The New York herald., 1863-10-10
Our Russian visitors.

yIMr or q1IE DpIr,sH CONSUL ON BoAHD ran
Vi fLAasHsP-rHVArB AND MUNICIPAL DnN~EHs-
LETTER FROM ADMIRAL LisovsKY. Ef0
1be interest manifested by all Of our citizens In se On
te tauueut OF our Russian visitors cootinoes unaSated
Invitations and o6sesieao o6ntsas y lock ~ slsa
" tassrsAissy lfsnbIu ihe ossaJ q visitors going
y sssa ~ Nrs.sas sssels no~ anchored Ia our har-
bor ,ncTeases day kad the utmost anxiety eviDosd
oil sides TO become socoas,od with the Russians Avst
70 the Aeyspasr NeyskI sgshlp Of the oesss
Va oily S5s5sS one and citizens daily svsl
thc~ss'ves the opportupity 70 have persona
intercourse with tho gortIenanly cfAcsfs Of this sSip
On boarding the vessel ra are mot by the urteoos
Aeutenant asme~ss, woc p AXIS the sossh tongue IN
quite fluent manDsr aud does AL In his power TO nuke
The visit Of tho suuser entertaining as possible
Yesterday afternoon the vesse vkited BY Mr.,
Archibald, tbe British Consul. Admiral IAsovsky was
not board at the time. but the Consul wss shpwn
GROUND the shirby Lieutenant semsnea- Aset Z stag
Of about tss6ty inuutes British rspceses(lve took
bs dspartans sasts Ase guns being arca on tor hin
az he left the shtr a.ls AZ X re
On next Monday evening private dinner wiu be evA
10 the Rssisns st the Astcr House, Tho dinner kos sp'
by number u our prominent eittsscs. and ~ intended
10 be Of strictly private charactpr yhs pice Of ckss
for the entertainment b set down al Afteen dcsrs on
Tuesday tho ocers win visit charitable institutions
n is stated that the Ffcnch and Eugs officers of their
respective vessels present v the harbor are also u
yited. sf
Admiral Iisovsky has addressed tina following oster
70 the Commissioner Of inots in this city 7. x
THE HosowApax ms BOARD oy CoxMlss.0xRs on PIEm-s
GENIE EMRN--Y0u have been informed by me OF tno
impcssIlity II my complying with the invtstios win
whic6 you y0ySd me aid my officers for an excursion
y6di Bay. Ycg are aware s!sc q its ressos
meeting him a. tho Astor House pnths very day the
intended excursiona promise whca gave previqas'y
hs character or my " visit it 70 the AduTsai " orist
better tooonvincs you Of the impossbnsY " %
This VISIT gentlemen, was not SIMPLY one q fiaadlX
Intercourse between private individuals Though
perhaps ths Admiral was rcddy o. consider iti
On my part, and the captains Of the squadron, ws
waited corps uron the Admiral 70 pay him respects
rcgu laions do the same Tor person Of high military
rank aftor the Of sgnaued service war
This homage fet is dae from us As testimonial OF
Admiral 20 Admiral Farragut the most remarkable
and succeas naval leader OF the aGe and OF our most
high consideration and respect to the American nston
am, gentlemen, very respectfully, .s,,sv TO- So
FLAGSHIP ALEXANDER NExsxI the LIST os October 1868.
One week from next Monday the municipal dinner to
the officers will take place. Tho Common Council Com
imee yesterday decided upon that date The anair 10
intended to be the most magnificent that place
u our city for a long time.
~ THE FlREMEN AND THE RUSSIANS. aE
Tue EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Now that tho city authorities treating our Russian
visitors to military receptions, banquets, &C., why don't
they give the rcmen chance display their numbers
and apparatus In the OF the Prince Of Wales
ception now let the department have their . onnus
parade which missed last time.
4 Ocr. ., 1853. TWO. OLD FIRE BOYS.
81 The Russian Reception IT Boston.
ff'f Bosros. Oct. o, 1853.
committee OF both branches Of the city government
appointed arrange the reception Of the Bus
Sian Admiral and feet. 49,
The Board OF Aldermen last evening adopted resolutions
respect Tor the memory Of the late DrsSprgs Hay
ward, who member Of the Eoard Of Consyang Ply
scians 1fiaf ttE rns lail iai p T444fi
Peter Smith, while transacing business It the Unit