The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06

the morning Governor Bouck- 'received-G great
number OF calls at his rooms at Howard's lie was
much atigued, and did not go out I'LL alter dinner.
AT three o'clock he was waited upon by HIS Honor
the Mayor. and members of the Common Council
who were in readiness 10 take him on an excur-
sion.
Csriages were provided for the occasion, which
were filled by the following individuals oil the
party His Excellency Governor Bouck, with his
aids, Colonel Hamilton of Albany, and Colonel
Brown of Queens county-his Honor, Mayor
Morris, the life and soul Of the party-President
Purdy, whose health mas very nearly recovered, TO
the great Joy of his frends-Ald. Emmons, who was
the Chairman of The Alb OF July Committee and who
mixed manuiacured and cooked all those hogshesds
of punch, liquor in which the worthy" Sixth"
felt il 10 be his official duty to drink the health OF
all his admiring friends upon the Fourih-Alderman
Vandevoort, who says he attended the fastest trot.
ting match upon the Beacon course on the Fourth,
which hus ever Been got up in these parts-Alder-
man Brady, who says little, but keeps up devil OF
thinking, and is hard to be understood-and AL
derman Nichols, who stopped at the halt way
house, when he went a"cherrying," and then
steered the scew up to Kipg's Bridge, when he
ought to have steered her over TO Randal's lsland
not that we mean at all TO insinuate, however, that
the l4th Assistant saw double on that solemn occa-
sion Such and such were the individuals who es-
corted the Governor and suite on his excursion.
In the first place the party drove to the House OF
Refuge, under the superintendent OF Mr. Terry,
and were guided about the establishment. No no
tce had been gwen to This establishment nor 10 the
others afterwards visited, OF the intended visit of the
Governor, and they were therefore caught In their
every day dress. We took simple notes Of all the
operations of the Institution, and especially Of AID
Emmon's admiration of the razor straps, but we
have not room to record them.
Next the party drove round to the Aims House,
under the superinte ndence OF Mr.. Morse. Here the
Governor was shown through every department,
and was greatly delighted Among the inmates
were not few young mothers, and still younger
citizens, who seemed very much pleased to see
their friends. Every thing about the Aims House
shows that we have an efficient city government.
Leaving the Aims House, the party next drove to
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum under Mr.. Peet The
whole appeared in every day dress. All the manu-
featuring operations were seen here-whch was
not the case at the Aims House. After that, the
pupils were called into the school room and require
TO 60 through with sundry exercises on the slate,
which they did with their well known skill. The
Governor asked them the following questlon:-"Do
you like to make advancement in religious prof.
cheney! ~ To which in various language they re-
piled IN the affirmative. His Honor the Mayor asked
them, what was The effect produced upon them by
the Potter's Field (Which is in their immediate
vlcinliy.) All The answers TO this question had a
"bsd SMELL In them, which wrought very power
fully noon the olctorcs of the present Alderme n,
who will no doubt in due time remove the nuisance
to fuer place. In conclusion, the Mayor request-
ed Mr.. Peet to inform them that the part Of the
Common Council, he gave them an invitation to
call, when they should come TO town, at the City
Hall, and they should Be shown the building itself,
and also the various pictures, &c, which 1t con-
tans This invitation gave them all great delight,
which they exhibited ty giving the Mayor nine
cheers and wishing him long lie.
Lastly. the party visites the Distributing Rescr-
voIr The wafer is 3la feet deep in it. From this
place, they drove back to Towards.
MOVEMENTS To-DAy.-At past 8, the Governor
aud suite, Mayor and Common Council, will visit
the ships OF war, in the harbor, which will receive
them with approx rate salutes.
From II to 2 O'Clock, His Excellency will receive
his friends at the Governors room, from whence he
will take recess until three o'clock or Whereabouts,
when he will visit the "Farms'' Long Island,
starting from the Aims House-thence to the
"lsand'-and thence back again.
Tomorrow he will again be at the Governors
he will visit Yonkers, of which more hereafter.
SiaNoRA CASTELAR, GlAMPIErRo's second and
last concert will be given this evening at the Taber-