New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01
RxcmrsioB of the Pilot ComHis-
rYorors 70 the RussiDn Officers.

The annual excursion of the Pilot Commits
.,oners on a visit of examination to tho Harbor oil
Nav, York took place yesterday. Admiral LesovSky
commanding the Russian fee, in the harbor was in
yyited TO accompany them, but in consequence OF u
rrior engagement to accept tie Inequalities Of Adnra
farragut that distinguished oilser was not present
Each OF the Eve vessels comprising the feet ho"'''
vas represented the following officers ha'"s s'"ee~
the occasion whose names at considerable P"'S' "''
rendered accurately;
Eeg Gg. sss9snp GS4%'pp5 s 1o' soa
lon JACOBSEN and Tasrcncf sgs ,,, rino
Fcaoo sa4oDeG and H ra sIofiD and Fn,rsd
ga -, -, rs Johspsen aud Scsrionof Masters, SEINE
moi Korllcs Xorsoee ard DisAOhi oheeTs Of Artillery
hogoshea ana Fred0f.ky.
The PHO. Commissioners the host Of the occasion.
,se,o Russell Sturgs, Presidents Chas. H. Marshall,
Geo w Blunt Robert l.. Taylor and i. l.. Morgan.
The party was select to an extent worthy Of remark
representatiyes of the class denOniHaed by Captain
Rynders as "Deadbeats" for wonder. not having
been able 10 smucgle themselves in Among the guests
were Admiral Padding Gen. Candy Mayor Opdyke
Ger. Stewart Van vhet Revs. Drs. Chapin and Bel
lows, Collector Barney, Recorder Hoffman, Ihos {.
Acton President Of the Board Of Police. John e. Bet
gen. Police Commissioner. Superintendent Kennedy
Robert Dale Owen DR.. Lieber. Geo. ". Parsons Judge
Gestand Of New Orleans. John \. Stevens IT, L. -
Cistrict-AitoTney f. Dclafeld Smith Col Frank L.
Howe. Potcr Cooper. DR.. Cornelison. President n j.
Pilot Commissioner j. A. Morrison George H. Osborn
President Illinois Central Railroad Edwin Stevens. W.
Allen Butler and upward of hundred othcr distin
gu!shed persons.
The Traveller left the wharf near South Ferry
at about II q H.. with the Russian Neg dhe cross Of
Vadynor) at the FORE and the Stars and Stripes at tie
stern By general order Issued BY Gen. Candy each
~, 81 ro7 no
Adiniras salute Of fifteen guns The first, OF course
was from Castle William, on Governors Island, while,
es they were passed. cour.oSes were exchanged with
she ships Of the Russian Feet Fort Wood Bedlocs
Island next spoke from the lip. Of is guns and the
more preentiOus Fort Richmond Staten Island, and
Fort Hamilton the opposite shOre. soon gave the
sauc greeting A little willie thereafter the Traveller
lay to for the purpose Of witnessing firing from TIE
15ineh guns of For. Richmond which proved yer! sot
is.actory. AS the details are con.raband We viii
merely say that though the hugo balls made singular
"sAriek in their through the cir II was Npos
slle 10 follow them with the eye. Tie boat theD
passed on down TO the gates Of the sea, and having
Inspected the fort CT Sandy Hook particulars
In reference towhch the reporters were requested no;
20 publish the company again board 70 return
% the city collaiiOn-welltimed after walk over
the ie acre fort-was next in order Dr. Chaplin asked
grace. and Russell Stargis presided. After nest
speech from Vim. Allen Butler Mr. Sturgis proposed as
The first toast. Tbs President OF tie United States"
which followed by the Emperor OF Russia"
both being drank with the heer,ies. chcers To the
latter Capt. DOatakof appropriately responded Gen
Van Vhet responded to the Army Of tie United
States" and also Gen Canbyl Com Pauding responded
70 the Navy OF the United States" The Russian
Army" by Lieut.. Avinof. The Russian Nary" wes
.Ixl. - I srrR H. ODD ta
il responding TO "the City Of New.YOrk paid trib
u 20 the excellent character 81 its police arrange
l. IS rs illustrated by recent events.
There many other sentiments, with speeches by
Charles Il Marshall. Geo. ". Blunt. DR.. Bellows, Dr.
Clapin, Recorder Hoffman (who saw no reason FOR
Judge being coDpimented for simply Going his duty
Judge Uies,and Of New-Oreans. Richard LatheTs and
T. Deafeld Smith; their remarks appropriate and
eloquent and regret that want Of space prevents
their publication in full
The day was surprisingly beautiful and the OCCASION
Of tie most pleasant character throughout.
To-day the city authorities tender reception to the
Russian officers. the arrangements for which aie &c.
seribed below:
TIE gEcEPTIoS OF TIE RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
Tie reception Of the Russian officers today
promises t. DO brilliant affair. and have doubt
but our citizens generally vii participate in tie ovation
g. the distinguished visitors. The prominent feature o.
todays ceremonies viii be the procession in which tie
entire First Division y. Y. 5 n. G.. viii take part.
During the march nom Twentythird street TO tie City
Hill the Russian guests will ride Ia carriages.
After the ceremonies IN the Governors room. which
VII include the speeches Of TIC Mayor and AdInd On
opportunity VIII be given for citizens to pay their re
srects to the guests.
After tie reception the guests wiz visit the public Ia
et.tutions end partake Of q banquet.
Tie nost interesting entertainment to which the
strangers are to be invited VIII be grand ball, hs
which preparations now in progress. Tie enter
ianment by the Corporate authorities viii be co,fned
specially the Russian officers. The official programme
may be found in another column. The following orders
were yesterday promulgated by Gen Even
HEADouAEJxRs FOURTH BRIGADE, y. q. :. y. y
NV 9OEx, Sept. 90 100
GENERAL OnDKas 80 .-prr.nsn. 70 orders from Di'ion
fld1la-ters this Brigade vii parade tomorrow the ls' jig
d October TO te with the Mayor snl Common Council Il
a. City Of Sew.Yofk Ia the reception u Ee2rAaIl.Isl
1...1asSi and snite 81 the Russian Navy.
Brigade line viii be formed 10 Twen'y'hrd street,
= res,inx seventh e, ii O'clock ~ precisely
Hriglte sat wI assemble mounted, On ine sfctId
tlr.r o! folnstion. BY order %
JOHN rWES Brssdier @ enc rsl Commanding
~. Z. JAcIsos Captain and ousr.erma.ter.
PROTESTANT Episcopal Diocesan Convention.
There was large representation ct the an