New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

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second k'imsnto' Newark: C"l Amh-
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IA men nf,n,ry, CO. Wt'T'r
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C1enr N Carnage ,
Of Police bn"gias W IN BE re" of the cortre
Tue number o, troops parading was as follows:
s. 1 sss $50 h1:d 2 s @ S Ts ss Co. % Tx;s, Ss,.se
., Saa 10 O n.ns, .sG. % M s%" & ~ seventy
roosyn R,pmers Thirteenth S Fourteenth 40: Ts'nt0'
thru 100 Twenycih 400 Th'rty-se""nd $50 Fort,-"eventh 20"
The Jey Rcmru numbered o men, TIE total OF In
isn,ry DearIy 500
When the troops deploycd IN one continuous line on
Broadway the LEFT of the rested Battery plare
and West-st., and the right extended to Cana-st
Ar the PROCESSION continued It's march mp broadway,
the Grand Duke greeted with the greatest enth'is
asrn ON the part people who thronged the side-
walks and crowded the roofs and windows Of buildings
along the line Of march Cheers arose from inc cro~d'
hate and handkerchicfs were waved and the people
eued TO with each other in DONG homer TO Russas
Imucral repre- - ntatlve. Flags aud stramers hHhrd
u,on the Air IA every Some OF the buildings
on broadway were finely decorated. Among the most
ucut were the Olympic Thcacr and the establish
ments Of Appleton Co, Ball. Black Co.. Nicoi
davidson Baldwin d CO., and ii. T. Hclmbnld large
number Of and streaners OF various natonaitts
were suspended on lines stretched from the spire OF
Grace Church across broadway.
Tie head Of the procession arrived at the clarendon
Hotel Union sQrare 246, and at O'Clock the carriage
Of the Grand Duke stopped in front OF the hotel The
Grand Duke al ghtod with the other occupants o' the
CARRIAGES entered the hOc and appeared upon one
of the balconies, accompanied by Minister Catacazy
Gen GoPlor Count OlsoneiI, Count Chauv Capt.
CboyrcG Cant. ShaDtZ, Lieut.. Tudeer, Admiral Rowan,
Gcn Il.yd Aspjnwa Superintendent OF Police kelso,
" H. AspnwaI, ana Prof. AGtchin The other balconies
OF the hotel occupied by gentlemen ana ides MIC
Christine Nilsson oocuP"d prominent posltlon among
the ls,t.r The Grand Duke removed his hat,
bowed to the multitude, and was received
with dccn,ng cheers The grand review OF the troops
NV Is Impciia IIighncss then began. A. the military
,s ed the Clarendon Hotel and marched MP FoWthaVe,
each eoncd officer santcd the Grand Duke, and
the latter returned the s:uts by removing DIS nat ana
slightly inchnug s head. Durinc the review the Grand
Duke frequently couS crscd with Minister Catacazy and
superintendent of Ponce kcso, who stood near him.
hi.,ll Y,lal duit
the military display. and when the Seventh Regiment
passpd r, MARKED What fine company fronts those men
picsertI" The grand stand III UnonsGuare was finely
dee Grated with National coOrs and was occupied by
many leading ciuzcrs and tbeir families When the
troops had all passed the Grand Duke retired into the
hocl, the multitude cheerd and called Tor him 80
loudly that he reappcaI'd. He made no speech, how
ever, but merely boaed his acknowledgment
At few minutes before o'clock. the Grand Duke
dcred his and proceeded TO the Greek Church
ou second-ave where hc attended service. At O'Clock
10 the Claen Hotel where tc spent the
evening quietly
AT II D. H., Co.. James Fish if., accompanied
nv hls elaf and the ful b'nd Of the 9Th Regi-
uent appeared ia front Of the hotel and
sercnaded the Grand Dukc The band played sclcc-
non from MtyerGeer and when the air was concluded,
| the Grand Duke, accompanied ty Minister Wtacnzy,
| came out upon the balcony, dressed In civilians
clothing The crowd cheered hlIn and called for a
| .pccch but be made RESPONSE and
after bOwIDc again disappeared IN the hotel.
Coz, Fisk was subsequently admitted and introduced to
tbe Grand Duke who thanked hn for the screnade In
re,ly Col Fisk xpalned that IT an npronptn at
fa,r and that ne would gladly have made II more rabo
rate had circumstances been more favorable. He
cluded py saying Will gladly do more for you, and
nov c1und TO you the fro, dom OF everything own
tbe .Auer,can cont.ncni." Tie band then PLAYED the
| Russian hymn and Home, Sweet Home and Levy
,urtormed Oh hs cornet, after which Coz FIX with hh
,,.a hand and caIcIun HIGHT, marched aHay.
TN POLICE AHhANGthhSis.
TIE off riatooIt OF po!ce numbering over 100 men.
were detailed yesterday escort and tor guard duty
a, the Battery Uuontquafc, and the Clarendon Hotel.
f,ut Thorn with no siai"h'd al the Battery
and ylciiy aud kept back Tie crowd ~hiic tbt process
,on Wa. torIGng The taitahoh "f I"lit was formed
In front oi rohce IicadVua:ris AT hoo, III the follow.
ing OrdoT:
C.t Wiser t~o s1rtsn, trd 81 ,noIitd or Hamilton
and Drum (oJt sp' bnhm KEN inspe"t
a. - =. sd 81, ant, tauer.L KIbtd, B,'". hti vslsi
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s,d tro rfy.ADs 'i tA'is illhAn XII
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IN, conn.aLd ioCRed ana mar"h'd vel insjHct"r
u,ou,ur sd icfc, 81 40 mn riai'"i"" H. ahh df"I'c
, =, MN sou.i, .nd tLt tnJti,!LL Ii"t Iht ffo'o".v