The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-29

HE orY rslsos DsrUrss WANT TO co MO PIE COUNTRY
communication ~M received from the Warden Of the
City prison asking for ten days leave Of absence for mis-
subofdipates, who wore DESTROYS OF visiting tho country
Gov. PWoKNsT WAS opposed to the consideration Of
Gov SMITH remarked THAI there was no rule which
would au,horse them to grant the request.
Gov Oliver believed me only plan to be ADDICTED Was
absented himee for week or two he would be expected
TO pay his own expenses
Gov. rKhAss said tnst Warden Gray observed In his
etter that the deputes want leave Of absence usual
he was no, ~sre that they had any rule Of the kind
Tho Communication va' eventually sent back to the
Warden.
Application Tor leavo OF absence also usde by some
OF the female marous which gave rise TO considerable
Gov w. + PIscKs.Y maintained that all such app,ics-
tons should be made to the Warden, who would use his
Gov TnMAys remarked tina, the object in applying to
the Board to secure The payment Of their salaries
while absent
They referred all such cases to the Warden with power
10 grant leave Of absence without pay.
wAsDsS CHARGED WIN AssAriI AMP aArsay:
Thomas j. m.nna CLERK q ase e A mai apples, 70
brought by man named Michael hcDermot, one OF
the Inmates, for an alleged assault and battery.
Of Ina plaintiff read, which set forth thai the 20th
OF Iuy be Knocked down and bruaily assaued by q
named simpson, under the direction OF Warden Mar
The PRssmryr stated that Mr. Marshall afrms that he
wasQnly carrying out the rules Of the institution, and asks
Governor AspERsoN observed that . who kicked
another With his boots did no, deserve Their SUPPORT but
the contrary should be deprived Of offce.
Governor H. PIScSNKY wanted the sult TO 70 II the
Warden gained IT, they could subsequently coasidor the
propriey Of paying his expense, In MI cases where
public officers were charged with misconduct they do
tended their suiu and Afterwards made an appIoa-
ton for ipdemnincation for any outlay.
Governor TnASS ofthe opinion that theiBoard were
bound sustain their .gen until 'hey were proved 70 be
wrong; then they coad discharge them.
Governor 0IISw concided in the views OF the pre-
Coverpor ssrrs though, tina, n was the duty OF the
Board defend Their agents whether they ~ere right or
ro,on 10 refer the subject to the committee, with
power, wa. Toe, by tie vote n was Peosa en- nie =,
were, dangerous precedent would have been essab'
hshed aud sorant deputies woold oien assume moro
authority than they ought to iustly exercise
In consequences OF the length OF Time consumed In the
debates, large amount Of unfinished business was laid
oyer I'LL the neIt meeting
How srcg LIQros ~ DRAsE BILL svus aosPrrALf
Gov PiscxSxY asked for the nunication Of the
Medical ,ard In reply 10 resolution OF the Board which
asked why ibtre such large consumption OF hauof
II Bellevue Hospital The medical men should be com
PEELED reply respectively 70 thsr request They Ohe
medical men) throw NO light upon he matter mo Pre-
sdeui sKld thai the poysio could not give detailed
statement Of The haaor dsspeusedL
HcaTd 10 present fun report OF the qusnny OF wine
admin 10 the patents under their care, which was
adopted
Governor ANDLs-os offered the folo~ing-
Reoved That all oils FOR goods purchased that are Of
granted acquisitions referred 10 committees With power
or furnished under contract, shs be approved BY nis
Board before payment ~ made
He said that gear In number Of insances Tue con
ndental clerk called mis- attention 10 bits which ought MOI
TO have b SEQ psio.
Governor 8 PsoxSu WA glad that such motion was
made
n pu upap mously aeop,sd.
The Beard then sdiouraed
The boys we're reviewed by the Governors and looked
exceedingly veil ana The band performed very credably