New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

steppe the Voga lost tsef natural vanishing point
still more than 200 miles down toward the Caspian
Sea At our covered with myrads Of mased
sharper and longer than canal boats narrower than the
North River scogs and decked all flying the Russian and
many of them the American coors. Among them
baps hundred ieamboas-thore 400 the Voga-gen
orally small sharp and unmpoeing AT the junction Of he
Volea and the Kasma Coming down from Moscow Mini
Noygarod came into existence famous trading
2h century and it's annual fairs make in APP
Europe Even the crafi the vogs remind OF the
motley SSpPesaG Sys SSa soameS puass s aS so
Indeed large numbers OF these people to be in the
Russian navy itself AS for the city Of Mini Novgood il has
Not bad companion picture 10 II in respect TO its makh
character and universal beerogeneosiy would have been
But here have at the same time inespersed evidences OF
past nge and there is not that tendency the of the
mixed to assmate In fashion, the contrary every
Tartar Kimuch Kghis or Persian dresses exactly as he
has been accustomed 10 do In his country There
preston OF the nomado character OF these seppe people Of
the East Nothing is done to be permanent Yet trade IS
carried to immense extent IN every imaginable branch
Of business IL is almost iedOe Dut true enough hat
hundreds Of millions Of dollars change hands II MINI Noygorod
The Grown Prince Ae1anier-secOnd Of the Emperor
and heir since the death o. his brother Nicholas last yeas
ON visit TO Mini and Mr. Fox with the two naval captains
Murray and Beaumont went to him TO present their compl
men ut time that the rest OF introduced 10
the encra constant ovation is rendered 10 him
appears IN public He passed US Yesterday
the oldest collection OF appudng Oaers that have for
some Nominations are to be seen every night in bis
consisting OF the letters A. b. for Alexander
Vladimir % being 10 RussaD and the top
Having lef cards at the Mayors in the City Hail.
followed Nj Fox excursion through the bazaar TIL late
in the afternoon gale Of wind was blowing that
almost impossible the street. keep the eyes open The
carriages halted any shop wedged in
BY crowds numbering from several hundred TO thousand
pcrsou who persisted in following us like many boys after
tue animals show. Fur leather gold and silver Calico
iron and tea slantes visited until my head ached from
the heat. Jam, dust and oxcitemept
o'clock the merchants Of the Fair gave splendid
dinner in the City Hail Now this a thing to be talked
about Already daring the dinner there appeared evidences
kinder and ireor feeling than usual in the great cities
here social distinctions more marked But when tue
toasts aud spseeha got through with IN lot Of
gypes aud Russian pcasd:, sad we eksd ard listened
to the national songs and dances TIL near midnight
The richest merchants and the greatest bugs IRON
Siberia and the Caucasus the Persans IN Persian guse
Armenian and what not representing the ehuIe
orient north of British commercial inlnence met US 40 he
Representatives Of America with hearues SO unesTalne9
and thoroughly good that could not help feel proud Of e
position country occupies and the principles America
represents among the nations even that do not speak any
known language" Except at the Cronstadt and Yacht Cup
dinners where broad sesnanlike humanity displayed vel
come Characteristic style there has been something OF that
polite stiffness which rstooats by divine inheritance cannot
altogether forget though little that should never nave
ought about t had struck opposite Pole ~ h1n
NOrgorod America Ia the daughter Of tho OLD world che IL
weddod rights and therefore the whole world loves
her unless exist special esVsss !9T a9vy d9V Sen