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THE Aims HOUSE ExPEND1ruRE.-In an article
on this subject, published in Wednesday mornings
Herald, an'ausion was made to the increase Of ex-
penditure for out door poor by the Commissioners
Of the Aims House for the past month. Our state
ment was made on authority Of declarations Of
certain members of the Common Council, at a late
meeting of the Board. We have since learned
that the amount for relief Of out door poor, for
July, was, $3.50 10, and that the account stands
hus:-For nursing children, donations, &c !, $2OOl
80; coal and wood purchased for winter use, in
yards foot Of Rivington and Perry streets, $38l7
S0-making the actual cost for the month of July,
$2,O0l 80, instead of the sum then stated The
same account varies in June, as part Of the coal
and wood was purchased in that month for the
same account. The rate the present Commission
ers have proceeded for the last two and half
months, compared with the rate of the former
Commissioners for the same time, shows balance
in favor of the present Commissioners OF over
thirty per cent. Let this economy be continued
and all will be right.