The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-07
THE TUNIsIANS.

Their Rsmbles Through the City Yes
terday-visit to the American Institute
Fair.
Our visitors from Tunis did an immensely Of sight
seeing yesterday Rising early they had the articles in
the various papers concerning them translated They
seemed quite astonhed ~ the idea OF all their
ments being known TO the press and recorded Probably
there ara no such things In Tunis ubiquitous reporters,
which accounts for their wonder They started early
the previous day In order much as posi-
BILE Of the city before they left Driving up Broadway
the nrst place they stopped at was
FL BRADY's PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
Here they shown all the photographs Of noiabl-
tes TO the list Of which they would be added The
portraits Of the great military and naval commanders
North and South examined by them with interest
They seemed well posted the matters connected
with our late struggle Is well the leading facts In
our national history The views OF battenels taken
by Mr. Brady, - also the ruins Of Richmond &c,
much admired rho heroes Of the Revolution a. we'll
Is the collection Of portraits Of Presidents seemed
fall while in Tuns, TO keep them posted the history
OF his native country After spending nearly two hours
in the examination Of kr Bradys collection the
bers OF the embassy sat for their imperial photographs
srtists from France and England frequently stop d
their sitting Having been photographed the party
again started, and visited next the rooms Of the
NEW YORK HasroRIcAL SOCIETY.
Here tnoy Wone much Interested with WORKS or
ART collected there The Egyptian department. Of the
museum haA cousidcrabie attraction for them and they
carefully examined all the specimens pertaining 70 that
monumsnl from their own land, which had been for
vardsd e the Society through Che kindpes o. ~.
placing anything from Tan;s IN one q ssis museums
sesmsd very strange 70 them. AL ~ articles Of viru
we're named y .hsn BY osr Consul who has spared no
pains 70 afford them oil the nformason In his power
regarding oil they have sseu and heard
DRIVE rHROUQH WALL sTRgsT.
~ wsM street We she next place which they drove 70
them, saS when fsry srysd IL shs cssSsssa sccS
che New World doubtless they were made aware
Of The difference between the "buls" and the "bears"
We are not aware whether any member Of the party In
vested in any petroleum stock Irish republic scrip.
We hope they did that no bogus company has palmed
cal quotation strifins sn was properly siucidaed 70
their great CONSERVATION Considerable dcuty was
-n y @ this .nd Other into Arabic but
had never their currency deprecated knew nothing Of
Jay Cooke his national blessing" never heard Of
eiysnm
Towards evening they returned TO their hotel where
dinner served up in the usual Aston STYLE ready for
their appetite, which was much sharpened by the days
tour OF inspection.
AT THE AMERICAN FAIR.
During the day the embassy waited on by dele.
CATION OF the managers OF the American Institute with
an invitation for the party TO visit their fair in the even.
ing General Haskins was pleased accept the invita-
on their way calling al Mr.. Blatchfords house. where
Secretary Seward Is nj present stopping Arrived nj the
far they were received by Mr. Carpenter General Hall
and the other managers and escorted the build
ing under the escort OF Superintendent Kennedy and
detachment OF police The fair, usually crowded. was
filled to repleton last evening, and II with dlcully
passage could be cleared for them. Crowds OF eager
ST. hsccr pressed from all sides N catch glimpse Of our
distinguished visitors They examined infinitely all the
Interesting specimens of American inventive genius
with which the building IN filed, and frequently ex-
pressed their admiration. Not content with merely
seeing each article, thoy tested everything for them
selves During the evening General Haskns pro.
scented with very fine sewing machine by Miss Common,
on behalf Of A. H. supee. II was fully three hours
before the party had made circuit OF the building
when they returned 70 the Aston House, very well
pleased with their evening amusement.
The embassy start FOR Washington early this morning