The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15

arrangements inspected in turn The Pa hs was in
formed tha, the euding long a. the Great East
efn, and he took great interest in All the deuis
The Ten Governors Dot noted Tor going hungry
themselves tor allowing tner guests 70 sarve whilst
inspecting the Institutions was therefore, matter Of
course that good dinner should be provided whsh
nearly seventy sat down. and Of which nconsderable
quantity remained when they got up Mayor nemano on
Of applause 1er the saDIos had been
disposed Of, and the company were
Maxim. their -oa sS%ps,s soa aGTn %sn
Governor r. PsCKSRY rose and said, that the time
was Tying fast and there yet sights see,
there should not be much time wasted in speaking. He
would however allow their guests depart without
giving them toast and would therefore propose:"Our
Turkish guests: May the government which they repre-
sent ever maintain aicabe relations with ours and as
Captain Ryan said may the and the star
side by side with the American eagle"
This received With loud applause aud the Pacha
a tiger"
The Pacba in reply spoke in his language and
Your hospitality rs Of world wide reuown, for have
heard of IT from afar off, And now au happy To say
that have been fortunate a. to realise IL in pcpria
persong (Applause thank you most cordially for the
kind attention which you have bestowed upon me- and
assure you gentlemen, that the expressions which
you have made fhal always be my hope that the rela
tons between this country and that which represent
shall never TO be amicable (Applause.) have
been Hospitality received here and sba undoubtedly
report to my sovereign all that have todaythe
kindness and attention that have received at your
hands, and especially the institutions that have
"
press my gratincadon. tremendous applanse)
MIR. B. F. PrNc,xsEY proposed the health Of Mayor
Neann in the words Of Branch: 1.-The precocous of
an unsophscated daddy" which was received with
much laughter and cheers, and was duly Acknowledged
Councilman CRorrs proposed as sennmsnt-"The En-.
ertsDment of to-day Nay II not be subject OF invest
CATION for the Committee Frauds of the Board of Alder
men," uaugher)
Alderman BooIE proposed" The Ten Governors: Al
ways ready TO provide for the poor"
The then with another round Of hearty cheers
he tn M
spection through walks muddy ~ New York Street
Commissioners bad had charge Of them. The Pacha how
ever wore thick boots suggested by his late visit to the
Navy Yard and the rest OF the company too much
accustomed TO walking through Broadway TO complain of
the party welcomed by hearty cheers, such ~ one
would hardly expect from paupers lungs any where else
but under the fostering care of the Governors flying
visit made TO the female Almshouse including the
sick wards and the nurseries, and no little amusement
created by Of the youngsters, whose flaming red
hair suspcously resembed that Of Of the Aldermen,
and who Justify cried daddy" the CITY Father passed
Through even mudder walks than had yet been ex-
perienced the party ramped down TO the pentenary,
the southern end of the Island, where the
drawn up 70 gangs preparing TO march to their SATURDAY
evening neal Some OF the roughestspecmens eyed Judge
Russell evidently with very amcabc feeling, and the
Judges friends remarked that doubtless there many
OF his old scqusnances boarded at the expense of the
city by his special request There altogether nearly
hundred male prisoners and quite sight
them all marching close squads 70 their supper The
Pacba viewed them with much interest, and expressed
surprise a tbs extreme youth Of many While ,ectng
the penitentiary the Pacha much interested the
construction Of the building and the ventilation and fasen
ings Of the cells. Much merrment created by
body shutting the cell door and locking the Pacha into
cell which he had entered for the purpose
of inspection The Pacha enjoyed the joking well
as the others, and laughed harty seeing the same
trick played upon Mayor Temann shortly aiterwards
II now nearly half past ive, and the whole day had
been consumed in the visit The boats ordered
down to the Penenary landing, and the pier the Pa
cha took leave Of the Governors de again expressed his
exceeding qualification at the VISIT and said that where
there much reciprocal good feeling alive among
the people he had xtnessed here oday, he knew it
must tend 20 make them great nation AS the Pscna's
boat left the Island those shore gave him parting
cheer which was cordially responded by the Pacha his
suite and those accompanying him. On landing at Sixty
first street the party proceeded TO the St Nicholas In
rages and thus ended the Pachas visit 10 the rstitu
tions
THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY AND THE PACHA.
The young democracy, expecting the Pacha TO arrive
previous their ball in nonor OF wasnngtons birthday,
eTninedt invite him and his suite; but he did not
arrive In lime, the invitation which prepared sor him
not presented The Pacha, however, having express
presented TO him by The committee. The invitation Il
written beautifully embossed paper, with the following
Inscription, In scmicirc!e beautiful engraving OF
the cny arms
ExCEIIKSCy RKAa ADMIRAL noHANMxD PAcH,. I
On the lower half Of the semicircle the inscription
I Young DEMOCRACY OF THE CITY on NEW YORK
The invitation beautifully bound in red morocco,
ly glded and bears upon the outside Of the cover the
crescent and the star.