The New York herald., 1871-11-13
SaluAise tho Russian Flag and En-
s.,tAn1fug Naval Courtesies. soss :.
vlslfkal 1svsn, the 1s,siaa Captain, esn-
G9 xipiAyall and the RusiaA xinistsr Mn
tno0 Beard he osngrs0-1sarty r. % p
e@ssDtia fths Minister and Joy of :
- ~ Huseovits sailors-Ae- - vg
- 81 count Il the voysgA so .,saD
Propnnations 6brQ the Pyince In
- 49, y Washington. siqs.a ..sloaise


Isajrosk axsSs, yesssrdag rsarnins,. 70 - en-
Das ens SneA e5'length. one d the RusaiAn VAT
49, und6r ~ eommAnd Of Woe Admsal Pc.
0o4 hnATeass au1hse In Aner1can waters. ~ leaDe
- 4 ~ susmined BY N operator on Sandy HOOK.
sn 81 day evening, and acting under hass 1nG1iaA
the p51npal moRnin0 journals publishen sooeonnCnog
- cSn1tsrbU herewith. But there was nlpsh
halnn&iof 0bintan goonceenlns ~ M Tho ca1ys -
the annuGu10 - u1ozemarks name m refeeeooe ~
sns 'aS1iyh 0 - strange san tsndea -
oncrease ~ incredibly felt oy those inteess&aA N
- mnasss1 Up 70 eleven O'CLOCK On Saturday nlGAs
~ Seserda sslid was inst ~ steamer JUS
s@brolGn sos dewnthe Bag was tho wabaah, iBom
Dostsa, wAisA he'd been ordered 70 report Ct New
York ~ ne NAVY Department Amer tnla hour the
SslegzA coassd 70 Indicate furthef In rssrsnce 20
r. a1d ssnssqusANy the only next sensible thing 10
- done was 70 wait patiently untl daybreak PES
~ 1pous Ton O'Clock yesterday morning General
y. Hxsplnwa,l drove up to th> Clarendon Hotel
md ennsred shas build1nUtna somewhat preclpttate
mAnner. Ae asked for the Russian Ambassador,
md Was Immediately shown into the presence OF
Hrs 1xcellency Count CatscaSy. The usual aaluta-
tcus being exchanged, the General informed the
Mmiater tAt ne had called thus early for the pur-
pose a. asEin9 him to join him IN ~ eseN s
TRIP DOWN THE BAY, a~ @'AA
- he was exceedingly dubious about the
news sfeUetved IN reference to the sarrivai
Uf the Russian vessel and he would like
70 havsA~ the matter cleared mp at once
RnteflngsAs carriage as the door they drove away
20 che NessA nover ana were on board the Gen.
erals steam yaOht Dag Dream, I'm which they pro.
cocde0 down the bay. The Secretary OF the Russian
Legst6a had been on board Shs Abreck early in the
nOrmng, boarding her saoesly after daybreak In
ne SSvsnue Gutter Nofthernef, which mad been
placed - ~ dbposal for the purpose OF giving the
0rst animation of the arrival OF the neet When
shcy arrived on the congress they ascertained that
mo captain Of sne Abreck and hs stan were already
DINING wrz VICE ADMIRAL ROWAN, Hsa =
and on signal nom the latter vessel they nastened
% ioin them mand renamed there for considerable
time. An this tune there Was considerable sus-
pense = the CITY. Numerous specuiattons were In
aulsed In, but NO one really believed that Russian
figate had arrived. but thar It must bs mershant
Veeeclt ooAaashe man on the l0ekOOt saw h1s Hiss
fake - 81 a0s care 70 telegraph It. For several
hours dn11ng the day the bl9e cross 81 Russia at
fache6 TO-. the .stars Z and slripes'' De.
pended ffcm pole over tho Sidewalk
N 2ls Brosdway, the ONCE Of the Executive Com
mites. Mnjor Montgomery, however, has received
no authenstc informauon upon the subject OF the
arrival and eh hearing OF the exhibition OF Russian
down town and ordered the janitor to take It in. !
At about seven o'clock tho Russian Minister ac-
eompsnisa by mis- fiends returned to the hotel and
lnstautH communicated tne result Of his journey
down she bay TO the Secretary ofthe Executive CON-
mittee, reiterating In substance the visit OF the
Russian vessel his dining with Captain Schantz, Of
the Abrcok, and the American Vice Admiral, az
fully described below. Major Montgomery informed
= HERALD representative at late hour last night
that should the Prince arrive before Monday morn
ING It would be hs Ga lao'
nPooSfBLB 10 RECEIVE HIN UNTIL TUESDAY.
6hould he come to-day an ofacial notification will
be pupllsled In oil the leading journals tomorrow,
the substance OF which Will DO that the members OF
the Reception Committee and their ladies will leave
the foot OF vessry street. at ten O'Clock precisely
ON the Mary Powell, and carry out the programme
20 often published. collation. Will be prepared for
the members on board, while M. Julien win as
Dombls his full force OF musicians ana supply q
musical feast to all those who prefer that diet The
following telegram is from Quarantlne:-
Ees ,1e@ QUARANTINE, 8. l., Nov. II 1877.
The Russian clipper Abreck, Captain Schantz
thlrty-two, days from Madeira. ahchored in the
Lower Bay last night Captain Schantz says that
he pared Company with the Admiral about twenty
expected at any moment The Abreck was boarded
by the revenue cutler Northerner at seven O'Clock
80 ]. MCGOWAN. Captain Northerner
Ono Of tho Long Looked For. EFF
UNlTkD STATES SHIP CoSGREss, Nov IA 1871.
the oflcer In the wardroom mess yesterday who
lald mis- wager the arrival OF the Russians to-day
was " not prophet, at least one third Of one.
The heavy norwester whlch blew all day yester-
day was not such a. would be calcu-
lated \ 70 bring In any of the NuscOvitea