The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
TROPHIES FROM the JEFF. DAVIS NAVY.
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OUR COPENHAGEN Correspondence.
COPENHAGEN, July so, 1866.

OUR COPENHAGEN CORRESPONDENCE.
CorsSuAcEs July 80. 1866.
MAKING READY TO SAIL.
In pursuance to a new arrangement, we shall
leave omorrow afternoon, the 3lst, and steam at
once for the Gulf of Finland where hope to
arrive In five days less Our contemplated visit to
Stockholm will be postponed until our return trip
from Russia when We shall spend several days of the
Swedish capital.
HoSoRs FROM THE DANES.
Our presence here has been a OF considerable
excitement to the quiet city Of Copenhagen and II has
been awaited of by the King and government to show
usual and marked attentions officers The Danish
government has always been friendly to rthe United
states but never before OF naval vessels
ceivei any special attention at the hands of the Danish
authorities They always quietly overlooked and
ignored But the close OF our war, and the convincing
proofs gave OF the power of our government have
opened eyes the Danes well Of those OF oher
nations Nothing could be more marked and ex-
prcssve than tho reception this time-so sig
nfcant, indeed, as to call forth remarks
from tho people Tho papers, In advance
of the government have been raulmadverng in
terms upon the apparent want OF cordially and hosp
tally upon tho part of the authorities. We not in
cned to agree with the editorial writer's in the matter
We arc agreeaby surprised that tho reception should
have been SO kind and warm. II was than ex-
pectcd We believe that they have, under tho circum
stances done all that they possibly could, and we are
grateful
THE KING sIANToSoSou.
Last week an invitation was sent tho King Christian
TX to visit the MIantonomoh which he promptly and
gracefully accepted naming Friday the day for the
visit Preparations were made at once to receive him
in proper manner, and a number of officers OF the
Augusta went board the Monitor at halfpas to
participate Ia the reception. Commander Murray, as
senior Officer Of present to aid in tho func
TONS At halfpast the laundering Of guns from the
shore batteries announced the departure OF the royal
party and the marine guard Of the Mantonomoh and the
up in line the port side OF the deck,
and the officers OF both ships, In full uniform arranged
themselves aft the starboard SIDE tho gangway
The royal visitors alongside in pretty little
tug flying the royal banner and navigated by an
officer OF the engineers Of the On making fast to
the Monitor Admiral Irmngcr aid to the King, stepped
aboard received At the gangway by Commander
| Beaumont
Tho King then followed and was received by oil, the
| officers with uncovered heads the marine guard pre-
senting arms At the moment the royal standard
hoised at the fore OF tho Augusta and salute OF
guns fred The King gracefully acknowledged
/ the salute by repeatedly touching his chapeau
THE ROYAL FAMILY
Tho King tall, finely formed man, with black hair,
| and whiskers and moustacho IA mi'itdire was
dressed in full uniform OF general and upon his
breast the grand Of Denmark and three or four
i other decorations OF the FIRST order
The Queen Louise, lady Of nearly the Same age OF
the King next reached the deck. She was attircd in
simple but elegant Dress with prctenscns TO gorgeous
| style.
The Crown Prince Frederick. young man OF perhaps
twenty years. In military unfosu. wearing several dec
i oraions.
Il e.t.,~
i Of all the Russas, attircd in a blue elk dress, witt
white stripes and pink ha, OF the last Paris style
The little Prince waldcmar, and Princess Thyra,
| plainly attired, made up tho royal family.
The Kings brother, Prince John in full uniform ac
i companed tho King
The others Of the royal party were Admiral Irmngcr
| and several naval officers and officers OF the Kings
household whose names did not obtain. Nine. Dc
Billie, chief Lady Of Honor, and Milo Rosenorn,
Lady OF Honor and several other ladies' near the Queens
All Of them spoke English with aaency and correct
| tend to know anything OF the Danish.
THE FUTURE yxrRBss RUSSIA
or course, next the King, the most prominent person
W the party was the Princess Dagmar the beothed Of
the Czarowitch Of Russia. She Is certainly lady OF
more than ordinary claims TO personal beauty, Her
hair of rather dark n's BROWN pq"p ha aad T rs
glossy and Navy aud short in consequence Of her
late sickness which u said impaired her beauty
| what, though her complexion seemed brilliant and
SOFT Her eyes were bright and full OF lively flashes
and sentiment She converted with freedom and cvinced
high ability and comprehensive knowledge OF every
subject touched upon. sbe would be regarded in any
| circle Us very delightful person.
| ~ AMERICAN REcrTo..
The royal party was received by commanders Murray
Bealmol,, Assistant Secretary Fox, hls Exoellency
George H. Yeaman Minister Resident, and were at once
placed in charged Of an officer who explained oyery.
Thing TO their perfect satisfaction Every portion OF the
sp wss visited and rsed some q ,ha sars ever o
the men AtcSpresscd their gra,iGcation At 'ho Ys.
and seemed extremely pleased With everything they sau
asssssasts for oyIng and aeh,ing tho ship and ap.
pearcd 10 take great Interest in the recital Of he details
| OF the voyage here.
/ LEAVE rrfyc.
~, After spending an hour end hsf ~ and about DE
from s he King and md n s rya =. r xs ers receiving
| American cheers which they ACKNOWLEDGED ny many
bows and dosng o. ehareauH The Aurusisarcd royal
salute, and the whit was completed Commander Muir.
ray who was unable on account OF iudlsposop In Tho
mopngo be present at the presentation Of Mr Fox and
ccn'meEdef Beaumont TO the King was presented by
| Admiral lrmingor, and very handsomely received
tisSrR AT rms ROYAL PALACE
On Sunday Mr fov, Mr.. Ycnman, our Minister Com.
manders Murray ard Deaumcnt dincd with the King at
hs palace, and spent very agreeable evening.
their guests il IN sfTabe end unconstfainod manner
TiiE nrLo.krs
ms morning a The loreign ampsssadors v,s''sa me
guns from the AreUsa, and a. two o'clock tho Minister
o. iolesn Aaars visited the Monitor and was received
van al honos, the Augusta aean numbering forth
her fore ~ III -. -. -
This believe end. al or ,gsri y... IN. anoScla,
p ~ 81. 90. ynn.snur,edy Two steamers, the
ne Man,on sJp fn eyc TAR hOur from the city 70
women end cildron--vho roam und siarhed over tn6
:, * Is,g the.r eyes en- al that IS wonderful aud
visitors frm Copenhagen ard from me country si,ou,
he nrals y ae'acton anything hey have ashorc ard
~ la arm atN tfgr