The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23

WeeeVeaoo - 80 Le9ossaeorc - me wGase %
New YeraE-Dxe1EaAsa - several sxaslAear
tss~s, asA 70 tAs high Brsdge-Dinnsr at
tho Aston House.
Yesterday morning 1t six o'clock, the usmbsrs Of the
I~gslature the stste officers Lieutenant Governor
Church, Christopher Morgan Secretary Of State, and
Henry Raymond Speaker u the Assembly, arrived in
the steamboat Isaac Newton at the pier between Court
laudt and Liberty streets North river The members Of
the Common Council In waiting with carriages 70
conduct the legislators to their respective hoei-fhe
Aston, the Irving the American and Others. After
breakfast the members Of the Legislature proceeded to
the City Hail. where they met by the members Of
the Common Council, the heads al departments, aud
number Of citizens. The Lieutenant Governor and the
other officers Of State and the members of the Iegila
trre, were introduced 10 the Mayor by senator Morgan
formerly President of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
The MAYOR on the part OF the city addressed them Us
Lieutenant Gornoy Nr President and Gsnteslsa Of The
Senate. Mr.. Speaker and Gentleman II the fssembly-ln
the name Of the Common Council and whole people OF
this city, I lid you u cordial welcome 80 this great
American metropolis Makers Of our laws guar
dians OF our intcrc.t our hearts hands. halls
are open to You please to make yourselves at home
here" You and We are all New Workers together and
surely all New Workers should feel Vt home In the city 81
New York We W.. 40 cur best TO maze you 30. Is
your city well ours. And it shall be your fault
not II you have any other than pleasant
nemhranee q this visit to your great city or any other
far represent the and universal sentiment OF
the people Of this city to be safe in saying that the
Legislature Of this state will always be welcomed here
as they are now whcn hey come as you 10 now 70 WIZ
its greatness and its constant growth to greatness
which through inc reanasr o. .;e Zen century
can KNOW put one ,N'l of coinpeuI ioi .ne ehpuc VI
and Of the and which. in the twentieth
century WIZ not recognise even that onc pu 10 con-
fesscd inferior.
This address received with enthusiastic applause
The LIEUTENANT 0o,rasoR who spoke in SO low tone
Of voice as TO be almost inaudible briefly replied.
lie said he happy meet the city government In
that hail. and in the name Of the state government and
Legislature, thanked the Mayor anu common oouheh
Tor thcir hosp''ahtie,. - .,..o, 49,,
The meeting then broke up, ana some amu,el them.
selves with the pictures "ist othF a.esiioeu the ooi
Of the City Hall ana viewed the city whieh was ne" 70
large number Of the members OF the LEGISLATURE,
The day was giorio,siy nnc. me nass OF VIC mon
hoaed from the city Hail. and from the hotels Of the
guests ot the common council INC VAIN, ~ ", rarh
were MED with cafriass' ana olnnpus' WIN iu ,
attached to each "a. he'us ~ nios 81 ln'h "is ueeo
rated WIN linss. Ine st.a9i an"un.'" - .r' r
.lo ' Nv ,,,t s,,.,a ,oslinr ,or,y In an
and the carriages about nt'"eh hahihs Io,'y III ~.
lhoe carriages ana "hhpus' ~ iu'',ass. ~ ~,
~ a Nv h ,-c ,,i,ai - io;n them in an
friends m,po,, 49, W. ~, ~, ,;,.; 49, ~
,Seu,sn IN - ~, i. 80 ~, IA nn,nb r. ,tn
biiid ttr i"M.i ~, l,pa' -, - - - y ~,
non. any ~ IN n,gr ~ 49, III, ~ ~,
ana me parry n, NJ nup III, ~" ~ ~ ~, ei ~,
ni'h person. ~ H -, aPf.. - -, ~, : - ~
iiau wa zen c'9eN p''' W. ~ ~ p.iore w.
procession - ni,,'r o'Ia" . - 49,. ~ 49, "a ~
common .oneh Nv ~, nau = IL ~
~ rtat'' .iiu 'i'o - ~. - a ~ -
nr't carnage anu ti'' c.~eis - Hu ~" W c ~.
nihc,:s III. coPI"3 ~ s 80, ~ ~ Ii : !,
thence 10 -
THE HorsE OF REFUGE. ,.,
This building, or inih'r c"ur,on ~ p,.ldhs~ WIZ,
square IN the centre i situate IN East T"enty-third
street and in front 81 u are the gas works Inc
peighborhood i rapidly Improving There ar' sevsrn,
new buildings irngns NJ ano T..As p, !, , m,
around TO make way for tle erection o. otner' Inc
party here halted and entered ne n.uio,.' Nnere
they found 10 boy. nearly al 81 th'in very young nv
nuactnrg pocket booRs lr''in'hhoi' sp'c'acie easc
razor strops and daguerreoype ca-r wh"h they very
neatly tid lh're were ifo ~ sur'u rah' .,a'
Z
seemed rs busy = u they were WORKING Tor cir hv.'
and many of them. no doubt learn 70 be industrious Tor
the first time IN Their li'e' great nuoer are er'h
mails The girls numbering ABOUT - knt ano ~ ior
the establishment There arr aiso noe .no mn .aor
shops Tor the same purse Inc ptoauets u 'ns haiu
factory are carried over tie country ~ boys h'tsa LOT
the purpose At haltpast u O'Clock they stopped work
for dinner nm excellent meal bihg er,ed NJ 70 mem ~
The dining hail IN, iaa's ana ssh',n,,i masr.s "
sit,d every nook ana corner ~ ths e-'anhc"t i''t
exactly al haast IL O'CLOCK greatly Pleased Win "hae
they saw
INSTITUTION TOE iHi md.p' ..,...
M12 ociock the party arrived 4 tn.. ,.irh!lon
which J. a maghccnt puiidiDS ~ ING CORNER - ihrs-
third strect aud Ainh "enue, am coniili.iihl ,s"
- the laaon ~ ", 49,! go $3.50 -. ~
III -. IT,, Ma, -, Th, ~ u, ,r,c,t ;brnuh
i n ~ aaa .!'xa,n,,ad utclcr xerl. ~
80 ri, and fancy work ,ha manu,arture of the
Hind Tbi. done an assembled in the chapel which
Nh. ceorg tel with two ags Of the non and la amer
OF tho state hearing tn. motto Fyrelsiorn
The first PERSEVERANCE the singing Of the Star
Spangod Banner BY the entire q the ohnd pupi- ~
was sung WI" nnch sWeetness. hia ~ rn..usia,n aha
feehg that howei " came i."r' 1hc h'sr'' ~" 80
tures 81 Inc Ers we're sl1iu"n.s 1890. ny np,
, ~, h,nrS ri'"o's ''"V"eN' w." '''
A. tbo s,nerin,enae,t th.n oavc tho
AL ~ pals IL ri.a le,,cr. adnntad "a the Mind 10
. Low n.mcd Frnnll,n IJ,skctt nseJ about f,.,rtecn
years requested a the audience TO call for the
reading Of u particular psalm Tho fifteenth named
The boy. in short time, found the psalm by cropping
with his fngers. aud then read IL well and distinctly
a. any person IN the room could read IT, aud a. last "a
persons Pss's.nis eiEh' s'n,l''S $3.50 a, -.
BOY hhm.d 'os,k ihch r'sa lIo,n .n' NN n'ss.-
m"ht "pehsn ~ random. cuant.r - on =. ~ ru
IN. cc,,,,ev - n n. n,,s..eI ,ba l a.. ~ hs exes
,n,,h.r ,l.e u.s o,.nes :, random ana III. ,oy saJ
!, x,, .,,,. e ~ .ar,ectnes !. ,..,nre runnng NJ
,,srs ,rros .,eb lin. y, ,rint -. y,rilx 81 hc ~
could take II in All Who had th~c boys before
were filed with aniazrmcnt
Mr. ,u,N.rEt,fx. the SUPERINTENDENT. then remarked
that the nerves II the fingers supplied The place the
optic n"r," To- the blind Ia most singular nsnnr anu
That such was tie ncutcne.. ~ i t"ush 1a' tb'y M