The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-11

roun or rus en- AHiTA BLx INSTITUTIONS
Our rnnisan friends determined To much or
New yesk possible for the short tune they may he
here Yesterday turning their attention from the Navy
Yard and lis surroundings they madsa tour Of the vari-
GUS charitable institutions In and about metropolis
RASDAIL's IsiASr
After leaving their hotel the Bey's envoy. accom-
panied nv Mr Perry aud the nsshsrs az his suite drove
% per foot of Twcaty sixth street. where they
we're met Nv Commissioner Bowen and others. Having
embarked steamer specially provided for them they
we're qss~kiy landed RsndAli's Island On landing
they received by party Of tasc hundred boys with
drum corps who escorted them w the ReformAtory-
The party then conducted hrs~gh the various de-
psrmcnss u the building in theccur Of which they
Instructed 10 the oblecs OF the institution and
the employed 70 compass ~ In many OF tho
rooms the chldr-a greeted tho by singing songs
which afforded nanme pleasure 10 the embassy Aftrr
leaving the building one Of the boys stepped from the
lated 10 Csnsrai Hs-Gsm who generously responded.
nLseKwxLL'S IslASD.
On 'sasss Randall. ssnd sy again embarked Iass% and
they formally received by She Warden and officers
of the island, and oond,sseA TO tho Governors
Amer p~rsking u some reissshment Commissioners
Bowen made address which eontaned some INTEREST,"
M statistics In rrecnce To and its treatment.
General Hsshem briefly responded, and in the course
OF his speech remarked that the previous day
he had visited our Navy Yard, where ships
seem 10 be- built more strongly than in any OF tho
navy yards he hadbeen 10 esri in England France.
Now he pleasure in giving his testimony regards
n stronger and nobier insaantion-namely one which
sought 10 the youth " the land 10 become good
men, and strive 10 make bad men better This, he
said, a noble institution and which would show
that God be in the midst Of people with whom
charity great q virtue.
On ,ackwels Island the party was shown through all
the departments OF the pvion and workhouss, with all
Of which they were much gratited IL may be said thas
crime among the Tunsians themselves Is almost I'M
known The persons who commit crimes are IL IL TO be
regretted, representatives Of European nAaions who.
have been compelled TO flee thther to.escape tho
punishment u crime committed by them Il
homo All this tends to lessen toe idea the.
Tunsisns tanght entertain of soced civilized
Countries aud X necessary FOR them travel out OF
their own country order that they may ye correct
IDEA " Foreigners.
BxffHvug HOSPITAL
Leaving mack wells Island, tho pinec visited ~
The embassy Bellevue Hospital. Here they were
csnauced Ia the resident medical osssr through the
various wards The neafness of the arrangements, ~
compared with similar Institutions visited by them, 10
other countries. struck them recsrsabe. sickness
With them v connected with unclear and certainty
the connscion anything bat snstssird Ia this PROB.
ably the m"iei hospital OF the woTla
Amer going thseagh Bellevue The embassy reiurssd Ia
their hose having learned probably more Of Assrcsa
inssi,u,lcss than IN any one day dxsng their VISA