New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

some local name In the evening enjoyed what Pleased
officers most since they have been here, fee gwen
in their honor by the River Yacht Club Their mouse
is hidden away in lonesome bay OF the suouIos
Raising and lowering Of flags, Bengal lights along
the water, signals and emblems which sanofs uh,
derstand gave variety to the dinner and pail ,h
lasted till a. IN, and many handsome s", nfs
were said and DONE An episode was the launching OF
little yacht from under which Mr. Fox knocked as .o
FIRST props and the owner thereupon named II III MS "0'i
The evening was an entire success. .np
On Sunday the l2h an excursion took place 70 ne EN-
perors Summer palace Of TsarSkoseo, some n'' 'VN"
On Monday The 18th. everybody went 10 Pavlovsk
another suburban retreat of the many adacent 10 o %
tersburg WHERE the elite love TO yegetate IN SUMNER
The Inv there i no tester in town at all IN Summers II
ANYTHING is done 10 that line 1t u IN tne pel.eI 'oeu
suburban villages from four to ten nes ulsIan. ny
fate was semi private affair in the "Vauxhau OF the
raIroad compapy Nominations, dinner sport speeches.,
in Russian and English Yankeedoode once ort~ice TOO
often and dancing. =,
On Tuesday, l3th various eAouiSlonS, 'ieN''o0"6i ~
On "Wednesday 10th, to-day there is TO be dinner at
On Thursday. tomorrow, there will be grand review
and maneuvers by 60 900 men, specially gotten UP
for the edifcaton Of the guests. A.,
About Monday next there will be an excursion 70 MUS
COW, which viii take five days at least
THE MOVEMENTS OF THE BMBAssY-vIsTTs TO CBLR'
GRATED PLACBS-DNHER AT THE MERCHANTS
cLUB-THs ToAsTs AND THE sPREcHEs-FRA-
TERYIzATIOS--rHR GERMAN ELEMENT IN ST. PE-
TERsBURG. e ,.ea
On Wednesday the l5th there was An excursion when
embraced visits to various places Of interest
Tn Tho morning the carriages first halted OF the monas
tey of lex Nevsk one Of the most celebrated nstiiu
tons of the kind in Russia Its proper name IS alexander
Npsk1va Spatotroskdyd LaVrd but in order 70 apPre
cate nronerly its imposing title should be Obliged to
spoil il out in the unceuth, mixed Grecohomane CHAR
scters in which timetables, street names, III
short IL prnted; so that though stranger be wen sup
nlied with maps and guide books, be will hnd hmse u
erly at here within hundred yards OF s ho'e uiu
| there too unless ho can speak German OF frehch III,
The institution stands at the end OF the famous Hoys
prosDect Broadway truly worthy OF the NAME besde
tho rich jewels, fno paintings library etc., Inspceoeo
there was shown also interesting personal ohehI OF
p,, tbe Grea-an Episcopal staff turned by himself on
his own lathe and presented to the bishops OF his new
| capital. ,, -. Ill. ;o.o ,ho ,,o,D-
try 10 visit the iron foundery where all the new cannons
arc made process Of casting steel guns latey IN
vented In Russia and Prussia simultaneously, was de-
scrbed and illustrated in very interesting manner by
the obiging Russian naval officers who are detaled AZ
cieerones Afer lunch at this place. the party returned
nv the river In the afternoon those that were not qte
tired ont visited the Exchange ind some scenhc inSu
| tons. 49, 80, ~,
rich institution representing the solid powers OF 81
Petersburg situated IN the great boulevard, the NeTski
Prospect the KaZran or cathedral ana IN WINTER
lively social center in consequence OF the subscnpo
halls given there This is the fourth great banquet Of the
fete more than the doZenh, II we stop 10 mentoh any
thing short Of the grand rstclass dinner consequence
4
Able Wiiam-st regalements, in the midst of uniforms,
swelling the numbers TO about 300 present. may be I'M
agined as TO the truth as described snee regular
public dinner where champagne Us drunk now-a-days,
amounts to nearly the thing all the world over
Little variations however may be mentioned, such as
Offering toas,s between the courses rafting on tho
plates whom anybody wishes 10 nce cheers Speakers
of course get up 10 the top of their voices ana c
band does fail to strike in here and there in the wrong
place Ton thousand noubles well sufhoed 10 make inc
repas sunptuous." While the speeches and bumpers 70
our everlasting friendship continued, repeating them
selves indoors some PsoRe mostly ,Sroh ,So
upper sases and silently sympathzing on the street
And they held their nun bcrs until the naval party came
out to DIVE away then their time 70 act the people
part Bear-hugs impeded the officers, ana simple
hearted pretty fashion of kissing them on the shoulder II
not on the eheek-hTahiDg and following me Carriages
10 the hotel in melee Of exclamation, were the manfes
The principal speeches we're BY Mr. Yorgann the Pres
dent ofthe dinner Mr. Fox. Gen Clay Admiral Lessoy-
Mr. Niktin AID Mr. Rutin President OF the Club Bo-
side, which there were toasts 10 Indefinite number.
In proposing the health of the President Of the United
States Mr. Yorgunin said lin Russian interpreted BY
Mr. Curtin after thanking Mr. Fox and the Americans
for accepting the Clubs hospitaes, tia, this not
the first time they had found occasion TO Indicate their
friendship to tho people Of tue United States Gen
Clay the American Minister, doubtless Remembered bis
reception on the 10Th Of February last ana the speeches
full Of friendship then made on both sides.
The great American nation has added another link u
the bond which united u.s. by kindly transmitting the
heartfelt expressions of sympathy IN reference TO the say
ing OF the Emperos life on the 18th Of April when the
ssassIs hand fortunately turned aside b "a b
Russia THIS special mission, the Congress u the Uned
States had in very appropriate manner assured the En-
psor and nation Of Rusans that they would ALWAYS hare
In the Americans friends who would rejoice at Russian
SUCCESS and sympathze With them in their trials N0r
this friendship based upon calculations Of mercantile
Pre- IT, nor even upon political sehness. II the sin
cefe sDringiBg up OF natural attachment Reposing in
tho sro continuance OF such sentiments for 70
they raised their glasses to the President Of the United
States and the whole American people. '..
To which Mr. Fox replied by summing up compactly in
the following toast the five great measures Of reform
which mark the reign Of Alexander H..
own heart fs given Bis people eedom Of The
press local sesOTesmsn trial BY Jury abolition aog
The happiness il has conferred rather thar FOR the glory be
might acquire-the Emperor Of Russia.
In answer 20 toast 90 the American Navy Capt Muir.
nay said with reference 10 the remark which had been
made Of the mission carried out by Mr.. Fox that
true tho navy had brought across the ocean preciOns
freight abiding TO the resolution Of Congress- because il
that which neither the wealth Of the Orient all
the gold that flows ont Of California could have pur
chased But these not the first ships Of war that
sailed across the ocean regbted with nation sympathy
He never could forget the thrill Of joy in America when
the Russian feet under Admiral Lessoysh day
and anchoredn the harbor Of NewYork and the fresh
smusnt it 70 gallant soldiers In the dark hour Of
domestic troubles Twas always pleasure to
the remembrance ofsuch national sympathy.
1t unnecessary 70 enter into the merits OF the gal
LIANT corps whose history illustrated by q Nayarino
a Sinope Chessma, aud headed by such dstingiishe
admirals as he saw around him, He proposed to the
Mr.. Kokero said lin Russian that the presence of their
esteemed American guests them 50 significant that
under uence Of the event they were unable even
approximateyto define their feelings They did not come
under motives gain seluterest but 70 take part in
the universal JOY of Russia upon the preservation Of their
beloved EmperoTReformeE lie respectfully requested
Mr. Fox his return his nativecounty 10 inform his
felow-ctzens that they could have chosen better
method 10 bring about brotherly union and love for
America not only 10 every Russian house but in every
Russian cabin than the expression Of their Joy upon the
safety Of the life Of him whose career bad frightened
Russian social life with the light Of philanthropy justice