The New York herald., 1863-10-02

along the opposite buiwak the sailors are ranged as
parade Some who have muskess 10 their shoulders
performing the duties which IN othor naves are as
signed 10 the marine corps An organization which 10 not
known In the Russian service.
Up 10 this time there had been salute fired and
official presentation made Much caution 10 DO OBJ
served in having small boats out Of the range OF tho
guns At last all ready At signal the sailors who
had been standing ranks deck sprans up tho rigging
| not manning tho yards, however, sailors do.
the order given 10 fro, and gun gun
verbcrates under fee-the salute rs nred from tho
lower deckthe sailors brcak loud cheers, tho
band striving hard 70 play Yaukee Doodle" And thus
the salute OF twentyo guns fred
Of every body and to the proper observance Of official
| etiquette
Then the whole party is ushered into the cabin, in
front OF which Yankee clock marks the passing OF tho
minutes f any looked for a show Of luxury In tho
main cabin OF the flagship OF Russian squadron he
would be much disappointed. There the least sligo
OF anything OF the kind. Everything OF the plain,
solid, substantial order The approach to Gle.
gance or the fine arts the presence of steel
cravings OF the Emperor and Empress Russia hanging
up in small gilt frames, which also OF Amer can
construction. Hero the committee formally intro,
ducod by the Admiral 10 tho officers of his feet
among them being Capt. Boutako tho osaba an open
faced, blue eyed, pleasant looking man. OF decidedly
German cast Of physiognomy; in fact, looking much
OF German as the Admiral does OF Frenchman.
RESOLUTIONS Ing COMMON oouNcu.
Then Alderman Froment on behalf OF the committee,
read to the Admiral the resolutions adopted by the Com
mon Connc and presented to him splonddly engrossed
copy OF the same silk with roller, tasses, case, &c
The resolutions read as foows--
Whereas the arrival this port Of Eve vessels Of the
Russian navy under the command OF Rear Admiral
Isovski, affords the Common Council q tbs city
portnny OF expressing In feeble their thanks
for the many oourescs exercised by the imperial rovern
men OF Russia towards tho government and people or
the United states at ell times, and particularly during
tho present unfortunate difficulties In which this naton
| involved and,
whereas the officers commanding are OF eminent rank
and dstpg ished Character II becomes tho pleasing duty
OF the Comm9n Council OF The city OF Now York-tho
municipal representatives OF the metropolis OF the United
States and the commercial emporium OF the Western
contincn,-to reciprocate in becoming manner the
many expressions OF regard and attachment shown by
the government and people Of Russia towards this
try: the efore, be IL
Resolved. That the hospales o, this city be and arc
hereby rendered Rear Admiral Lisoysk Captain Fsdo.
vski, of the irgate Alexander Nevski Captain Iakov
min, rag Captain Lieutenant semechkn flag Offcer;
Captain BoutakoiI, frigate Osiabl Captain Kopy,ov
t,igate Pcresvet. Lieutenant Captain Lund, corvette
varag Lieutenant Captain Rremer, OF the corvette
vitiaz Captain Crown Of the imperial Russian navy,
their respective officers and crews.
Received, That q the Board OF Counclmen concur),
the special committee Of the Common Council heretofore
the proper reception Il our dstingushed guests and
| be II further
Reserved, inat copy OF inc foregoing preamble and
resolution be suitably engrossed, and presented
| Admiral Tseyski.
THE ADMIRAL's RESPONSE.
Admiral Lisovskl, addressing Alderman Fromcn.,
asked whether he Should answer the resolutions then
Mr. Froment innated that necessary to make
any formal reply to them. The Admiral however, being
Of opinion that what be done should at
proceeded 10 get rid Of the job onhand and did 30 In
these terns:-
lion OF What have fet before Inc pleasant words OK
pressed by the honorable member OF your Board confirms
what have seen on our copiog down here Prom evry
villa, every cottage, every house oD'our passage
sautes Of welcome Therefore, what We have the
honor to hear now has been already expressed
10 by many tokens. Nevertheless this testimonial
fpontng to the engossed resoluions) precious
me personally, have had the good luck Of being
thiuk the lrsi the Russians my men who
received such distinguished mark OF attention from the
clzens Of yonr great nation Gentlemen this rendering
OF the bospiiaes OF your country viii certainly produce
equal feeling OF mutual sympathy my own country
Everything tina, " occurring here IL tn and iht
.regad which have good fortune TO meet her,
will certainly produce SURPRISING feeling coun
try. This token OF your hospitality (ihe cngrossed
III is n document which | viii consider II mi
DUTY TO forward TO my government, to show tn
great sympathy which we have received among you
Geltlemen, you welcome TO my feet and
perfectly cony inced that the words which am say
lag express The feelings Of my brother oieon and crews
/, and also OF the Russian bsttn.
GOBLET or cHAMPAosE TO THE czAR AND TIN
| PRESIDENT
Then followed cordial invitation 10 SIT down 10 which
Alderman Fronent veniured TO inerpc objection on
the ground OF OF time "0s gentlemen, ,, the
ADMIRAL, 81 am Mt home, and you my guests now y
made sign TO o. his hoers, and presently seve
raj walters In with bottles Of champagne, already
unoorked and began TO n up the glasses which
two large silver trays on the centre table.
al am going 10 propoec," said the Admiral, ga toas
in which you Will all heartily jonTho President o, the
/ tha IN hon
these dacult momcnts the future OF your coun,rythe
man who en ys with you the enyiable me- that
being honest Wait for whiler said he as
! there was towards the champagne glsssos
'wo cannot drink the health Of the President without
salute
Again there were some pesky little boats 10 the way
but they cleared Of tho guns thupdere
out their huzzas and thon due honor done 10 tho
toast, by Russians wei Americans, coupled a. 3,
was the drnking--ou tho proposition Of Alderman
Froment--wilh a toast "ro the Emperor Of Russia"
HoMEwARD BOUND.
Citywmd was the movement Tho rowboa,s we're
brought alongside, and the whole party, increased
by the Russian officers. transferred board Uncs
Sam yacht, which headed s up the Hudson AT
given signal ali the Ru sian commenced 70 hre
salute slowly, but fas, gun could follow gun
Soon tie vessels enveloped In smoke aud the river
presented the appearance Of bong the Of great
naval Gght. And oil the while the yacht dipped her
/ ooors and the solemn OF "God savo the Emperor
was waited over the toward the Russian ships
there DO met by yankee Doodio.D Refroshmens e
were provided board the Andrews in tho shape OF
sandwiches and brandy and water, and, as this Ia a
language which ali understand. Rus Americans
were hobpobbng IN Tho most friendly manner and
vowng eternal friendship through the intormsdiary OF
/ Havana segars. On the way up Alderman Froment pro
sened Capt Boutakof. q the Osl,aba, engrossed
copy Of tbe resolutions which had passed oomp
msni and his onicers before the arrival Of the
Admiral and the captain accepted them with srea, plea
| sure on behalf of bis ship.
Tbus pleasantly passed the time unit, the reached
the dock the foot Of fwsuythrd street, where her
arrival greeted by salute, nred by detachment
from the Second brigade under The direction OF BrgAdcr
General Ystes And here commences part two of the
days programme the procession throash the city.
THE MILITARY RECEPTION