The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

DEPARTURE OF MARSHAL BERTRAND.-Marshal
Bertrand lett yesterday morning for Bordentown,
where he will await the arrival of the Vicompt his
son, and the Hon John Barney, with whom he will
proceed south, remaining in Philadelphia one
night, where he has, we understand, promised to be
present at the Concert to be given by Madame Cas-
leilaH thence he will proceed TO Baltimore having
accepted an invitation OF Mr. Barney TO a ball, at
which Baltimore will doubtless display those fair
jewels. for which she is SO celebrated On Tues
day he will visit Washington, and afterwards York.
town, in the Old Dominon-a SPOT as holy in the
recollection of Frenchmen as of ourselves-return-
ing again to this city, where he will remain for ten
days, previous TO his departure for Europe on thu
oath proximo.
The Honorable Mr. Barney, the son of a chief of
division IN the Naval service OF France, in the days
of the Republic, will accompany the General upon
the whole of this tour
Nothing could exceed the cordial reception of the
veteran in this city, by the Governor the authorities
OF the Corporation, the officers of the army and navy
this station, and the militia. A few contre temps
nave, however, prevented that entire harmony
which desirable; the least of which was the
unaccountabe conduct ofthe commute, who appear
10 have wished 10 conceal from the public all the
circumstances of an affair about which they felt the
greatest interest. This conduct appears too, unac-
countably strange, coming from Frenchmen, who
have ever been held models ofgood taste and polite.
ness, and who mingle freely in the society and
feelings OF New Workers than natives of any other
country. There are, however, two classes in the
society OF all nations, and the rueFrench gentlemen
domestcated with us we acquit OF all participation,
IN the management which has thus to a great de-
rec, disappointed public expectation
The course, as we said yesterday, pursued by the
commute ls altogether without a precedent for
bluff and exclusive John Bull, at the dinner given
10 Lord Ashburton, made special arrangements for
the public press; and even at the entertainment
given to Lord Morpeth, who was not received by
the Corporation, especial arrangements were made
for the accommodation Of the representatives of the
press nay more, the movements of the Prince de
Joinyile, prince Of the blood, were faithfully
chroncled and recorded
Another circumstance which took place at the
inner appeared strange. After, or at least in re-
ply TO the tribute 10 the American Army, though
Col Bankhead aveteran, and an accomplished gen
t.eman who had participated in the glorious events
of the Niagara campaign, was present, General
Saudiord, of the New York militia, took upon
himself the onus of replying TO the eulogy so prod-
galy, though not undeservedly bestowed on the
glory OF the land service. We have yet to learn
where Gen. Saudford earned his laurels.
Auer all, however, every tribute which could
have been paid to virtue, fidelity, and dsinterested
truth, has been said by the public 10 Marshal Der.
trand.
ANOTHER NEW SHP.-The Cehota is the name
OF splendid new freighting ship of about 800 tons
burthen. recently built by Webb & Allen for N. 7,
81 G.. Griswold Judging from the appearance of
the ship, we feel confident that there are few yes
sells that can compare with her in any respect, not
only IN the beauty Of her model, but in the soidity
oil her construction. Ia the language of her Captain
mad sac been run in mould she could not have
been more perfect
Ihls nae snip Is commanded by Captain Hep
pufn, VINO Tor many years has been engaged in the
Canton trade, As gentleman and shipmaster.
ne enjoys an envlabe position in addition TO WINCH
nc Is one Of the most popular Captains sailing from
the port. She sails duringthe early part of the en-.
suing week for Liverpool, and will no doubt b.
filled with passengers
Those who deslre to witness one of the mos,
beautifully modelled vessels ever built, can be essi
~ graiited by visiting this superb ship at Pier No