The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23

A exi> r.hlri son ri the Gar Of RUSSIA,
aaIycd on b,ari lie tr4ale oveland,
IL ln, Bay at Nv York, Sunday m rn'ug
s.,l. ,1r o'c.,ck aud remained on jonru
till tue q The following IS the a,-
eoanr If his rrccp i"n
THE RECEIPT NE TIE GRAND DUKE.
New York. Nov 2I.-Tue May Pow
les, Wlln luUy TX huudsd persons on
Do,rJ luctudlng AZ tie m,mbpr> 81 she
Rrc.,dr.n atd EX, cHtiye Comm ttrrs of
me Graiui Drkr, IT der NO rugs III
.tt cast ,i-ver I'd * PRECISELY, unn
ste.meI down the ay II view IT he
Rua~lan and Un1Icd S'a e. ticer, Ill tie
! Vessels oj wh!ch pr seated Il nagnl icemI
appearance, being derkcQ with Cnlors 81
+ al nations from stem t. StrTa. The up
per by AaS fHcd With steamers and sail
ilg vessels, and he booming o. cannon,
u w NJ whistles ard dIppng-"f coIoIs
lave the 1hOie scene an animated al,
pcu"nce
As hc Mary Powell rounded the Bat
+ t ~ snr r..m aloug~ dc the Uuued State
f.t. ate G ,ogr, :, d d tux on b ard A $
poIt, uf tie Congress AS these officers
eft Tie fn2mr, TIE band on BOARD the
4 PoAe!I played "Hail Columbia" The
/ Pow IL tia ). elmcd ii 0nga dc the Syet
/ l,nd, and boat was SrrJ for Minister
/ Ca,Ic ~ and HE Russian Co sui General
3 disc, and their ysttarits, who went
on hoard the Sye3!a&C - l.torm the
Grant Duke that tie Reception Com
uistse awaited his arrival on board til,
Z wei, to lender him lue hGspItaIti OF
tY. ~. The Duke accepted the inVi
ttt:0n, and immediately went OF board
he Powel accompanied by Catacazy and
the Consul General and others He was
received by Gen. AspInwell and the Elk
ecutive Committee, Who formed IN line
oa the lower deck while the Duke passed
thr"l gh ,he upper saloon.
Arriving there, the Duke was received
by the en- ire Reception Committee, Gen
/ J LII A DIX delivering
THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME
as oIlow>:
" YOU'RE VAL HIGHNEss The citizens
Iof New York are glad to welcome you IT,
the United States W. are glad to wei
C M ore who represents His Imperial
/ Richness, the Car of Russia. We are
glad to welcome he representative OF
the mower fer which we have 50 much
respect, kind feeling and confidence W.
are not 81 Old rs European nations, as our
civilization da es back but one hundred
years: but among our institutions and
customs YOU will no doubt find many
things to admire and To carry back to
your own country. We are glad that
YOU are here to carry back to His Impe
rial Mighness, your father, the we'll wish
es ofThIs Government. Again, say, we
welcome you TO our shores"
ALExIss REPLY
The Grand Duke replied as follows:
GEN. DIX. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN :
II present my warmest thanks for the
kind feelings to which, on behalf Of the
people OF this great city. you have given
eXpressinu. The feelings. between the
United States and Russia are as strong as
; they are lasting. and never can be broken
| shall pass rapidly through New York
to pay my respects to the President Of
the United States, whose high character
is greatly appreciated in Russia; bnt
when return to New York snall derive
great pleasure in accepting the hospitali
~ which has been SO generously extend.
ed to me. | thank you heartily"
INTRODUCTION OF THE GUESTS.
A line was then formed in the upper
/ saloon from end to end, the Grand
Duke taking his station at the stern of
the boat to receive his guests, who were
;o+ro1rood RI him bu Mr. Honru HIotuo