New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

He bad nothing 20 FAY ftseyairolas assiy running,
Charter: He bad nothing 70 coy II de plsSs and
pafOss. Of Ss sa f' and %S' s revising ss
lneree Of this city. An This ssened % have
escaped the observation Of bic Honor He had sail
great deal about what be lie pased 70 call the eaas
eboly condition of our affairs. II he had reserved be
remarks on those points for the meeting heh' u
Broome street or perhaps more properly " that Bet
Of nlring traitors the Msrhafs office n This city,
would have been more IN keeling. tSensatim.J M
the citizens of New-York. He might show that tsst
so-ced fana,cal party hic had jast achieved vs-
tory, as juft as il overwhelming in the oonntxy,
was not only not The accession party and MOI as
Iesue and save she Goverpunent, which traitors had
tried to pubyert and who woud in six month"; hare
Undermined its foundations and pulled lie il.s about
lar word about thess days bat IL sssa.ed
20 him that fbefe were crimes = by
the side of which treason shines ike tisspe. Tie
traitor who stands mp boldly and faces the halter chal
by oily words defrauds those syhs place thew coai.
dapce in him. and them 10 escape responsibility sAe
tiers Lmaef under tho statute Of hnitaions Inc one
traitor though he was, was at lesst coarsgsoue, me
other less than coward for be Is sneak Tbs great
advantages enjoyed by this city were owing TO s ocn-
Decon with the State and through the hsats WIN We
Union. If this document was sent before me JON
nuriy unrefued, it would convey the idea tsat sne
bloody bones; that II h advertised and avotaed'
There wac one sentence in the document which csn-
tanned uncommon wsdoT, =" If the Confederacy VI
broken up the Government 10 Dissolved" tGsess
lsu2bterl He had readthat several .umea, and
Ind come TO the came conc hsisn every time. he
wanted to know what the Common Council VI this
city had to do with the QUESTION, they wcusd mind
tleir own business il would be " their adyantage-
Mr.. LEsI said the Message was atreaso.shle doer-
ment ard he would wish il returned 70 the Mayor.
MIR BARsEY remarked that he did no. synpa.hiSe
with the sabjects contaired IN the hessage he nsd
reed IT, but had observed that 1t contained anything
which afforded 20 excellent subject for ouncorhe
Republican speech. ., ,al,.L.
Mr. STryEssos said the object Of the Message vss
nooIety and that had been obsained he cc7td 20
no reason for publishing it. t.-.
motion to print the Message in the minutes was
lost and finally $50 copies Of II were ordered v ee
printed.
TIE Board adjourned to Mondsy. .....i
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS. 80.
TIKI Board held regular meeii,g yes.erday aSey-
poen OF No. Bopd street, President DRAfEs 10 We
chair. .E 80.
SINE correspondence has ps.ssed between Mr.. Phil
hIs CleIk Of the Board, and Mr. Casserly, bppe7s-
'endeut Of Castle Garden, r,laive 70 snne ianas 10
he tusicdy of tie Charity Department. The Cow
nissioDers Of Emigration have provided proper place
f. such una,ics by law under their control,
but they object 10 bepg fadJd With The care Of Lana
rICr Ifht tpOulu pt tafcu SeA~onsoH~'p ~
Charities.
A ocnmuri, stion was resolved from Mrs D1 Bas,
,etirg forth het after due confederation she hid con-
clrded 10 surrender ~ the ard vi Chartee all power
Al control Of the Inianis' Home, which had been
gIar led Der by tie Common Council. Although re-,
Ieiiing the r,ep she eomreIld 10 do j. from ne
ceps iy. She trusts that iir msiagsment VIII Dc SO
satisfactory in future IN the PAST. letter was re-
Gel, ed from Mayor Wood relative IN the same natter
aid ;hough be says be is willing TO elinqish hs share
Ia the management and control b. cannot Sec bow the
hlildrg can lie given ~ without violating The law.
lie thin Ike tie building shonh stil remain 40 The hands
of n Corrorai,n W. lie III. Commissioners may have
The exclusive maIsy 1f the instituiion In con-
cndibg he expr, tie lore that the wishes Of The
ssiin able ounoer Of bic chsy may be fully carried
out by tie Lew Directors. ~.
The COMMISSIONER hi, determined 10 erect pnson
on Wards Leland and Gu niantS nursery on Bsach-
wellt leland The prison 10 be used for the security
Of prisoners engaged il culvatig the grounds, and
tic nursery for the proper OF the infape formerly
placed NJ EURO in tie city.
There aIe now 87i7 lrrsoIs in the various iBssitu
ons-aD in,rsafe of 81 tie previous week, 40
over tie corresponding week u 1850 and $50 over bss
Of ls59.
Tie pewly-sdopted ! llus Of tie Commissioners 70
pnyeD, fraud BY prgn;s for RIFF and TO DO jast,oe
TO the n.ot WORTHY ard rea, needy poor meet with
9, neral approl siicB. Tie AlV-noase Department
bsR heretofore hem subject TO great frauds by persons
ro..sirg 20 be very poor, Apc il has traDsped that
number q peole in cols.rdively easy crcumetaucss
have applied for Iesef The report was adopted