New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
Visit Of the Busslan Naval Omeers - the
Public Institutions.

Public Limitations.
The Russian Admiral, at the invitation Of
the Commissioners Of Charities and Corrections yester
day visited the criminal and charitable institutions Of
the city and county. About loI o'clock a. M, having
previously passed through tie various departments Of
Bellevue Hospital the party embarked on the steamer
Bellevue. and proceeded up the East River to the ISL
ands where the institutions situated The day was
one Of the finest ID the Indian Summer addne greatly
to the enjoyment Of the distinguished gueste.
| Among the Russians present. beside Admiral Lii
sovsky were the captains Of four vessels Of the feet
namely: Capt. Boutalof Of the Osaba. Capt. KIemcr
Of the viaterze Capt Lund of the Variag. and Capt
Zelonoi of the Almarze with some twenty other off,
GERS. President Draper and Commissioners Bel and
Nicholson, with several prominent merchants and PRO
icssona men and few ladies constituted tie remain
der Of the company.
The time was passed In very social manner. II
guests assembling the upper deck Of the steamer
Mr. Draper Mr. Bel and others pointing out to then
tic objects Of interest ON tho way. On passing the
Lunatic Asylum, at Backwells Island while American
and Russian fags were waved from the roof lively
procession Of the inmates, with O black lfer 81 II
head and an American citizen OF Afiican doscel
bearing tie Stars and Stripes, cheered the sistcIs
Randalls Island was made the first landing when Il
famous Light Guard Of founding and orphan 20!
with banners and music welcomed the guests win
cheers. This regiment, numbering some zoo ooys OF
about or 10 years OF agc, having gone thIoush
variety Of erolations 10 very credable manner. the
Colonel Master VIM. II. Thompson. addressing Ii
Russiang made the following speech:
GEyrLEMEN or The RUSSIAN NAVY: Yor a-e we'coms.
here today. TO this cur island home The children viz
all be happy the representatives. Of our great ally
the Emperor Of Rrssjathe only foreign Power nat
sympathizes with this nation In their hour OF tronple
We had the pleasure Of seeing one OF your great sA
when she passed by end turned ont and gave hen
six cheers. don't know that they heard Us On Uoarf,
as She was alar of. Fad seen her sooner we would
al have been down to the waters edge 10 welcome her.
Gentlemen we in the midst OF great Rebellion,
greater In magnitude than the world ever saw Bni:
thanks be TO God hope 10 be abe 10 put u down nnd
would have done 80 long ago If they the Rebels rad
not received foreign cid. But never mind. !. may 20.
be turn TO do friendly act You, gentlemen. have
rebellion IN your country. Bn Il IL small u con-
porson with ours. We have had some grand battles
with orr foes AID them say grand, fer believe
when The history OF this Rebellion Is written tie world
viii say that nothing in history can begin TO compare
with them Gentlemen thank You For yorr attention.
and hope that the friendly feeling now existing between
Russia and the United States VIII continue Tor al tmc
These remarks were handsomely made ard we're re.
eeiyed with warm applause.
couple Of hours were agreeaoy spent in visiting tie
rursories pay and school rooms, workshops, SC the
round being tic same "a on Tuesday wien tie compa.
ramme was also the Sane ar on the former vsit. The
children belonging to the COlored Orphan Asylum nun
bering 2io who were assembled the balcony, from
the circumstances connected with their teartess eTse
cution by the late mob formed perhaps the otec Of
greatest interest. They sane the Star SpaDslsd Ban
per and the sweet birdhke melody Of tho voice Of an
Indian girl was remarked by several Russians and 9th
ers The Hon Moses H. Griunell and several gentle
men and ladies' he.e Joined the party.
At the Wardens house number fades were nitro.
iuced TO tie Admiral. frst-rate collation. had heen
provided here and after justice had been done IT came
the brief speech Of Presden, Draper and tie response Of
| the Admiral
Mr. Drape. said. that representative a. the Com
mission he called upon 10 perform the agreeable
dnty Of saying that they bad met their distinguished
gnes,s on This occasion with heartfelt satisfaction and
Joy Admiral Lssovsky had given evidences a. every
tun that be and the nation he represented regard the
were bound 70 regard brothers on other soil while
content oure to take OF DOR own affairs and
pay proper respect TO the flags OF other nafions.
men who are With him the present occasion with tho
utmost satisfaction. We greet hun as niend-ss
frcnd 70 this continent-as friend to TINS peopssa
q government based upon the integrity Of e people
without taking Of your time. beg leave TO pro:
pose the health Of gallant friend wishing him and
he country he represents all happiness and al peace
and all that good nations can command. and all that
good nations deserve. Drank with cheersl
Admiral LI-sOysxY responded US follows:
sir. PREspEST. LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN: have had
the honor more than once acknowledge the feelings
If gratitude o ysef and other officers for the reception
have received in this country and for the broth.ry
feelings tia, es. between the Americans and my owe
countDmon. have expressed these feelings to military
OFT GERS To naval officers 10 citizens whose caings are
Il ga administrative nature but this is the hTst time
have addressed my 10 those who have IN their hands
tn relic. the poor OF the sick Of the destitute OF the
orphans and IL is gentlemen but expressing the feel
ngs 81 ny counfrymen when express my feelings OF
adm.aton OF deep and profound sympathy fos th,
work that is iutrustod 10 you, and IL is with the mos
opeA heart that wish you gentlemen success IN thai
mctiioriOus vorr-the work At giving homes TO the
homeless u giving education 20 children whose earl!
misortnncs wod otherwise prevent their receiving II
Gentlemen my respects. my esteem, ard my s'lmra
ton. Cheers.
pleasant lEeczy sal ended the excursion the GOA
taking the company 10 the Admirals iigatc lying Of
The Battery from whence the officers transferred