New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20


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DECLARES. ''''''''''''''''0s
Sent 70 State Prison So
Number remsinng Feb. 16...................~.e.5s
Number Of families receiving aid from out door poor,
a6OO
A communication was received from the Warden on
Randas Island notifying the Board that the children
were making preparations TO celebrate Washington's
birthday on the 22d int. On motion, 800 ap-
propiiated to furnish refreshments for them that
day.
A communication was received from J. W. Cum
mpgs ID. D., asking the Board to appoint Chaplain
at Bellevue Hospital. Referred to Committee on
Bellevue Hospital to report.
commune alton was received from the Clerk of the
Senate transmitting the following resolutions passed
by the Senate in reference to the expenses vi the De-
parmen:
aeoIted That the Governors Of the Aims Houo and Com
msobe Of Emigraon be requested 10 report 20 the senate
at their earliest convenience the items OF expenses connected
with the personal administration Of their respective depart
nents ptcfyDg how much paid officers and agents for as
COR rents the Of employees and the
Of each attached Also whether in the judgment Of the
end the Commissioner Of Emigration into one Board charged
with Ioyidil @ the support Of al the poor In the City Of
iure OF and result IN more convenient and healthui
erors and Of Emigration report the
the Of persons supported by them In their
Ieses the personal and Of the De
Iaiimens The communication referred to the Special
The members generally were opposed to the consoli-
daton Of the Boards, alleging that the duties would
be too aiduOus.
Tie Committee on Randars Island reported in ia.
vor Of and offered resolution that two hundred feet
square Of ground OH that island be set apart
Nun ery Cemetery suitably inclosed and embelished
anc Tor ills purpose that 81 200 be appropriated.
Gov. TOwYsrED suggested the prOprety of building
enc two vaults and the subject was referred back
for q report.
Gov. DVKE had leen making further researches as
TO the amount of Cd consumed, and showed by figures
that The innate Of the Penentiary Hospital were
ceivirg five per day more thar the inmates OF
the WOk-HOuse.
Gov. DRAPER, Chairman of the Committee on the
Annual Report, submitted portion OF the Report,
which was ordered printed in several OF the city papers
The Committee to whom referred the Annual
Report respectfully present the following bret state
ment OF the various institutions in charge of the Gov
eIuois of tie Aim House, and ask the adoption of
them by the Board:
The condition Of tie institutions generally is in tho opinion OF
your Committee such 10 ontfe the hdminsion Of them
10 the apprjbaon Of fellow citizens IeGnach they
clearly and heeiu abode tor the u. care
oor employment for The habiu yagrant continuous labor AMI
dscpe for criminals of the various Tsdt OF both
while a.! provided win surgical and medical treatment 80
well every proper opportunity for moral and religious eo'o
To reTfor tie service OF this department. aud perform
a. 10 lave with the APPRECIATION Of our conscientious
egard the cuty put by the commission hold IL,
sd will te uteen recCrnpense for the Efforts made
from year embrace every opportunity have to
ale, are distress al unish and discourage crime.
The oHtois Of our principal Institutions are ueh as 70 axe
them The general examination ard observation OF similar
nsiutous elsewLee and citizens generally IN oia
ienors heir the service required 70 do justice 20
even wlo.e dufy as lesaors State and municipal fully
nrrresc tho operations Of his department for the simple req;
that they have never gwen II their personal attention ana
Were Ou erwise, much ms ht be done which
il e uudoue advance the general interests Ia onr charge
The number Of inmates sVcTagihs some 10y persons e'ey
Ia, year, be louted fed warmed aid clothed changing
in condition character AID daily not be dis oed o oy
II philanthropy discipline. Topopery aud Justly
well rruderty and economically administer the Govern
sboous attention aud continuous effort can alone render any
Ct oarae Il SEEING kno~ and doing what Is best tor ne
lure Of money Tor ei,y purposes Ia. Justly a,sss r
will be omitted 81 a. svodsble demands upon the
TreasuTy this Del arment Is concerned, rlay
sssr without the fear Of contradiction that 10 tie extent u
cur sbuv we have done duty The support Of
the charge IN oil ' defdRsd expenditure Is at the
service Of any repuiaby constituted Commute Of etnns
officials or The Aims House Department has not
from the day Of ts orgsIzaton to the time in
ary av urou oted expenditure which based
rst utility or hich IL prorectyely seemed to
and therefore claim TO range outside Of the general
Tie ertns;e. Of lssi and 1855 based npOn previous
wears both prices chief articles Of
snd the ordinary effects the e!emsnisths pneIaGPed ad
vance the AID the extreme severity Of the weather
tbAt similar condition OF things viii not hereafter exist snd
may BE- able reduce tie aggregate amount through re-
du.on the prices Of the pa ~ articles Of consumption
q substitution equally fut;i0us aud healthfI proyOns
- lover co.t there csn be no stronger evidence Of the sood
@ .imses the fact ,hat re-
suit Of rather than that Of expectation desire
claims q this Department that there sIsd basis upon
which cuu scribe te demands made upon M Other
Departments can VAN r.eh more eerAhy u me sum
for h-ir disbursement Much Of what 70 DO required
ty them Be postponed 10 another year whle Faies
Crime PsstIroce snd Disease must be met by timely seton
provision Ii vii be nzi large portion OF
suds for the repairs OF buildings which were let
ufOn hz4s dsP!dGed sud unfinished state. jas.
economy demanded their and proper foresight
qurtd buildings What has beeu doue has the design Of
IsIaane5ee s9d vii Isin.n the 'pIy o. tns ss, y
will Gin nsh Ia m proportions and viii be required only 70
Keep pace with the growth OF popiion the
TIRE decrease 81 our ueces Inere are POINTS OF
euditure hh forced the Department that oushs
lie obyAed Every ef beiug r.te IL future
obtain redress the Your Committee need not remind
the imposition upon the u
New BY the nuber Of sod
tics vel - the oct poor thrown upon them
49, sc 80 - 49, ,~si-ree - TS- .rr ,r-s5y
When rendered This evil sn exists and
lees setion bad 70 remedy H. The burden will reach fAF
teyord the present claims ado for theiI support
There good Why the city should be protected
this Of is charities By National Safe In
erteft is behalf Of the fund Of the Com
OF EaTaroH, ey a. ADDITION 70 the present pas
seuger
Nearly one fAh Of Achievement the present time
vii te found from relief extended the poor Of hs
v outside Of our nsrtufious This Species Of expenditure
eugzsed the serious consideration Of Committee and
ley confess themselves ss 70 remedy ths syl which
one OF Eea; neeusdeone which bequsafhed the De
Their predecessor and has had from
early Tecd the organization Of the Department The pay
fuel brought this Line Of expenditure 70 the enormous
.rm Of roo for 1850 The character Of the relief such
a. Is required temporarily 10 Keep Of strussns IN
b.itauts actually making tssT home in the Aus House
nro- In addition the provision made By tie Department
ior his easS would b fAir estimse, IN the opinion
OF your Committee 10 add 5000 ~ tie amount rTea
g. % sane class Of depeld2ats by tbs Association Of the
po AMI other priyse Charitable instutiozs To dive this
80. 10 the Airs House AID other ipsu.ioas
would be with Posr ph A1d jas; economy
very outlay IL the eFeo on immense e1hdass fo
,her rroeeten s3d The Connitte thsrsfore deem u
f The frs. importance 70 urge SFos iae eaov en-
sru'iay thAi