The New York herald., 1871-11-13

NEW YOE
Rosssoa W. taken q haard ne AsvssE . convey
ras COMPLIMENTS or VICE ADxlRAL Rowan
OLIVER Sc Va reesiyed on boasa with psepsr
honors and eondncted. 70 the cabin wssre ne
ehon IN sSs s ooSsss y xSSs Ss
acCepfed ~ Mvlfauons accompanied BY the chief
cacss Ieossnant k,ooiay ysletzky, q aine with
nralS ssluie 4 nfteen gums hred. which WA re-
rssurnsd q .aosrd shs fsispooss. n the mean.
time, thr0Qah the c0urtesy OF Lieutenant -
RiIchie. > bSas was lowered to convey your corrs-
-. IIsH soh noAnD THE RUssIAN. - eass ..i
Tns ~ ~ s'a Y v:ry niga ana there was consld.
o9urssr d he Grsnd Duke. Two % hnssovile side
Scsr q he deck ss E my re-. scScn nnd her u RUSSIAN
,umDerA He returped 10 and addressed hun in
sissS me be Sssskns o ia inso iEsss EnsS wious VII
nIy much emoesssssment and learning the jour
Rsaasf5lne a1fl. os.scs s,n g ny visit welcomed me
wners lhsd he pleasure Of An introducuon to the
anceEA koQneseed IT, 20 sealed, q Uox OF the ex-
dld Aadeiia we're placed ON fne board Axssr an in
terckAnge o. solutAttons. the cniel 0icsr kxesxky
sss Il ss & y ss y x s:s = xcs 81 ,sS% ssa
IS VI Ds,nx 70 TAN AAsRICAN People
with joy, lnwan unotuai out nearly way
sco,d DO uaSsr the % crcumsssSos.. M Pusss nss me
ESa ont IN Bnsnca and Enlilsn, wnicn oocssiOnsily
ran insO Rua1aan on tnslr part not Iucs So nv en-.
Ssn9 ss nara ccss sSuu Ds snS y sss,s
me good deal OF distinction, II Titles 20 FOR any
dSa1S P5nSs Gsyy q. Ss1 very
0n his face ADD mucn Intelligence In ms dars eyes
ans sc!svon.c features were n9!ked Y sood msny
them. then learned some 80 1-F'--l
|u rAsGIogLAlAs y ~ IH. vQrAds IRON nADElRA.
MAKE long stay, - tnay cleared on the iuth, the
nces satlin6 oat N COMPANY. On the tnlfd day out
the Russlan ,Aumira. Posslet sisnalled from. the
Yors me SOW sser sney q aid no
think shea coun0ja keep mp win them. They
Rsys dssrees ssGs north .nst la,'1Ss Sas
and n degrees west longitude. The AbrecK
( tnen Aalod a. far south e. zAdegrees ~ minutes
no tn Iautude where she GOT the trade winds and
then sailed Que west 20 t6 degrees west Longitude.
Here she lost the trade Winds and commenced
very little tntermissiOn. until their arrival here.
Two Of her boilers were slightly disabled, but these
layed. The 0tner vessels they expected to be mere
ahead OF them, and ~ ~ their opinion that lne
sre ner consor are not sr or stceD @ pos.
sible they went into bermuda to repair the atters
PASSAGE OCCUPIED rHlRrY-rwo DAYS.
sS Wnen told them that we mad been lying out here
for mon ,tney smiled but seemed pleased ut the
compliment 70 Their nation conveyed IN that fact.
~ CONDITION OF The VESSEL : - ~
4 was conducted over the snip and found that she
a oer me
apOlo2etically: y:-'We have Russian pr0verb.
Love me when ! am dirty; ,il the world
company were very busy preparing to have all
the word love them, scruoblng aud polishing all
spectinr her armament, wnicn cOnslsts OF three
steel slx-inchl ruled breecnl0aders. Of wnicn the
81 s II
neet and an end this waiting for Alexis iq .hc4
Tne following y the correctsd last Of the Officers Of
Iom,.sG'sds,s Captain Lieutenant Frederick
e 'Tsratsssants -Nicolay valetxky ,nrst ofr,cer,
Aexsnder eedensner, Oscar Stark, Prince Uergy
Uktomsky, Paul Levenhagen paymasterl Aexey
"a Passed NfdsniFnaan- Constantine Cleopin.
q NGstey-Ensign Peter KaraElns ap - nsa s
En0fsseessA Ai6nsgns Nicolag Won K!tsner and Law.
VISdifafr ESSatof - SsIS ~ ~ ~, -
Sa,vso,.--A Apoll0n Jnratl0k 49, ee.s 'oassy 'rss
vetzy and baron Carl tnysrn SchternDerg. -''
Master Gerry Va1allnsky. = 49,, "
VISIT or fhs nussiAS' =. = oArrAM TAN AND MINISTER
g At quarter to two boat was seen to put on
from the AbrecK and soon came alongsidc the
came on board, were received with suitable honors
bY Captain Davenport, welcomed 70 the snip and
were presented to Admiral Rowan. Dinner was
served ut two. At about three O'Clock General w.
seen coming down. 1t ran close alongside ana q
boat was lowered, into which Count Caracazy, the
Russian Minister was seen TO descend. nc remained
on board about hall an hour, ana, on taklng his
N'r~' The rsus' ABRRcK RAN UP THE RUSSIAN JACK
TO the tore aud ired salute OF thirteen guns The
Day Dream now steamed Tor the Congress- with the
Russian STANDARD a. ~ tine , lore; e. me rs company q
quarter DECK and wnen the Russian Minister came
?p poaLY Pe was rsceiysd aSy oy % Captain Dayenpora
playing the Russian national hymn. AT the sound
OF the familiar tune the boats crew that
IN IN thelr boat, .ook OF their CAPS, and, d.
assfs Ss,r to or Russia Ss S ES.er unss 1sa
occasionally 70 Gap am Schantz with gust0 wnlch
bespoke heightened privatlon from that lnte..ec-
excessively cordial, Count Uatacazy appearing es-
pecalv delighted. he does not exhibit any fear for
the safety the SvetIand; out IL Is least curious
that the slow-saung Aoreck should be here trst
On leaving the Congress a salute OF fifteen guns
was nred, with the kusslan nag a. the tore. the
anxiety OF yesterday Is gone. 1t Is now simply Q
lively state oil expectation tnat each hour will bring
the llustrious stranger hull up ON the horizon.
Preparations Made MT the Russian Embassy
~ in Washington. s
.eA % WASHINGTON. Nov. IL, 1871.
There has been o hurrying OF ieet upon the car
pets and fitting Of forms behind the curtains of
the Russian Embassy on First street tonight.
Though the Duke Alexis has long been expected aud
the mansion Of Mr.. Catacazy has long been ready
for the occupancy OF hrs masters son, something
more seemed necessary TO be done. when the news
that appeared too good to be true reached US from
New York. Madame Catacaxy Ii personally
experimenting such additional preparations as
1t Is possible to make for the better re-
ception Of the young Prince, and the
sleepiess nights spent between his arrival IN New
York dim the lustrous beauty OF the Ambassadors
Alexis may look upon HIS surroundings hts TASTE
ful ana splendid apartments and galantly note the
cause. Az reported Dy friends who nave but lately
visited her. Madame Catacazy Is splendid In looks.
dress, health and spirits, and few even here envy
the woman VINO lives so much upon the smiles OF
worldly fortune the wOmanly triumph that II now to
be her own. The republican women of our own
country might not see In the circumstance any Oc-
casi0n for Juror but Madame is French by birth
and Russian by adoption.
A Gard from Captain OrdineIs.
NEW York. Nov. IL, 1871.