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London, England, 1856-08-01 00:00:00

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LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1.

Ms departure of the Earl of OLurnui. sad it
the Count DE MOILWT, for Moscow, is their MINI=
Extraordinsry, very naturally directs public attendee
to the approaching cereincaial is the old capital of
Mammy, which still remain/ the metre of the seal
strength of the Russian empire. Despite the expan-
sion of Russian dominion to the north and is the
south, despite its tendency to pea forward lab the
heart of Central Asia, and its important acqihidees
on the Amour, which emainands easy moms to tke
North Pacifies, the Bessie that the world really fear,
breathes, moves, and hes its being in old Russia, at
which Moscow is the cherished metropolis. Moscow
is the heart, St. Petsseinig bat the lips of Russia.
From Moscow emanates the ambitios, there is fostered
the " manifest destiny • of Russia than is thematie
at come of the spirit of the old repoblicenised
Boysed end enthuses= of the emerosokisg Church
of Muscovy. No weeder, thee, that thither
resorts the new EMPIIIOI4 to be crowned after the
fashion of the anneal Ciars; that thither, on sash
an occasion, are 'Mesta all the estabilities sad
epeeist representatives of absolutely disposed Mo.
earthy; that at present the Comet of lit. Petersburg,
worn out and exhausted by war, is apdally desirous
of seeing no diminution bat an updated.* of that
homer, respect, and hawse% white milk* so
large a portion of its power in the aim al ineepe.
Moscow is, however, tee =deed eml Iddide a
capital far the perntaaset sedasess dONO mho
seek to reign only in sesselanis with Ade ova fur
meal will. They are deafest with reed is. de
seal of the oedema seetiment, and being saillided
with the oil of their Holy Confederates diem. That
over, they escape from the Iseditiosa inlitenos—trem
the free talk and independent thought of the MI
Muscovite pity of Moscow, to seek and find is St.,
Petersburg thous pliant, able, skilful took, and that
agreeable, encouraging, sycophantic worship whisk
more than compensate for the detestable climate
of the modern aspitaL
Hitherto, on seek cotesioes, it has been meal far
England to soled as its representative me airtime%
but non-political noblemen, who have reciprocated
the homer sad the distinction of the chaos by de.
fraying the met of the Mimics Extreardiesiy. Now,
however, a different MOM has bees permed. In the
Earl Cumulus, one of the most intelligent and
liberal of the Cabinet has been appointed to represent
the Crown and the people et Reiland. Beek a oboist
was secossary far several reasons. Oar sew Miskolc
•t fit. Petersburg, though a memos of eemidershie

;maim and ties.ervedliesteineed by the Goverment.
whose ormadecos he enjoys, is esseparatively arms,
amid inexperienced diplomatist. Well salculated se
Lord WODZHOOSS is to win his way in the society i
of smarts, of that of the Emperor Atxxassua he
eta as yet know too little to be safely depended
00. Lord WODEBOUIII scald sot, therefore, have
been of that utility to a non-political grandee, an-
accustomed to diplomacy and ignorant of Russia,
which the circumstances of the present cam render
desirable. In Lord Cliaxvlisa. however, Ragland
will be represented by a statesman, if sot et the very
highest clue, of large experience, of perfect so- '
quaintest' with the relations and prase is of Eu-
rope, of great personal amomplieliments and so-
quirements, sad himself a member of the Cabinet.
Another motive dictating aid justifying the choice
of so important an Ambassador Extraordinary may
without doubt be found is the selection of the Count
Da MOINY to represent the Emperor d the Puma.
Count Da MOILIIT la kaaira to IKONS§ not aterely
more of the coofirlesse of his Imperial relative, but
greater indepeudeaos of thought and speech ia his
intercoms with Loam NAPOLION than any other
Fri DOD courtier or statesman. Should Imperialism
in Francs be destined to survive the hero of
the flecoad of December, it is probable the
Count Da MOUT will have eves a mon pro-
minent put to play is Fran» that that be has
yet emoted, though in what sense at Wend may
at present be doubtful. Sending the Count Da
Movie cm a missies of this kind to Rasda—we say
of this kind, for, notwithstanding the afforest panes.
»nay of hi. appointment the Count mon» be ex-
pected to »dare a law exile from Paris—is thereto»
as act of political significant), to which England pro-
bably respoada by giving him se his eallesgue a stater
man quite es bideential, though M a very different
way, in the councils of his country.
la selecting Lord CiItANTILIA al Ambassador Ex-
traordioary, the country cannot expect a schisms'
of very moderate forts» to hesitate the example of

the Doke of Dzoosenum or of the kW Dike of

NOWTHUMBEIUAND, but mast be mutant to boar •
fair and reasonable °large for his spree mimics. The
Count DT MOIUIT goes to *meow with all the epee.
door end glitter of Imperial irresponsibility 1 with a
splendid (midi. with as issiesiss salary, with a
mei,* of highly. paid sompsaioes sad richlpfur.
siahed followers. Lord Gassertue proceeds in more

modest and temperate magnificence t befitting an
okiestablished and a constitutional Mosareby. We
have indeed heard the sum to be allowed for his
eta•ed at an amount which must leave
the country pecuniarily indebted to its representative
en this oceseios—a piece of enemy not at all
required by public opinion. At all events, this is
certain, that in his special minks Lord Getasirsus
ia the only person who will be, to any extent, a
charge on t►e Treasury. Sir RORIRT PEEL his
Indeed been appointed Secretary of the Embasry,
but ao pecuniary alloweacia will be made to hiss or to
any other attactf. Moreover, Lord Gitanrunt will
be surrounded and attended by MOO of the best
blood of England Lord WARD will be them
with his boundless wealth and fantestie
habits; the great and liberal hones of Strisza
LAND will be worthily represented by the
Magni, of STAFFORD; and In the Earl 01DALXITTII
the powerful Vitally of Booczincit will contribute
use of the best specimens of reassemble, moderate, and
emeiliotory cosservatism. Bat, after the fashion of
England, the brilliant Mine around Lord ORANTILLI
will illustrate the state of England, without seeking
mentease from the Ezehaque.
It is, of warm to be impacted that the Court of
Moscow will seek to flatter and to tomes favourably
this Mission That it will be able seriously to dela&
Lord thesterti.t.s we do not upset I though few
diplosettive have on their first arrival ia Ramie
moped being esruniriesself. But, as the flattery
may have greater seems in other quitters, it is only
proper that the members of the Reabmay Extreardh
nary should, before leaving England, know and as-
dentin& that though tbaakful for pleas, and satin.
tied la the main with the tensed the Treaty of Paris,

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