The New York herald., 1863-10-02

moving aboUs from oas point 70 ane<hsr, gvins
directions 70 hk own enoen, or saying oomphmsn-
tasy things 70 our ctvtlAns. no psineApai emcers
o. he 0ees are near hum, III h full drsss unserm ana
along the opposite bulwark he saaors ranged ss
On parade. Some Who have nushss 10 their shoulders
are performing tho duties which N ehsr navies are a.
signed 70 tho marine cors ~ organization which NOS
known In the Russian service.
Up 70 this time there had been salute fred and no
oncal prosensation madc. Much caution 10 be ob
served In having small boats out Of The range Of tho
guns. Al last all was ready. Al signal tho sailors who
had been standing ranks deck sprans up the rigging,
not manning the yards, however, - our sailors DO.
Thsu the order given nro and gun after gun
verberates under feet-the salass fred from tho
lower deckthe sailors break loud cheers, the
baud striving hard play Yaukee DOODLE" And thus
The salute Of tweutyone guns Is fred the satisfaction
Of and to the proper observance Of Official
etiquette.
Then the whole party is ushered into the cabin, in
front Of which Yankee clock the passing OF tho
minutes. any looked for show Of luxury in the
main cabin OF tho flagship OF tho Russian squadron he
would be much disappointed There Ia not the least sgn
Of anything OF tho kind. Everything 10 OF the plain,
solid substantial order. The ncares approach to ee
gance or the fine arts is the presence OF two steel
cravings OF tho Emperor and Empress Of Russia hanging
up in small gilt frames which seem also OF American
construction Here the committee was formally intro
duced by the Admiral 10 the officers Of his feet foremost
among them being Capt. BouakoG, OF tho osaba, open
faced blue eyed pleasant looking man, OF decidedly
German cast Of physognomy; in fact looking rs much
Of German as tho Admiral does OF aFrcnchman.
RESOLUTIONS on ooMmos oouScn.
Then Alderman Froment, on behalf OF the committee,
read to tho Admiral the resolutions adopted by tho Com
mon Connc and presented to him splcpddly engrossod
cory OF tho same silk. with roller tasscs CASE &c
Tho resolutions read as follows:-
Whereas the arrival at this port of five vessels Of the
Russian navy. under the command Of Rear Admiral
Lisovsk affords tho Common Council of this city
portnniiy OF expressing In feeble manner their thanks
for the courteses exercised by the imperial govern
mcut OF Russia towards tho government people OF
the United states at all times and particularly during
tho present unfortunate difficulties In which this ngtion 10
whereas the officers commanding are Of eminent rank
and dstng shod character becomes tho pleasing duty
Of the common Council OF tho city OF Now york-the
States and the commercial emporium OF tho Western
coptincnt--to reciprocato 10 becoming manner the
the and d nconIa 81 Russia hs W
try hcrefore, be IL
Resolved That the hospitaes Of this city be and arc
hereby rendered 10 Rear Admiral Lisovski Captain Fsdo
rvsk, ~ the riRatc Alexander Neyski Captain IAkov-
min, riaE Captain Lieutenant scmechkn, flag Ofcer;
Captain Boutakon, freae Osaba; Captain Kopytov,
f,gate Pcresvet Lieutenant Captain lund, corvette
varing; Lsentcnant Captain Kremcr OF the corvette
vitaz Captain Crown, Of the imperial Russian navy,
their respective officers and crews.
Rcso'ved That a. the Board Of Councilmen concur),
the specia committee of the Common Council heretofore
appointed be directed b make suitable Arrangements
FOR the proper reception 6f our distinguished guests and
Resolved, Ina, copy Of tho foregoing preamble and
resolution be suitably engrossed and presented 10 Rear
Admiral fisevski
THE ADMIRAL's RESPONSE.
Admiral Isovski, addressing Alderman Fromcns,
asked whether he should answer The resolutions then
Mr. Fromsnt usnated that not necessary TO make
any formal reply TO them The Admiral however being
Of opinion that what be done should be az once
proceeded TO get rid Of the job ohsDd, and did
there terms
GEsTiEnKx-The pcsent occasion anords me counrma.
ton Of What have felt before me pleasant words
pressed by the honorable member OF your Board confirms
what j have coming down hers Irom evsry
va every cottage, every house onour passage We saw
salutes Of welcome. Therefore. what have thu
honor to bear now has boon already expressed
fpoining TO the engrossed resouions most precious
mo personally, have had the good luck Of beng
received such distnruishod mark OF from the
citizens OF yonr great patton Gentlemen, ths cndsring
equal feeling o mutual sympathy my own country
Everything that occurring here Is new % and tho
vii certainly produce SURPRISING icons in our coan oure
try This token Of your hospitality he engroased
iations) cannot consider az belonging % me pryae!y
IL is document which Will consider II my
duty 10 forward 70 my government, TO show the
great sympathy which have received among you.
am perfectly convinced that the words With am say.
lag express he feelings q my brother oee and crews
and also OF the Russian nation. -
ooBLEr or CHAMPAGNE 10 THE cxAR AND rnE
u PREsIpExT.
Then followed cordial invitation 10 si down 70 which
Alderman Froment veniured 10 nterpose objection
the ground OF want Of time Goa, gentlemen = said tho
Admiral, IL am at home and you are my guests now"
lie made sign 10 o. ms icers. and presently
raj walters came with bottles Of champagne already
uncorked and began TO MI up the glasses which covered
two large silver trays on tho centre table
al gong 20 propoec." said the Admiral, 90 toast
in which you VIII all heartily Tho President Of the
United staies-,he TO whom you have entrusted, IN
these difficult momcnu, tho future OF your countrywide
mao who epjys with you the envabs fame that OF
being the honest Wait for WHILE said he as
there was a movement towards the champagne glasses
"wo cannot drink the health Of the President without
saute.D
Again there were pcfky little boats 10 the way:
they cleared OF the guns thupaered
out their hnzzas and thon due honor done tho
toast by Rusrians az wen ~ Americans coupled a. 10
was IN the drinkog--ou tho proposition of Alderman
Fromenl--wi,h ,oAst 40 the Emperor Of Russia.p
HoMTwAID BOUND.
Cityward the The boats were
brought alongside, and the whole party increased
by the Russian occrs was transferred on board Uncle
Sam yacht which headed ils up the HUDSON AZ
given signal, all the Russan vseseh commenced " ere
salute Dot slowly, but fas. sun could follow gun
Soon The vessels enveopcd m smoke, aud tho
presented hs sppearance of bsing the Of great
naval fight. And sl The while the zach, dipped her
coors and Tho solemn air Of "0od save the Emperor
was waited over the wa,ss toward the Russian r,irs,
there 10 be met by "Yankss Dcod,s.p Refreshments
provided on board the Andrews In tho shape Of
sandwiches and brandy and water, and, ~ this h
language which oil understand. Rns Americans
soon bobnobbips 10 lhs most friendly manner and
vowins eternal friendship through shs in,ssmsoary Of
Havana sesars. On the ~ay up Alderman rromenl pre
ssused to Capt. Boutskc0 c The 0slsaSa, cngrosed
copy of Ne resolutions which bad pssssd 10 comp
nsas 70 him and hs cnbssp before she arrival Of the
Admiral. asd she captain accepted them With great plea
sure behalf of his ship.
Thus pleasantly passed the ume until the reached
the dock u the foot Of rwsotyshird street, where her
arrival greeted BY . salste, fred by dstschmen,