New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

that in war the privileges which contended
for would be abused Bat the practical good working Of the
system has been fyOraey ID Is e s 81 GS
tho matter and visited The hospitals with DR. w Ryans
Quaker gentleman who Joined Florence hiS9tiu
gae In the Crnean war and who had much do pssss
as any one In starting the OF Sanitary AssoOas
par agrsph describing this visit aud recognizing the mer
its OF DR. Evans published the ALseastne Zst,uns
by the Prlsan Queens own hand That gentleman
remarked to me night that be had been elected Bar
on four different times and decorated with many orders
almost any man living yet that he reloced the
for ali those He considered it very important that Russia
should give its adherence to the Geneva principles since
without her tho ring would not be closed aud In war the
The Grand Duchess Helen aunt Of the Emperor Of Russia
IA Wurtemburg prDoess and OF the most superior
Of Europe probably exercised great good
persuadg the Emperor in this matter a. she known to
have done her snare in the matter Of emancipation.
The Grand Duke Constantine In the capacity Of Grand
Admiral Navy Of Russia whose duty would have been
from eli the entertainments This is be accounted by
his annual trip 70 the Crmea and all the ports on the Black
nyed arrival OF the American fleet Finally he left the day
before the coming OF the feet
Grand Duke Michael Governor Of the Caucasus when they
meet az 1s He seemed indeed very much grieved as We
told at things Tor happening But IL Is loss be
said and very great II IS to TO be when the
monitor should much like TO have IT," Con
sanne the EmDerors oldest brother He chews tobacco
and swears like Missssppani says he talks the American
consequence Of his absence It is Admiral Lesovs that
does the honrs and far the Americans concerned
oS nave nD.ns 20 cOsn 2, 81 a. hoe coS.an. he
does not refrain from talking American to bis naval ON
doing half enough recpOcste demonstrations OF vel
como TO the Russian heet and you can't do too much
the creed which he has Doulcated until is that
OF every Russian who has communication with the
On the SUNDAY question the Presbyterian. are certainly In
mnory-for all the Christian world of Europe whistles in
the afternoon least though Sunday schools had ever
existed 70 rising the wokedness OF that
amusement on the Lords dsy Catholic countries noted
for their and mefrymakDg Sunday afternoon;
the Greek Church things better Although the streets
business rtgdlY let
people With sunny faces and their other clothes go IN
straight from the church doors TO all the varieties OF
social entertainment which large city can afford
Bound TO witness a. much as possible the spirit acnatng
people this degree Of eastern longitude went 20 81 Isaae
Cathedral with the Russian crowd thep the got
the edihcaon Of the Emperor at ZsrskoSeo AT
doubted psty C ssng crossing themselves more osssns
tiously than the Catholics and repeating the operation in
down male and female the stone pavement OF
the pswless church bending the head forward and kissing
the ground or was not deceived at any rate ouehng ore
head upon the pavement.
sases Church heaven of itself in its richness and in
terror beauty 10000 roubss or ssS having been
expended bOld temple who're imagine himself
sensiby the sphere OF the angels and suppoaie be-
great opening side Of the interior into
golden holy OF holes Toward this rich and simply beautiful
PRIESTS the mass direct themselves and look longngy
through the ntestice. at the images Of Christ and two
apostles painted beautifully glass In colossal size
each worshiper having frs, purchased and lit small
candle to represent the fame of the spirit OF religion and
inserted il in OF the SOCKETS stand provided for the
purpose hundreds constantly burning while there
people on hand to pray AZ the same me oody OF
side sing charmingy without tbe accompaniment OF
instrument.
The bass voices Greek church deep the
because good bass recognized the first requisite TO
proper service and is therefore sought out fm far and
wide and exceedingly well paid for Toward the
the gates simple ceremonies are
attended 10, and the services
Thence the As " to clear OF the
people, ellie of Petersburg 10 or 20 miles out the
railroad themselves in SUMNER custom favored by
residence OF the people Summer pasces
BY the favor Of Mr. RkatchO OF the CrOnsdd MesssHg
newspaper and at the time officer in Uniform
present specially delegated take Of the Americans
accompanied she party the representatives. of the
sexes gathered Zarsks Seo 10 great numbers moving
TO aad Of vehicles frequently after Russian
5 pan" Of three wild horses abrcasi.
The Americans for the first honors; placed IN
vantage equal the EmperOr with door TO the gal
lery leading full Of refreshments bbabe and eat
able. AS tho II might have been at the Fashion
California The jockeys English. and the
English language be spoken bv yeybody II Peter
he'd made that great mistake for his nation
adopting strangely mixed hlPAabet in which letters
are all lie with new classification
should be able mention the OF the polite President
Of the racing Club and some details Of the programme
snow that the mare Victoria figured the programme
something like Buktopua the Of which exactly the
same and in English. SO Resioran (esan
rant appears the SIGNS PecOph. But the horses did
their best Notwithstanding that their names and sacred ped
igrse sadly twisted in the Russian spelling
English horse beaten IA French ON which
naval officer bet Of three kopecks Ia cents by far
veie spectacle the Of equpages containing
brilliant ladies' dazzling uniforms in which the Emperor
princes played their part back TO the Tan1ba or depot