount received frOm all sources ioI tne year.
$4,000 30. Expenses for same time, $50 Sls 81.
Tk Marine Hosp,ldI-Admitted TO this HosPIa
during the year, 2lO7; which, added 70 "I he wboe
remaining from the previous year. ulaAeS '"o ""0'
number treated 2 ,402.
srArE PRISON ACCOUNTS.
Mr.. z. CLARK brought in bill which exteho.s .ne
Act Of 1855, lmltnk inc biihV g..
against the several State prisons should DC SeHt IN io
yayment This is for the accommodation oI NS
1ersons who had small claims against the oIaIe' eu
from ignorance of the existence OF the loimei Si
failed TO take advantage Of It, and present ther oS'
TWO MORE TENPERASCE ACTS.
Mr.. SICKLES introduced into the Senate tne As
sembly Temperance bill-the substance OF whlcn was
published the THE TRIBUNE at the time OF Its INTRO
duction into the, Mouse.
VALUABLE PAPERS.
Mr.. WADSWORTH moved the adoption OF the
following concurrent resolutions
P9 az the Assembly ooneur) That the Reeents Of ne
If.vsTtv be and they hereby required 70 ela on De
h, of The state series Of papers toTIney 70 inc aAns OF
sk,.l.n Bnicker Clerk o the senate OF tne New ior
s;sisnre aud row in custody OF benson tossing i
cSrx I'D tbs. thew the same 70 Be arranged,
irSS,eA hound and placed IN the state LoISty -,
p.nd a. the Assembly coucur Thar tals ~
NE rrward-not exceeding II Oo-io Dc gwen 20
n or ursons Is the Regests may deem JasIy shuso
4, Dc same fox the discovery OF thcse speiS ,,. Of ,As
p~d IN ,he Assembly eoneur That the hesenIs VI tas
rnSersty NAV cause such Of the above papers
,s'n now n the archives Of the State As nay DC
lafon the Revolutionary " ar az ~
d. hi,orx M the State OF Newfor previous 20 'ne
10 b. ,aitsby arranged annotated, and prepares oa
Of ReseSts as suitable person 70 be employed i0f INC
named purpose
Laid over under the rule.
Mr. RAMSAY, a bill to authorize the Sacketts mar
boz and Saratoga Railroad Company 70 ehtenu i1s
road to the Hudson River, and to change It's nains'
(The bill changes the 10 Lake On'ano anu huu'
son River Railroad Company.
Mr. RIDERS PRoHIBIroRY ACT.
Mr.. RIDER introduced bill with the following pro
visions this morning:
sEcvIos provides granting permission for The keeping
and ressOa e Public Inns-psOtetns the keeper ana 'S'
Traveller. -. A..
sEc regulates the es Of such Liquors may ee IN tss