The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-22
international Toasts, Senti-
ments and Speeches.
Visits to Palaces, Churches, the Great
Bazaar, Military Encampments, Mo-
-. nasteries, Nunneries, the Bell Of
Moscow ard Fair Of Novgorod.
OUR MOSCOW SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.


through from st. Petersburg which left yesterday at
about three O'clock in something less than twenty
hours Special saloon placed at our disposal,
which We found very comfortable far their
modaons went Unfortunately for the perfect comfort
Of the trip the allotted TO the officers too small
the uunber Of passengers too great to give all
desirable place, and this, long nights journey,
when is wearied with fifteen days official dsslpa-
patton. is no laughing matter However all
through safely.
Every arrangement had been made to make the jour-
ney agreeable in other respects The committee from
MOSCOW, consisting OF Mr. Koskarir and Mr.. Rarsanix,
who met at ST. Petersburg, had provided many
hampers well stocked with edibcs and nice liquids to
assuage thirst and dust, and presiding
todian and dispenser Of these good things they had
placed long black haired, blacks eyed servant who
hbitod immense activity and endurance rushing from
bis store house TO all parts OF the car and opening
distributing cigars and laying open dishes Of solid
nature The night long. the travellers thirsty but
the dispenser OF refreshments grew weary
fatercd in tho execution of his high rst We sincerely
ptied the poor fellow and drank his wine.
AT three points the stopped for din
nor and supper 10 the tea saloons seemed very
frequent Excellent meals had been prepared for In
room set apart and abundant time given to eat them
with aud comb r.
GREETINGS nv TIVE WAY
At every point where thus fed state the depot
served gazing with calm and delighted aspect upon the
Tho scone was doubtless we'll worth looking at TO the
Russian peasantry, who tbronged about the windnws
And although they were not permitted 70 Join In the
mouthful When VIC left for the train again. they cheer
cd US and showered BLESSINGS upon our h'ads
DRurArIoFs PROM THE PEOPLE.
Al two OF the stations committees waited upon Mr.
Fox and rendered welcome and congratulations
Nevgorod the Great and number OF officials appointed
~ the people were awaiting our train at Chudove They
kore the uniform decorations Of their Office When
the cars stopped they advanced the in which
M Fox and the Governor made speech In Russian,
nics aam,, Lssosssy aa into the as
governed by officials elected by the people the Governor
General alone being appointed by the Emperor The
happy results Of the new rsome were exhibited and
report splenddly bound In two three volumes OF the
financial educational and civic transactions OF the pro-
vince presented Mr. Fox aud othors OF the party
In addhoa this the hoptaes of tho province were
rendered In the symbols he presented consisting Of
large loaf Of black bread, package o. salt and couple
Of dozen OF Ash, some Of them quite lively
When the ceremony completed Mr.. Fox responded
dsred and his thanks for the great crowd was
prsssat consisting Of The peassntry Of tho surrounding
country dressed in their rude attire, consisting OF long
tunic and having top boots into which fell their rough
tTcsss1 Rough, honest looking fellows with their
vsn me sna on or
took on their hats and gave us some hearty cheers
Al every station we found crowds awaiting US, which
gave a. hearty welcomes
RURAL scExys.
mo country through which the railroad passes " IN
many PORTIONS very beautiful II Is diversified agreea-
bly, With woodland, meadows and rich Rrainheds, n
pensd and yellow gold In Typographical Outlines Is
similar 70 the rolling praries OF the West The wood
lands Ill imposing In the character Of their trees
which are low and staned consisting OF pines birches
end the like They relieve the bright yellow OF tho
grain sds which stretch over miles and miles on either
ads Of the railway
tsassoas architectural beauty and grace They are
made MP Of log houses, two stories In height with
mach srposurs 20 the severe weather Of the north
Hss aid there. though we observed the fancy little
ana e lively brown sides surrounded with rich foliage
and flower gardons-cosy little hooks Nearly, y not
qatts MI Of these ara constructed OF logs IKE the hat OF
over no larger villages cleaned the golden cupoas Of
spsndid churches which lorded u over the surrounding
c0untry the crosses flashing the rays Of the sun miles
rus RAILWAY STATIONS
al largo, roomy and well arranged On no road W
Amertca you hnd stations equallng those ON the
rod nom g. Psser.burg to Moscow nor win you often
ind better substantially constructed road than
tlss one built by American contractors. the Messrs
winana II has double track throughout, maania-
Gently graded and possessing exceed ngy hne bridges
almost ali on the American plan. ! may observe es
peso that nov that the road has been entrusted en-
sirsy 70 the management Of the Messrs winans the
iscons derived by the stale nearly douby increased
1hs Emperor Is exceedingly grstihed at the result and
ssrss. ~ the 80, gentlemen Who have !, IN charge
Al the principal engaged In working the road are
Americans, who make the machinery, rolling stock and
attend the running OF the road, under government
control never exercised Az several stations We were
greeted BY the Amcn.an employees. who we're greatly
MOSCOW
Va arrived al Moucow Al ten O'Clock, when commit
Ths crowd sbou, the depot was Immense and very
thusiastIc II was made up 81 all classes Carriages
In waiting, In which We took places, and were
driven u rapid rate 70 our lodgings the magnificent
hossi on The Moscow river opposite the kretnhp'
aad I'll the windows and doors wcre nIcd BY curious
spectators was sort Of riumphai progress from Inc
asd an opportunity given 10 refresh ourselves after
cong journey The hotel vas prcfusey ornamental with
aas Of shs Russian and American nations, the latter
usur 70 run rRrscr GOVERNOR
Aner substantial lunch or breakfast We visited ne
Governor Gsnsrals house. 70 pay our respects 70 Prince
Dcieorouki Ad-deosmp General, Governor General Of
hesocw Every member was introduced 70 HIM md.
pleasure Afssr brer Interview he invited 20 dine
wfsh him q ave O'Clock "a his house, which vas se-
espssd.
Subsequently, most Of ths gentlemen visited the Krsm.
ssovss Issy visited the tower Of Ivan vski other.
wss John the Great said 10 have been built In 1900 and
n y. -. scp.s b. ba. o. whoh sssrs arc sos
than thirytour Of various nrcs she lsryes. vs,gnns
III q Moscow and miles of tho country around Is mssni
6csut know not how many hundred towers and
sug ne, sssss ,ssumerses 70 The eye No y,s~ hts 4
may bs sssn, % know, M Europe u snrpa-scs
shst NON TIE dcme OF 81 Peters, 70 Rome or - Paui
rws cryAr rrr1-
Asths fccs Of the so.s, n .omswh. a broken cona,
choofbsy IN America fis sire u something enormous
I hsteht ID nntssn feet three nches, and ia circurn
fsrsscs q tbs sixty -four feet nine inches It's
vsseht u said " BE- 100000 ihs
rux PALACE rurgRoR
90 nert hursdly visited ana ell ts galleries. treasures
M carcsisiss Inspected II would require doSsn
soiuans 70 even snumersts al o. them. shall
urNsrtaks NJ Everything COMMONLY securely locked up,
vss out aad exposed 70 view Nothing OF Interest vas
Sssosasd The pssAgs sfssr the long ride BY cara was
sNSA~s vssrssome but IN ssjoyed H.
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