The New York herald., 1871-11-22
'IHE MARCH UP BROADWAY


Out OF the covered way festooned with days and
brilliantly adorned. dashed carriage arawn by
iour magnidcent black horses. loud ana enthu.
siastlc cheer came out with It; was taken M and
echoed anu re-cchoed far and wide. 1t was tne car
rlaie which contained the young Duke Alexis. In
IL were beside HIS Imperial Highness the Grand
Duke, the nussian Ambassador, Catacazy; General
!onn A. DIX ana w. ii. Aspln wall. Tne CARRIAGES
OF che citizens appointed as committee 20
receive the distinguished RUSSIAN followed after
scarcely had the last sentce passed the mead OF the
Twelfth regiment tnan the was given to .sup.
port" 10y piatoOnS right wheeln and .nlarch.n
lnese movements were accomplished with admira-
bic precision and alacrity. The rwenty-,hird ana
the Forty-eevenn followed after, ana the grand pro
cessOn moved forward into broadway.
Ii was magnificent spectacle that was presented
TO the view Of ihe youn, Russian as nj; carnage rar
tied mp towards Trinity church. The houses ALI
along the route were filed with people waving hand
kercnies and Russian and American 1a9s ana
loudly expressing their heartielt welcome.
R,,tery M: stan officers stood ID lront 0I tue Ok
tenied bastalions, ana an unceasinG dln OF martial
music flled the air. Never was there more spien-
d,d display seen on Broadway. And, as In every
American demonstration, there was amiraoie
order observed by he ciizens, while good numor,
laugninr In tie eyes OF every man, woman ana
child repelled the approach OF lurking displeasufe
II was as much triumph for American cttizenship
as an honor TO the representative Of tue ally oi tne
repuouc AS each regiment stationeu on tue lne VI
march was passed by the imperial cortegc II wheeled
Inv companies into column and added us sninihg
bayonets to the Joyous throng. Looking up
broadway a waving stream OF bright gieaming
steel. emblazoned banners and gorgeous uniforms
WIS presented to the eye; while from every house
t"n and window fair hands waved nags anu nand-
serc,,ies. r and cnecred the young Duke III his
~ ir,n,ly was reached the bells the tower Of
that ancient building sent iorln merry pea' % u
and followed Int up ss,a ny aymn THIS
win me military music every reglment huu
band) made terrific clatter Id inc fesionS u ou'
AS PASSING THE HERALD OFFICE,
around whicn several thousand citizens mad congre
gated the scene was nys VERY mne IN tns nesnborhood
wnrc 1a,ly decorated win dags; but the prlncpal
was he lar races ann tSe Rmssa
yisl,or as he passed. The following ~ tne lss ..
carriages, with tner occupants sus1 R,epS. nrl
1ar of march o the regiments Of the National Guard
win be found farther on
containing tne Grand Duke the Russian Ambass a.
dor M. Catacazy; General John A. DIX and Mr.. W.
u. Aspinwan' SECOND CARRIAGE,
containing Admiral rossiett VICE Mcns Admrsl Rowan
General Gorlon and General arvin McDowel'
THIRD CARRIAGE:
High Councillor o. state Vesseiag, ex-governor o.
Morgan Count Olsonlien ana MI MOSES
0i'AN'- FOURTH CARRIAGE.
Count chauvolow, Mr. ". E. stoughton, Professo
Aetcnin and Admiral nI.sl1 GoaOn; c.asr.cr.
M. Danjss Major James s,,Ss,a T. montgomery as N
Howes and an oiser o. olsf1aGE' tae FT.nTsS s~
Mr.. A. Bierstadt, M snercur' MI . - navy sn'
!, huss'an oh'0' SEVENTH CARRIAGE.
, Mr. Henry Clews, Mr. J. iayior JOHNSTON ana y"
. Russian ohicers; :,curH CARRIAGE.
MIR. r. L. stuart, Mr.. Henry Befsn anu 'wo nus''S
t officers. o.,,,.or nNh
3 Russian Consul General Bodisco, General Aspin
i wall. General q. q. Dodge and RUSSIAN omcer.
/ TENTH CARRIAGE
!, Russian vice Consul SCHULTZ Mr HOWARD Pottei
! Mr.. W. T. Bloigett and Russian omcer.
n MIR w. B. Duncan, MI. y Il NJ baEi0W anu ""
. VI '"0 TWELFTH CARRIAGE. h
,t Russian and American officers IN unhorWs
nj THIRTEENTH CARRIAGE
"a puss,an and american officers In Uniform.
" FOURTEENTH. FlFTEENTs, sMThsSn mn rsTrTM
IA CARRIAGES.
containing naval oficers from both neess ana
VneI Mud cheer was given BY the great crowd belo
ne st. Pauls church. hnd was ie-ecnoea ss .sss
=. the nation TO the HERALD Building. There was
perfect jam OF carriages, trucks drays anu cars M ~
,ss Susness ana none seemed to value time: All we
i'm determined to have good look ~ inc impSa pei
Ruaslan. In this LaudADe ueSIo AnOSs WoAo ~ !.
nR fed Tor the prince bowed continuously-aS moe
as he did from the moment Of his landing-ln Iepy
nearly cheers q the crowds on ,ne 81 lev :.
90 | of the Column detachment OF police followeo
and few minutes the vast column a sso 81 y n
ne steci anu wsvnk ,yw vw - AZ RI lrsIoN SQUARE.
b Although the headquarters Of our civic dlgnitsl
iii was gally decorated with nags ana Duntim9' ~
WAS An AIR OF deIection and melancholy ABOUT II
-, could not be ignored. One could mot fail 70 rem
ss | upon what kind Of reception there wou,u !. ~
ho heen n the electon OF last 7sh OF November had
,U ~ resulted Inherently. The building itself !.
NC ne shrouded In slience; no band OF smiling 0mc
~ emtted from ita marble steps, and was appare,
~ utterly unmoved by the passage OF tna most ~
. trious visitor that has ever passed u Dy. a, a.