The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

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Mr. coCHRANE's REPLY.
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thanks for kind and hospable invitation but
and ana
On invitation of Marshal Meyers, the guests LETT the
steamer walked through the main streets of Norfolk
bis house for the purpose Of partakng Of good old
fashioned Virginia mint ulep On the route they passed
through The oldest street Norfolk n which st stands
revolution had British cannon ball buried In It's walls,
where still visible The streets OF tue city remark
lime as an additional precauton It was subject Of great
wonder all who Norfolk for the first time that
~ position and with III sanitary regulations ne yellow
tahon. gratifying TO learn that the recuperave
powers Of the State had almost made up for the SAD
havoc Of the fever A. Marshal Meyers the punch and
mint julep wore heartily Welcome after rather
fatigueipg walk, bu. time was pressing, and ~
the ss was ,ps ays TOT Ss ~
the Guards kindly consented 70 stay by the steamer,
At the wharf, and prevent her being overrun by the
eager and curious citizens that Leutenants Harrison
and Turnbull the only representatives OF the Be-
venth regiment ~ Mr.. Meyers They, however, cor
Mey ers and their Norfolk friends case they should ever
visit New York, and bidding hearty good bye to all,
the guests Ut for the steamer.
PASSING TIL. ERICSSON.
About eight O'Clock on Sunday evening the jamestown
left Norfolk for Richmond, and had proceeded her
way hour before the lights of the Ericsson
dscerned ahead. The jamestown soon ran alongside,
"Have you . river pilot on board to send usr'
"No.n
"Csn We get up the river with nineteen feet of water
al don't know"
"wIn you iss US follow youf'
The jamestown ran up light 1t her stern and siaoked
MP her speed 70 accommodate the Ericsson, and the
two vessels for about hour Captain Parish, how
ever afraid that he would be detained by the slow
speed until too late for the tide and slackei mp, and
As the Ericsson came alongside, hailed her
Havn't you got river pilot on board?
He says he IN one,
Can't be take you up the rivera
He says he can.
Then Why do you want me 70 wait for you9
We only asked II We could follow you.
swell, sir, can't wait shall have 70 leave you, sir -
said Capt. Parish, Of the jamestown.
Very well sir, was the reply.
Shall take your passengers up for you 2
"No, sir" said Capt Lopez emphatcAlly.
would DO sent down from Richmond for him. and the
vessels again got under way, the Ericsson being e
far toat was feared shc had got aground Tho
Jamestown on her way up, was received 1t City Point By
and met the boat Glen Cove going down for me Ecsson
passengers
The Glen Cove hailed the Jamestown
"HAve you seen the Ericssons We left her below; are
you going down 10 herf'
Ycs, and We win overAke you before you got 70 Rich
mond."
TIE TRIP OF THE KxIcssoN.
The Ericsson len the dock n tho foot OF Beach street ~
half past twelve O'Clock Saturday, July g. with the
Seventh Regiment National Guard, proosed to Rich
mond 70 attend the obsequies Of President Monroe Az
she let the wharf she sautcd by tho stesmships
Washington and Hermann, and various other ship
ping In the hsrbor, 70 which she responded. The
when upon cheer resounded from both vessels but
she soon left the Ericsson behind When she reached
Fort Hamilton and Fort Tompkins she saluied by
Lieut. Deerng, who was the officer Of the dAy NJ that
point
Being now fairly under way the forces were mustered
and found 70 be ~ Follows