New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04

Yarick SITS, tomorrow Sunday evening.
ytsrr OF TIE CITY CoUscIL TO BLAckwELLs
IsLasp.-Yesterday the Board Of Governors, con-
pected with the Institutions on the Islands IN the Ess'
River received visit from the members of the City
Council. their ladies and friends. The party, num-
herring about one hundred arrived at about IL clock,
IN carriages at the foot of Eghtysixth-st, on the
Fast River and were conveyed in the Alms-House
boats 70 Rspdsls Island and sfer spending two
boprs in looking through the Juvenile Asylum, and
the other institutions of that island and being highly
,rs,6ed with the clean and orderly condition OF the
numerous inmates. they were conveyedto Blsckwells
Isapd and conducted, by DR.. Rainey and bis assist
anita through the Lunatic Asylum and the Mad
Houses. The company then proceeded to the dining
room of the Work House, where they were enter
tanned by Mr. Elbridge, the Superintendent, with an
excellent collation..
Governor Draper, President Of the Board OF Gov
ernors presided, and at the CONCLUSION OF the rePas
several toasts were drunk. Brief speeches were de-
livered by the President Governors Townsend ana
West and Councilman Pinckney The President ex-
pressed his delight at seeing many ladies present.
and said that il was indirectly through the benevo-
leDce and powerful influence Of woman that all char
table Institutions were established aud sustained lie
spoke Of the success Of efforts for the reformation and
instruction Of juveniles the ground for believing
that by -andby prisons and pententlaries viii become
unnecessary.
After the speaking concluded the guests visited the
Aims. Houses and the Penitentiary; they were then
conveyed by boats to the landing Of xtyhrsts, and
returned to their respective homes in carriages, much
grstfed with the days excursion aud expressing their
satisfaction that the city s blessed with such noble
and well conducted institutions for the benefit Of the
moor the reformation Of the criminal and the cure Of
the afflicted.
CRIcKEr.-The Paterson IN. j., Club play the
New.York Club at Hoboken on Monday. Wckets
pitched at O'Clock. They were to have played last
Monday, but the heavy drenching rain prevented
them. The Newark Club play their closing game OF
the season next Monday their own ground, be-
tween eleven Americans and eleven foreigners, NOM
bers of the Club.
WoMAs's RrGHrs.-A few mornings since, as we
were passing down Pearl-st, we saw approaching US
good hearted looking chap, but evidently having
partaken too freely from the rum cask. We were
Just thinking whether not we should expostuate
with him. when up came his loving spouse, with
handful of black mud, which she not emily dashed In
ais face and eyes, but rubbed IL IN, ana, "Nnout
word walked away, seeming to feel relieved Of dsty
discharged The poor fellow received it with calm
ness beautiful to look upon, undoubtedly recognizing
the hand as he passed on, not even looking to see
from whom it came, or utterng murmuring word.
Nor THAT Man, But ASoTHER.-Mr. George w.
Westbrook, the Mustang Linment man, desires US to
state that be is not the George Westbrook recently
arrested for being concerned in getting up the swind-
lirg Bank Of Anacosta.
RARE PoULTRY,-The foreign poultry, now on
exhibition will be sold at auction at the Museum at
IOI A. NJ, day Saturday.
CLEVELAND FIRE AGaIs.-By Telegraph
CLEVELAND, Thursdsy Nov. I'd, 1854.
Morrison Burgess Safes have Wilders Patent on them
MORLEY REYNOLDS.
By the above will be that the Safes which preserved
the money valuable papers in the great fire AZ Cleveland
were not las claimed be- Herring Patent but WiLDERS
slthous al made By Herring and manufactured BY us
SrEARN5 & MARvIS.
No, 3 1884 Nos IA and lf6 Wser.st.
SUICIDE WITH Observation-Disclosures Savage, ma
tive Ireland so years Of died yesterday at her residence
No from the effects Of overdose OF sudanum
which for tho Of efdestructoo The de-
ceed rather incorporate habits and OF late had been