New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
END OF TIE YoRKToWN CELEBRATION
THE FRENCH AND GERMAN VISITORS AT RICHMOND
A CELEBRATION AT NoRFoLK-RNTURN HOME

THE FRENCH AND GERMAN VISITORS AT RICHMOND
"A CELEBRATION AT NoRFoLK-R"TURN HOME
WARD OF THE GOVERNORS OF STATES.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 21.-The steamer Cats
kill having on board the French and German dclega
lions arrived here this morning. Upon reaching the
landing the steamer was boarded by the ciy's Committee
of Retention headed by Mayor Carrington who
formally welcomed the distinguished foreigners 10 hch
mond and extended to them the hospitateS OF the CITY
Minister Outrcy, the part OF the french Ni7o'' anu
Colonel Won Steuben, behalf OF the Hefmhh~ n"uo
brief Acknowledgements of the courtesy extended 'eh'
and thanked the Mayor for the many klnd eAprcSo"'
he had uttered The two delegations, under the escort
OF the Reception Committee then took carriages anu
were driven TO the old historic St. Johns ,hurch' anu
thence to the Executive Mansion, passing on their way
an old stone house, In the lower part .oi 'no
city, said to have been, at tme WasmhstohS
Headquarters AT the executive residence me party
alighed, and we're personally introduced 20 To-
HOLIDAY but there Spccch-maklng. AIteT lc"
moments spent III the interchan OF clYiitles Ihe W
tors were escorted to the Capitol bildlng, where
short time devoted to the examination OF us intsleS
ing interior, after which they were driven 10 hen He"
quarters at the Exchange IiOte. -.
NORFOLK, Oct. 21.-The municipal Yorktown ceeuteu,
elaborat6y decorated with the flags and colors 81
America, France, Germany, England and Ireland
bands OF music from the North were here to
eniven the occasion. The procession was Ioried ~
detachment Of United states Marines, civic societies, .e
Fire Department, coton-screw men, schools anu ll"}
North Carolina volunteers, the ChatDah Aitn
cry, Of Savannah, Ga, the German L4fn it
Infantry, OF Charleston, :. e. ana nc
virginia Military Cadets, feature of the r4rade, was
squad 81 mfandlc cavalry representing the
BrJome, OF New-lOrk; son OF Co.onel Joinl !"
Broome OF the United states Marine Corps, ana grand
Of Colonel Joan H. BrOome, OF Revolutionary ,snv
VINO organized the "sOn- OF Freedom IN NeW-horS;
down statue OF George Ill, aud Win Tue pom
spirits Of that day, resisted the attack oil the ihS'
fllgate Asia when fired upon the Battery Ihe pro
cession WAS miles lons, aud the troops were tnlh
sasJical9 checred along the inc OF march lOhSHt tue
city and harDor were brilliantly illuminated 9,
FoRTRlss MONROE, Va Oct. 2l.-Goyern0r Corheu,
of Ncw-Iork ANA staff, arrived here this morning ll"
YORKTOWN, ami left On the Bay line steamer Tor baIu
Tne lst Connecticut Regiment, accompanied by Gov
BigeiOw stan, arrived mere ON the steamer
CnarleetOn from Yorktown tins morning lhes s",''n
at IL O'Clock Tor Charleston, south OaIolha, M.SI..
they remain two days, the guests oil the lItld VI 'h"'
city. ~.
Jersey stan arrived tuis forenoon ON thelr re-
turn from Yorktown tue steamer nllhm crane. ne
,uypruor rpcccu,d 10 Ncw-Jcrscy tram. The stan
Washington tomorrow afternoon. Ihr Rhode l,l'hu
troops arrived ns forenoon marched through lfesl
dentist. to the depot and TOOK the cars home ward
ARRIVALS AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. oct. 2l.-Pres,deut Arthur and secrc-
talles Blaine. Hunt and James returned TO the city
this morning upon the L. ;. steamer Dispatch secre-
ary Luco and Assistant Secretaries hit aud Walker
Blame will return tomorrow, accompanying the French
AMI German visitors upon special tram from hich
mOnd.
The steamers which returned from Yorktown to-day
were crowded Company ID, OF the 6jth Regiment oil
the New-York National Guard from Buffalo, \. y,
arrived this morning, and lei here for home ON the ba
unorc and Potomac Railroad. at half-pa-t nine Tonight
Tue Sew Jersey battaIun National Guard, VIII ftdch
here by rail- Tomorrow aud viii leave by special Tram
ON the baltimore and Potomac Railroad tumorIO"
night Governor Ludlow has already gone 10 trenton,
but his stan accompanies Tue battdluh