New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

Society and Home for the fnendess ~ ny ny "
III the free School for INDECENT Female ,noen AZ
Es,tt,nvo The Home for ths friendlsss AZ NeweuIsh
t. lone for the Fsnde. q, PSusskssp" ils bs
Home Association, the Csyugs Asylum for Destitute
sp the Home for the Friendle at hocaes,e1, ana 20
~, in proportion the number Of orphans and homeless
maintained In each OF them during the present
f. year In those counties having no ay.ams or ins
~ for the maintenance aud ed1csn0n Of inoi
4" I'd TO the order Of the Board OF Supervisors
et,i-rrr Il shall be duly shown that the INDECENT and
stiirsn belonging 10 such counties hive been main
md Instructed in homes other than the poor houses in
~ corrtie% o., , =, -, :, II.
f,r The maintenance and education Of orphan and
i.is Ini an children thousand five hundred dollars
a nd institution provided like amount shall be con
,srjbned by he Indians. one thousand dollars;
~ the society the Relief of Destitute Children Of Sea
-,s, f. the County OF Richmond, + 900.
"a ia in the rebuilding of that institution Sl,y0C
For Msy's church in the city OF NewYors to aid in
the nainei Of schools under its charge, 900.
Fer the Home for the Frisndless in the city Of Newlok
~, N. Prison Association of New.York. $1,000
Socey for the Reformation Of Juvenile Denquents
On the City Of New-York, $l3ooe .,.,,,..
For The es,ern House OF Refuge to aid in the rebuilding
For the st. vincents Male Orphan Asylum, at Utica
For ID, Cayusa Asylum for Destitute Orphan Children
the lie Coulteulr St Mays Asylum for the instruction
u tie and dumb, Buffalo, for the maintenance and in
Of ten INDECENT pupils selected by the Superintendent
Tor the Buffalo Widow Lying.n, Women and Founding
ijo,pital. y 90.
Fo the hospitals Of the State except those in the city
Sew orb. but including the Women's Hospitn the Jews
E5ild5en soldiers Home Elmirs ST. Marys Hospital
al Rochester to be divided among those institutions IN pro
En-, mat such patients shall have been under treatment durng
shs present fiscal year provided that proper application Of
sk wounded soldiers shall have been refused ntyhVe
For the New-YOrk ophtbsmic Hospital s cOO fOT The
nfrurary at Washington Heights 800 the NewYork
rspenssy 800; Tor the Northern Dispenssry i9I
Lac Bi.pe,y for the P Geasn b.Pen.siy
se ON ~ s the Norh
Western Dispensary 500 for the New Iofk bl
h 100 Tor tie North Essern DPenrsly 500 for The Man
haitian Dispensary, $50; for the Newio'A homeopathic
FOR the brooklyn D.pcnsary; 5000 for Tie Brooklyn
f,a iS for the wa@.buIS D.Penssy
Or the Dspensay the Troy Hospital $500 for the Buffalo
For HsnOn College, arearage Of former spprorT'
For the lido, Asylum, meta deficiency in annual sx
f4nses 5000
Mr.. Van Buren, made an effort to have $4,000 in
nerted for the the NevYork Hospital but the motion
was voted down being opposed by Mr.. Boutwell, who
ls,atsd that it richly endowed. receiving $4,000
sper annum in rentals from its real estate and was fur
kher exempted from taxation to the extent Of $40 600
annually.
The bin has yet to &C the Senate
EMIGRANT PASSENGER
Mr. Folgers bill in reference to enigrant passengers
arriving at the port Of New.York which has already
passed tie Senate passed the Assembly this morning
without amendment. 1t is as follows:
SECTION l. The Commissioner OF Emigration, any
s1horty in relation TO poor children and IN Ieiaoh 70
f such dren born likely be bern bsstards charge
kts receiving entitled 20 receive support or aid from
had Con ss ere BY law conferred upon the
commissioner Of Public Charities and Correction, were
sereof conferred upon or possessed by the governors OF
E the Commissioners Of the Aims House and brdewe oil the
Sac. q This act shall take effect immediately.
FIRE BILL-BRIBERY.
The Select Committee appointed TO investigate the
charge Of bribery and corruption made by William
Nurner and Thomas j. Dreamer. members Of Assem-.
ty made a report this morning. They state that Mr.
Greamer in his evidence said that he had no knowl
edge OF his own as any money being used TO carry
Ahs Paid Fire Department bill; still, when he saw
democrats voting against party measure, be was
compelled TO believe that they voted thus from i'm
sroper motives
MI Turner testified that he was not offered 600 TO
Eote for the bill member had said TO him he would
100 reasons why he should support the measure
No money was alluded 10 only reasons" he did not
know Of his own knowledge of any money being used
either TO carry or defeat the bill.
The Committee conclude their report by rebuling
members for making such serious and caluminous
fharges against the Assembly. without any other
Foundation for their libels than the merest rumor.
After the reading of the report Mr.. Dreamer ad-
dressed the House and said that although he did not
know himself Of any money being used to pass the bill
lie said he offered 10 furnish the Committee with the
ames Of gentlemen who would have substantated the
charges made. The Committee refused 10 send for
ahese gentlemen. M Pins, the Chairman. said this
as false and not justified by anything which occurred
Before g. Committee.
Mr.. Turner explained his position and claimed that
BE had not backed down but that his evidence before
HE Committee was entirely in keeping with The explain
fion which be made In the House the evening Of the
say in which the bill passed.
Mr.. j. L. Smith moved the previous question. and the
report OF the Committee then accepted, and the
Committee discharged from further service in the
ease
The New-Kork Legislature.
SENATE. ALBANY, April II.