New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26

one of the former AS ior the seshciy, =" Wnn NV
moro beautiful and gorgeous than it Is now The early
sos, have tingcd the tops with Ill the baes Of he
rainbow and the golden Pompoi Autumn attracts tnc
attention and excites the admiration oil our dis.in
rushed visitors. They have never before seen such
snlendid exhibition Of yellow white and crimson TON.
age and they declare that our forests Ut this season oi
the year are more grand and ih"snihcent thah Tue!
could have imagined them to be-
Signs Of industry enterprise and prosperity were vis'
ibe on either hand vessels unading or receiving car
goes at the wharves; sloops ana steamers hastn'f ~
smoke and comfortable homesteads-a indicating to
the eyes Of strangers the vast resources OF the Empire
State and nation.
From the time the boat left West Point until II reached
Albany the Russians were greeted With succession oi
complimentary demonstrations Guns were hret from
the bln West Point flags were waved ~ New buf.h;
friendly hands exten led ut Pong.hecpsie villas
were decorated with the Stars and Srpcs; gr"ps oi
checrod from the rivers bank; litr children Ian
down 10 the waters edge and waved their haGdk r.
chiefs and fair hands uniurled onr fag from window
and balcony and 10 these manifestations Of wecometle
Russians responded.
At Rhinehcck there happened to be n couple of oco'
motives. and their unmuscal pipes were brought INTO
rcquisiion 10 scream hOarse welcome to The party
passing by.
ARRIVAL AT ALBASy-vIsTT TO TIE GoyrR-
NOR-DEPARTURE FOR TIE FALLS BY SPECIAL
TRAIN.
OCTOBER %. 1863.
When the Daniel Drew arrived at Hudson,
YESTERDAY afternoon. there an enthusiastic deon-
sration a great crowd of persons tliTongcd the
whnryes and Buildings guns we're hred, cheers ".ie
given, end n band ol musicians played national t!t
bout this time the delighted guests were inNi'i 10
dine the boat AID they ~. lown TO sumptnos ~
past furnished IN Dclmol:cos !nos approved mhni,r
On the table were cllies and oc.Nciioncgics modt'"
after the styc of Russian casce anil churches coir
of French waters served ai the 5r"IG. Icore dih'l
was oyer the boat reached her ucof.nsS ~ AIbm!'
where an immense crowd had collected To grt 4 fii''
~ the Admiral and his suite Rooms weic assignee !"
the guests Congress Hen and ne nrcNm Hos,
About o'clock they called upon the H"'ffLoi "a ~
ia the capitol aHd ere t'H i'ouNit i''N'" y"
formal introduction speeches "tic na"c ANA iA,
Interview lasted less il4an hdi an h"ul:
Th Admiral spok, with enthusiasm 81 tie hrIuy aId
ernrdeur ~ the river and oriain scenery. and was
leepy impressed III idel of The rfcti ic-"e AAa
lnfaiir riar energy ol tic American p'opf 'se enter
prise wal only cquncd by ihcir generous hn.i .iit.'y.
These co1plimcntar! f,HLiLs were .fit'l''ii'! 70.
knowlcdp ed and th, visitors retired In t' course "
he evening" - numDrI oi the prominent rn<"ns 81
Aihanf called I,-ln the Admiral and r',rnCNu g. A.i.
tlc hand OF welcome, expressing urir a-f frinim'ni
4 hi lcclati,n to receive tc ovation fl"f desired q"
,ive him and bis staf prcc..c, al eight o'clock 10
morning o. fpec.a train Il bis c.ls 'sricd g. lc rals
II niagara. ru'ninf ai ih' re o.. a. o. '- ."..-
Tie lion E.astus 'oruiDg accompanied iic r.'sis o..
iar a. Schenectady :cuaior lWJn. 'H.Dl ~ ,st d.
a. Spencer. T.. NJ. HiHts'inid. A'c ,'Lti MrIIa"N Do
.,iil1.d men were pn luard. / :. Allrs e.. ralff4
.n,cd conductor had charge of ilr tr,.r Al Aws.i-
iam. Fonda. Little falis H'lAim'r aad liic..
Jorge numbers ol m,D nna women'pAo't'a ~ u' 'r
PIT 20 see tac Eus.inif' .'f' "'s dsp,l' "'
l.utIf =. aLd y4liol. mIrua ltu toist i-oaf ~ W.
come were made b. d. ma.i't aion 'olcs' TOT
Plain Seminary nld battle ground Ten. Hcrkim'. =,
former r.. .'d.u.c Rem.ngiou's rife mandatory at
llion, Sc pointed out go ihe silanfcir ihe No
haWA valley was peculiarly .fttit'uaf io ih'm. ih!
noticed ilc richness - ihc soil te piciur slc h'aut
Il the sccuci! itc neat iafm l"usns surrounded Wy
Gardens and orchards aud t- fhct that river fh4.
rad a canal and a turnpike ran tar nigh H. N~hi,f
than The WIND swept pct teams logsins alnaf t'
common highway. pest caatl.isais tfit seemed hA'
hu.c torto s ctap lgr slowly wits fhrir heavy hur
dcns IAsi towns and hnnlr,-eL u v.ch s"Io l'e,
q. fHNN a IL
meadows viu rail ioncc ls licaieCi iuT, oi TIE hoe'e'
the appearance Of the wcldrcsseg and good b"klhs
county pcople were themes u constant comment.
NIA0AHA fAIts saigrts! oct. -. l-t3
The excursion tram left Utica ABOUT III
O'Clock on Iridny morning amid tlc cheers Of throns
of srectai0rs. Upto tbs tine Che scIilsI Lsd bcca
c1colr gy ane hu, the sind Low up cloud, froa 10
vesi which. Ai noon. oondensed into rain.
Atil~ railroad depot in s!sacute. tie enthnsasn
cnusod b5 ih. presence - the KusfiAn ofcers. so
mancsicd ~ re waving ~ Aais and hanel crchies..
and earnest poIds of welcome During Ito short stay
II lo iran the wfifsr sscelialncd tat the lnions
IN Onondaga County are holding public meciing' N al
~, school districts. Win every WuP~ci - rilm
ph.at victory ~ tie polls Tho war between Ahora.
lie Uni,n nominee ior tie Asssnhly. and ia.siarer.
flc Seymour D,mocfatic dlfnfr, Naaes hotter nnd
oics The ;osmrr Lac clig "! brains. aud The latter
81 W. O. InpAan te s-i--'nie-aer o'tA.' seci.ln =
Il iic load. .anrd &C. pi4r ~ iAs PACE
Ash. frlil rcar'i. q. fn~n uf lfl' % hnit =
csni.on .oreilA"nod . reception OF ih' Doici \ l'f'
s.rT lf Dbl Ooaifrf inrr itr rI ie fnlH o. arf tf
fi. ..err, -'. t..c 'atn li i'' h'. ~. Aar-l .1
lfrel Co. llf resolution o. nHsH f. rpser. lft Do ,
,''.a Dol. .l.'ois r... tAr n'n' i,fi ono ooi'.ai
ly E'tl. .i.i aas tlc a.lt 'f.If4g l.O'. l.ff'
t'trr-l that, a, i-rot' r'l' ed -'ri' Oh. car, "a'
tffs ..d flur tar a4il '.nfff' rit .f.f''
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fIs. ' f.'.f lt' Irft.4., ha 1000 .' i.' 'tf.
linus'. vhcr" n1f' i-rt",y 'hit .-d n,'a . ''' 10
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f,ar rol4 f.eH cor a't ififff tlr Frr.rat f'l.'fr
.., sl.ny 414 r.ao .u 'Ia-.f. l.l d.fial.. 81 as
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passenger ff fYf'r m.. alU. fn p.rlfam of'nf
or il. rl. 80 pr..Ur- Of f4r e.r...nn lh frr4r
hla tie ,li - rnf ..i'll D. aHd ail oiArr o. .ns
.ad 10 A''pUlt "i o.. f"."' .N'.f ih' -
pies.'. s.h D. GOO Aa n.. p .t- iA. ifp af q4.r.!
30 gf'stiii,. &C. % o." ...t" '' hiH 49," i'' 'N'''
fnl honor lll u.fL IAf4 ,.tfr nl rr4.Htls. lslfr
lo tiu va. slccrt-.pn o. i.pfol ll'4 osa'inls nN
a.ol. i Ts.f aud r.li"at I"0Is iium Aoa i"iA -
H.leaGi AunfeI fli.I' oi tAr lfp vofi.t - fe'td
Domoilrpof Albany 1id pros ie4 o.sty a'i lasnr.
ols lunch Which El. fffro o. table .n cl r'ftt tl
YI ihll plr'-fc \ l.irt nf 90 imft a.lrd u"f b,
uli lninls ~ alnr ou train iguras q tho fatr pi
a. niles Iu lugf 4oft ty ln railroad rlIffirrDf DO
America. 1ar guest. ina to stand shiic eating nnl
Lr turning 80 rIIr - the ioiug occH-On'd b' TIE
Inequalities 90 tAc trick cnus' man, s.lp between
tho Gun aud the Up but al woe Hilndffuy ta.sntd.
The Russian officers 90 generally men ni cli fe, aud
u high sOcnl standing a. trrit own country. htndcnis
cannot enter tho Naval Academy "a lasslWhen there
lacy thOrOn.h hs catedlurss they the sonr
of mOblemcD. OI tLe ns Of o.icefr Tie Admiral who
married lees tIhn one year ago Is mhn Of .ino
and influence IN Ilsss nnd several OF tho members u
bis suite have F1t entntrs Soo Il them familiar
with H. glsh aud American literature ana can quote
hueLtiy from By ant aud io srilDw Al least "no of
their number h wTilAg letters and scLuins .AcM 10
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