The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27
THE MEXICAN GRNER.ALs IN T0WH.

THE MEXICAN GENERALs IN TOWN..
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visit OF General La vega ana OslAer Daseln.
gulshed MEXICAN Exiles 70 the PhhMe n
acknowledgements at BlsekvvelHss IslanA-
Mexican Opinions Of the United states-
Mextco TO be Protected by the Anesscans.
&C., &c., &c.
In accordance with IN invitation nom the Govenors q
the Amshouss, General La vega, General B,anoo snA
Captain Borden digdpguished exiles nrom Mexios, II
company with about two dozen invited gusss, visGsd
the public institutions on Rlackwell's and Raadan'z
Isands yesterday. The excursion concluded with
an excellent dinner at the new workhouss B,aak-
wells hland whore several hours were passsd pssa-
sanity, In speech making, toasting, 30. rrrsm
The company started from Bellevue Hospital Soot a
Twenty sixth street. East river At 10 O'Clock for Bas-
wells Inland Two barges engaged Tor The ooos-
son which wore comfortably hei. Nothing Of inisreo
occurred on the way 70 the island The party hrs ysd
the penitentiary where they were shown Ill that
remarkably interesting by the warden OF the prison. ~.
Fitch. The visiters seemed to take deep intese d
everything that pointed out to them and expressed
no little sympathy for the condition Of the convic there
In durance vile.
Tho new woFkhouse, under the superintend encs q
Mr. Keene. the next object OF attraction There were
building whose ceanly and orderly appearance ha
theme Of general remark. Attached to the,new WORK
house is . manuhcory Of extent, where the Psse
and destitute enabled learn useful trade and save
for themselves sum Of money whom the tmo for thsR
discharge from the Of the Ten Governors shall have
arrived Porte monnase, card cases, buttons and dAgu
reotype manufactured here with much celebrity
and great perfection. After careful observation 4 q
that could In any way interest the vsters they depaEsA
for Randalls island.
the arrival Of the parges ct Randaps Island. ths
warmly greeted the distinguished guests. The Randas
Island boys, under the management Of Mr.. Ripley, para
oolors flying in the breeze, made no light im.
preston uoon the minds OF the eminent AexioaAs.
q Ssr 70 s
snce, and while they were performing evolution OF
rather difficult nature, be loudly exclaimed, Give
that little army ten years from now, and will defeat tha
moet powerful foe" Then turning to OF the Cover
nors, he said, "I see how you conquered Mexco.
How could you have failed 70 90 so when such mitaxy
ager'
splendid dinner was prepared for them in the new vsrk
house, by Mr.. Keene. As he guests were In full pos-
session Of their appesi.es and moreover, ~ was Aes
AZ O'Clock p NJ no delay Whatever took place in pro-
ceeoing TO the dining room At the head Of tie board
seated Mr.. John w. Lstson, while each side Of
him were the Mexican exies and the members Of Ne
press. At the other end Of the table Governors Tayr
and Teman Alderman Steers and others were the had
was excellent, and was highly Praised by every css
at the table. Wines from France Germany and Pcrsseai
plentiful a. water.
The cloth being removed, Alderman Steers rose md
proposed the health Of the Ten Governors
Gov. TIKsAS replied in neat speech. he hoped the
bereGi 10 the people OF New York. the exiles ffs4
Mexico next claimed the attention Of the speaker IL
cusion, he hoped that bones Of warm Affection weuiA
always exist between the two sister republics-aha
sansd state. and y Mexico M snS called upon Cen IA vsT
jecA Cloud calls for La Vega r~
Captain BosDIs rose amias. grca, applause, ssd a.
dressed the company English, behalf OF General LA
Vega a. ollows:-No words express my feelings On
this occasion express deep thanks 70 the dstngusAsA
Mexico and the United States nearly alike. Every
year somc change takes place in the Mexican government
and the United States viii, / hope, always aerss
The troops OF the United States having psna-
;s. ,rssed s 70 :. .Ss walls Of the city q Assiss
MEXICO In her endeavors 10 sosain her liberty and hAs
pendence Ny comrades and were struck very forub,y
with the appearance OF the children Randaus Is1ana
to-day. They seemed TO have bean imbusd with Ne
eprt as Washington when he led the vicossssa
every confidence greSiness Of the American pesVs
Whatever they undertake they can accomplish. WAsn
the % s ss SsS
!Appauss) Ncrco !. destined 70 be tho bride 4 =
~ the hands Of her future husband (Appianss)
Mr. LArsoS here rose, and proposed The following
toast -
"Msxioo the destined bride OF The United States Hav
the wedding soon take place"
Tho health Of Mr.. Keene was then proposed.
Gov. remsns health vas also drank.
AID srxsRs then and thanked the company BE-
half Of Gov rsmsn and spoke highly Of the Ten Cow
sioa he proposed the following tosst-
. Our dissiDsushed guests ffom Mexico"
Responded 70 by Mr.. IAtsou.
The health Of Thomas r. whitney. NC, was thsa prs-
The United saass was the natural frisad q Hexoo ia
ropcAa governments could mot Aympahiss With repasa,
and were therefore, not favorable 70 the weliArs q
Mexico In conclusion he proposed tho following toast
"Mesicc-may she rrow = : nation, and may -
people be happy and contenisd"
Gen BIAEoo replied 70 this toast in Spanish, which vun
translated By Capt Borden. ~ follows:-
81 admire the patriotism Of the people Of the UsesA
indepsndence and her glorious nstsussoss II vas -
Americans who opened the doors Of liberty when rrsnss
smut tnem against IT. zeal myssif bound 70 give haa9
and ODER you ou, noss hearty thanks for Jour oosSs
also highly indebted, and hope vs shall sooa nsa
The hsssS Of Governor Taylor vss then dranx win N
Captain BORDEN then proposed shs hsanh Of NJ Ias..
Con. Ia yreA here minated th.s he had . few vrds
10 say and addressed the party In spaniah, winch
translated BY Capt Borden ss follovs-
propose he health Of the persons in charge OF shs
ceaDiiucss Win which everything vas Eepl hope -
country win always be abls 70 maintain 10 liberty snA
ne nsssS Of General "a Veg. was then proposed -
drank, amidst great applause.
The company then adjourned 10 their respective
homes, well pleased with what thcy had seen snd
pcvenced during their visit 70 tho public instnuto1 q
New Yosk. t
Coronerx' Inqussts.
the HoMuDs ON Erscros DAy.-Cosonsr Counery hsA
an Inquest yesterday tho BE evus Hospital upoa ~
body Of Daniel Mclean, the Individual who 90 bro
tally beaten Of The poll districts Of the nsvs.Ah
ward on election day. ne asaauk and volencs were
proven. but appeared BY the evidence Of Dr. Rsynea6
Of the surgeons at the hospital that disease ~
OF death. Dr. r. stated under oath thsa hs hnA
made post morem examination Of the body, and founa