The New York herald., 1871-10-22
PRINCE ALEXIS.
The Latest Additions to the Programme-A Grand
Serenade for the Visitor at Night-A Rspu-
diation by Representative Pole De-
nying That His Countrymen Ever
Intended to Molest the Prince

Yesterday everybody connected In any way with
the reception of the Grand Duke was on the qt.t
vice and fully expected that the feet would arrive
at some time during the day. Their anticpations,
however were not c0nsmmated In fact, as the feet
did not arrive aud the Prince consequently was not
within the hail OF the welcome awaiting him. The
feet In the bay remain as stated IN yesterdays
HERALD, the Kansas and Iroquois lying or the tee-
graph station opposite sandy Hook, so as to signal
the remainder OF the fleet as soon as the Russians
arrive.
II was yesterday stated in the daily papers that
the members or the reception Committee would
ride In carriages from pier No. up Broadway with
the Prince, but that should have read Executive
Committee as the former, on board the Mary
Powell, after having landed the Prince at the Bat
terry, will land up at some point near Fourteenth
street, for the convenience OF those ladies
who desire to witness the procession turn
ing out OF Broadway into Fourth avenue.
ANY persons, however, who desire to land at
Twenty third will be able to do So 1t Is
ranged that every accommodation snail be extended
to those persons who 60 out to welcome the 'young
gentleman" as he Is now familiariy called. The
latest contemplated addition to the programme is
that Major Montgomery has suggested to build
LARGE BOOTH OR TENT ON UNION SQUARE.
This would be on q large scale and would be
ranged TO accommodate o great number or
people. The ladies and gentlemen of the reception
committee would then be conveyed to the foot OF
Fourteenth street and thence proceed to the tent,
and wait until the procession should arrive. II this
could be done it would doubtless be q most useful
70 ns e ns e s asou + ana nshea q OF
hand. Should the weather be favorable, the military
and their equipments will be seen to the best ad.
vantage, and the pageant Will be one or the longest
and most imposing OF this character tnat nave ever
paraded in the CITY Of New York.
THE MARCH PAST.
1t is now decided tnat instead OF the Prince
reviewing the troops from e. tne ba,cony 90, Sf
he will be drawn up In his carriage
in front of the man entrance OF the hotel; the
Seventh, Twenty second and other regiments OF the
special escort will salute HIM, and then as many as
can conveniently will deplOy opposite the carriage
then be left between the troops and the carriage
occupied by the Prince for the infantry regiments to
pass through and salute the imperial visitor as he
'''''''' A sERENADE FOR ALEXIS.
The members of the band OF the Ninth regiment
have prepared grand surprise for the Prince, under
the direction OF Colonel Fisk On the evening OF his
arrival the entire band OF $50 members under the
leadership of Carl Bergmann, and aided by Levy
the corner PLAYER, will assemble under the window
OF the front occupied by him at the Clarendon.
for the OCCASION, many OF the airs being taken from
Russian books, so that he Ill be as familiar
with it as though 1t emanated from o band IN his
The Brooklyn soldiers seem determined to put in
a magnificent appearance, II the following order II
"
HEADQUARTERS TwENrYTHIRD RKGtMKrT,)
NATIONAL GUARDS s. n. yl !
BROOKLYN, Oct. 81, lsIl }
Pursuant to General Order from Brigade Headquarters
@ e a.; S
Russia. In full dress uniform black belts, knspsAcks with
Line viii be formed in Monroe place. right resting
Peepon the date and hour hereafter to be desg
mated.
q Commandants of companies will make . thorough in
OF their commands previous to leaving the armoy
g. Any member appearing with unc'san brasaea or equip
The time Of the arrival OF the Grand Duke being
themselves prompt orders
BY order Ss ,'f'D q '''''s" colonai RODNEY c. WARD
| THE THREATENED ASSASSINATION.
| Minister and those having charge OF the Prince
need fear no violence from the hands OF the Polish
residents OF this city, as Julien Allen, their repre-
| sentative, says they are 'tOO brave q people to
| attempt anything SO unmany:"-
New YORK Oct 81, 1871.
"Grand Duke Alexis Of Russia and of the prominent
Polish exIes, Colonel Julien Aen have
articles under the above heading which, left
Of this noble Prnces father, By brothefs and
pressed 10 our Minister, Cassus N. clay
Unea sa ane In on ns
adopted citizen deeply feel that gratitude with the Amer
any my worhiness. cannot accept a
mtec reception the Prince being all
with position as prominent representative OF
down-trodden country and countrymen.
There has been dgent strictly private inquiry mado
countrynen, fear existed on the OF the
Russian Minister that alton had been formed
do violence accepted guest great nation
all OF that let state that the Poles too brave
people attempt cowady assassination unmany
tion by rudeness Accept that they will
be found worthy of the noble home and asylum these
hospitabe shores OF Gods own country - ,,, r