New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

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rfssor tf6turges. d.rtsess d'-t. fti.e'e too 10.
cei'ng, III SeLusi.oo. terux rt5tr e-oaDd or ,
,tttT causf; or eEy rcol7. cellar. cV.lrg o'tsI
Iftmisef. b ioupf ia couc.'io1 cAcgerous 20 the
petfo tsa h. bJ iFssc1 Of eNrsls'icrs from 'he soil,
~ cher placer, fiuG sty Ctlet czss- lie shall tn
nrci,'Ny r,0l, Ito ssm@ 70 tie Bop Iotsldet, Of
Pubic Hvel'h vto slsu keep &C open record of tue
ttEr tId. saCr dee l.ffcaG. e1dnts 100 upou be ~
s1t h-c ils' trcu j. r-e n si -trvs u, CO
uIrn 'be ovrfr ssrct r. lesfe drectirg the ssus N
te put in pep r,Jcsr and or0itcr ADD sa.d room,
house ~ pieu .s-s fLsL be occupied, oCdsT peo
tiy Of 80 fCI every 81 may &C 20 occupied, to he
.tffcsc sesits' TIE owreT sEeot or e5ses tnertof,
Ub rad orGtf is con- led sra 20 tie satisfaction Of
the esd sr,eri .spdttt oIc.pt By permission Of tue
Board e Hesrh. ebo sLsI hear lie plI,ise, ed de-
eide ulND TIE cOUy.htt.
S.ct,,n b '.3Se, re cfioca Of Hcs'th Commis-
siOpsr &c Rifer. Ply s'cat End ffvu!ves their CD
ties upon tie S peittepdebt OF Pobc Health, uuder
lie direction Of 'te Board Of HEATH.
:. cti 9ifpsb's Icor siitert acis r pars ~ ac's
Mr.. Vsu Dyck, The Superintendent Of Public
Inst Ucti z, sent TO tie Leg Stature to-day com
HuBicstion covering a statement froa Mr. Poet,
President Of the D,af and Dumb Institute show
ing The precarous financial condition Of that lnst-
tuition. from which il appears ttst in 1857 an
appropriation Of SS',O was made to 1t, To De
applied toward the con plotion Of their buildings.
o. cC,d.s'c- that tie directors OF the lnstiiu ion
convey all their real estate consisting Of 81 acres
Of lind and the building, thereon estimated t. be
n
IN the form Of mortgages 10 the amount a
about $3.50 Geo. The property was conveyed
to the State, but the appropriation vas never
pbid over By sck o. futds in the reasury, aud the
buildings have never been completed. The annual
Interest The debt Is $l3,3J6, and for the Payment
OF that interest the i st,tutOn bas no resources ex
cert il the provision 70 be made by the Legisl,
ture; sud unless The State comes 10 the ressu-, the
property is abie 10 be sold for non ptymebt of the
interest. hr Y,a Dyck expresses the hope that
tic Legislature viii not suffer this imGeuse prop
eIiy 10 Re sacrificed, sud Ills brLeECe1t charity 10
fell for the want Of $4,000 aud suggests that
lcissiop v ia be- Necessary 10 secure 10 tie nsti
futon the 1000 heretOOr appropriated, as, un-
der the Constitution, 10 money can De- crawn from
the Treasury on On appropriation unless within two
yefTs rom the date Cf such appropriation. Mr.
var Dyck further stated tbst the property Of this
establishment is likely a. iicresse greatly 10 value,
bLd by fostering the institution for tlme pOr-
ton OF the land may finally be sold to pay OF the
mortgages, lesvirg abundant ground for the Dcces-
sltes and cOnyrniences Of this most important and
excellent pubic charity.
The Tin 20 provide for new Charter for the
City OF New-YOrk was lost on its fnsl passage .n
the Senate to-day. II TO ~. 1t wss measure in-
iroduced b. Mr. Ely, aud would have passed, bat
the New-YOrk delegation, with toe exception of
Mr. Ely, voted against it-whch Induced num-
Der Of country members, who had voted for it, t.
change their votes To the negative before the final
sInuuu cement thinking, very properly, that If tho
New-YOIk delegation were not disposed to sustain
their own ban'ling, there was no good reason why
TIE county meubers td0ud support 1t. DIR.
Mather thought he would ike little time to con-
slider the matter, 30 hc moved reconsideration,
and that that motion do lie on the table, which VAS
carried So il The Ncw-York delegation should
change their minds and desire the passage Of this
bill, they can probably call it ald p,ss it at any
time when they are ready to vote for it themselves.
The death Of Mr. Baker, member Of the Assem-
bis from CattiTsugDs, was announced IN the Senate
today by Dir. DARLING Senator from tho Cat
tsrsueus and ChSutauquc District, who paid feel.
ing tribute to the worth Of The deceased and offered
appropriate resolutions. He was fcll)~ed by
Messrs. LAPI IN and JOHNSON, when the resVlu-
tons weIe adopted and the Senate adjourned.