The New York herald., 1860-09-12

smooshy through the water ss nfseen knots n hour.
n3ins observations q noou,. for the last time, We
n,a, found ws were in = a.e . min y, deg a MIN W
says run the ship has yet performed
NRARIRa PoRr
me- sky now got cloudy and overcast, and the horizon
misty In the direction steering had yet
seventy three knots 70 make before making port it
half past three n before ookouts the pad
lated dangerous rock which, but for III friendly
gleam would be fatal 70 many noble ship Soon after
called BY the iaacu name Of the bishop and his Clerks
oomed upon vision, then little island called Grass
homs and lastly BY degrees The crsss and peaks Of ne
Haven.
TAKING PLOT
By Eve p NJ we In full view Of that noble bay -
hove 70 and took . pilot from . little cut
OF her msnsa hauled up and her oresheet 70 windwSrd
This Important event decided the lottery The ticket
from i've p n 70 twenty minutes past i've was the win
ner for the f0ot OF the welcome vsiter had
board touched the deck just ~ three minutes past i've r.
The prize shared by three individuals, who, by
obtain the winning ticket few minutes
previous to the decision on these Amer leans
ana the third Americanzed Engshmsn returning 70
We learned from the pilot that the largest part Of the
Britsh' Channel fleet was lying in Milford 30 We congra
in for the outer bay : beautiful little iron side Wheel
teamer, said 70 be Irish trader, out 10 She
stern, and bad quite large number Of ladies' and gentle
men on board These were very cordial in their welcome
he great ship Cheering and waving Of hats and kerchies
became again the fAshon She lowered boat and two
individuals board Of whom, navy uniform
we were informed was The queens pilot who had como
A few minutes saw us inside o, st. Anns Head and
standing up nne looking bay, strongly fortified ~ every
possible point with defensive works stll in progress
From the outer bay another bay rather gulf opens
the right hand This Milford haven proper, and when
fairly into this noble sight presented itself On the
right Of the entrance large circular bay ned with
feet OF golfers anchor for the shipeofwar had been
cosDg Outside Of these lay fne British bark, proba
sI' a % s a .a'
longing 70 Salem.
mile or two within the haven lay the feet, moored
lines the intervals In the outer line being nled
by the ships forming the lne that steamed
they consisted OF two heavy rgates the Dadem and
Mersey, and nine line Of battle ships, the Mars the
the the ,bs sAs o.2s
wheel steamers They all nne ships but 70 your cor
ship the Alter her the noble three decker,
the Royal Albert bearing the flag Of Admiral Fremante
The officer in command Of the squadron.
As We approached We could make out that the decks
OF these fine vessels crowded with seamen, whose
dark blue shirts were relieved by the red coats Of
the marines iniermingled with them. Suddenly STAN
pede the ship US and crowd Of
smart active fellows started aof, until every yard was
Sn se
until they had gained the truck where they remained sit
ting Comfortably and IN three or four Instances positive
ly standing upright until had passed.
AS abreast Of the stcrnmos vessel her
crew gave us three cheers, 30 simultaneously that IL
sounded like the voice Of man, but wth such noble
volume OF sound that Its effect is indescribable.
The thing occurred every of the eleven ships
forming the squadron. Our John Bulls were jubilant,
and, with eyes fairly swapping with delight they returned
this noble welcome in kind but sadly deficient ones, both
very contagious in genuine enthusiasm, for before
half way the line correspondent In common
with all his fellow citizens, found himself shouting
Justify any there He believes he received the
fection from the captain and pilot the bridge who
got TO cheering much vigorously and waving their
caps quite excitedly any else IN the crowd
The EhAre taken by the American passengers In The vocal
demonstration Eratned our Engah cousins immensely
Though the best Of terms during the trip
spondent could that there was warmth and cordi
atty their bearing afterwards which latent In the
English char scter until evolved either BY long acquaint
ance by some such incident - that which had just
Il was q noble spectacle, and many OF citizens
who had seen such . feet before truly said,
worth having crossed the Atlantic 70 witness.
Your correspondent paid for his share In the ansacton
terwards, and being - hoarse raven .. this present
writing.
rm ARRIVAL
steaming up the Haven-which, By the way, fr all
purpoees Of very little acerior 70
noble bay Of New foTkwe reached anchorage NJ half
past SIX M This Just opposite Pembroke Dockyard,
Of great capacity and completeness to who
by the standard Of the Brooklyn establshment.
There thriving village In connection sith the dock.
yard AID the town Of Milford proper wh ch we passed
advantages Of the location, there 10 no doubt that
Milford Haven II . port whose v destined
TO become better known before many years roll
Tho following the Official report OF the log and per
iormance Of the cpginess-