New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

IlnCe fobfpekIeO, shd INV "n" sno ''oJ"A slarts"
up the BlooniegdAle road.
1t hsd been rumo ed through tia morning that the
Prnse would go to High Bridge, AID there tazs enc OF
ire smsl steprasrs the Harlem River down TO the
Harriet Lane. wh,h lad been anchored of the Red
Bouis at Harlem 60 tho 60 carriages sped, many OF
them In sdsatoe Ct TIE Prince, toward the greatest
piece of squsduct engineering in the world. In very
short time there were moro than 100 carisges about
the hotel at High Bridge.
The Prince, however, drove 10 the Deaf and Dumb
Insitution, at Fort Washington, mott of the following
carriages which had not gone to High Bridge remain
ing outside the grounds of the Institution. The Ro, al
party welcomed by Dr. Pest tho President of ihs
Institution in little speech as follows:
Baron Renfrtw: In behalf OF the institution which
have the honor to Represent tender 10 your Lord
- % cordial welcome, though OF necessity brief In
GU Lor1shp's tour, through our extensive country,
yoU. Ltrdship has isen every variety of natursl
YOU our lakes, our rivers cur mountsios,
$3.50 ns ries our cities and our principal inst 1ton',
oJ have everywhere trust received that respect
ara oonside, stsoD suited 10 your Lordshps high posi-
snd con1uv ~. Necis but this institution is the first of
ueh spJ Pb;fb yeur Lordshp has visited since your
.ne +; This ,or1try Ii was founded 10 1911, has
",aadIv increased as the wants OF lhe community "a
steady ard n" ,umber 300 pupils Its object Is to
maDdtd AUG nV and moral light 20 those wac sit in
pr ~ elevate them TO the dignity OF ihinking
a ro,;or.I beings They cannot give u.eefance 20
their 10Y and gaGcau "a Oh .V Of ths;r hart
speech but they can spear "a in the lsngusos of
with equal sincerity and ca '-''
setioD. ,Ie5o,snts pour of
the pup. two boys and two gin were 'ne' SsieoeIa
20 ,e,form EXERCISES on the blacs 'oard-a Is' su'n
"a thew cbo.e and ssrwsrd on su) ects susgeseu ~
n Prince and bis party. One w'ss upon .us "r0S.
Fa,,.,p. The performances evinceas high d'gTee OF
cnI,rYe Much time was consumed bore, anu 'ne
drive to the Century House, up the hspgson'se ioao
was lively one. OF the 400 or 5O0 earnsges ""un
half q mile of the Fort Washington Hotel, at shtS
time. rot more than sixty or seventy followed To"
PRINCE TO the landing at Observation-Disclosures
., rect. Here he was waited on by Messrs. A. L.
W,tmore. J. b. Collins, o. +, Wood, K. N. Haverr,
Cbas Buckley and Mr.. Goodrich, Directors oil tue
Juvenile Asylum, and invited to visit that charity
The pressure Of the programme would not $40" OF
this. and so the party went Immediately on board the
Trumpeter, the largest of the three little steamers
v,bich NV on the ga lem River The LILLE boat gay
with flags and streamers steamed down tue
river, past docks, which were crowded WITH
.speetstors to and under the High Bridge,
which was covered with eager spectators, 81
were the hills on either side-droye through
the bridges at Harlem, which for hours had been
backened with an expectant assemblage lat least 2Oo
people being swung round on the draw OF the lover
bidee down to the Harriet Lane, which was lying at
anchor off the Red House, below Harlem. Mostof
the patty at Mayor Woods were on board, and, III ad-
dtion Commissioners Draper, Bell, and Nicholson,
who were invited 10 be present. In order to point ou
the Institutions on the Islands as they were passed.
The Randals Island Boys, 100 of them, dressed IN
their best were mustered 10 martial array, with music
and baoners along the dock. They displayed large
piece of bunting upon which these words were Visible: