The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-22
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to tho Intelligencer'
By tho Western Union Line.
Oaice Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe s'sl
RECEPTION OF ALEXIS.
A Magnificent Welcome.
EXCITEMENT IN GOTHAM.
Splendid Display of Bunting
Grand Decoration of Broadway
Ten Thousand Military on Parade
The Streets Packed with People.
Grand Decoration of Broadway
Ten Thousand Military on Parade
Tho stroeta Packed with Pooplo
Landing of the Grand Duke
Procession up Broadway.

Procession up Broadway.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2l--11 O'Clock A. NJ.
The steamer Mary Powell, with re.
ception committee Of about five hundred
persons, including q large number of Ia
dies, has proceeded down the bay, Over
a thousand persons assembled at the pier
TO witness the departure of the steamer,
which was gaily decorated with Russian
and American flags, Nearly all the YES
sells in the bay were dressed. with flags,
many of them displaying the Russian col.
ors. The steamer Henry Smith, with tile
Executive Committee, has sailed for the
Narrows. Broadway Is thronged with
persons awaiting the parade. A great
number arrived from the country on the
early trains. Tho buildings on Broadway
and the other principal streets arc dccora-
ted with flags. The National Guard Is
out In full force. |f uH of }..
NEW York, Nov. 22-2 o'clock P. NJ
Perhaps on no former occasion has Broad
way been SO crowded with n holiday
dressed mass Of people as 1t Is at this mo-
ment There arc about 10000 troops In
line, stretching from the Battery two
miles up Broadway The display is GER
tainly magnificent Every one sGems to
be be bent upon cheering. The thou
sands Of flag poles on Broadway arc filled
with flags and iacades, and the windows
Of many buildings are decorated with
American and Russian flags. Every
available outlook OH the street Is occupied
by people Of both sexes. .aaT
The Grand Duke landed at l;3O, and
after considerable ceremony, Hinidst the
roar of cannon, deafening shouts Of wei.
come and cheers, he took his scat in q
barouche. IEe was dressed in mag.
nillcent uniform of General officer of
The Russian army. His staff, American
ord Russian Admirals and other officers
followed in barouChes. The procession
has started. As the Prince passes up
Broadway he IS loudly cheered by the
,oon,o n, ovorv 0,on Nm military which
p'op,U ,s Nv s,r' >l..'.,t.. ~ a.,,s. ',,.n,n.
line broaoway, presenting afpls, ulPp'ps
colors, bands playing, handkerchleis WaV'
,np from windows by Indies, The scene
/. ono or ,ho noo, magnificent md i'm.
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posing. ilt AlEit lbNNU NWh I.b
Later and Fuller Account.
New YoRK, Nov. 9l.-The Mary Pow.
ali with fully COO persons on board, In;
cindinG m ihe metnbefs Of the Reception
and Executive Committees, left here this
morning at halfpaSt eleven o'clock pre-.
cisely and steamed down the bay in view
oT lie Russian and American fleets, all
tbe veeaels. which presented magnif.
rent Snnearance. being iecked with the
colors II ali nations from stem 10 stern.
Tho MINER bav was filled with steamers
and sailing vessels. and the booming of
cannon the blowing of, whistles and The
dInrInG az colofs gave the whole scene an
animated appearance. As the Mary Pow.
ell Tou1qea tne DasLy sns LSn S,OnsSlue .oas ~.
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rome rO,.ui doaoanI nu0U ntS o,i,ors IL gss R rs.
yIS S";noa ~ Sv9e nenarol IA T,Dinwai, and Tho M.
ecutive Committee who formed In line on
the lower deck while the Duke passed
through to the upper saloon. Arriving
there the Duke was received by the en-.
tire Reception Committee. General John
A. Dix delivered an address OF welcome
as follows: -.,-..... ...,,.
It Yo,,t Rov1i Hiohness H3Jbll. 1855
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