Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
eAa-s7L1rD>6 ee3REGATloN.
what oar Delicate President Has to Tx
pect atthe Review.

What oar Delicate President Has to Ex-
pect at tho Review.
T- VryE0g. April l5.-It ia doubtful
rt....- President Cleveland has anv idea
..t.. amount ot noise which VII accom-
y-.. BIS frip On the Dolphin mp the Hud-
. aver between ths two columns OF
..r. vessels upon the occasion OF the ap,,
t-.....ur review in New Ork. Admiral
D.s-.-dl made "a calculation this morning
..t number Of guns which VIII be hred
..r,- tle tame the Dolphin IS passing
.u opposite Iweniv-slNth street TO
-tr.,l.ri street. During this brief
r.- %. less than Loco ylus will be fired,
e. ,r.t aafeuiuc. splitting aggregation
.tf.u.Ier.us explosions. The President
rs. trah,c 10 stand II. but II IS apt 20
fat..r several hundred paues OF glass IN
vr. VS. upon tao west side OF New
ir-s CITY.
l.-.l.. Ills the beauty OF the review
r. i. seriously marrcd 10y the dense
D..l- . smoke which are certain 70 oye--
a.r. aud obscure the vessels. The firing
.t .4..fes. oy the way. IS apt % become
S.r. rruo.onou- even here. Tor the foreign
t--v..- vill OIL 10 Thus welcomed. The
...ar Vl.! come next Friday o. saturday,
49,. Secretary Herbert arrives. The
.r.l s.lutes from all the vessels Will
..-.- e. tlt4l 81 100 guns.
II-rru0S or TIE FOREIGNERS.
Preparations for the reception Of the
i-... visitors are steadily progressing.
DID,. Hr.... fleet - expected Monday. for
l.v.. s.taiuiei TO leave Bermuda yester-
... arl tle nan here will not take more
f... -I'T ~ seveuty-twO hours. AZ the
I'll, b suow as much about our harbors
a- 49,. know ourselves, no pilots Will be
- roads
s.. -t.s \lce-Admirals ship has reached
l.-- 'lulrll GherardI will send one OF his
-.a % suggest where the English fleet
t anchor. No particular places tor
t.fngrpf- have yet been selected, but
'ttt.t ships IN Will be given the best POI
sc. All "a the vessels will be crowded
t.'.lr O. tie shore as possible IN order
'.a..'uae not be too inconvenient foi
t-.- --.-I loats 10 reach the wharf.
-ur VOYAGE TO XEw YORK.
Ontts morning Of the 22d all the ships
'r OIL. i.rhor will be slgDalled into dou-
B. a.. corresponding with the positions
V... t..v wall assume on the voyage
t'-. fl New ork. tney will remain IN
GIL. r..r until Monday the Path. wheI
60. v.l maze out 10 sea. The trap VIII
-.,i BIB that the feet will reach the
..r tl. on abe afternoon OF the ZJth
-'l- WI move n double column
ta. Narrows into the upper bay.
o. t. -re past Governors Island and
..l Sew York city aud JERSEY CITY
'.. Hold ga river, where they Will re-
.at. thursday. tho day Of the re-
N..
N0.f iSTEHEsIIN0 SIGHT OF ALL
Admiral Gherarii SAYS that this trip
:. . f.. hny 20 the anchorage ground N
ff.r Wiil be the most interesting sight
f.. entire event. A Gordon OF boats
~. Surround the feet until the President
.H-.I through and the commanding
D' ~. taNs paid their respects 70 him,
orr winch ali sorts OF craft will be al
.tr.y 90 circulate amid the feet TO the
a. extent.
s., ..a ilnncr 10 DO given by Secretary
i-'t.tr; DL tae Dolphin and all other oficia
'ol- the delicate question OF prece-
w.l ue settled by seating the ad.
i'a all other officers IN the order OIL
date oi their commissions. The faci
iai '.e fu-,iau ships were here first does
Give them the precedence. as has beer
..a.'aiy supposed. The Russian Nico
A.n-r4.. however. has an older commls
Wan Wee Admiral Hopkins, oi th'
i'G--l t-et and the United States officers
Aore ilAt PC Vii come ia tomorrow.
DthitNhNAtHLD NIcitDhh.
lne Official events OF the day were th'
81 oi luspectOr-tieneTal Breckenridge
"' 'ac army. ard OF Senator Mcpherson
81 amman ~ she Naval Committee. 10 Al
HNa. iheFardL
General Brsckinridge wore the full mi
i.f" q bis rank and With bis cooked hat
'iAuieties. aud sword. presented an im
ro-nc appearance as be stepped on boar
'hr l1iiai slphla. accompanied by aD add
~ so0wy uniform. The ceremony OF re
erpiou WAS quite Impressive. When III
U-frc containing the General was seen az
Woaching the Philadelphia bugl'
sounded Gn assembly call for tn
marines. who took position opposite tn
ganRway. As the General entered upol
tae deck the marines presented arms. tn
ofQms were played. and Admiral Gherard
ana als officers stepped forward 10 vel
come the guests. Then the procession
lied into the AdmirRl's cabin. and whel
lneY emerged q few minutes lster tue ma
nnes on the deck presented arms. III
afpm2 again boot. and the six-pounoer
On the forward bridge were fred eievsI
lie same scenes were repeated who
eshasoT HePhsfBon VISITED the ships. bu