The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01
THE SHIP REsOLUTE AT COWEs.
Honors to Capt. Hartstein at Portsmouth,
Visit of Queen Victoria 60 the ves-ei-aer
Msjesfy's Reception ON board-Iteturn Of
the shin 10 Portsmouth.

u0nors to Capt. Hartstein AT portsmouth,
visit of Queen Victoria 10 tho ves-ei-Her
Msjesfy's Reception ON board-Return OF
the chip To Portsmouth.
synS na,ep b, ,be npned ssssos copsre.. arrived :,
sphhsao the 18th nstnt under the conmtud Of Cap
tain HArvt.p, OF the United states Navy She vas uadsr
American ooors but eiirg her anchors the British
ensign vas run up alopgside the American; and on the
following DAY exchange salrs bong nred, The Resolue
on The mornirr Of the stn Captain Har,ten landed At
Porisn outh, Caid oilcia wits TO Chevaler Papa
nco the Unucd states Vice Consul and =, military and
civil authorities An Invitation 70 public banquet by
the corporation and inhabitants Of Pofumoutn has besn
accepted BY the Captain and officers. bu; the day not
yet axeo and every mark Of repo has been paid 70 the
American ohoers.
me Rs,olu,e wss toved MP 70 Cowes Monday, the
Queen having minated wish 70 nay witt " TIE yes
Get aud the irsstc R.tribuon also sent up 70
,arte the occasion and several gunboats and other
chips we're stationed 10 the roads. The Qaeen and
Prince Albert accompanied by some OF the roJ al child
rem psio their wilt about 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning
the ltib the Engnh and Amtrt,an flags lying 81 the
peak Of the Residue ara he roy al standard vas hossed
Capt Harktein received the royal party the officers
grouped on either side In iul Uniform. The following
] r. Cropkey Unted states Consul; Cnevaier Vincent
Potpsardo Wee Consul; Mr. Ha'oiug, Vics Cons II Tor
ne ln ca s.e, vsP "a se ~ c, " s,,e. CIV
nell Of the pro,cc,or OF the American Arctic exped
ton Her Majesty having received cordial veoome,
Inspected the vessel, and retired amidst enthusiastic
An sissan, s5,er was Afterwards served IN the ward
room, when NApt har0tcn propceeo y toe Vteen sha
royal family, add next the President OF the Uuted
ssstes," which both drank with much applause.
" The Bsnsh ard American navirs and armies" we're
tcasted and Capt. Hart<ten's heath was drank win
loud cheers. "1hc American Consul, Mr. Croskey and
bis spctllent Vice Census " was responded 70 BY Mr.
Co,ksy, and be concluded by proposiDa the Union
Jsok and si1 spADtled Banner with an appropriate
senumtnt
subttorepuy, Mr. Crsskey proposed the health Of Mr.
Ocrn.iins Gripne which that gentleman acKno rledsed
IN an t quent speech The future Of tne Reso
lutte, apd may che be again employed IN prosecuting the
search for sir John Franklin and his comrades, was
proposed By Capt. Higgins sot seconded by nr. Grin
nell. and evoked hearty applause The authorities OF
southampton furnished special steamer tor the occs
zion Gap. Hkristtin invited 20 dine and sleep NJ
o,borne ard ali the officers inv tel 10 Wait the
royal erouhds-a privilege OF which t1ey all awaited
he mseives.
me Resolu,e returned 10 Portsmouth On the Following
cay.
TnH QUEENS vIsrr TO TINS REsoLurE
from the Ltnoon Time, De,. ~
YESTERDAY morning the QCeen aud Prnoe Albert IN
srtctcd tbe discovery bark Resoute which Is lying
CT royal welt may no, DO insporo-
Irate THIS pocunary the age Of "anteoec EMS" 70
ssnce 81 the pat history II that renukabe craft and
lesent IN tive form somo iscts res pectng
her whic, are not generally knorn aud others which,
borsh tb,y have already been published, too int
rtsti x 20 suner by repe'ition.
Her ssjt ys barS Residue formed one OF sr Edward
B,thtrs s1uscron Of discovery, and 10 May, 1853,
sent under the command OF CsDtsin keiett,
n, 10 the Polsr seas 10 search on SIR Jon, Franz
in and ios tciettno purposes sac VISOR, since
her otnverarce enables us 10 speak OF her AZ o. q
sup r,si red 10 NE, let rather say sne k-a
ttout sqJafe brt vessel n 500 tons she is ttu1is
otCkcd end double peaked throughout IN order "
vuAsard TIC pitsfufe o. cc, ard she csrrie1 two
bTsls suns-sB pssrs.rs Der builders, haviss regard