New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

- vou And Gentlemen yours is the FIRST
fsd rpsuy that has visited us IN ooay Anu e
80 many distinguished strangers Is $50 ang
knat Ne able before you leave this lslanl 70 zee nv
yos .,dians the Ten Governors, take gooq e"e 81 us;
cn Providence has ordained that we suoslI u 70 49,,
Ar.na re bow in submission. Ard We sh4li eu.7~'o'
hera ,he lessons Of wisdOm that are mere usuSh' Us
bigan welcome you in bshaIi OF ny - 80 ri, %
xrRope that our appearance ana gy I 81 ga 20
w. m carry 10 your own happy Mons, uis s'su VA
~. a. Bond.lis Island boys are COMFORTABLE ana
lh~' sD ,snilemep. allow the honor OF escorting
a Ia our Nursery. - 10 o,,os f,rvvsrd and ma
"a, the conclusion Of bis speech nc '""'' ~ ~ anu Pie
90 Mr. Barry with fns Doque'; Il. IT.,
GI. DAT 'fs,a boys-I thank you for your kindly wei
gt, ~ The most Of you are without natural parents
cont 10 % hope you Will pay all proper respect u
q care ~ bo SO kindly and provide for you. And
ue ,, Suty and willing 10 learn you may,
you 10 5av Be- passing through our city your way
ci House Al Washington On one Of your ban
- s tbe name Of Wellington, take hun for your pat
LeIs a. sour duty ard remember that the Savior said,
ssr Ittle children TO come unto me- and forbid them
y. for of such is the kingdom oi heaven God Bless
yn.rpe tese remarks al the parties present were more
LES affected AZ the close the boys gave three hearty
49, The Firemen then fled of and the boys marched
,sseE before them headed by their band, which played
Were band Of brOthers The visitors followed them
~. schools The boys fled of in front and the COmpa-
- entered the playroonn where most beautiful 81 ht pre-
red t.ef Two hundred and eighty little boys ana gris,
spde nine years Of age neatly alfred we're ranged IA five
These cnidfcn are uDQfr charge
I'M Clifford an intelligent and pleasing lady wh) seems
ske a great interest her charge. AZ sig lal the
b;ldren claimed their little hands in welcome. Miss Cliff
ord commenced singing The Old fmks a, home the
Rid cE M the sane air after which the chldr sang
and cspped their hands 10 harmony with the measure and
vent III -ough a number OF 0ther Pe@sig exercises.
Friend Lovegrove desr' 10 address The children
a., ba ,.,lied No can't my heart IS too un IL IS as
sbi0 a. that drum pointing 70 large orum OF me oand
~, az se remarks from Mr. Barry the children sung
4ho gfai wi and
other places olintersst The whole party finally
20 Ipd in lie boats and took their stages for the
Hon BRiDGE-Pas,ing some very delightful scenery
I'D arrived late in the afternoon After Partakng OF some
the party proceeded 10 view the Bridge, the
ssrv in the vicinity Of which IS now respondent in all
he enugence Of SUMMER beauty AiT receiving colored
autographs Of the Bridge they reurne1 to the Washington
I,J fon the balcony Of which they viewed the beautiful
snoss Of the river and off in the distance Flushing and
fnng Is.nd Sound They now returned homeward along
bs old Bloomngdale Road, stopping at the Woodlawn,
bre ,bey partook Of splendid repas served up in Capt
Wey's best style After doing justice TO the good things
the iaeness Of the hour warned them 10 return 70
hs;r yeh,ces Along the road, their way home, the
Rand occasionally struck up some ne airs ana the wnoe
Comnany arrived safe at their Hotel AZ O'CLOCK hghy de-
;sb,ld Nth their days excursion Some OF the fHemen
the broadway Theer last evening" in acceptance
Of Miss LOnsdales invitation 800 -
10 dev the Baltimore guests will be escorted 70 Brook
n and visit by invitation the VaIou. PUBIC institutions
AZ entertainment at the Hall Of Manhattan kngln5 Com
ard respond other invitations that being show
cred upon them
p.,urp Of Water Witch Engine Go No. g, ofProvf
dence, from philadelphia.
This Company, numbering tory-three men, VIM H. T.
Seefe Foreman accompanied by Green's American Brass
Band LEFT Philadelphia, on their return home yesterday
CONN, AZ 10 o'clock via Camden & Amboy Railroad
and arrived in this City at o'clock T. M IN the steamboat
ntop landing at pier No East River where they
received by Engine Companies Nos 20 and 81 and were
escorted by them up Hudson to Amosst to the house of
No 90 where they partook of excellent collation. after
bic thew were escorted and down Broadway to their
le,donarrs at the Irving House. where they will remain
until Thursday afternoon when the Company will return to
Providence via the Stonngton iue The members of this
COMPANY express themselves highly grauded with their
Tip and the cordial manner with winch they nave been re-
ovad Inv their brother fremen in this and other ces.