Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

M, '' '''"''" WIN uQNlted Arm.
The scene was extremely grand N.Y. u
the steamer touched the pier, salu,as y, "'
tlllery We're given simultaneously am IT, d
and on shore, The band played Will, g,a u
officers, numbering about fhy, wer, "
Quoted to carriages, and the crow %
gems exhibited their enthusiasm IN al '''
The procession, which comprised tbs ",g
hers of the City Government an5 'D'a
distinguished citizens in carriages an N.Y. :
teen regiments of troops, moved sL'.,
before two O'CLOCK. The ron,s "''
through 'lwenty-thrd street 10 ina MA
avenue, and down Broadway Ia tbo n.y.
Hall. The streets We're thronged ,.-,
av particularly. Since the rses,,,,.
the Prince of Wales there has b. .0'
such demonstration. The number NJ ~.
sons who witnessed the mar h was M,
than one hundred thousand and a.
cheering, the waving Of hats and ham,.
chiefs, and the numerous other eyb M@'
of delight formed a coutina.us rorJ +
along the line, until the procession ,rrrJ
at the City Hall.
On arrival at the City Hall a-.
was fired and the troops marched IN 4
view, presenting a splendid sight. NI
close the Russian officers Were coa5,s5
to the Governors room, where they ~.
formally received 10y Mayor Oplvks \
Admiral suitably replied, and h-,
room was thrown open to the puoa
the people pressed in to pay then r.,..
10 the representatives Of the Ruaa
ton.
There is of course much specuaa
the Metropolis as to the pohucal n
canoe to be attached TO the presence da
Russian fleet in our waters; and tbs IA
ulation is somewhat stimulated blythe &
that soon after its arrival in North R,,
two or three British war vessels aud j
French frigate appeared in the New T5
harbor. 1t seems not unlikely that j
sending OF the fleet here was INTENDED 4
the Russian government as a un /.
France and England as to where G.a
would look for sympathy IN case d u
with those powers-a sympathy va
would permit our ports to be Of use %
feet in the coming winter, while for i
an emergency and at such time ls
harbors are of limited utility; and al
a reminder to those powers that she j
at least be MT disinterestei spec,a
an active interference by them in
fairs of this nation. Whatever Ea
importance should be attached o 1A
ter, the appearance of the lie" @V
magnificent and most hearty reaeg@
its officers by the authorities Oh W
tional metropolis, will at least Gems
friendship which has always e&a
tween Russia and the United Sas
SO, if not important IN themselye,
may in the present disturbed condr-|
European and American affairs, IA
least to important results.
Non considering the matter for a mo-
only IN its relations to the immediate
ents of the ovation themselves takgi
account the well known disposition
, universal Yankee nation to run la
tremes in such matters, the hope sls
/ expressed that the Russian guests
e allowed so?le reasonable inteva6ts
that they will not be pursued wild
n tons, ana receptions and banqae4
n private dinners and public dimes
t aldermen, governors, senators, al
spectators and advertisers, with SOL
RENTING zeal that they shall cry Cd
: saved from their friends. Alrea
! fremen and other bodies IN New
q calling for another reception ID
e they may take conspicuous par
/, tons from other cities are polTs
20 places of amusement in New la
le are endeavoring to attract crowded
re bv advertising that the Russian
~ have been invited and have co1a
: be present, &c, &c. FashlonaOa
l. we suppose, will be resigned to
/ infection in the fashionable Wd
pull their wallets for a "Lesso@
" a 'Federofsky" neck-tie, "bD
Y boot and a "Kopytof" dickey
I trust the enthusiasm Of the r.
IT. large will sufficiently RESTRAIN '"i
81 low reasonable breathing spells
I'd distinguished officers, so that ''9
n, short, continue to regard themse
| vored guests rather than uni'''
It TINS. New York City has done
Ss and done it well We hope 1t
~ y; ooerdoae there or elsewhere, a~
n CUR the happiest results from |
I'M us of the Russian feet.
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