New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

ready Caucasian stock descended from the exes ard
ontente because they do better than ia populated
Europe Tho PeT.a T'T We,,.S H5S on a..
morazed representatives. o. their nationaes since hey
appeared in coats and white saokS AL . oS
Armenian who made speech In bis native laDguage anu
who seemed 70 me to consider everything American WIZ
fair yesterday thought detected in the and Kam9ck
little feeling Of Russian nationality and pride IN Pc
tanee as America but the Persians their long pointed caps
all the strange faces who live beyond the boundaries OF
Russia proper looked at Us with cold curiosity when
seemed 10 say that they knew nothing about America and
r dinner Was presided over by the Mayor Of the fair
sOhpo merry old gentleman, WIN Is, great god medal
freshingi who might have been taken tSt per o. me
pearanees went Mr. Clay did accompany Mr Fox to Nnii
otherwise the party grouped usual Washington In
walls as heretofore the flags not wanting They
way here making the American flag out Of the Rus
corner Above there was gallery crowded with ladies and
youthful Nusns Of the favored oasses VIC we're not 9u
cans are lions worthy Of the closest scrutiny and
observation by the hour under any personal deues
Mr. schipoY made the first speech in Offering Toast 70
thanked the dear American visitors Of Russia fer the Kind
reception country had given the Russian naval
Amerioa When Russia experiencing dark hOor.
America showed sympathy in unmistakabe sign. ana
CrOnsad ST. Petersburg and MoseIT hsa peTn Sr sna
Of America had more Sn one
tby between Russia and America alone had been sum.
Gent to accomplish such result daoasn ia
yaed and st. Petersburg the DEMONSTRATORS OF
those three cities would have been sufficient because ee
oT R.ss West North and East Siberia
and Central participated 10 the proceedings the nsI
hearted reception they and appreciated the
fact that America and Russia Were friends on
superficial observer at the dinner 20 night WONG
These merchants were gathered 10 MN Only Tor lew &
noon 10 the degree Of Friendships assured the Amer.
cans Of their and unanny OF sentiment ana 10
few DAYS he said the would close and everybody wound
carry home With him every Russia and Asia where
Russian trade and politics has sway the enthusiasm Ehe
pleasant in which the Russians and Americans mss
recognized each other as the best Of Trends nhe
Russia That country was in changing relations WITH onef
powers al one popns and became America
the contrary friend which every Russian COMIC ieei
would be such 1t already Hong time since the
countries had discovered mutual attAckmen the fact and
their several missions proved 70 him that that S9ea
homes the simple steadfa people who could not reaa nor
the ocean on side Of tue world and the story woud
become tradition from father 70 AL the common people
Die ard the President the United States The speech
frequently appauded Mr. Fox next and offered the FOL
10 sin ordained Of God who leading noble people to
| bappness--the Emperor Of Russia
OF the speeches which have been mode to rs Mr.
It Is explained to me that the Mayor reception
in the Russia and gregaon Of merchants
here present It is true that have been welcomed az
Cronsst at st. Petersburg aud at Moscow as De desciees
and here we receive earnest hospitality Like bee
wandering flowers have tasted every the De
lights OF Russian welcome and we shall return 70 our Own
the aterna friendship Of this lGstrious people Bt tue pee
qualification God who tsketh Of the falling Of
sparrow directs the OF the humbest insect Tor MS
greested its merchants the confines of this great empire
and in the presence Of tribes from still greater DIS
Bile Providence bss guided hher Then let Us IN up our
s sS drawn "a these To nations osetse Rivals only the
expansion Of those great ideas which beloved bag
ssr@ by sncs not Of parch%sn 70 menace
Europe hut moral alliance which, advancing both nations
other nations Of the world And let this doiy al
here present they journey honewd never to meet To-
th burden Of sweetness 70 bis home drink to tae Cover
the Mayor and to the merchants here assembled and
applause Capt Murray again S Sss m ND
nsRiss Sn speech Of some length
M ossi thanked the Americans and the American Con-
Mem 70 send this mission concerning the life Of the Emperor
and begged to remind that only the cities where they
posed toast to the prosperity Of the and Russian
merchant marine and naye' ana a. tne & e
ships alone engaged in carving the products which ara
exchanged between the two countries
Wkv are our ears sauted BY tie Of loud chees
the hard press ours with warmth Why ali this generous
ptay these complimentary oas and speeches tous handle
profess Be and without special personal merit
He himself by dwelling the love Of country Of
tbs two nations mentioning of the institutions
which they harmonize If they should play together they
could make a music which could hold the word In He
uded eloquentyto the miagng Of the enterprise and
pecsncy OF the nations In regard to the
telegraph which should bind the two hemispheres to-
first toward realizing the pleasing picture Of
the future when Russian ana American should
whiten the dividing ocean aud commercial cities dot ts
shores.
Mr. Maschnin proposed health of Capt Beaumont
which that gentleman replied By speech and serwad
byproposing the Russian Navy.
Mr. Ter AkapuG Armenian. said not only the Rnssana
friends OF America but all who recognized the Emperor
Alexander IL as their sovereign On behalf Of the ArmensDs
Emancipation Of the srf the great deed reserved
for Emperor Alexander and destined TO bear his
down to Ppsery and throw halo Eoand LIS name In history
| long as the nation continued 10 exist
Mr.. Fox said TO the Armenian:
first impression entered Russia 90 OBJ
serving the feeling affection exhibited by for
Sovereign seemed be held in still deare remembrance
Armenian from the most distan. part Of the Ems
pe the feeling there Let US drink 70 hat
national unity which gives birth to such affection lGeat
applause.
posed additional The latter gentleman spoke about
Lincoln Chase and praised the fnAncerng Of Mr. Chaso
highly He compared the status OF the Russian
currency with the American and superorites in
latter He admired particularly the elasticity with which
the approximate value OF recovered itself The
Russian money below par dft exist In ahere
paper and the of the rising
paper money nearly what should 3D. was owing greatly
the Of Chate and Lincons exercising great ability in
the management Of the matter He drank 10 the memory OF
Lincoln and the health OF Mr.. Chase.
Aer dinner Mr. Fox led into another and toasted
before very good portrait Of himself painted IN OIL He
made another speech, and was loudly cheered.
During the general hours OF social and musical entertain
which followed there the utmost enjoyment caused
and affair agreeable. Ny especial friend talked
all the time which did not dsconcert me In the least
until he began putting bis mouth to my and speaking
loudly to make IL more easily comprehensive