The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
Visits 10 the Dutch Frikate Priace Of
Orange.

Yesterday afternoon the decks Of this noble piece az
.v., arch, e,ture were crowded with ladies and gentle
men Who spp.ared TO take great delight In inspecting
her and who ,hown every attention by the gallant
officers The commander officers and crew are dom cleo
ON the vessel and not shore and they frequent
stroll out and admire our fine city Thy are enamored
with our people and institutions and rcpubcanim
Cur equality sprit, warmhsarInes and the absence
Of all absurd i.udal arisocratc feeling prevalent ON
III, European continent are the themes OF their
mndaion Nor is this to be youdcred at when We re-
COLI ct that Holland the nearest approach to repue-
IN Europe with the exception of switser-
lard ana that from her example Lutheran religion inna-
cnoe and spirit. have derived much benefit u bu
few years since that Holland actual republic;
when by the concurrence of various circun stances it
thought advi. able to make the elective Stakeholder
lie governor; AID it therefore follows that there Is
s'rg and natural feeling of ympat between Holland
and the United States 1t under the rule Of william
Prince Of Orange that the potic James Of England
elected and the English people aimed their second
magma chara-,h.ir bill Of righs-and their present
liberal monarchy The naval power of Holland in found
ing the Cape OF Good Hope in opening the East India
possessions and in the exploration of Australia and in
decd many parts Of country has been OF real
value TO mankind. We therefore must recognise
this visit as Of ordinary ind and which
merits small d. gree Of sentiment. We understand
that the st. Nicholas Society has made arrange
ments for the invitation Of the commander and
officers grand banquet next week. and that city
authorities about take steps for similar demon
stration of such hospitabe and proper feeling Among
the notabiiies who visited her yesterday Mr. Tes
ter the Dutch Minister at Washington, the Prussian
Consul, Commander Mercer. of the Navy Yard-who
sued with thirteen guns-and tho commanding officer q
the receiving ship.
We have been kindly furnished with amended list
Of her officers which We give Captain d. Byl de
Vroe Commander. J. c. du Cloux Lsutenants j. A. Van
Ommen NJ II. Jansen, j. Vos, G. J. Dammc. y. Pan, J.
l.. Kleynsma, MIDI hipmcn. f. d. f. Van den Bossche,
T. L. Baion Brantse J. G. A. Van Asnerer, A. T. r. L.
Baron Van Haersoltc Van der Doom, j. A. Dinaux, j.
Trcmp S. de Laat de Kanter, j. A. Brant do Ia Faile,
G. j. d Wolt.rbeek Muller, w. Mas Geesteranus, W.
I. H. Cramer G. Byl de yroe; Physician, J. Van Wyck;
Surgeon, c. T. Lucke; Purser A. Cosyn; Adjutant
Purser, W. j. r. Van Els; Clerks f. Wolfson, c. j. Umb
grove
We omitted to state yesterday that Lieutenant
Kleynsma the gallant officer to whom were in
debttd for and elaborate description Of the
first deck and the construction OF the guns and who
in command of the deck that occasion.
The first captain of this beautiful fgate less
parsonage than the present Prince Of Orange who In
New York in the year 1885, midshipman board the
Mas frgste A. guns. We shall continue present
readers with daily bulletin of what transpres board