New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06

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which were suggested perhaps by the crysiah0grapmc
straight line and repetition, which ohaaeerzes the MN
eral world. 1t was not properly kettle or eanldIon; ~
might be called an aemolc, or gahpot OF ehaiee o.
oyergrown proportions, for IT had pedestal OF DaSe
When the ieebegs of sugar had become dissolved IN me
seethng bowels of the cauldroD two silver ladies' with
long handles were brought INTO play and prominent dex
ferrous part they enacted, in the manipulation OF the
spiritually symbohcal fluid fire, which continued to blaze
cheeruy and spatter spghtly TO the evident gratica
ton Of the emcirce which the Americans also sat- as
became them in adapting TO the customs
of the country. There wasno semposed IN tne
faces Of the party but degree Of humanity and Deneyc
lence Of serpened and happiness OF feeling Whch
must acknowledge have never seen exceed IN any other
form Of religion That is 70 say such was especially ne
case whore they had been passing glasses containing por
lions Of the fluid which noticed had been got out OF the
caulron in flaming condition by means OF lhe aGes,
and allowed 20 flow thereOm as 10 I'LL successVely
row of tumblers IL pleasure 10 see the ladle WORK
In the caudron it stirred the fluid and showed us now eh
il was Unless violently stirred II looked thlcK ana DacK
ike tar but the moment portion OF IL was dlseu ineie
was rpc BROWNIES in all the shades Of bakeoven and
Autumn leaves. Even the silver asslHated 10 te coo
and both locked richer without baekening al all by way
OF variety there constant SCATTERING ana stopping
over of ire the abecloth which Kept the unoeeued
busy in putting 1t out again -, =,
Pretty soon we were all served, and then began me
preachluC All this must not be confused, however,
with e-worship and Zoroaster whose disciples i've iur
Their East, and moTeover Principally ded OUT SVVy ytas
ago. nor with the Truds and Druid worship, whch ~
seems very much TO resemble though II Is nnquesuonaby
distinct as will appear evident also nom me discrepancy
as toe oIaneousness IL is s0emnity OF modern
INVENTION combination of conceit, instructive love for
anrrGpiate ceremony with the modern tendency TO in
duIre I'm " feast Of reason and flow Of SOUL
And this gathering round the jorum, be II understood,
Was council Of the most respectable and influential hered-
tary chiefs Of the Empire of Russia TO take INTO con-
what was be said to their visitors and guests,
your representatives, the Americans now soJouIhine III
Russia iv the will of President and Congress. Ii is
great question my mind wheheT preaching IN general
ought not to consist only in speaking Ihen 'ner mere
understand tho speaker feels something be has 10
saw But there special occasions Wheh ~ 10 hoIo
for individuals TO speak than lor Others
and il then that simple ideas often oecome suons "uu
great in virtue of The circumstances. - !,
Such An occasion, and such circumstances, may DC
fonnd in Prince CorchakOs address to the Americans,
and others of the sect described as sitting around the
pnnch bowl II not improbable that some Of his words
nav read like to sundry OF the little countries IN
How the speaking began was thus: Abide Camp Cen
Tastoy rose and asked Prince Gorchakoh 10 explain the
feeling which the Russian Government entcrtans toward
the Americans. Without further ceremony, Prince
Gorchako rose and delivered remarkable speech on the
friendly relations between the two great nations when
will not fail TO make sensation IN both hcmisPheres.
I'VE gave the speech of Prince Gorehakof in fun In our
issue Of Sept. 28-ED. TRIBUNE.
lMusic-Hail Columbia.
Count Skrepezn, Russian gentlemen living az Nice,
and only temporarily back here thanked Prince Goricha
ho and commended his in indorsDg the cause Of
the Union of the United States.
REPLY OF Mr.. FOX.
Mr. Fox said On the soil Of Russia and in The presence Of
one who spoken for this great Empire were better per
WEep deiyercd 20 his Imperial Majesty the Resolution OF
Congress But there has been another mission 10 an k
manning Russn for few days accept the hoitatcs and
conesies which offered have before me the difficult and
delicate duly OF representing u'my ass Wy Gns, inS 'P
g1ess That spirit hos followed pe eiqyWtee Every st'p
that have taken in Russia and IN every entertainment that
have accepted spirit that resolution has rested upon
An anxiety that scarcely felt during Eve years Of war has
rested upon me in earnest desire to have carried out be
Until return TO Washington ana receive ie a
provai disappova Of my Government shall not know
everywhere in Russi from his Im1ul Majesty 10 the hum
best peasant there has h unanmy Of welcome extended
TO ms which was uctond what had anticipated Through
out h pife there has been reception even
u tbs country, This great people on whose brood shoulders
The genius OF national unity rests have cast down their syn
paths before Us Ike garment upon Whch VIC ieau And now
lie word Of welcome and the bright skies which accompanied
ure changed 20 farewell like dark clouds Of approaching Winter
bu beyond Is the same eternal sunshine II human passions
shall in the future raise threatening clouds between the two
may like s. Paul hgh from heaven shining round about
them which viii peTpeuaie IN their bosoms the holy mihs
Of Enopewho when the darkest gloom OF the night OF
civil war rested upon America yet oresaw the sunshine Of nhl
t9 NJ words Of affection and friendship which have grown in
like pearls lie has reached the evening OF He TIE
erng around him May be Hgc with that the eyes Of both
nations may look up him As The sun stood SUI iof joshua
So may the goiies Of life stand still for hm unil God
Wills 10 take him himself Great applause drink 10 the
statesman Prince Gorchakof lApPlause-Rissnh hJmnJ
REMARKS BIZ OTHERS.
Skrepezn then ead poem in Russian with the Deces
sary GesticulatiOns.
Prince Orloa Dayidof, fine, imposing person, with
great nose followed in speech Of considerable length IN
Russian Having alluded 10 certain penal reforms IN oper
alton Ia America and recommended Russia 70 follow
Prince GorchakoH said that soon there should be
occasion for rcproach the Russian Government had al
ready taken measures 70 cary ont the same policy
brother Of Gen. Tostoy, who IS musician, SAID the
condition expressed by the musical technically OF nsoH,
existed between the TWO countries.
SPEECH OF MINISTER CLAY.
Gen Cay-Afier whot has been said by ny dsnruisledcnd
on the left GUchakOlJ well the distinguished gentle
who addressed you from the other side OF The table skrP
czDl and the response made by NY coHA man thi IoAl
nothing necessary 20 DC sad on Ills occa
sion Nor VIII 10" GcPIIt IRON y ace @ 70
myself thanks for The kind compliments which my dn-
a which can boast Is OOUO people uncd under emperor
whom we Witnessed that People much love lap
herself about ordinary petty squGDbs % tie balance OF
power Appausel II You will accept The sentiment from
stranger WHO yet knows the people Of Russia sufficiently long
10 sa he them nothing but love and affection while I'd
wise lcm stand by the policy Of peace and goodwill which
has been initiated let me propose TIC prosperity oil commerce
manufactures and agriculture lApplansc.l
REMARKS or NAVAL OFFICERS.
Cart MnIroyLIi y e pioi%t ao1 NE 10 ,iy one worn
when distinguished iDd, idua rs Prince Goschakon has
OF the sea and have passed them smelly but would
inform gentlemen here that have met more dangers
tae s "A ,S ts,5 Of ,bc Cnh and 10 tie vfo f Rus
sia for myself aud for al believe speak for sl who
withus request permission 10 propose toast lha'e
thought proper 10 address You IN The american 1neagc Dc
cause Know il better than DO the Russian. llGgtcrl
wish TO drink the health Of this Club do not Lao 10 oa by
its name because that is the only part Of 1t do not hke
Capt Bcaulnoni1he last speaker has expressed my eu
ments But he has spoken my sentiments and Tie
time expressed reason Why should say nothing VIII yet
beg the company OF the gentlemen present TO drink one toast
with me aloneftcr returning my sincere thanks the Kind
words which have been said tonight We hc Ofcrr.) a
wish drink not only 10 the Club but 10 the spi1i which
brought us together Loud applause
Next there was a speech by Admiral Krabbc, Minister Of
the Marine He proposed the health Of the Russian Off
Gers who knew how TO make themselves aercea" 10 the
Americans Calls for LcssOyski did not succeed, moth
ing has been done since Russia in bringing that
the floor except Interpreter O. author
of short sentiment SkrepcZn made another speech I'm
dnring he hold his