The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
RUSSIA.

hOS5tA.
--~~>-~~~-~>,->>~~->~-oo-
Departure oS Priuce Frederick Charles nud
His Companions from III. Pctcrsburg.-Ihe
Address Of the German Colomists In Russia
10 ihe sSed Prince and His Repiy-The sea
son ia the Cupital--Anosher New Loan.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. a. 1871
The German Ieputation which came from Berlin
on the occasion OF the jubilee festival OF the Order OF
st. George lett ST. Petersburg on the 10th inst. by
ran to Kdnigsperg. The Emperor, with several OF
tDe Grand Dukes saw FRINGE Frederick Charles TO
the station and bid the party friendly farewell.
On the eve of Their departure the Imperial
Academy OF Science presented Field Mar
shall Count Moltke with the diploma of
an honorary member. After various public
aud court entertainments given to them, and after
numerous visits paid TO the most important places
and institutions OF 81. Petersburg, the German
Princes anu suite started for MOSCOW where they
spent couple Of days, being the whole time the
guests OF the Governor General OF that city, Prince
Dogorouky. On the day or their arrival az the
ancient capital OF Russia they were entertained at a
grand dinner. during which, OF course, several
toasts for the health or the Emperor OF Germany and
his valiant army were proposed. The dinner being
an early one the distinguished party went at eight
O'Clock, TO the Opera House, where "Puritanf' was
| performed. On tho German Princes appearing IN
the Imperial box the public in the crowded theatre
rose, ana the German national hymn was played by
the orchestra and suag by the chorus Of
| the opera. On the next day Prince
Frederick Charles visited several places of curiosity
which are so numerous In that ancient city, and
paid . visit TO the Metropolitan OF MOSCOW, who Is
| the head OF the Russian Church. The great preate
repaid the Princes visit on the next day. In the
evening the party went again to the theatre, and
had dinner, consisting exclusively OF Old Russian
| flioha In Qupan
| Nraktir, which was of course, decorated for the
occasion, and from which the general public was
| for that day excluded IL was Prince Frederick
| Charles who paid the bill for the dinner Prince
| Dolgorouky and several other high officials being
| invited as guests to His Royal Highness the Red
| Prince.
| THE RED PRINCE AND THE GERMAN DELEGATION
On his return to st. Petersburg Prince Frederick
Charles received large deputation Of Germans re.
siding In the capital Of Russia, and had the follow.
| lug address presented TO hlm:-
Your ROYAL HIaHNHss-The German colony of St.
1Ss % II. aoas
OF the recent Many members Of that COLONY have
anxiety, but with confidence strong a. rock IN German
Of the a0 yco' w snd r ~ warm
| news OF tho glorious peace, which returned to
glorious peace which made
and I1
PAGES Of history viii preserve your name to tn. rsmotes
not to s %e V%
on Ssss so @Sspy sG
be the Il. Of OF sss s Ills
q h S" sns 9d to ss v:n army
His Imperial Majesty, God bless German empire.
| TIE PRINCES REPLY.
The Prince answered this address, which was read
| to HIM by the German Vice Consul heading the de-
| putatOn, in the following wOrds:-
A. men grown up ana educated In Germany yon us
That she from aiming at military glory,
S her. hi s
which crowned armies Germany has other aim than
every ono Of usmyse the Emperor as Wei as Inc
osen ea happy ,se na Hrs Mssy the
the I.en cOrds rsndshp that
the OF
consider the OF the feelings the Petersbu;
,s a%1 s ss p the
the reei of the sick and wounded well the
on the battle field. Tho news about what you doing
here TOR exercised most comforting influence upon n;
Interpreter of your feelings before me Of Ger
| print your address which you have honored me with.
AFTER THE RECEPTION.
Wnic tnc recepo u was gUlng 9 }r severai compi.
| residing I'm the provinces, ana 10 all OF them the
| Prince answered through The German Ambassador,
| Prince Reuss.
! THE RUSSIAN sEAsoN-RETuRN OF THE EMPRESS.
Having thus concluded their visit TO our capital
the Princes started for Berlin, Notwithstanding tnaJ
| our season was only just beginning and they were
| therefore abe to nave a great deal more OF ENJOY
ment especially the first OF all Russlan.Germans
the Empress, has only just returned from her long
stay In the LriInea for the benefit Of ner health
| A NEW LOAN.
| AS matter OF course, we never cease and never
| will cease to borrow money. A new loan or
Gl200l OG0 Is TO be issued In few days In the form
OF consolidated railway bonds. IL Will be the third
loan bearing TINS denomination, and Is TO DC brought
out by the London Rotnschllds.
THE NEW YORK HERALD IN ST. PETERSBURG.
| The papers speak good deal about the reception
ton gwen In America 10 the Grand Duke Alexis,
| ami Q correspondent OF the Moscow Gazette mem
| lions tho expenses which the greatest newspaper
| OF America incurred IN sending out steamers 10
| meet The Russian squadron.