New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
PUBLIC MHLYXNG.S.
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HoUsE.

GONERNORS OF THE ALNS-H0USE.
The Board held meeting yesterday a, Bellevue
Hospital, Gov. WASHINGTON Smith in the cAsr Alb
sent Cows. TOWNSEND and ANDERSON
The semi.monlhly acquisitions fH supplies for the
various Institutions were read and allowed Tee fol-
lowrg the semi monthly statement Of the &C ber OF
inmates Ia the Institutions:
Number remaining June 1883 1905
Admitted tuins wseis ending June zsSl
GO
Died
Discharged
s"nt 20 f,aeni 90
sent 20 stsie PTison s-So3
Remaining June
Decrease ......'...''.....'''.''''''''"
AZ the following Institutions:
Lunsic Asylum So sond District Prison. 1.
Ans rms p n'l p
l.. Hoe rScn woikhoa.e 81 cSIorsd Home So
workhou.e .......... sS Childnn at "a!
Small PoA HospaL..... ACisy Csms'ery............ y
RandAs Island Hospital. 1SO To,L...."...........T 1901
Resolutions-A resolution wss passed 20 furnish tbs
Monitors ST the Rsndsl e Island School, with swords
and ssshes. Aso TO appropriate the sum OF 80 10
build dead. house for the leland Hospital.
Communications. -trom q Com n'ttee OF a Brooklyn
Supdsy School, asking the Board 70 sllo~ the Ran
dalls lssnd band 20 be present at sr anniversary.
Gov. GrSrHER opposed the granting OF the aopdcs-
tcn. He said II TIE boys were allowed to cave tho
lslsId whenever Sunday-School Committee though.
PR per "a make the request it would be productive OF
bad results, on the morals Of the boys
Gov. MALoSEY thought t1e request should no. DO
grsnt,d h. thought bal precedent 70 grant such
requests. He cid not oppose this subject on sectsr,su
grout d. but merely because he thought suov sreivd
of discipline smopg the boys.
Gov OLIVER ssid that only few weeks ago the
band was SLOWED 10 attend an anniversary NJ tbs
Rev. III. W. Beeoher's church at Brooklyn; he did
net see any III effects arising from granting the
quest. Inc Sunday School Committee had promised
10 give the boys their sonsl SUPERVISION and return
them safely back 10 the Island rhe matter VAS dis
posed of by referring to the Committee on RardAlls
Island.
Frm the Warden of the Aims. House, asking this
Board for q boat. He says If the msteriss are
urnished he have the work done by the labor OF
the Inmates Of the institution; referred. From DIR.
Sargor Physician of the leland Hospital, asking that
suitable accommodations be furnished for the fs-
male patients a. the Penitentaiy. DIR. Sanger says
the females are treated in cells, which renders it
more difficult to res:oe them % heslth than II they
treated the a. other Hospitals; refsrred
to the Committee RAND ais islsnd 10 report. From
the Warden CT Rsndals Islaod asking an increase OF
salary for the Clerk to the Soekeeper OF tia. iostltu
ton: referred 10 the Specisl Committee Salaries
From the Warden Of Rapdsll's Island informing
the Board of the death of John Bsrho coxswA Ain q
the feybost at the leland, and asking for an sppro-
piistion of $50 10 pay his funeral expenses. After
considerable debate on the propriety OF making the
appropriation, vote WAS taken en- the question,
which was lost, and the communication was laid on
the table.
Mtsceiianeons-A bill of $50 so for carriage hire for
Gov. b. +. Pinckney was referred TO the COMMITTEES
on Supplies, with power. The SUN of $50 was apGo-
prated fer the celebration of the Fourth OF July Il
the Lunatic Asylum. The Committee on RsndsA's
Island reported in favor Of allowing an additional
keeper TO that institution. resolution was passed
instructing the President. and Secretary TO draw on
the Controller for the Of SOS 900 out OF the funds
Appropriated for the support OF the Aims uouse iot
the year 1853.
The II Getting then &C journed.