New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.


TIE RELATIONS PETWIIN RUSSIA AND The
UNITED STATES.
SOME Ure,-,.~. OF TUE CtTACt2Y CUtEVEL-
SpENF Al A DIPLOMAT, DINNER At COPEN-
MAGUN- THE ENrFhoR OF RUSSIA lRRI-
TAvTO ST TyE RECEPTION OF TIE "HAND
plkr AIrXI, by PRESIDENT GRANT
I uRoa ~ Occasional CORRESPONDENT or THE TRlBUNEI
BFbl1N. Dee 2G-It is said that the Gov
,ruu,ii here laos received circular uom Prince Gort
,cnak u souc incidents arising out Of the recall OF NJ
. Ca,acazy from Washington. This cicur was rendered
necessary uy the conduct Of Nr KRAMER Tie american
Minister ~ Copenhagen. IL seems that, at dinner
psrty at Tie house Of tnc German Minister AT Copenha
= e,n. whore al the resident diplomats were
TrcS.u'. 'ir Kramer said lc had received
itut. nom his Government containing ex
TiaEGiion Of tbe CUactzy affair, and that he
weld It q Il to them. Tic Russian Minister objected to
tbis ptoo,cedug, the place not suitable and as II
wac on LaiI which cid not concern all thc world. Mt.
Kr.-ucr SAID something about maintaining the honor OF
MS country and rose with the letter IN MS hand Inc
Russian Minister then rose to go he could not listen
e. Il. when the/ho,t iuterposed and said 'ha'
mn eoala rot /anow the letter TO lie feS" ih
h's house, % it would bc an lnsm' -
cclcnqucs. The American Minister then s'' uO"
ar,in bnt said he would call On every perso" - - -,
she next day aud read il TO them sel'i"'I9 ([orn.
do ard hey, ~ cOurse. reporte" IL u M -,
vo,,ts II l. reported from st fe'eIs'h 5
,, t pussian Cabinet fees very iuu'h
t,,s,et.d over this affair, rs WtH "S NC@0" "
ue ,1,or,ircnCe given 10 the tat"c"Ny una"
IA tlf Presidents Message; aud Y lg4"'N
tt+e decided coulress j. likely 20 spring up between
t,ss., and tGo United states in consequence II =
s,o-, l,c mat Prince GorischakOf appointed w. '''
y WIN was st that tine favorite OF MS, ana tn"'
= rorcrol for some time objected TO cohrm the "p
r,n,ent I.istlo1gat that possibly the ITince ma!
hsvc fallen into somo disiavor on account oi '"e "N
slfcl, has fallen ou tlc Minister.
o,rtlf,a,o VINO has Just returned iTom ST. Peters
tlt says that trouble may come even H'i" no Ni' u
Ga. C..ud Dukc Alexis. Everybody seems very wen
r.r led With fie popular reception given to the
1,a.d Dui,, In Ncv-Y0tk and the Other great cites,
xr,, . ertrstei with The coolness of biz reception
h. m Prc,idcut II il. asserted that the President dd
NOT rciu-n thc can Of the Grand Duke, and offered
him 10 lo.ui.aIy Here and believe also in Russia
hei real atiyc Of rciguing sovereign arrives tAe
FnpcTo~ aes m uersou T. meet him at the railway sta
tim, and subsequently, they exchange formal visits
sT,a tht Ou of i- Grand Duke should lot have been
returned great breach of poltene IN spite
of r pile sea rule that The President Ixlcr makes calls
Carsi7 7erug The wti-bIoWn Hospitality OK the American
people and c.pCc.aiy the way III which the Grand Duke
las beau received and welcomed T. very absurd
tlat they should Ve taxed with any failing on this score
Yet MY informant says that II ia the common talh
oi ST. Petersburg society that the President did
rot invite tLe Grand Duke 10 diuner. nor even
oF.r L,u q crust Of bread The Emperor IS
sail 90 ieel the slight exceedingly, AID, unless some
reasonable explanation g. orc.ed lie viii not allow the
lraud Duke 20 turn Washington. They say nat tho
EuprCss who S very fond OF her son. and who reads
K!lh aydity ai tat (, said OF him IN the American
papcIe when .s heard OF his reception in Washington
sTcv pale. auo >.ui " Why dId we ever lei hIu 20 10
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