New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
THE TUrIsIAN EMBASSY.
Their Visit 70 The Mayors OMec asd az
GOvcPnOrb Room.

The Tunisian Gen. Otmsn Hashem and his
snfe Consisting Of Col. Ramiro Gaits Aid-de.csmp.
Cheyaier Antoine Cont, Secretary and Interpreter.
sccomPanied y the Hon. Amos Perry American Con.
SUI ana MS VIE and daughter, and Gen. Hail. called on
| Hls Honor the Mayor Yesterday morning.
l shortly after an introduction to His Honor. the
addressed the General expressing the pleasure
ue 'ct III "'comDg the representatives OF TuDls to
this city ana no stated shat this visit the first paid BY
eminent ouicers OF the Tunsian Government to this
country had excited great interest among the Ameri
can people ana would lead to the happest results In
TINS manner We should become acquainted and learn
OF the character aud products OF the Tunsan
people and country He, tho Mayor. only echoed the
sehtments of FORK when he prOered 10 the repre-
sentaves Of rnns the sincere hospitality ofts citizens
From suon yait. good must follow il drawing bosh
countries In closer ties OF commercial Intercourse and
friendly union He then invited thu General to pay
visit TO the Governors view the pictures there
oil distinguished American statesmen soldiers and
M naval Va. CO... commander .n.a.,fls
Mr.. Perry translated The remarks Of the Mayor into
Ircnc. IN reply Gen. Otnan said that be desired tc
thank Che Mayor, the representative Of tho greet
City OF New York for the kindly sentiments expressed
by him on behalf Of the people. Nothing but 1000
could grow ont Of such re'ctons and he entertained
tho hope hst amty and friendship woid as before re-
main and be increased betweea the two countries.
The part then visited the SoYernorsroom and were
much inter, stcd IN the paintings
During th, visit the Mayor married two couples in
presence of the Tunsian enycys--onc ~ English the
other IN German The General placed his name IN
Arabic at tho request Of the Mayor TO OF the GER
ti6catcs.
.Essssa VISIT 70 TIE BRoOKLy,s yAvY-Y.8D:
The members OF the Embassy, after leaving the City
HaH proceeded to their rooms mt the Astor House and
thence in close carriages to the brooklyn Iayy fgTd.
10 which place they had been invited by Admiral Bell.
This visit part0ok OF rather military character zen
uashem the Bcys ambassador. pu. on rather brilliant
Uniform consisting of blue cloth IDic red pants Of
large dimensions and the Arabic fer or cGp The
coat similar 70 that TOrn by our officers. The bat
tons were pIaia git ones; ana on %,o tGs ef'
ders He wore q magnificent cavalry sword;
in tho hit of which glittered ric6 Jewel
which tradition states belonged at ore time TO cee-
bratcd Moorish King The other members OF the
Embassy we're also dressed In uniloru less brilliant OF
course than that of the General Arrived at the Navy
Yard they were received by the CoTDandant Of the
yard Admiral Bell and other officials band OF music
added It's inspiring strains and the scers was quite I'm
posing and enthusiastic they entered the portals
the principal entrance The guard presented arms and
the large crowd which Is usually copyrighted IN the
vicinity of tho gate cheered again and again the
distinguished visitors The General expressed has
delight to Mr. Perry who accompanied
them saving" Ties bien C'cst tire bien." AS they
proceeded into the yard the workmen gathered round
and commenced 10 cheer vociferOusly. when he said,
with visible emotion. " Ic yous romerce mes eDfans
They then went through all the different workshops.
The immense gun.rooms, with the long row of cannon
extended along the sides came Ia for special share OF
their attention The Doer department was visited as
the boundaries and docks hey miDutey examined
an the machinery and continnally expressed their sur
prise and admiration at the various mechanical con
ryances for lessening human labor The result Oh mans
skill and ingenuity. .
They were paid every attention and courtesy by the
officers Of the yard and appeared 10 be well pleased
with their visit Before leaving they were entertained
with n collation. by Admiral Bell. who formally wei
coined them % the yard Admiral Farragut and other
distinguished naval officers present. Addresses
OF congrntulaton made and responded TO by Mr.
Perry IN behalf ~ the Embassy aud after three quar-
ter Of an bour thus pleasantly whilcd away they re-
turned to New. York.
AT THE oPERA.
In the evening they proceeded to the Aondemy OF
NafN
pleased with the opera Of "Troya,ore, which was
given Last night