New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13

WnbrsI.n Academy. 5000 90 lslel o gs.cOS %
School Fund...... 279%57 % 297.C's 81
Total. aq2s 600 90 sisos6 q ss09s7s u
There hes been pad mo the treasury iof redeem o N
rus iOs 's,s sSsp ga 1 & Ia Tor redeem.
ts pablo de0l under chap 23s, Acts lS1o).. s'O0 oo
The value OF lsnd unscd, but filed and the filing paid
for is estimated at e. 5OC0 600. Less than $4,000 20
main due 10 the Museum Of Comparative Zoology 90
complete the 900 600 grant 20 that institution. The
State should help render II available Tor popular
ftstructon The Boston Society Of Natural History IS
Bach Bay land granted By the State The Massachu'
sets Institute of Technology has begun building
especially for the School Of Industrial Science, aud
preparing to open courses OF practical instruction ana
TO organise lite industrial museum.
The State bounties have bot been paid TO Substitutes
ss they not considered volunteers Within the mesn-
ing Of the bounty authorizing SIS and another
increasing it $685.. Nor have the bounies 70 volun'
teers been paid their orders given PRIOR to their own
muster into service The refusal has proved safe
guard against fraud The bOaptv and family rel e sc,s
thoud bseJtended to the cases Of persona eneng IL TIE
Regular Army, who credited TO The state as quota
State cid should also be gwen to the families OF H. 60
Aiers resident Of the State and also when required
tetroaotvey In favor Of soldiers previously in the hed
The sums borrowed for bounes which we're teInporaT
Nv provided for must De paid by tax or loan. scrip
bearing interest payable in coin is not enough higher In
srket value to pay the expense Of buying the gold for
Such interest On ell outstanding bonds coin IL 70 be
paid bonds, 1, 10 f0r the Legislature to decide.
"A sinking fund should heretofore be created for the
redemption Of all new securities. The amount due 70
cities and towns for reimbursement Of municipal boua-
ties is s4l 640 80 Tho aDoans actually paid by them
was 4596os6 45the excess not having been intended
20 be- paid by the act which limited such reimburse
ments TO 800 for each volunteer.
The BoOsae Tunnel is vigorously progressing. The
road cast Of the mountain Is lot yet resamsa on aosSn
gage" which before the supreme Court Tor aa1ll
cssion. The Commissioner Of the Board have made
report to the G0yerlor It's progress whlch may DC
copsuted bus which it is deemed unwiss to publish
while the measures it proposes are yet incomplete.
Warrants have been ordered, during the past year.
Sr the payment Of s2I s93 40 10 liquidation Of land
damages and e53O0e 81 in liquidation OF claims aganst
u. Hsupt Company for materials service ana iaoor
lowed by them under the Act of 1862. These amounts
represented Indebtedness incurred unde! the former
enlargement an OF which, except the land damage
claims ught to have been psfo out Of afforded
By the scrip Of the Commonwealth heretofore issued.
&hese paysns are therefore in the nature OF second
payment for the thing. The progress during the
year 1863 s rather in preparation thsn in construction
But large fOrce-of about so nen-E row employed.
and for 1862 are s5 500 o. Expenditures for the
rent year are estimated Il $4,000 The original Iun-
mel loan wes 81 900 Coo It's uniseued balance IN 1853
was O.. sll 600 The sciip Issued in 1863 wa. s09 900
According TO the system adopted IN Ro2 the WORK Il
now under direc; State supervision.
The Coast Survey Commissioners preliminary s1rVeys
OF Boston Harbor have been completed and viii be
reported Immediate action is Necessary 70 protect TIE
outer hsrbor from the constant and rapid scoE OF the
winds aud waves upon the islands forming its outer bsr
riers. which threatens not soon arrested 20 cause II
Keparable injury.
The tOcAlOlfcrs - Ma3Edchusetfs
corporations imposed last year has evoked friendly
from other States, and In Instances
suggestions Of retsistory legislation The act was IN
tended t. prevent certain admitted abuses. but may
equally prevent investments Of foreign capital W Mae
paohusetts and invite dispTOp0Tonate aXaOu Of Mas
sachuses capital infested ia other States IL appears
slso upon Tes1aminaiion 70 % Iepognan 70 the pfoE
sons Of the Contributions both Oh the United states aud
Of Massachusetts
are now subject to Investigation By Board organised
fast year and their report SHOULD Dc awaited before
legislation on TIE suoees Is sttcmpled but me Jaw
which fOrbids the admission o. INC reform school o.,
BOYS under 1l--wbO nevertheless, liable 20 be i'm
prsoned for crme--ought 70 be amended. report i,
presented the subject o. Hospital ior the Curative
Treatment Of IDebraies which deserves special atel
ton The State should exercise O general supervision
county jais &c., as well Us over state penal ms.
The State has So pupils in the American Asylum for
Deaf Mutes a. Hartford CT. The expense o. each
pupil has been increased s25. ana the appropriation
which Is now $500 per annnm, should be enlarged 20
meet this increase aud oao 20 send greater numDe
of pupils. United States General Hospital - hkely
20 be established IA Massachusetts 70 ch her sOder
invaded iD other States may be transferred. Medical
xpen have been specially detailed during the year
Amino the condition Of The State troops IN tie different
departnents The Massachusetts, soldiers in the Lowell
United States General Hospital RHODE l.and received
from the Secretary Of War seven days furlough f0r
Thanksgiving Day. The Governor says 81 have tho
pride to declare that Of the 2e men thus receiving fur
3oughs ali but returned keeping their manly fifth
1n manly ways while that one: delaying bs return .
few days reported himself to the Provost Marshal "
bis district. ard received transportation strag
Rler' not as deserter.'"
The dedication OF the Soldiers National Cemetery at
Gettysburg is referred TO- and the share Of Massachu
sets stated Massachusetts, Trustee las been nolni
mated by the Governor.
Measures have been taken 20 strengthen the deiss
Of the coast, especially % obstruct Boston HarbOr
Against naval attack and 10 procure heavy guns for
che forts plan of admirable skill and completeness
mas been prepared FIR obstrucng harbOs aganEt hos
tile fleets however powerful 1t is ready Tor Il.
moments call Tie forts Of Boston HerbOT, also have
boon put In telegraphic communication. Further de-
Balls of the plan Withheld Important progress las
been made IN The masonry forts a. Boston AID New.
Bedford and earthsorks building completed al
Eewburypolt, Gloucester. salem. Marb.ebea. and
plymouth. fort at ProyincetOwn also IL greatly
peeded and feet should be stationed the coast for
dpfense The deficiency IN Of obtaining heavy
Huns cause OF anxiety. and a National foundeTy IL
Sdvocste-l50O0 stand Of Of approved patterns
guns ard equipments for i've light haiterie aud arm
and equipments for one regimen; Of cavalry have been
contracted for under appropriation II last year OF
$4,000 in addition TO which s50,CO viii be- needed.
The establishment OF a State Military Academy IL
urged. Commissioners previously appointed haze re-
bortod In It's favor.
Gov. Andrew give, an elaborate history OF u. con-
fributons In nen made ~ Ma.sGcnasets 10 the Nsoaal
seryics Down 20 Jaiv, s6, tho state had recruited
nue. lareer number OF than tho War Department
could be- prevailed % accept. Under the call Of July
T. 1862 tie quota OF tho SAFE was Informally fixed ~
Ii men who were speedily raised Jee quota on
che lth OF August 1882 requisiton 10 0s0 or nine
months which w1s lLn supplied ny Ito number "
eustpeuts of trceyears men, before the LIST OF JAM.
16 reckoning one three years man equivalent 10 four
hiue-Donfhs' men, Tho total. 80 reckoning Is S. ss5
(which il III than haye been called 1r: But
khe real total Of men sent by Massachusetts Into the
military service Of the United states on m1d during
4his war previously to october ~, 1905 'Joco AND
Tho Governor adds:
intended to imply criticism, In anything which
iris Address MAJ c0ntan, on any department or Juno.
~ fha ktrtns