The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

was, sever reached IN sacsiv, in1 b. din ~ IN
vsiart touLcman V.r Tines strong a-ii, rrns no;
of the shb kep' o"t and ba .D.i= sAre Ain vel
rccm 10 b'--the. H.'a ,o- 'a-hss attention
vas very agreeaoy 'ec"pled ie 10" o-pec o. ne va
cus mUpitovs q Ie exam nee toe mar o-'f rlfe
very crf ally ana pronounced very good, hut liable 70
| get out G. order.
MAY er Ierosnp here took leave az Pasna and ex
! pressed ts pc that h- wou have q o".-@"t tsst
TITO Pasha mode y rspec ,ha, be 'e sure the Mayor
and the others 6esps ho bytter ha he deserved,
| ard cordially tcck 'cpvr of the Mayor
Next, tbsopgh SNOW mud sosh AMI water the party
escorted To The oasum factory where tine opsrs"n
Of pics pg, cutting and packing oasum wa wnessen;
ard the party were escorted through mnd
ard sl SD, followed By the same motley crowd,
pas, the dry dock 10 the Snsqnehaana, now being
ti. M as single deck gate, along side of which the
utter Harriet Lane was lying had oeon
arranged ba The Pscha should visit Fort Ha"'ton 10 the
af truccn, thought that thc ao-t exoedihois
vsu be by the cutter. tboueh ot du''" reafy or
rst .rp ,he was brought up at oo uoa'e ,n'pmgn ,,,
dfrn experienced in getting the cutter alongside
bwt finally sic 60. ana the Pacha nok leave on the
Urned Saise ofcers At the yard eteoned board
uhtrs he was cordially received by Cant Faurcs
officers There board the cutter Mr. H. "epo,
the shiIbuder, Capt ssepnof ap' Capt Joos'cnenkoe,
OF the Russian flag ship AMI others, An Interesting 10
tervisw nok place between the fachs aud tne nssia"
Ulcers in which the most cordial grcetings were ntr.
charged. After some little difficulty the cutter sSuns
Cose from her moorings and headet down the river
TIE TRIP DOWN THE BAY.
when the cutter reached the battery, shs ssopped and
boat Ashore for Of tne guests Sho we're wait
irg her arrival the pier, At the bage Office Tnese
being taken board she steamed gaianty down ths
hay, passing the fort Governors Island at quarter
before three. The day delicious and the scenery o
our gDid harbor seemed IN impress the Turkish
Admiral and his favorably, Indeed Il might
for sthoueh the of the earth WAS sh-ouded 10
mantle Of snow the waters Of glorious bay spsrked
as brilliantly he genial the waters o their
| beautiful Bospborus.
After the passed the fort Capt Faunce invited
biz guests to cabin partake Of substantial dnBer
which was prepared for then rhe company having by
tb time acquired pretty good appetite, did ample jus
,ce to the repast and the abundance Of chsmpasu.
hch fow round the board. The time being imiteh
the fast apr reaching Fort Hamilton IA few
we're given whie the dnner proceeded With
The rmkkh Consul Mr.. Hosford Smith, who occupied
the head Of the table, the toast ot The harriet
Inen the vessel On which they we're then enjoy ing
| Themselves, wb ch VAS drank With oil the hoto's
Capt Faunce ssye in return " The other Hsrr,e. RE
gsart cra was named, TO which toset some one added
| "the bright orgipsi.H
AlaJnsp Rools gave the health of Capt. Faupce and
ihe captain, in responding, highly comphmented Mr.
Webb builder who, he said had built tho beat shios
Lot Only in Amsrica but in the world sentiment which
| received with lcud appreciation by the com psny
The Aomira Mcbamed Pasba leaving the cabin after
took MT ". bb cordially by the hand, ana said ia
Fl dish wish success TO your snips, and ~ you
Ia ~hch kind remark Mr. We bowed cour,eousy The
then pass between Fort Hamilton and Fort
Richmond Staten leland. The admiral lrokea with ap
4 y
vssfeI rapidly through the Narrows She pro
ceeded far Cney land and tnep put about and re-
,urned OF Fort Hamilton bds Capt Faance foued
hat in the present Of the toe there not
sbougb the cutter the landing, while the mass %
Ice along hore precluded the possibility OF the boats 81
f,ctng landing in this emergency greatly W the die
| appointment OF his Excelepcy and the mpany
generally, Capt FAunce was compelled merely TO
| ,slue the fort by lowering his fas, which was
| responded To from the Tort An atmira1s ssu'e
| Of fifteen guns was then bred from Fort Hsnltod
While lying OF the Fort the Turkish Admiral provi
ded With tssscope, through which be toos look and
accurate say! q the wo.ns sna sssTsn
| in The city until Tuesday next, 10 order that he may
aurd bm an oppor unity Of making anoher trip 10 the
Harriet Lane wien the ice shall nave been broken up
be may be enabled TO conpete his inspection VI For
| Hamilton.
To gne the Admiral an opportunity Of seeing the
beauties OF the North river, ne cutter ran up IA lar ~
twenty tb street. and then rounding sDe ran py the
Battery, and up the last river As FAR "a .he Navy fsa
wheL agaiu coming round she proceeded 10 Mr. WsoHs
shyysrd at the foot o Seventh street Fast fver The
BOSTON boats Bay state and Plymouth Rock passed her
The former quite ,ose. salute passed betwe-n them
bv dcpng their flags, ana ioud cneer wI given BY the
psssereers OF the bay stat which was returned fro
The oecb OF the Harriet Line On reaching the shpyArd
Mr. Webb pointed the gs antic Russian frgae which
be is DOW constructing, and tho Admi al AMI his suite
| viewed her With manifest interest
Daring tho tip Nohaned Pashs examined the Harriet
Lane closely and appeared greatly pleased With hr At
his special request Mr. Samuel Cook naval tructor
vbos fitting Armament descr bed to the Admiral
the instruction Of the carriage for 81 pouncer mounted
in The bows % snged T TO work at boss sdes Of the
L
rb. Harriet Lane Of the most graceful craft
launched she is en- hermapbrodte bris'esed side-
wheel vessel of ESQ tons propelled by tao inclined
siptp each Of A. ach cylinders and feet stroke She
$50 length 30 feet hs am and feet deep In the
with aecommods,ons for a Grew of eighty men, with
abundant for the crews and officers az any Srccked
vessel she may be fortunate enough " reecnc She cost
sib0 900 and comm Andsd by Captain John Fagnce,
officer who has served ably for macy years In the Uod
staiss Revenue Service and well known this station
In The ypring Of last wear prop,sous were invited by
Mr. Cobb from the shpbuiders Of the United States, for
mod.s ard for revenue cutter: tina being
the Hrst that such work thrown opeu to c'm
tetton 10 the shpbuilsers OF the country Mr.. Weoos
model unsnously selected from thore Of thirtn.n
eopteiitort the best Francis Grice and tamue Cox,
United siaLs lval constructors and Chas CoAnd and
Henry Hunt naval epsnesrs being the board " whom the
models submitted. The contract awarded on the
18th Of Nay 1857, ard the cutter which made her Trial
trip yests rday th. result At the nsuea'ioo ~ Nc
secretary Cobb che has been NAMED The H.rrie, Lane
pebses gracefully the bachelor bopssties of thst
tahshmsnt TIE new steam cutter msdc eroeilent tine
yesterday running against strong ooi tide from White
hall Fort Harn,op n distance of miles 100 yards,
| IN % minutes Her machines work beautifully, and the
Whole outt reflects great oredt On the builder Sns IS
pierced for ten guns but S present her Armament with
the exception Of the thirty two pounder IN no, IN board
In week however, Capt Faunce expects TO have her 10
wben The cutter arrived at the foot Seventh street.
O'Clock NJ, the Admiral and his sdt ~eIe Isced IN
Council and the - Nicholas Hotel whore col
lson -ss par'sken Of previous 10 their welt 70 Laura
i keepes theatre
| TIE trip altogether Was most ag'eeahle enc, and
| afforded great pleasure 70 the Turkish Admiral
ruE rAcuA At LAURA xxxsss.
In the evening the Pscba and his suite we're escorted
\ by the committee Of the Common Council 10 Laura
Reenes theatre where prvs boxes IN the centre NJ the
dress circle were set apart for them asteriy decorated
with flags When the pachs entered, the music st,oped
and the crowded audience rising s1sse received the
turkish guests with hearty cheers rhe visitors seemed
10 enjoy the evenings amusement immensely though
fatigue OF the day rendered early necessary
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The Union Bank Defrlcsti tios.
Nothing important trepepired yesterday In connection