New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
CITY ITEMS.

80. uuer and Camp),l. TIE Superior Court
en- .,se, invited guests. p,id visit to the l. y
s :, fawrence Capt. San1s, Row lying IL the
ne o., N the Nay Yard. The company ieit
c,, J,aE al !, O'Clock and pros eefed TO Fulton
.'e ,.hsrs the steamer Manhattan was N waiting
''"1 IT,, ssrn 70 the Navy VAIL The day vas
de1,ot t(,l :he s-y clcas AID JIisht, ana irosh
-. ,.;,w .cross the nger. AZ &C approached the
,rd the boats Of tne = Lawrence were wsi'
,se foot q ne gau-~ay the sun-ourni tarS
"s .o,sstb them dropped ,1ciroars into the stream,
VIZ e.,y minutes we we're al comfortably seated
Az, 'a,ce 30 Is and gliding over the waves 70
,be noble frgaic
$50, ,.efrel sn tue deck thay we're received
O., eao5S and nls o4.cers lie company Oh
d,,,,p ~, o. TIE opposite s-de OF the decX
"A.-.., Ems and tic Dald payed Han Coium-
p'.,,'. so,,i.ed names, The guns oil the st.
va mn beloved forh a sa.uls-'hirteen
~ ,. ,ges-after which he company was
,,,c, r.ropg Dars OF tue vessel ana
.,,a...t every facility for inspecting her arrange
~o,,. TIE maryo.lols ne2.Eass ana ofoer "nic'
-.o,.;,es NJ, board t.is a. Oh every o'hef VI oui
-, y.s.els Is a last .eci OF pule Tor our
- officers. Not :he slightest article Seemea 70
- ~ ,,.ce not ONLY the rooms OF the lieulen-
,1 ,,,, .,inroen. bu: the quarters allotted to the
A"'' "a ,ii,,s crew were as clean and fresh
20, 10 ,.o.,ible for wool ~ be made. Inc -
r.....nce i, comparatyely - new vessel, having
49,, ,eoaf only four years though she was sixteen
-, IN THE stocks She carries fcrty-iour guns ana
ESQ.,. ~ the fastest sailers ia The American Navy.
I..r ,, from this port 70 Southampton was male IN
,w.,,vtwo days. but her fJrrner run from that port
a. ,,,s IN last November wa made in nineteen days
only.
ANer inspecting the vcssch me company was nsH-
,sd into The cabin, where al elegant collation. han
tAen prepsred The dimensions Of q man-oiwars
ao are not 80 spacious IS the aoon OF the IRVING,
,u the quests were al. The merror for their close
ouarers. Our friend, Gen. Hal who was uDremit-
ing in has attentions 70 o2oryho3y took his lunch on
,gp.carrsgc with as mach gusio as any veteran OF
,he sea Capt Sands made evosytOdy feel at home,
Nth his blunt. Hearty. ssi.or-like address and has
snceys, Iieu.s Boggs. Daer and Avery, calamity
seconded hIrn IN entertaining his guests.
Aner all had done Justice % the yitnds, Capt
Sands proo SEQ the health o; the Mayor and Alder
men OF Now-1 OTk, introducing j, with some happy
susions 90 is late visit 10 Eng and lie CONSIDERED
that although some Ihln-skine people m.Sht CON.
pan tha, We sycTe not duly reITcscicd IN inc Great
tongrtss Of National industry, no one could look on
The Gree slave or-passDg, # not from the suolne
10 the ridiculous, at least rUin one iang 10 anothef
satisfied hat this country hss not been dsgraceJ hui
these were not all there we're mechanical implements
from NCx-NOrk and Ono and Connecticut plo",;
haTrOws ,howcI baths nor did re see why We shoid
be asbaIns . Of baby jumpers ,L4ughter1 Wehld
no reason so blush for oar show &, the WorlIs ar
OF thCr reception as bearers ot Contributions 10 tbc
Exhibition be could no: say 700 much. Nothlag
could b. moro warm, and CORDIAL, and sincere than
The cloOmc extended to them. Il seemed as II no
thing too good for them. NhcgeFer they went.
the American flag was hoissod tt'lde that OF "Ie"'
Mt. lie ,f not Il all
was EXTENDED TO the officers a.onc-.t was TO them.
as representatives. Of the United Statcs-aS repre-
scn,aincs If iho State and Cry o. New YORK, ana
they wCF, proud OF beng slIch representatives.
Mayor kmgsland rose ID roply to the toast lie
made aricf though very appropriate address Of
welcome ana concluded by giving as toast ~
or Ns,y-with such o,cer, and such surround
US nav the ass OF tho Union VIII mover be IN dancer
iCh,orsl
Aldorman Miller then proposed
1As Nq,~ agd me My they always be- a. hap
Iily united ~ al thus time.
Judge DueT briefly rcspo nded 70 this toast.
The health OF 1t. BOgRs, the second officer, wa,
then proposed, and az Capt. Sands'S suggestion,
amended 20 as % include the Ulhcr oncvIs.' ~.
Boees BREEZY returned thanks and begged leave 10
substitute friend % his, IL. Uuerl who was the
Navy sni Judiciary united. II. Duer, thus called
upon acknowledged The compliment on behalf of the
Junior officers lie sand they hsi been indebted to the
ndusir, Of The United states for their late cruise.
He considered the contributions the II. Lawrence
carried over creditablc to The country hut he
must acknowledge that though The specimens IN the
Fair we're great, the specimens that didn't NIL the
space were greater Il had been nSinuatet that the
officers OF The ~. Lawrence hat seen 100 warm III
their cxpgeSsi of sympathy with England all he
could say was that IN rcturn for the kindness they
had received, they could dc no less lie had seen
any countries but he always came back Yankee TO
the backbone Applause
Capt SANns ,lcn rose and SAID, TIT us our harbcr
vas rraced by the presence Of war steamer be-
longing to sister Republic and as the captain and
occrs had not been able 20 acccp; his invitation 70
be present, lie would propose The health Of Captain
Iaurontin and the officers of the uogadcr.
One OF the JUNIOR olIcers Of The Mogadcr, who
was present gracefully acknowledged the courtesy
and proposed the health Of Captain Sands and The
officers Of The II. Lawrence, IN retain.
Judge CanpbcllS health was then drunk Judge
being called up, considered hs duty to obey on
shpboard. lie assured the officers Of the 81. Law
renee thai they spoke bu; me sentiments II the pco-
pie at large IN their response io TIE sentiments eN-
pressed by the English people, Oh the occasion OF
iheir late visit 10 Southampton He could not but
feel, when IN England la, OK messages should be
mesa age Of peace. We, here On board tins gallant
hlga,c could even feel some htue auaehment 20 the
iron md wood which bore across he sea the mes
saeeS OF industry and peace, and the stars and stripes
which foa,ed over them. Applause The vessel
vas happily chosen /: bears the name OF the grea,
river which separates the two >slonles, OR whose
waters the commerce 81 both countries floats IN
peace to The sea. lie trusted she would always be
a. she : now. ornamental ana attractive IN peace,
terrible and destructive m Wal lie would therefore
ave a. a toast
The Net. etAe J~.,o8 Sefs-orc~nenial IA Peace, ter
nble in War Cheers
Judge DucS then reddih sdc'esso the Mayor ana
Council o! Southampton ~ Cart sands, amer which
Alderman Ely read the address a. he Aldermen and
Councillors which appeared TO Re protest on sc'
eoun, Of their no, having been invited ey the Mayor
10 attend tAe ie gwen ny hun io TIE officers OF the