The New York herald., 1866-09-06

jewels &C. utterly bewilderng In their number, size
and splondor An elegantly bound catalogue was here
keDAnerer, a souvenir OF the visit.
NAVAL cURIosIrirs
AZ the boat house specimens OF every boat IN
nse the world over al the present day some OF curious
shape and construction splendid cutter, built by tho
Grand Dukes own hands, Is shown with great pride. IL
would do credit to any boat builder in the world
AGgIcr1rURA-
We then drove about the park awhile, which IL in
splendid order Il Is covered by an abundance OF OAK
elm, arch maple and rs and affords grateful shade IN
such day as We were in H.
We did not omit 70 visit the royal dairy where
hundred aud fifty blood COWS are kept Everything was
IN beautiful condition, as one might expect There we
saw the cheese ROOM the butter room and the icehouse
Tor the milk, and Afterwards lunched on milk butter
bread cheese and cnrd-al rich and delicious do not
know that the milk from the royal dairy Is any weeter
than that from other humble dalries but know
we all pronounced i, after our bot and iaiignihR rae
exceedingly delicious aud refreshing with oit OF Ne
cDklng IN H.
rHE covERsoR's INCEPTION.
After the termination OF our visit 70 the palace anu
the beautiful grounds we drove the residence OF Cen
eTa Gogel the Governor OF the PROVINCE where We par
took Of an elegant and sumptuoos uinncs w.n o WoI
thy host and his family n enjoyed by every ono
than thc grand, ostsntstous public dinnera the
ladies Of the house most agreeable and charming
and happy manners After dinner we partook OF somo
OF the famous yellow tea, which u so celebrated IN hus-
ss II has dcvfate and delicious nsvor ana was pro pro.
nounced by all Inc guests as tho choices, they ever
drank thin slice Of lemon and suggestion Of eogaac
with il makes drink worthy ot, an epicure
At cght clock again took carriages aud proceedci
the cars which carried miles beyond to Paw
tosk where splendid fSs was given. Over ten thou
sand people bad assembled 10 welcome us, and we re-
ceived Al extraordinary and most gratifying ovation
Cheer after cheer was given US which almost drowned
the music OF s'Ha Columbia, with which 1ne mili-
tary band greeted After some difficulty we got Into
the vauxball rooms, the garden where supper
was being prepared for u.s. Bat we found u impossible
10 70 into the Gardens which brilliantly umi-
mated with thousands of var-colnred lights Tho
building itself Of light, ana opposite IL was
beautiful tr,umphal arch, crowned by Russian and
American flags On either side were tbs figures repre-
sentlng America and Neva.
The United States were also IN conspicuous
place alongside Of those Of Russia The arch was
lighted from the inside as we'll as by hundreds Of te
lanterns. The effect exceedingly brilliant. The
band played during the evening 'sHa Columbia" the
ssStar Spangled hammer" the "Wiantonomoh dalop,
dedicated 10 Captain Fox and the Russian airs.
A. eleven O'Clock managed 10 walk through por-
ton of tho grounds In procession but with the greatest
dsfieuiy The crowd dense but good naiured They
cneored 10 the echo.
70 ruE PToPLK
The ovation magnificent Afterwards the crowd
called out Mr. Fox who made them a brief speech in
which he thanked them for their sympathy and spoke OK
the friendship OF America and Russia. He was greatly
applanded Then other officers were compelled, IA
response the loud demands Of tho people, 10 show
themselves and Captain Murray and Captain Beaumont
made complimentary speecnes Then We had splendid
supper
Al midnight we eft by special train the crowd being
dense and euthugasc 20 the last II WAS grand occa-
sion.