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

spreading" On both days dned with tho MAYOR pr
vaely hotel in company With Jew AmiS1n ie''
On Sunday might was the dinner at Prince Gaitzn which
have already spoken Of dozen miles in the country
affair was made novel TO US by the enactment OF pure
customs An American flag was presented 10 NE risso
people, who marched mp and down 10 procession "a
party TO with him representative OF the rest and as
both smashed their glasses AeI y was az S T SaSSd
1p on either side Of the road for several niles to ght nem
tie way and glorfy their zee Oh ne evening ,u
visiting the iron works Of Mr. Williams an American gente
man. who has lived here % wears and married Russian WE
Founding Hospital, which is at the same time kna OF
charity establishment for the poor OF the CITY several eage1
The nubie library connected herewith ana the
Zooogic al Garden where met among some fne lions
tigers and cames our old friend racoooh quite a non anu
On TUESDAY or YESTERDAY there trip to Troska or
Trinity Monastery 80 miles north OF MOSCOW " 70
This is the Canterbury Of Russia. We paid our
the head Of the Russian church. the aged @
Moscow, kind old man Of "a years who gteresseu
uch in our visit talked time with MI FOX
Admiral Lessoysky Explored the underground ees Oh Jug
monks Of whom had not seen daye or 1 sS oriental
looking churches with untold riches Of solid metal ana pre-
At night there and ballet at the rOysl theatef
which was voted tip.top" thing by eVeryOod
7FR RECEPTION AT MINI sovGoRoD-THE JOURNEY
FROM Moscow-MEMENroEs OF THE VISIT OF
THE EMBASsY-THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RUSSO
AMERICAN ALLIANCE - REMARKABLE RUSSIAN
RIGHTs--THE voLGA-THB CROWN PRINcE-A
VISIT TO THE BAZAARs-BAEoUBT IN THE CITY
HALL-CoRDIAL FEELING TowAID AMERICA AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE DINNER
From Our Special Correspondent.
Mum NovooRoD Russia Aug. 30, 1866
We reached this famous mart Of the orient at ii
O'Clock last night and found thousands Of persons perhaps
10000 the station awaiting with music and hreworkS
Crowdng furousy around large body Of gorgeOsy gotten
up swallow tailed Committeeman everybody seemed crazy to
get sight Of the strange people from the occdeut As lions
We were for stclass Jam. Hail Columbia greeted our
ears but / confess 1t did not seem very musical to me
under the circumstances Banchards uniform and friendly
arm saved me- as il has many before the danger Of
getting lost and utterly drowned In these waves CT rebd
protv and II was mot many minutes before all in
the carraRes and down streets and round corners wng IN
our accustomed long dusty train In the wake Of ME- FOX
toward hotel which had been provided for rs NOV
gorod was illuminated hoLor and the flags OF Russia
and SsG TO &c seen P we ese rosed the o
were great blazing stars almost brilliant as the calcium
e myTaS lights along the bridge Considerable crowds were
in the apparently awaiting Us ct different points whn
fact significant when 1t remembered tnat the
from Moscow to Mini very pleasant bat the
country level light sandy SOIL with occasional
swamp instead Of the universal swamp In appearance be-
tween st. Petersburg and Moscow AT every leading station
o5s ook on sobey with numerous kndDg eyes among
them few good looking women until the train started
Teat round full hurra which there appeared to Turk
habit Of having been told TO do though never to be
thar they feel Interest in coming 10 see them
from country so utterly out Of the word 10 Them They
s and open their ewes with kind Of wonder to think
the Americans really friends 70 the Russians IL nte.
gence goes far emorace the fact that America has no
Emperor then it pity for that not more lucky
The distance Moscow and Mini Novgorod is 275
lie DR. Beowss church Of different eoored stones
built places where The population would scarcely seem 70
sfse mscneshop of the company which composed mainly
OF French capitalists At Vaznis where the party took tea
hxrfhN aw am gYQen
Before our departure from Moscow, yesterday morning
little piece ceremony was enacted quietly which was never
name 20 one Of The new boueyards Of that great cy and
could be more appropriate than the
zu,ykaas ," named and there remains 70 all
Russia remembrance Of the occasion OF our dmy
warmly demonstrated on the part Of Russia on our present
MURRAY several officers and few Of the City Fathers Of Mos
COW with the Mayor Prince sehtaoatow. az their head
Nothing seems can be done by the Americans without
gathering crowd the Omnpresen crowd again partici
psied and themselves useful by furnishing wholesome
Bat the friendly sentiments manifested toward the
Americans needed TO DO brought 10 remeuora9ce IN future
heart there left in Russia still another outward token OF
giving and taking Of the friendly band On Monday at the
planted four thrifty oaks by the side OF the little lake where
the mimic naval fireworks took place on the night OF our entry
into Moscow Their position s prominent and the idea M 10
represent the gradual growth Of the important relations which
history 'ea develop ssou oa naopa sTmpatSes nav
We the subject practically and inquire whether or
when and how circumstances lead TO result
America will certainly DO foolish enough to venture
into any Avail sT as s OF pScn Of 11 w s9
port in securing forever herself the control and 70 Russia
the second position in the shipping and commercial affairs Of
sion Russian naval officers have taken and
than think Mr. Wees Mr. FoX) Lad intended TO fore
shadow these embFYos Of the historical future Where the
p pTpo5esT that British Coam6ii or Ne%zesaud With their
magnificent harbor and good wood and naturally favorable
situation for people % GS Sens SeT On
like Maine and be very important as shpbudng provinces
Russnn territory the Pacific equally well favored with
habors and the Russians from early times have been wide
awake 20 the Importance Of keeping powerful Feet In the
Tie first thing to be done Mimi sleeping pay
our Governor General Jarmaeka Ogare the
Kreun. Having breakasted sailor fashion. as We
Obliged 10 do here and Moscow Mr. Fox drove ahead
the party followed the high river bank which the first
respectable hill have in Russia The Kremin here
In Moscow Is a great wall the nights. with Sits and
bacmens for muskety towers at the angles neosng the
official holdings palace and church Here IL is very pietur
es1ue overlooking the fat land beyond the Voga 70 distance
OF thrty-fve miles. as from masthead at sea. The
Governor and numerous body OF officers assem-.
bed in his paIlor welcomed kindly every seemed
be at directly. Then were told that although they
could show great works OF art and architecture in
Mini they could give fine view Of the Russian Missis-
sppi and the Russian Missouri whereupon His Exceency
solid stone stucufe and truly sight pleasant one
Like metallic ribbon meanderng through green of
seppe Voga lost tse natural vanishing point
course still than 200 miles down toward the Caspian
Sea- covered with myrads OF masted scow
sharper and longer than canal boats than the
North scog and not decked all flying the Russian and
many them the American coors Among them were per
hans hundred iieamboathcre are 400 on the Vogagen
orally small sharp and unmpoeing AT the junction Of the
Volea and the Kliasma Coming down from Moscow Mini
Noygarod into existence famous trading town
early 2h century and it's annual fairs make It in APP
penrance ard reality kind of boundary between Asia and
Europe. Even the crafi the Vogs remind OF the
motley appearance OF populated Asiatio
river The sailors and boatmen are Tartarp
Indeed large numbers Of these people to be the
Russian navy itself AS for the city Of Mini Novgorod it has
the appearance motley nest Of shantes and low houses
Not bad companion picture 10 in respect to its maksh
character and universal beerogeneosy would have been
fmnd in san Francisco Sacramento In their early DAYS
But here the time interpreted evidences of