The New York herald., 1865-01-04

- u: .gs:...s: q sns IN such products when N
sucn are the contrsss which encourage the people
der the trials which shsv have BY their patriotic energy
he result would - ,vs ~ wnsa men Was asserted snss
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everything which pertains to the cause cf agriculture
% tns utmost concern to all The productions Of ths
eayth from tllage The chief resource Of our uros
pesy y 1 ns: q peace aud upon their abundance the
Time OF war 10 with great satisfaction therefore that
extract fom the report Of the Corresponding Secretary
agricultural interest q the State In aourshiug oond
ton and that tho rsoraas Of The armies which sscts
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pesn c'esea sncs eel for want Of means 70 carry ous
sns dssm q - ioun1nssoa nose generous odsr q
citizen q the ssAts : condsoa shsl sSs Issssssrs
shall make grant V u hyn shs incons q he public
such action hsreon = Us nature sss q hs
~ nay e MY :.ss.a enter
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The codincasicn q - laws of ne STATE, which was
sued underv.ous acts u The since thas ime
nas neen n charge of two boards Of commissioner who
have co-operased in the task am informed shss n
rssdy for examination - sdopon durins vour Urss.Ds
sssson- The Political snd Penal Codes win Be ready %
0as x.1v .osn On your s'nO and NE Civil
would also call your attention 70 the subject a ne
resolutions FOR amendment of the constitution % e
70 create Court Of Commissioners Of Appealsr 70 aid
the present Court Of Appeals IN dsposing Of the business
tions have been passed BY two successive Leris-
latures (ses Session laws Of 1904 page i,3z1,
and IN act providing for their submisson 70
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passed by the last Lsssiurs but for some reason sd
% receive the spproval q my predecessor. true
that Hndsr section second .,cs thirteenth q The
ness now bsfore tina. court, I think the commissioa
win be seen BY the resouuon 70 appeals pending when
the amendments shall take effect and hence will NOT bs
continued longer than % perform the unnhcd business
and BY 1857, with the present organization alone shsri
would be seven eight years business In arear upon
the os,nS.r q sns sc i tn as eSs
oil which could do TO dispose Of the cases II ID
swing, undoubtedly % an insufficient judicial force
Long delays In the decision Of legal controversies eepe
caly commercial questions which constitute large pos
ton Of the business Of the COURT not only annoying
and injurious TO the parties but reproach 70 free gov
ernment. renew the Recommendation Of my predeces
for the passage Of law at the earliest day submit.
ting the above mentioned resolutions 70 the people
METROPOLITAN POLICE.
do more In this message than merely call your
attention to the able report Of the Metropolitan Board
Police Of the cities Of New York and Brooklyn vhch
herewith submitted Il makes startling Developments oi
perty hose great ciea and suggests much radical and
amendatory legislation TO the end that justice and 0dos
may be more ensctually promoted.
The Central Park IN the City OF New York, 10 approach.
Ing completion tts Management hes been fortunate
enough = secure the cora support Of he people OF the
CITY, and the rests already developed hnve been such
parts of the State The beauties displays, which ars
e Ss p b.ss sas . e DsSss =: ,
that will be widely uss 70 tho whole country Tor sx-
ample and instruction b I'll ths srts M are - ven
illussrsssd in ~ prosrsE :. 49,
The number u aien smigrants Who arrived = - port
Of New York during the yeer, from January 70 Dsesm
isss OK more thss Is 900 "a being a. large number :.
for any year since ls The fund under the control q
We commis:ieasrs q E2lgrsticn 2 created y r.
the year thss eseat advance IN ~ eoet n ell
plies required for the support Of the emgant institutions
my with which the affairs Of the Board 4 admlu!sssred
wefa The Increased arrival Of emlgans has enabled
the Commissioners . carry into eject long cherished
hospital buiidngs me cost Of these budinss Witch
s said will b resdy fos occupation IN the prnf WI -
about ssooooo For further infosmaeu refer ysu y
the annual report Of the Board.
The inspectors Of State prisons report that there has
becn constant decrease In the number Of inmates Of
these institutions There remaining the 3oth Of
September 1884 in all the State prisons including the
female prison at Sing Sing and The asylum Tor ineaho
convcts at Auburn, 500 oonvics-of whom l62 were
fsmaea There Is an increase Of female conyics, and
the Inspectors that the fomale prison haa
Of inmates and recommend that tho Legislature provide
part Of the State in Institution In that section The
cash receipts ~ all the prisons during the past year com
pnres favorably with the previous fiscal year.
Amount received into the treasury from Sing
Anoun. received INTO iis treasury from Au
Anoun. received mo IL: treasury from Clinton o.
Total. s21s, ,05,
The expenses during the same period have been:-
Al slng 6ing xloo, yo
Az Auburn. AVso
Al Chnton. su,oci
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The high prices prevailing for all materials and sup
than usual.
The Inspectors, In thsir annual report, discuss tn
question Of discipline labor expenditure and other topic
Of interest, in connection With the prisons
In regard 70 Clinton prison, they report that the,
have found dicut 10 favorable contracts TO
the labor and submit 70 the Legislature the question
70 what shall be doae with the prison. the convics
Of this chaysttsr at that place. The annual inventory
shows the value Of the property owned by the State
this prison 70 be e454, ,sT Of which large per cent
In machinery. II Is desirable 10 make this property pro
ductivs, and, practicable TO meet tho expectations o
Northern New York by continuing to maintain tho prison
there To meet the case, the Inspectors suggest that
immediate appropriation be made for procuring stoch
prontaby employed. As directly affecting the nnancia
ma of the hOWever md the