New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

tablss Ceft Jctc Brccks DR., the Mayor OF the CIV
Ssd OF the Oldest s,esalboat nm.nie ia III.
United States, presided, and a, an ,,hsr, P. T. Bar
rsm, E.q. A, the righ, Of the former : ntemin -,
>. sted biz Excehency Heury Duttos Governor OF the
$ ate
Dir per beipg over, Capt BrcoI, and Mr. Bs-oun
p,ocesde 10 read tn toss,, il tue 70 l,wisg order
The President Of the Ua'sd states. AZ =, S'ss'. ia
a. State Of ever be p'oq to ss called
n. cry 81 Bds-p,t-t,asd for its long s'd.s.. hi.a
pie, ard banda M women CsPt I.1 ofoo. ~
Th. C,rie. L.s, ara seeeal Pfo'e-.on' i1run'r
W ws,.ss. d. sesss1 All Mr. HoiH.ssr.
ne f.'-iLe ,'i P''m''sr OF rfes'e, o. iss 4ta a.
Or $: o.d.sS:.p' the Palri, and Ps..' Ia: .'s's.
ou, w.sr md Ca. comp.ni..-ths b.oea. are ro s,.s
Of crop il he tu'set or light uodsr ba'ssL
Our M.puf.eo-.-1Pon Who're wheel. roll prosperity
he Pubic Hous-. of bridge Of the
v,st p.ror.se tHcertt1e Poor.Hou.e .na Jail
The s,erlrs b0tel snd it' worthy ho.,'-we Seeen7
NJ o.sey and NJ, Sterling
The L,se.-Ns .re proud 20 SER th-n Mr. B"s
They were seversy responded to by toe ger;'e-
men named 10 connection herewith. AL the speeches
were happy and appropriate, but Se can oaly iui
Rom f,r ihe substance OF Gov DurroSs remarks
fellow.ciiizens Of Bridgeport H.was glsi % see 5,
lsrse 3 ruube. preseut Not only sss Bldg port
Will represented, bu, there were ns1y persons here
fIom sbroao, who met 70 congratulate the pecpls Of
this erterprising and prosperous city or possessing
frs. Class tublc bou,e bridgeport ha, long felt tns
need of 4 good hotel The G1verno. referred TO the
great interests Of the state III terms of high con
ucnda'ior. lie showed that greA' improvements had
been msde. H. spoke. 81 SONS length. III regard t.
the orogre.s which hsd beel made in Agricultural
scetc4 Aso 20 The business Of minuta tafiGZ.
H. rcoliect.d when the hTst m.uuactorJ n the
State v6s put in opersloni zee Fhst noers OF iac-
to-., are now It work. He IeXt referred 70 tbs SUD
10 Of education, aud noticed the great advances
which had been rsde-speakihg of the NOimt
Scho, If CoDnect1 a. aGd ALEC Oi ker colleges esps
cially And then he YVES proud Of tho lave OF t1t
State. thew hsd been corstsutly imp iy,og snd wAe
nov "a perfec, es n - # sny other Si's The Gov
ernor a so alluded 10 the Nqios Lw Tnat was thu
crow hug act il ia based upon the idea OF preventing
crime Il was des cned to Lessen the number OF
Of, mes and, be bad no. a doubt would have that
effect lie mex, referred 20 the subject oi architecture
sna suoke of the great imprO gemens tn At sd been
made IL the instruction Of pubic houses, ippjrt
ant sdysrcts had been mste. a few years ago, you
could no, fad such house As hi. hs Sterling
House in the whole United States Hotels a'e nov
becoming WHIST they ought to be-S,c aces here the
wear, traveller eau od re comfort AID colveniencss
be erioys at home. A hotel gives character to the
place. lie concluded by reersting the sentiment
that he wac proud o. his State Nowhere will you
ind more lnttuSeIt anu 'Htlt! pVfueti'"' 90
nowhere will you ind better society Or more Jdst
lsvs.
Mr. STERLING offered he folio wing volunteer as,
which was responded to with enthusiastic cheers,
when the company separated
Moses wilson our l.udsrd lte Moses Of Old be led
his hosts to the ,sne Of Pletty.
1t should be sta,ed that these proceedings were
conducted witt out The presence OF the ardent. Tbs
Sterling House is 10 be kept sIiJy upon Temperance
principles Indeed, this is the only lawful character
of all TIE public houses 10 the STATE but Mr. Wilson
leeps Temperance bou's from choice not necessity
lie formerly kept the Irving House, at Tarfy owa,
and earned for himself reput iton which he will be
ver, certa, q 20 sustain in his new position.