New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
VISIT OF THE LEGISLATURES.
Reception at the City Hall-visit 60 the Chart.
able Institutions Of the Ciiy-apd Dinasr
at the Astor House.

Reception at the City Hall-visitt 60 the Chsrit.
able Institutions Of the City-aBd Dlnaer
at the Astor House.
On Saturday morning the members Of the Ls
gislature of the State arrived at this City %
board of the steamer Isaac Newton, which bad
been placed at their disposal by Messrs. Nevtoa
& Kelly. In company with the members Of Il.
| Legislature, we noticed Hon. CHRISTOPHER MoE
GAN, Secretary of State, ALFRED b. STREET, E,P
the State Librarian, GEORGE DAwsos, ESQ.,
the Albany Evening Journal, HuGH HAsrIsGA
ESQ, Knickerbocksr, and many distinguishedia.
dividuals connected with the State Governmeu.
The boat landed at the pier between Cortland
and Liberty street about o'clock A. II. The
members of the Common Council were in waiting
with carriages to conduct the legislators to ,hs,
respective Notes.-The Astor, the Irving and the
American.
After breakfast the Members proceeded to the
City Hall where they were introduced to the
Mayor, Members of the Common Council, snd the
Heads of Departments, by Hon MORGAN MoRGAss
of this city. On behalf of the City Authortes
Mayor KINGsLASD welcomed the Legslatured
the State to the City;
Lieutenant Goreynoy Nv Pyesident and Gentlemen Of
Senate: M Speaker and Gentlemen Of ne Asc~by-la
the name OF the Common Council and whole people Of hs
city, bid you cordial welcome 70 tns great American
ests hearts, our hands our halls are open TO you
Please 20 NAH yourselves at home terep You and We
are all New Workers ogeiher and surely all New Yorker
should feel al home in the city Cf New York We will DO
best TO make you IL is your city AS well as oun
other than pleasant remembrance 81 Ibis visit to yosI
great CITY, any other than the most friendly eengps
yersA sentmtn the people of this city, to be ss
saying that tho Legislature of this State viii awsyss
welcomed here they now. when they come, ayca
dc now TO witness its greatness and s constant growAN
gresBess which through the remainder OF the nnetse1h
century, know but rival competitor for The en-
pire Of commerce snd Of the and which 10 the tws
iien ctnuy will not recognize even that one but asseA
fessed Inferior
Lieutenant. Governor CHURCH responded on BE-
half of the Members Of the Legislature, briefly
observing that it afforded them much grathci
ton to meet the municipal authorities OF the City
Of Now York, and expressed his thanks to ne
Mayor and Common Council for their kindnenh
thus atfording them an opportunity to witness he
commercial resources, the enterprise and pks
perity Of the Empire City.
At the close Of the addresses, the company de-
persed TO examine the works of art which decorate he
Governors Room, and enjoy the splendid view Of he
City which TO be obtained GOm the upper stories and
roof OF the City Hall At the appointed hour the
riages which had been provided were in readiness si
the company ba'iDg taken the places assigned them
the cortege made be circuit OF the Park and passeg
OF the wet gate proceeded Up Broadway and through
hoOsE VI hEFO"E'
Here the visitors looked through the different
workshops the kitchen the chapel There are 10 lhs
Institution 100 bows and Q rs The girls we're euuoysl
10 knitting and making various garments for the inmates
inc boys were EN-, loyed In the manufacture OF Razor
monnAss cothinP and shoes are also made on ,ss pts@
ses Before the companv la the 0rounds the hall mag
foy Tho cb,Ir an IN easss 80 go :, az
ba va n cra.t - IT.. r., a ~. s.-snss A
beIn1 ham,, cnn,sn,ed II 80, a~yd TfPr Hsvins
thoroughly examined The House OF R-fage tho comPaD
en''eu 'Ho carriages ana procoeoed 10 mo
A. .-.. -,
After inspecting the work OF the sishtless 10
mates which cor sisted of Bead and Willow Ba,ks, N
Work Fancy Bsxes etc bev proeeeaed.o The chanel .hs
excellent band blind of performers di,cour.ng sweet mu
sic a. they passed up The stairs hechapel VI. beluaL
b VII" nag ana ns nss " so9 ,s
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ini,odncsd Ms.er - aosd shont f1Ur
teen And ss,ed thai he ond read spy Psalm whch
NTH bs .eiec,sS The vaI,ms tom xbch he read va
printed 10 raised letters ard the reading was dore by
touch alone The fingers supplying the place Of op;
nerve The fifteenth pss was chosen and the lad gaysh
lad named Corey opened tbs volume and read portion
whole ord bur appear iusanoneousv 10 know az
70 the finger touches the frat leuer Miss FRAAcEs r.
Glossy, native Of New Haven but now adopted BY s
InstutiOn delivered the following poetca address 70 ne
Members Of The Legislature;
Hau Sc guard that banner Mid nd reut bsBsC
Proudly DER sEd To each and seasfoa ses
On whose tor the peerless gle But the brty owak pa"
DON s"thV wings eRPano wen iAacys mirror "''
From ihe goroa ore Of freedom weom' wscoms Ss'f' 81"
-, re asveesosht' me hahowsd ray ing, .,.
VIM must Ne '"1' '0us Ut oesms 20 gear o..
Til,Iam Earth We O.,sa-ay N'' me-, sun ''' '"'
Meath tn. shade your ia h.,. Ys welcome hue TO dag
Nay =. ash s,sToa. s '''
By oer1.Itces iH,.Sed. win you son'ine' thinf ID
On yosr si.t bind
rs,S a. Iore,. bs1 s.usbt shall s sf.ce N. tr.s,
Yes, Union your motso- port
p' wnsa 20 .'s
Brsls, GOu, hearts with JOY res ,..
Hair al hal, cur Lsgi.aturs
Guardians Of the Empire State
Mise HANNAH BARRETT, Of BROOKLYN, sang
go. -, -. - =, -
MY hsppy nome" ons o." '"ee' voice. $40 o'' w
ballad greeted With hearty applaeee. Mf. fUrfn