New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
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Governor has 20 vote except In case OF . ue')
Tbs compsny then took stages, which were in read
,oes,. and proceeded to the High Bridge. On re-
suruins. the company were furnished With COLLATION.
~ The mansion on the grounds belonging to tho In
stitution.
Can. Wetmore proposed the health Of the Assem-
By, and Lieut. Gov. Raymond was called upon 70
rsply. He said be would do what be was in the habit
Of doing in the Senate-indicate to senators '"'"
duty He called upon Senator Brooks.
Senator Goodwin apologized for Sena''r o'''A''
md responded briefly to the toast. ar, c..,,;..
The Assembly was then toasted, ana MI '''"''"'
of the House was called upon to respona'
He said that no clsss Of iodivioua' o'u'a oi"'u,
ftom him more sincere sympathy and profound regard
a., tb Ds.f and Duub struggling up, AZ they did,
20 intali;oenca through the manifold barriers which
surrounded them Their efforts were certainly iaud-
able, and he sboud De among she iast 70 90 ,ck
r.rs on behalf Of the citizens OF the State to aid
sSsm 10 this great undertaking Applause
Mr. stebbins then called On Mr. Cole.
Mr.. s. b. Cole, Of Steuben was received With sp
plsuse He ssid that nothing called forth the sympa-
fbes Of mankind, awakened purer and oftier senti-
nents, or found hearty response in his own DO
bom thsn the objects Of the Institution Whose guests
they we're. He had seen what interested MIN vely
had been educ aed 10 that Institution. he must con-
erstulsie the Institution upon the success 0hicn nso
crowned their efforts. $50
Mr.. O'Keefe was happy to see the results OF this
active charity, which made the dumb to speak and
Abs deaf to hear. lie referred to Prof Peet as the
gentleman who had done more toward elevatlng the
deaf and dumb than any other ia the world. Cheers
M o Keefe spoke Of the galaxy Of beauty which
surrounded bin, and hoped they would excuse his
brevty and bis Dlushes. as he was not accustomed to
speaking in such presences.
The company agaio embarked to return home, and
On the passage down the time pleasantly occu
pied in dancing, viewing the scenery and lively con-
vsrsaton. The occasion passed off 10 highly salts
factory manner to all concerned, and nothiog &C.
CURED to mar the pleasures of the day.
Our reporters desire to return their acknowledge
ments to the Sage of Bloomngdsle, the Hon. Mr..
Sesgrist, for courteses extended to them.
This number of bottles Of the exhilarating fluid
made way with reached 372 viz: Champagne, $40;
"a; Claret, ls; Sherry, So Porter, l2 Ale,
12 and no Lager Beer.
The Police of whom mention was made 10 con-
nection with the Rsndalls Island visit were again
present yesterday, and conducted themselves with
great docorum
While the company were stopping at the mansion at
Fanwood one of the honorable gentlemen resd from
The TRIBUNE the account Of the visit of the Legisla
ture 10 the Islands 10 a number Of gentlemen who
we're around him. The Hon. Mr.. Waterbury, a men,
Der from Weschester said that the reporter, in get
tipg II up, bad drawn largely from his Imagination
and had made false statements which reflected upon
lhe members Of the Legislature. The honorable gen
eman. somewhat excited, Of the opinion tina. the
reporter was deserving of castigaton, and it was
stated that he was desirous of nhicting it. gentle
nan standing by said that Of the individuals was
handy, and he accordingly called him up. The re-
porter, not being aware Of what had taken place.
sme up, at which time the honorable gentleman was
lot there.
THE EVENING.
What became Of the honorable members in the
vening, we cannot imagine. Some. of our Reporters
made search, about 10 O'Clock, through various
otels, and could not find bakers dozen Of the
'uests The night was comparatively pleasant, and
was surmised that they had gone out for a walk.
VI that could be learned with certainty wa. that |
hey cere our; that one Of tho fsw at tho A~sei
card TO regret that be had brought his wife, che
insisted that he should not go into our dangerous
treets after dark; while another gentleman was
'usly inquiriDg for the residence of lady by the
snio of oatharine Il astings, whom he manifested
be- greatest anxiety 70 pvO' .----------
or 81 the honorables visited the theaters; but the
,hsreabouts of the main body is still profound |
MYSTERY. p,;,s .,d
,e.f and Dumb Asylums, and other City ins''uuons'