The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03


voyage, we'll ss collectively 10 all those Who have
participated Is. l shall not be ungratsfo 10
forget the present representative OF the United States
among us who has constantly given us proofs OF his
affection for Russia When our friends from America
return their homes, Il Il my desire that they shall
bear with them and preserve the sentiments that bind
us together tell their connifymen that natl
will forget the proof oisympaiby offered 10
regsthat u will never forget that there IN The
history OF the two countries . moment when we aud
friends OF America lived thu life; when they
shared our anguish as they have participated in our
A. the conclusion or The Princes remarks Nr Fox
arose, and speaking IN English, said
Nh Yoxs REMAKKs
In the presence OF one who has spoken for Russia
ought not 10 be- required 20 open my ips. My mission
Was fulfilled when delivered TO his imperial Majesty
the RESOLUTION OF Congress Remaining In Russia to
cept It's Inequalities and couresies assumed another
duty the difficult and delicate one OF eating faith
ton Until return to Washington and receive the sp
plosM or disappioNsl OF my government shall not
know whether have been faithful TO this obligation
do know that Russia, and from the great
es to The humblest, there has been unanmiy Of well
come extended TO us Throughout reception unprege-
asnsa even N tns empire tne people NE great peo-
nave cast down their sympathy before garment
upon which walked. II there has been failure IL rs
with me alone, and not with any Russian tApplause,l
And now the words of welcome ana the bright skies
which accompanied IL changed TO farewell and tho
soinbrt clouds OF approaching winter But beyond is
the same eternal sunshine. Human passions may
The fuinre raise shesc lowering Clouds between the two
rtr,es
America there statesman in Europe whose pro-
phec zee the sunshine OF lna victory. The words
Of sympathy which he then expressed have grown in
onr hearts Ike pearls Ne has reached the evening
OF c The glores OF the setting sun, embematic Of bis
career are gathering around him A. the snn BY divine
perm ssion stood still for Joshua, he nger for
the OF both nations 10 look up until God taxes
him TO Himself God grant that those then controlling
affairs may see, Ike 81 Paul light from heaven
shining round about ,hem--a divine light transmitted
iron the holy sympathies Of these days.
drink 70 the health Of Prince eor,schakor. Great
lann anTlt inn aA
subsequently, speeches made by Count Oriod
Marshal Of Nobility, General cafy and others but have
not yet obtained them
At late hour the company dispersed and one OF the
most brilliant entertainments We have received
CONTINENT.
On Sunday night we diDod with Mr. Jonkof, wealthy
merchant a. caharIDehon about i've verss distant from
the city. He has accumulated his vast fortune Ia deal
ng IN American topacco and was anxious expend a
handsome portion OF IN entertaining the oncers OF the
squadron. Tic dinner very nice affair. About
hy present fossis were drank, but no speeches
made or moment
Afterwards the gardens were brilliantly Illuminated,
mnsc was given by splendid military bnnd, and soce
ties Of peasants 10 boats IN the river IN 'front.' Of the
mansion fnd sang number Of national songs and gave
" some curioas dances The whole brightly
illuminated by calcium gh,s from the house, which
Asw the american bag There was great crowd IN Al,
tendance 10 witness the display and 10 the Amefinns
About midnight after Jolly evening, we returned 70
oAr hotel.
ruSCs aonf,cr.korrs sAsortr
Last evening sr Fox Captain Murray and Commander
Beaumont Mr.. Lcubas, and Mr. oscar G. Saayer. Of
New YORK lad The honor " dinng with Prince Goris-
ch9aon General clay and the Secretary oflegaton
Also present The company consisted or all the Ministry
and The highest memhe 1I The military and civil house
hold OF the Emperor, about thirty altogether.
No spec hes made aud the affair passed OF IN the
most cheerful and satisfactory manner need not add
that Prince GortscakOr gives the beet 81 dinners and
that his was not an exception 10 the rule
rassr iEAyr fsrrRoH
Mr. Fox and Captain Murray and Commander Beau
mont la an audience with the Emperor Yesterday Ut
peisrhon and took final leave Of his Majesty who
Was knosn 10 be 80 soIi before on such an OCCASION
Tla and tln md ufan an.
pearej HIS manners were unusually genial and kind
He desired the gentlemen report 70 the people OF the
United States tie shara.ter of the reception given them
by al classes aud nj every place In Russia will send
tomorrow his remarks IN full
fINAL INTERCHANGEABLE wFIL-
We sail from cronsadt Friday 81 saturday mex, for
Stockholm grand bail Il 10 be gwen us bs the Gov
error General ~ tronsadt The nilh before depart
IRE, ~ parting entertainments.
Ali are well ON board the suips.