New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

~ Home and the gsiy De- .t S-1-o ~ u ~
,pirifs themselves inspired b, me melody lhe oar
proceeded Broadway to bird And sodc 70 SAT-
five Mile Marion House sbereh-y stopped long IN '1g
70 rtgsle themselves and then pushed TO the Tot
Eighty sixth ct At that point they fOgi,d numo7r o n-
r.D manned bsrges awaiting their arrival IN the r-%o-
charge u Ar Bsuseh Deputy Wad-n of the Psoisn'ary
In these they eded across the rapid and heavy erei Of
! the famous Hell Gaze, plessani aud safely
/ BLACEwELLs IsLAsD.
They were received al the shore OF Blackwell sIsll1d ~
/ Dr. RsnDey, the Physician of the LuHac Asylum nnd-r
rboee escort they Inspected that useful institution taxing
fine view Of the IHnd and adjacent districts from h-
| Observatory Of the building
Having 60 recently given the statistics and description
Of this Institution, should feel privileged 70 reps.
them here-s remark which will apply the RS; Of tn
instnuif visited Suffice il say thafthe number of IN
maie n less BY some three orfur than It the tme
referred tO-he visit Of Mcdaniel Fire Company OF Bal
tmOre And here would take occasion % remark, ~
way Of correcting erroneous statement Of some i70r
t4noe, which wss occssloned by DR.. Rtn-ey nsi1ng
inquiry put % him viz that tnere were fEenty ~
ping maDiscs Instead % trenty, a the reporter -
received for gu. on pat amid the noise ADD
confusion Of music and Ampn. feet there turns ou 70
have been Of that c. At al II was pAnilly
curious 70 notice how varousy the music al ted IN,
PATENT, rendering Of them perfectly estate and
boisterous others lad and shrinking in the extreme .Hi
a. we parsed tbI0ugh the mans they Prs-e'7u 7,y
cevable aspect Of the mournfu malsdy for which they
being treated, except the more homocidal snd
suicidal patients who are Kept IN separate oaudlog
fer safety, and whom il was not deemed advisable
10 subject 10 the exciatiOn Of music. Ine ngnt
of one group arrested attention particularly
and af.otinely II was composed in part, Of two tSn
sisters spparenty-the one iisnt the other messsn,
- -, cn.olstion The latter with her arm gesy and
lovingly thrown around the neck OF the former,
ceiling out TO her mint drops as ttl- chld,
the purpose whereof seemed to b. TO prevent exposure
by frauiic condua under the octaiOn OF family pnds
not At all unnatural And here We would take occasion to
ention that the boat which usually takes the sap
plies" 10 the Island happened 70 land While we we're
tlere IL poured OF bereayed relatives and
friends who had come "Wednesday being the gulsr
I cav TO embrace and for their respective near
snd dear ones Each carried basket or wallet ni7d win
II In. Of NM nnNra =
were glad 20 that benevolent lady who desires TO
remain cognio recently added some two hundred
newspapers 10 the readable matter Of the Library Room
Many the patients e,oy the perusa Of these to hign
and use fol degree We were assured
The Workhouse was next visited Inc party were
kindly received by Peter Mclaughlin one OF the Govern
ors OF the Island and Mr.. Edridge the gentle Sn
perinteudet We found number OF the copvlcts from
he dining in the great hall after performing
come special labor for which they had been detailed The
band gave them the ire Il of two pieces OF music The
first was a PRAYER from the Opera OF Gr.nada slow
and ,olemn ge-ke which reverberated along the
corridors with imposing effect well cAcu it,d to remind
one of DE- scripous Of 10 tbs sombre Csthedra OF
ancie nj Spain The second stirring lively Polka
IL was curiOusy characteristic 10 notice no" muca more
be cored inmates were stirred by this than their white
Skinned companions restraint Several of them seemed
almost ready jump out Of their skins as the saying Is
We could not help guessing that they had hdded that
tune themselves, in their days of liberty.
The Alnshouse next 10 the range OF observation
To this We we're welcomed by Mr Fitch the Wardeu, aud
Mr. Marshall the Steward Through the male and fem sic
wards the party took necessarily hurried stroll during
which they received gratifying evidence OF the and
CLEANLINESS which features OF all tney hAd seen IN IN
other buildings.
At the Penitentisry the visitors met BY Governor
DuRro Mr. Keene the Warden, and Wm. b. Fager,
Chief Clerk There they found nged several tables
snr, ad with most admirably served collation. of shch
cupany gave good evidence of their readiness 10
with good zet Tossts aud sentiments and song and spec
IS so became the order of the The Baltimore remen
were toasted by their entertaining brethren of tue ManhIt
tan and the compliment was returned handsomely Each
az The e. vernors was toasted in appreciative terms a.
..I,.f tfoial l. Law hq
forgotten while The ladies Of the ohcers received gal
liant attention in the form Brief addresses
ade by Governors Dugro and Mclaughlin and Messrs
Keene Edridge and Fitch Of the other official corps dur
ing which apologies made for the regretted absence
from the festive board Of Governors Draper aud Sntn
Tin civ rem arks also tde by hr Mullen, of the Co
umbiais who added the amusing proclamation OF Col
Grow the prod aoton of much msrdmeni and other,
and songs add.d to the entertainment by hes.rs
Collins and Garrison, while Messrs. Soper, Douglas. Wa
TOR, and others. Music by the band frequently in
ierspeised and hesre cheers reverberaed through the
building pleasing illusions were made In speech sent
ment and song About O'Clock, after passing uple
Of hours in way forgetsole, the ioyou. party
reembsked and. reaching the opposite shore they
reeniered the stages, and were driven ~
RANDALLs ISLAND.
Eere the boys of the Houe Of Refuge were proudly
6rsvn up line Saire at the shore and escorted
their Nur-erits and those appropriated to the female
children Tley IN charge OF their faithful SuperIn
tnden Mr. Ripley The smaller boys aDd the larger girl,
were ASSEMBLED their school room by their benevolent
pro;ectress Miss Susan Clifford and the infIne by
Miss Ford who has them in her appropriate charge. Al
dresses of welcome delivered in good style by one Of
the little grls, named Mary anu Welsh, and By Master
helan To these Mr.. Mullen responded In deep pa.
thos. His remarks to the boys about five HUNDRED
strong and presenting most gratifying array well
and forcibly uttered. He urged upon them due esn
son OF the value Of the blessings they peculiarly
q oy and pointed out the paths Of patriotic ambition
which are before them in this country, where distinctions
of birth are necessary barriers 10 lie also
alluded TO the flag recently presented TO them by the
Mechanical Fire Company Of BIS City in tones Of touch.
irg appropriateness copy of the sacred lag lndsr
which the Father Of bis County himself struggled Ter the
secHemeut Of blessings which they enjoyed la
these previous remarks Mr. Mullen did great credit
himself and 20 those whose sole spoke necesy
ry became owing 20 the ndspn-iton of President avis
OF the Couu bian Company. While visiting the varous
dtpsrmen's Of this Randall leland Home for the Homeless
afforded in porsn facilities by CO. Stsarns DIR
Whittlesey and Mr. Tappan Of the Off itl corps
VISIT TO HIGH BRIDGE &C
Leaving Randls leland amid cheers TO cheers return
ed which Indicated the high qualification Of all the IN.
pa1y took up their line Ia the High Bridge after 10,
ug the wonders Of whore Arcbit-c and the grous
scenery around IT, they urued their faces ciiywad BIT
they permitted continue their route ,s nm
repast awaited them OF which they partook sdmptuo l
before retuIni their quarters winch they did not reach
till a late hour IL the evening.
TOday they will reIew their round Of eniOymen's clos
inR it with sunptuous dinner At Odd Fellows Hall in
s,tad Of Rab nesu a. announced IL the programme
10 morrow they gi leave for home, Dexpr-ssioy xrs
fed Hey instruct say, with every thing which has oc
cured during their stay among Us.
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