New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03

lt,. rteamer Henry Burden at the foot OF Whitehall
,,,set. and ,.arted directly toward the nag snip
When within hailing distance, barRcs wrI' 'In' W.
order If tho Admiral to receive INC pa';o na,ion
nm ,imc podworths baud played the Russian h".on
al air On beard the Henry Burden ara one 0, ne c.
a, bands Oh board the fag ship played i.e o.a al
Srangled Banner The following etter, .sen,d
l Iient aud nclosed in silver case was pres9nseu
]" Animal Tessoi,sky in happy speech by j. X. Bart
lett Secretary II States: . n.,,,,,,.r.,
PRoyIprxcE h. H. Oct. 20. ie6J :,
ADMIRAL Rr,nr To- communication n' tn,c,.;ew With
Department e. he s .ss" ing your Writing Rhode
Isnd tie squadron under your so" nv ~ Amy
transmit oas cG I'is sry and The ' Hon. john
Dat s.er,sry of State this invitation TO accept the ho
rses Of the State OF Rhode Island '' yourself ana inc OH
bo :. your vessels In waters will be source
Of rsacaop to our citizens a. VEL as ys wn cordial
y which has Away. existed between the Government OF hu'
IA and he United States,
Engagements your viz. viii be most agreeable ana con
have hs hsDor TO be- Sir yonr obedisnt servant
JAMES \. SMITH, ANA
Governor and Comnonderin Chief Of toe STAT Of Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations
To Rear. ADMIRAL LxssoTvxI Cem"onder Of the Ra''a"
Squadron, Nep- yc,k Hd'bor. D.,
TO the address and letter the Admiral rep"ea "' '''
loNsi Gov.
SIR: beg you 20 express to his Excellency me dov
ernoY Of Rhode Island mp high regard for him ana
hank for the kind invitation Which he nas
N
much Az your peculiar Hospitality and good fcenAg
Which we value the most. And certainly the ehpes'
sions We have heard from You would be great MOI
ior us TO 60 TO Rhode Island but at the same ,lne
1T eYoufe sof Tor the sake OF my smp- Inc s'h
son l. late now l think IL viii be Impossible LOT us 10
20 north rvsent One Of my hrst duties IS 10 70 W
" aslingt0n and acknowledge the c0uries's We nav
received and Give thanks for the attentions shown 10 W.
and when We return IL will afford us the creates, sidl
fcaticn bon AZ tourists and as naval ohoers u see
tAo po.t. al uay IL SCHOOLS vi your state: must Irs'
nay ry respects to the President Of The United S's's
ard voul Ike 10 take with me as many oi my ships
me- possihL believe the President VIII not refuse '"
review t.lsns The chef officer u the Ane1i'" am.
and navy ana then | think shall be Obliged 'of ihe
,sfcy III nv ships defer ms visit nnt nt1 sprihe
n stay lOre IN these waters bni al these ih'la
tors and tokcus OF esteem viii be taken u" IN! Ehp'Iu
and viii b. saved testimonials OF iLteTnatohal coni
te,y where sach things nro kept because all these
cotirtc lex onnnUi consider due 10 myself bnt re-
cc,ye th. IA a. the representative OF my sovereign.
| Dr. Vinton OF Trinity Church. repeated tie invita-
ton In .hc name ofthe sons of Ihodcl-and In reflections
.ueeeh Tho Committee and guests were then seated
rlasses were h.od aad the Admiral gave a com
ulnentery 1sst 10 tie President Of the United STATES
| TO which the Rev. Dr. Vnton responded IN ii'ol
srcccl concluding with toast 10 the Emperor o Rus
a. On the return OF the Company twenty one guns
were fred nom th. Russian l'ci ana an AH.rfIc'i .i
was liayrt hy tie Russian band.
| IL was suggested by DR.. Nigion and others tha'
| tho harhof Of Newport wac one ~ tho best IN IN,
| World I. vas seldom frozen ovor-no Ice driiied
through itt WIS sIf, .enfy lrT.e 90 accommodate AZ
"a, u,cts ia our Natoss--it easy oi Gcc.s,-noi
easily RULED by storms and but few hours distant
| nom Nsw.forh and Boston.