, 1863-10-05


probation OF The eo=dnct Of his Government, and
We venture to hope that the occasion Of your Tei,
ard tse hoep!ta!,t'es r. p1oRoEe VII serve t.
lopg united the two 1atio1s.
Permit me, Admiral. to repeat my words Of cor
dial y elcoEse. and on behalf Of the municipal au'
accompany you. tho hospita1it1cs Of the city.
Admi:al Lisoysky, With marked feeling, re.
rAed, in English, as follows:
HR. MAYOR: Before came to this plsee, In
COMP any with ny brother officers, to compliment
5on, passed through streets full Of people that
vt %ste greeting e.; passed through TIE honors
.ce2 eye1y msaaing OF the kind words You haye
Just addressed Us. And certainly, sir, when we
E.t ngaia at home, as 1t 1s my dut. to make
great American people, certainly at home they
will rejoice for III these honoss will be 50 many
tokens mo1r Of their conviction Of the friendship
Mayor, to express my thanks to you aud ali the
gentlemen oil this city, and 1t Is our Games. desire
to make our sta5 here to be 80 that yon shall say
When part, 'twc regret them"
This ceremony formulated, general hand
shaking with citizens took place, and the Ad-
m:rl very gracio1sly had 4 good word for all
ccmers. The entiregroup, headed By the Ad-
mira1, tEen stepped out upon the balcony to
ce contemplate for moment the crowd be1oT,
2oT amounting to some ten thoueand per-
soEs. Their appea1ance ras immedisiely
warmly acknowledged. Alter once again
Withdrawing to the room, they second time
occupied the balcony, this time including
rone but their.orn circle, and with one ac-
huzzas 10 the people. This compliment was
immediately followed BY timely response
BY Mr. D. CLARK, Of Vermont, who, seizing
tie Biaft Of the Russian flag depending from
the balchny, and waving tbs ensign oyer his
bis fead, shouted, tIhree cheers for the
Russian Emperor and his officers, the friends
ofAre1ica.' a call that was replied to With
successive torrents Of cheering. which rolled
above even the din Of Broad Wy, like deep
answering unto Deep" After this, the Ad-
miral Was escorted to his carriage, and IN
company with Messrs. Farley, Froment
ard Boole, rode down to Pier No.
I, North River, and there re-em,
to his vessel amid the continuous huz.
za1ng Of the crowds that lined the shore aud
that even hung around him In yaw1s and
stjtfs on the Water. The other officers sepa-
rated in different parties, and we're handsome
ly entertained during the evening By various
private citizens. They certainly we're left no
caute to complain that the night did not keep
the recipients Of this evening courtesy was
one captain Of the fleet who was particularly
noticed. Although comparatively young in
years, be was literally Laden with the honors
Of his profession. On his breast were sus;
pended, side bJ side, the decorations Of
st.: Anne, St.: George and Vladimir,
with gold and silver medals won at slnope
and sebastopol--all testimonies to bis per-
aonal worth and valor, as well Us skill, In his
especial walk Of the Imperial service. seTe-
ral-in fact, nearly all Of the eulte-were deco
rated, some Of them twice and thrice. One
Of these-a bright, joyous, enterprising per-
son-had left the group OF officers when they
entered the City Hall, and had gone out
aloIe among the crowd, who Immediately