The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
RsesPt.en % the Tunislan Ambassa.

,S @oE y ttAe eeakfiSes lEsllslOnssss.
~ !ASEtLNHTON,'yl cfsn so AT noon, to-
viii the preliminary
Sl ~ l.9!ts me 4untsian aIIbassII-
o ,s any, tste TO the ex-
sSutlHe - tlItlllsloili ny the Secretary Of
state accompant by Mr.. Perry, Com
3 7Ss " t llllis ana A4r, Cox Of the State
sEsst y large number Of per-
4g ssa mac, satheted at the, outer door to
Nsltlless the ceremonies. They We're al
on once co4dneted into the Blue room.
54e alll tRasSsaQor We're IN tu1l dress ind
:, OF nonot stahdihg
ono Q. ti1e largerl mirrors was
S ilp3 ,AutQlne EqnH, the SECRETARY
4 SIl 44tt19iet next 70 him WIS Consul
eEES On inc SOM ana near the latter
MeEs seatgs1 General Olins Hashem, the
% and iSeeretRh Seward,
WINE COLI rs amp to Gen.
139 SsnS'l1s STOOD on the right of the group
ana lSt me ntLeen or moro spectat0f pres
emit lncluu1ng several ladies who 6ecll-
Plsaa ses.t on: me side. While
32I the EeslgSeent desultoty
coIlSSe[Satt1On was carried on by the dis
tin1SSS l part it!7ttaD gGau 2,
. /, 4he QUESTION having Deen asked how
w. " ~ With the palnce
i,tttli I1e 1Ilnlslan Secrethry re-
hat r. ~ ,,iaE consul
honor, but the person concerned that
Vas W Q natter Of consequence Consul
4 l tfsEEE Y sSalq Inc VISITORS were much In
~, IN tho postoftice operation.
lns y. expressed their surpsise that the
4pltal OF 6heiGpuntryl WAS inferior in
saefs 10 otnlf9r cities, Their Impression
ts,S els 5tiaG " necessarily coucentra
ted the elegance and richness lof the
entire goonntHy,y when they were re-
iIlgeq tot me laGt that this is not
cltyl out the political me-
~. S2II SeectettFy seward remarked
t,',. Us as as any
49,. ~ ~ t4 was ut the
YIN tneii ltIpe9 NatlonaI seat OF Government
WIS. setecteu, anu gpve some Interesting
AZ. tns -ereot1on OF
~ ny Z; u Consul Perry
~. tLlas mere a5e four principal paI-
'l,i Atlsli tllst tlat there. arc
EALi ltelA IA I'll important places
wStis5e NJ eilI.ll RESIDE:
Sssfa'nS tle course OF his
10y Lnat me Fr0si-
~ az the capitol, and
mere mere az tae departmF a. of the gov
consul Ferry said the visitors had
"! Ge SI1. very nluch Interested I'M ma
IN. tlery Iney h9d seen, especially with
S SlN5 iIliecnatllcs1 contrtYnnee by which
S Sile !1l ~ coulH 90 as much work as a
by = !t 1E,uE 7eSs men. iLiaEiH
ed whst her ev;,- " t te inquir-
o. Anerlcan manutaetuEe, 10 which
Ill liz SseWs tE replied, he believed
MI L ,.5 perhpps OF the car-
s OF tne ornaments. Consul
ts,tI,y - I'M st.lu Ihe Question was
~ . ~ Y. 1tSas snPerinduced
tcs ttk MS "a; american pride al
10y II oHS. rms led the Tunisian
StSt " 1Ildke Ghe3 enquiry. He
e eSdE, L1e1 l IN response to Mr..
NV tllat e,ASas no sYstem0tical
~ ~ pIottetlon ~ Carthage now carried on.
me me AfaDs wandered over from tho
scen seems ana womb pick up small stones
and az, taSe themaway- h..a s-gtassf
il!. yqs here
ldent OF the United States.I All in the
IS loom 1iamedlately roseto their feet. the
tfte3ll.ientthen, ADVANCED to the group
MI lilDoHeui1HnlcnS alutution in like
tlllner =, was when His Excel
iency Genernl@ottlnan Hnshem read
rom 1Il a paper written IN Arabic, an nd.
y ~ W fIe following Is II trans
y tfS1li -. Iits'1 4
HIS Higtmess, the Bey Of Tunis, my
u lIS ub0 soVereaSn1i presents 10 your ,Ex-
ceIlelcy ms W0rnest greetings and the
eSpeSt1nl nomage which is due to your
: t1Ncellency's position. He has sent mo
% appeaf.ln your presence for the pur-
Fllset q; eN pressing to your Excellency
NY. nv Io your government the great
pteasuEe %llch ne expressed in the Ces
satlon OF your c1lamitOusy war, and in
. . II tsssIoEaIion, OF peace and tranquility
IN ON. great country. My august SOW
eFelgn mas also instructed me opresent
~ your EiXeelleney expressions of con-
a9telhee lor me ne tragic end of the illus
LEAoHS man, Abraham Lincoln, whose
Qle 24n, e3cited SO much national grief j
an n
CASTOR, N the presence of your Excel
lency, that since my arrival In this
country have everywhere. received
tue most cordial and hnttering greet
lhGs ana me AlYellest expressions of
Sy1pathy tor my country, for which
t I'm, Y ny ny Bf5HSelul. '1fai 10 D.
Inc me ffeslugns feplied:- ,ie.iIr4l sr-
9eneral-Ihisp Inauguration of ma
t 5l.1lltI courtesy between the old eonti-
y q AFRICA and tho new continent of
aIneIlca seems TO us to be suggestive,
anu anu we we, trust l, tnnt7tt is suspicious. i
n E Gla4 tnat Ippis Inns sent us an en-
S Soyi itinu anl especially pleased that you
nav! nave peen CHOSEN by his Highness, the
5teSl g 9e tIlttC nm nisters iSfoII Are fa-
1Rofl nlYtsnoRp 70 us asa soldier and ms
y scnolar, ana above all ms n statesman,
qeVoted 70 the extinction of slavery.
1ou VIII be able to report to his High
ness, the sbeeys that the American nation
arr ~ GEyluS u nuinllitaf1am experiment,
u y nothng less than this, whether a
pseople cum save noerty and at the same
'linie govern itself the events pleasing
,fnild psqI1ql e which gbp, have referred
IN aIl your speech ana 10 which Your gov
Satta,s ~ mas referred so kindly in your
tstIeIs OF credence, were incident TO
ms ms great trial, We have accepted
inns ms as S4cn, ana while we thank
09u tnet ne mas saved us from the
Cailanltles which were threatened
US VS. by great armies, we thank
1 7 N lor having inclined the nations
o Oh, me Zen earGn 70 interpret these crimes