The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

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Tho Eovernunen,s OF both Province and Confederation
have fssred closing al Communication oet~esn
their dependencies
The government Of Buenos Ayres had purchased the
last msfchspt In tbe river, tas omirsn>e Bo~n
paving her in bonds equivalent 10 500 600 sve:
The credit Of Buenos Ayres was excellent. Urquza was
short o. money
Visit OF the New York Common Council to
New Haven.
THE INCEPTION AND VISIT TO YALE coLLKdE-
M,NUFAt ToBIEs AND PUBLIC INsrIrrrioEs-coM-
rLIMSNTARY DINNER At SAvIN ROCK.
On thursday tse members Of the Common Council Of
this city paid visit to the city Of Ne~ Haven by invita-
Ion tenaeed them By the authorities Of that city, ana
n which occasion they most hosotaby entertained
and showed the institutions and manufactures OF
the town. They left Nes York in the Elm City on We'd
pesday stern o. them Aldermen Brady add
Starr cou cmen Lamb err Ross, Van Tine, Valentine
Fcar ckofd On their way up Captain LIE Wis. Of tho
steamer paid them every attention which made the trip
exceedingly lea ant to all. About eight O'Clock the
steamer reached the City Of Em and the delegation from
New York conveyed 10 the New haven House,
where they we're welcomed by Counsimen jerome L.
Stout Homer a. Peck aud Stiles Stevens, Esq After
their guests had somewhat refreshed themselves they
were at the house Of Eli Hills and during the
Of the evening little amused By entertain
ment given them by prominent but somewhat eccentric
genius known "Upcle B NJ
Alb ut half past twelve O'Clock thcy serenaied
by the New haven Brass Band, during which
several excellent pieces discoursed. On THUR
| day morning they early waited upon BY the
| above gentlemen, accompanied by Alderman George
Cook, sud in carriages were conveyed TO the Common
Counc. Chamber. Here they were welcomed by Mayor
Philip s. Gx,pn, Councilmen Andrew P. Hotcksss and
other members Of the Board. At nine cclcck they
| visited Yale College, ana After inspecting the va
| rous departments they proceeded 10 Trcmbull gal
lery where most Of tIo works Of Col Joha rruuba,
deceased. In the south of the building the paint.
pss consist chiefly OF collections from o. W. Corr Esq
| of Norwich, and Joseph Z. Sheffield, Of New Haven
Among The paintings cf note in the rrrmbun Gallery is
ths& Of washington Crossing the Delaware" and msny
other historical paintings executed ~ TfunSau years
ego ane piececf Workmanship IN statuary the group
| Of "Jephtha and hn Daughter executed by the lac
Mr. b Augur ani presented to Yale College, occcpes
one corner or: , OF the gallery; fhe guests we're
paintings the portraits Of deceased officers and tenefac.
iors Of the college; smoog them the. OF President Dry,
Professor N. Porter, and "AsdorEa painted by Eurlio
This latter picture early day .rcn Span
to the cnsned:s Of Mexico, ~aere occupied plare
Mexico during the occupation Of tbs. city By the Tai
ted States troops visit to tue Debating Ea Of
Lnonian So ;ety mex. cc-cped their attention IL IS
richly furnished, at tue upper end CT tue roo n
| are copies Of the anhcco statues Of 60 SJrtoe,es'
constructed somewhat after the sty lstor library
was also veed Qate nrnber Of aDcers iticssea
here 10 be seen, and considerable them
bust OF President Day, IL marble. ane old wooien
chair use the drs< President OF the coaeee
wat &c ths exssnsiye "noaes.ef snr. factory faox
our CITY Fathers becoipg Interested in one
Of the far ones. was uhsxpse.ee.y asxea by the
supporting that he hadade deep impression upon her.
repnee 80, NJ, indeed not just ooi: at my hsad"a
the sr1ne time hitting his hat he being blessed with
unanual amount CT hair. Ihs oit add ns
case, IS he finally bed 10 acknow icge himself married
theyoung lacy turing out TO be old asquant ance
Afe- devotine little time here they returned the
carriages apd wee shofty SET 1t the extensive
rss, factory al Alderman George Cooks. This lie sad
sae largest light carriage factory tee United Satss
Considerable was here spent in gong through sn
VARIOUS departments inspecting the branches
TIC trade. From this establishment three tnousaas
seven hundred aid hity ak light wsgcrc turned
est year 90 their visit here being concluded, they
waiting E1cpfuous collation. prepared neoeath heavy
-pleasanily scent the compaxg to the Cosn
Aehamber NJ O'Clock The remaining members Of
IN waiting with OF guests at two o'olocs
proceeded 10 Savin Rdcx distance cs about niles
York ooas at the Rock .ae
| Al the bead OF the table seated Mayor Gal
pn on hs & s sa on h M
treme left the table: and others preeent were
George ". Ecxs, members OF the New Eayen
press. The good th'res having been cared for,
Mayor CALM arose and maze few brief remarks,
stating tss nc fel 1t great noncr to welcome te
New York. lie had loosed forward to tneir visit with
1
| from the leaopg sal City Of the States
they would hardly be able to axo their pleasant
ana interesting they caud wisn II they had 40
thing them duriog their visit far was 10
him exceedingly gratifying he assured them tna nac
satisfy their New York brethren aa: old Connecticut ura
ed out little more Than wcoden nntEaegs aud Van.
kee knlol knacks He ailsded in very
cep,ion given the members Of the New Haven Common
Council wbic in New York. Their visit the various
institutions the islands afforded them great oppor
tunty 10 witness the system By which such extensive
sjtuticng carried on, ana their many advantages.
He conclude by giving as toast the New York Com
Alderman STARR, being called upon, in response
only as roaards himself bet those who a as
conpsn.ed him, with vast degree Of pleasure and he
would Acknowledge with Bone ist,e surprise, that nc
| could hardly believe that village like New haves hae
many attractions and afforded extended field ia
the way OF prsc ana private institutions; yet such
shc case, as ne had learned and seen much during
4 the course of The day to repay, him well FOR ths
time arent, &c assured them tat they hs. rea-
son TO feel proud of their city, ar located anao az
! tnem were Ran whose ambition yearned to sho "
the word what be done in the manufacturing interest
more extended visit in the several manuac:ories there
much 10 be learned and il ~cadIle9e weeks 10 la
come acquainted with all their various branches
| Cguncin man Ho-CBRss, OF New Haven, followed in
| very happy manner, siludiug to the kind attention
shown he associates while in New Ycr., and gave as
oas', "Go7 EsnjrF PncKney, Of iSe Board Of Zen Co
yeynors"
Councilman Cook, Nh Caudes and P Manchester, Esq
followed after which me company asjou ned 10 epioy ,as
cool breeze from the Sound. AZ BIZ o'clock they re-
turned to New Haven, Stopping their way the race
courso, and PASSING tie city jail and county poorhouse
During the ming they konorad with col,.
ton at the establishment OF Councilman Eetchkiss on
State street Here their Wait concluded by speeches from
Mayor Gepir, Alderman Starr and Councilman Lanbler
| OF New ork VIM pormeg City Clerk OF New Haven
and several Others the iew York mebers bong finally
escorted ic the Earoa depot having enjoyed the
most in.erassing receptoys tendered taer body
The Case OF csc BOY Hsggertx.
sCyREME CoUEg-sPECIAL TERM.