New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
COMMERCIAL AND TINANCl
THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE.


IunyAIE OF THE AMERICAN ENBAssY-GRAND BALL
| At cRossTADT-PARTING sCINEs-THE ExECU-
| uov OF ARAKosoFF-MoURABuJP AND TER
roiRn rsrRREcTION--THE .ATTENiT UPON THE
| IEPlRoRs LIFE PART or REVOLUTIONARY PLOT
l AN !HrIBIAL MARRIAGE.
IL Or sTect Correspondent
ST. PrrrGsrrR7 S'It 10. sec.
In rio cel to-day to be able 20 chronicle The F70'e
Ice Russian campaign. Fox and the feet got away
isrelt after number Of additional cornwall engage
IGh at Crons;alt and on board the ships.
hTLursday night the last affair on land took place N
lssm Of ball at the City Hall or Governors House,
II Crrustadt Being the headquarters Cf the Russian
L. u was attended principally by officers q tie navy
faNC.r wives and daughters. All went Oh very regular
tl bC speeches, and toasts and fireworks were com
Itapacc In short things have tapeIed oil moderately
rsrd he end though nothing could exceed the lasting
ttlIess OF entertainers Uniforms, mostly Russian,
~ moderate number Of pnm and powdered gTandiote
~ sl o. about IN de dance Til night when
1 rfs supper at which there were several "n,oh-
rGTIg poor speeches, then some more dancing, ana
| 1sty mn aboard ship at four IN the morning.
1 o. Trldav the llth few committee affairs ON OObi-
trIrg Roy honorary citizen and the lk6-cold comfort
ID vet weather above decks-much eoghlAG anu N"ul
vi lsudshakngs and goOdDyes, below lAcloeAls hot
urinc Of loye.strcken damseis buyLe TIE STORM 10
rig the heaTt with last view OF some az ing iV,
lrUdng which there are sly rGmoIs OF maulh gsy WIZ
II
aca ties Of the future. Some Americans ron MOS
~ and the interior took look al the Mlan'0hon"ni
" made themselves happy under the Old nag bei III
md that since the squadron arrived there nave ueeA ue
Any excsrson steamers a DAY 20 visit the Montoreand
r these weYc not WIuting the last days, tlougn' III
ecue uee Of the terrible weather when las SCI ID
KRevbSt less favored as 70 passengers.
fI and LessOvsky went back early 10 ihe cl,y anu
zen he day quietly at the hotel. AS the OmCa ueaI,
aal taken place on Thursday, nobody called except
AIs Tie Secretary Of Legation, and lew o'neiS vi
o. Saturday il.ugs could not come to pass without
G1er 'tTeakiast board one Of the "o gates N6lcn
serted The squadron as far as the point where lIe ui
EFnaud opens itself out on tho Baltic. Ib3s was =
ava affair the last of the last; those who parucPa'eu
UuWosed to have been amphibOus like frogs. Ioasis
tTged from The pathetic 10 the sublime. The envoy
sulmIie. ,.
let u drink to this man Admiral interpretsl and TO
tr nan Ad, inteprets who did more than any othet
IA iltgITets for this man and for that man phNiPosj
~ la1 nan u no other man ntdrpretsl thHn-ue men
Nd RaSia. Great applause
Ism sure that my shorthand got this quite correct
hEght have been the Envoy 70 Russia or the Emperor
sk.sa; though the first part am sure Is not isI Wios
pe Envoy brought a report with him on the Meet VINO
Lpi the original and print Il IN The Hr0d/.
he tIa parting affecting enough. Fox and several
Ess Admlras were moved 20 tears and all the sthers
Pege mellow. At the last moment delegation from
~ tuudred miles beyond Mini NOvgorod came mp ard
FteIted the Envoy with bread and salt. II war re-
uriei by nv friend Dayidow ACh that "the place was
AdNcsmegs' final salute from the forts served ss an
Ssste period 10 the entire business; and he ship.
rantd of in two lines toward the Baltic,
he rpor circulated on Enday night that kutakoson
Wuld be hanged tho next morning az o'clock. After
nAny months of mysterious investigation IN the fort
A associated by current rumOrs with tOrtres To extract
formation concerning his fellow Nhiist, aud stories OF
rdou on the extraordinary condition that the assassin
loUa become priest aud 60 down TO the Caspian Sea,
kovirg upon-the silent delay which caused half the
NnlGtion 20 believe him already hanged aud buried,
ALE the other half divided between dozen different
t1us bic opinions the announcement created huge sur
Fse ard set the town into an excitement which kept
SAry thousands awake 81 nghi. heard u AZ Rlshi'
~ in time 10 my friend Won Stein OF the S. Peers
recr ZsfVHg and Through Admiral LesSOvSky 70 obtain
htm rCpoA the Chief Of Police, officer 10 accompany
ne rsH morning and TO conduct we through the several
eotetLtIie eordons OF infantry snd cavalry % point
where night be enabled 70 see The criminal.
In getting 10 Trepof's saueorCm IN the police building
N1s struck with the number OF crooks and turns, and
E't'e-lookng doors. ald unexpected tiglEs Of stairs
nrough busy bureaus sometimes OF ucomprcheusbe pur-
le WHICH appeared the only channel OF public eomnluu-
o1on wiih him. and which gave one the impression %
Assy and secrecy suggestive OF the workings OF lnd-
veal Will OIL perhaps no longer characteristic OF the
stess there transacted The police in ~ Petersburg
~ o. NO kinds military and,civl 'ha portion OF W1cn
s pubic knows consists Of rOtains more n9f less lhsn
Sehln soldiers, under ordinary mllt.y regulations.
- ne other ! likewise of considerable numbers aua
- Oliy mainly iucog. The police sTc very poor! PAD.
Va adyiscd 10 appoint caruasc at q o. iu'' ana ''
Ia AoCr the Commissioner kaiserireu made his appear
&c g my rooms snd drove 20 the SmolcnsA reid on
- Nssslh Island in the suhu~Ss, WHITTIER streams %.
S,e'nans bad been f0gins aIC20y tor an hour ahG "
men, women Ch.ldren, d'osagies en-" ie,lec'eo'
s-ltge. tAe people locking II theig more kindly ioel-
- Lal Lot been ueked ~, or bGd Teen hoAen 10 l-'
Ey'cy.e rightly, How could they feel humanitarian
80 'he1e had not been tme 20 boil fhe teapot. aud u
~ 70 that ben.suan. BEVERAGE nor scarcely even o.
~ colby ph.i0s,p iical ,u.oke Blt al tle goopr
ana respected toe Emperor tcre was au aiy ON. oi
49, lsce without pity, .r tie il2rh Of those sluggish
ePlsot Tie life Of -. Petersburg tor .l t-e pac, 10.
htr'ou.
a. hii-Ey.rg sel6sIy slo; :, with Wrapped clothing o.,
~ ---p morning iAey hcapeJ Nem>rl'c, arounu f.r
' IKE huge blister. o. srrl ar 80. o'I-ct ZION.
~ iy and by CAME ihe utH from ihc fortress. W.
,,.I 'e tatu yas approaching. tttu-, tic people "
p- ccas'd t1 .J1k OIL. ..o -.l1rs, D.t d...t..
whore 'hc troops c'le mH. -'s'sulr
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