The New York herald., 1863-10-01

our hsrbor . atsog smsssn; of ths sssssos And
geoia qualities q her oitizsss. " hnvs ths hv'ns
w"ocssss amoqg u.s. II wss ucss hasins soAs '"e
Dur Of inspectso0 d our bay and hAroor 70
made under tho auspices Of the Ptiot Commissioners
Uader tho laws OF State the pleasing but ensroas
duty Is devoIvcd them OF providing safe guidance into
our port Tor tho vessels Of every nation coming here %
the pioSoas sa,i'nS unasr sSsr conmss,on. was tho
s haroueer OF welcome 10 the sailor as ne approaches
our coast aud the manly and daring pilot sves ham his
nrst words OF greeting And when the habor gained
was st the duty Of this Board To provide those facilities
winch secured TO the ships Of every country safety And
security In our waters. Thus the COMMISSIONER IN con-
Quoting our guests TO the different c interest m the
bay and through tho forIacatons Intended 10 ropet
Ioes' while their duty was safely 10 guide trean
rast their frowning walls, acting in the strict line
Of their duty aud from the appearance OF the tables
was evident that their guests fully disposed to sus
tain thcm In its performance. Il for all who had
participated In 1t most gratifying opportunity IN tne
midet Of duties country his great
convuiscu nsecrats day like that such reanon,
aud he trusted that while all the elements OF nature wcro
blending such serenity and beauty might bs typical
day 70 dawn whcu tho amitics there pledged
bet ween America and Russia should everywhere preva
elements o. national power grcstness blead
In the beauty and serenity OF perpetual peace.
roasts we're then given aud responded 70 IN tho toow
ing ordsr:--
The President OF the United States.
This toast drunk with enthusiasm.
The Emperor OF Russia
To this toast Captain BouTAKovY OF the Osiiaba, re-
spoaded. He sad:Geotlemen. thank yoafor the toast
The Army OF the United States.
General VAN vLrKr responded He returned thanks for
the toast In few appropriate remarks, and concluded
by saying that did not like TO speeches beore
his superior occrs but he would say that he had made
as good speech as can be (Canby) This remark was
hailed with much laughter. amid which General Candy
and said that General Van vet had made better
speech than be could, no was not speaking man
himself.
The Army and Navy OF the United States
Admiral PAulDiSo responded. He euosized tho navy
OF the United States, and said that It's officers were
worthy o. all the compliments which could be pad 70
old dag had performed their duty faithfully AID we'll
The navy OF the United states had always performed It's
daty lie would give thanks to those Russian gentlemen
| for coming among Whenever II became necessary
for rs to shoulder muskot against foreign enomy ho
shoulder with us they had been sirce tho CON-
menccmen, OF the present war. (Chcors)
The Russian Army.
thank you for the good feeling which has been manifest
Cd towards the Russian army.
The Russian Navy.
Lieutenant KAs,EaiyropY rcsroaded aud said Gentle
men, should like TO thank you properly and at leng'h for
tue toast you have just and also 20 toll you OF
the sympathy all people have for you but am en-
| tirey unequal to the task. (Cheers)
The City OF New York
Mayor OppYKE responded In short speech or welcome
abiding th,ren to the prosperity aud greatness o. the
city OF New York.
| Tie Pilot Commissioners OF New York.
OIL Blunt Esq, responded concluding with the toast
Our iafboraike TO be defended against foreign and do
| mcstic encroaChmcnts.
other vointecr oasts wcre drunk and respond
cd to; Rev. prs Bellows aad Chaplin also mado short
! spec ches appropriate TO the occasion.
hbout four o'cc the festivities OF the table were
cluted AID the tolt headed homcwards AS the Travel
Ter passed tho dicrcnt steamers and other craft plying
through the bay party board, being recognized
were cheerei Justify On coming past the Russian vessels
board which freely returned by the excursion
party At six O'Clock the party landed IN New York.
| Thus terminated one OF the most agreeable aud IN
crestn trips which has taken place 10 this vicinity
| some limo.
| Visit of Rear Admiral Lisovski 60 Ad.
miral Farragut. at the Astor House.
Between twelve and Ccork yesterday Rear Aami-
raj Lsoyski accompanied by four OF his occrs called
aimra Farrasut at tho Astor House. On arriving they
| shown into the lades' parIor. where 10 fcw
minutes they Joined BY Admiral rarrsgut. Tho
visit friendly, Informal aair and, afor chatting
geiher for q fe~ minutes, Mrs. Admiral farragut, 90
c,mran ed by several other ladies' entered the room,
TOOK Of an eary dinner 1he officers were s in ful uni
FORM and attracted much attention from the guests OF the
house. who Appeared 70 view with much pleasure tho
frsoaIy feeling existing the rcprcscn naval
meu Of the EaAtern and Western hemisphcre'
| The Rece ption To Day.
Today tho city authorities will formally receive the
Russian ocers al present harbor. The following
Is the programme OF srr,ngcmeots relative The
| tor
| PRoGRAMMg or ARRANGEMENTS Foa TUE RECEPTION
or RBAR ADMIRAL LisovsKI AND 0yrIcERs, or
| THE RUSSIAN NAVAL FLEET.
The committee OF the Common Council, appointed 10
tender hospitalies OF the city d New York Roar
Admiral Lsovski and occrs, OF the Russian navy, now
IN ths rort, will embark the government yacht this
hursday) morning, October l. M eleven o'clock at pier
No. East river. and proceed the North river 10 tho
flagship Alexander Nevsxy where the resolutions adopted
by the Common Couacu viii be presented 10 the Admiral
| by Alderman Fronsnt, chairman Of the Joint Special
| Admiral Lisovski and the ofncsrs will with tho
mes proceed TO the foot OF T~eoiy third street North
where salute will be hrsd under tho direction OF
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Carriages viii be IN attendance 10 convey tho dis
tnsuished visitors together with the committee and the
members Of the Common Council u the i,y Hail. where
formal reception win await them from his Honor tne
Mayor and the Common Council and they will receive the
| congratulations citizens generally.
The entire FRS. division Of the sa.ioo, Guard under
tho command u MAJOR General sandford, Will act as an
escort, In accordance with the following order
gcKssRAL oapsas-xo. IA
H'.oa71HTsa r'Isi. r.. 3;s.s' Ts.a ssg. srss i, IS.
The division win parade the sl DAY of oe,eoer niI
New !hs rsssgon Of Rear Admiral Li'ov'si aud
svsa formed Irs1,y y,s ,h,r. street
prssa: :. aas., s he s ar.sseS @ sr.ds
s''mm' is S.iet % S.asaai CHARLES v. sAsDFosD
The PROCESSION will move from tho OF Twenty third
street, North riv~, tn The foosins oraer'-
Escort of Cavalry.
scrgcan,s al Arms Of both Boards Of tho cymmon Coan
1 cii, with their Stsns Il once.
Carriage couaininy Rear Admiral Lsovsk. and The
Chairman Of the Joint Cor miitee.
The remaining members Of the Committee viii occupy
Carriages fthsr side OF thai ol the Rear Admiral
Carriages Flag Captain fakovniB aad flag Lieu
/ tenant scmechkn
Carriages containing the following ocers Of the Rus
| sian navy
| ypiaArE srzrsspNR syssv.
| Captain Fcdorovski Lieutenant Nsyss.lski
| Lieutenant yishniakav, Master PetrDv.
| Tngineer Gausm,n, Mfshlpmsn viatnovsk.
Mdshipmsu Beoncski, Nidshipman Lain.
/ MidshipmAn sthetnin, MidshiprAan VilAad
| yrIGArE osflarA.
4 captain BoutakoH. Lieutenant AmossoT.
Lieutenant Aviron. Lieutenant Kashertnios.
Lieutenant Ercmecion. Mifshpmsn Tudecr
| Lieutenant ,. de Livron. Midshpmsn Echsninon.
Lieutenant Pamgrep. hidshpman Broutxin.
| ynpcAu rHRWvH.
Captain Kopytov. Master kuriak.
| Lieutenant ieooov. Engineer Abreshkrevick.
Lieutenant 0s6Ebso. Engineer rvcrskvy.
| Lieutenant vsvpundsr hidshipmAn Davidscn.
| Lieutenant Afonssiev. hdshipmsn Baron veting-
| Gunner Lieut. Fridovski. hod
i mn grr-an