The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-16 00:00:00

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LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16.

AN intimation hu been received by the Terkieh
authorities at Erserount from the Resoles officer
in command at Hers that he bee instroodess
from his Government to deliver ■p the fortress to
them. We also learn that the Divas have received
a formal renueciation of the Russian Goverament's
skims to the hie of Serpents. For these two acts of
eempleimeos oe the pert of Russia there can be
little doebt that we are in a great measure indebted
to the prompt determination of Lord PALMEISTON to
send an English squadron to the Isle of Serpents,
and his declaratios that the squadron shall not quit
the Bleak Sea until every mil. of Turkish territory
hes been evacuated by the Russians. Two qui:time.
however,ettll remain to bedieposed of : the dismantling
of the fortresses on the Danube ceded by Resnik sad
the easing and carrying away by the Ranks troop
of
the wood on the Saglienli Dag. With regard to
the farmer, though palpably in violation ads, spirit,
U not of the letter, of the Treaty of Paris, there may
be some difilealty. It may not be easy to dells*
exaet/y is what stets of repair the fart:seem ought to
be when handed over to the Turkish Government ;
but the carrying away the timber from the Waal
Deg me only be described es a barging robbery.
The Russian settlements ea the Georgian frostier
have been in the habit ef deriving their supplies of
wood from the floglisali Deg. Far the Ramlans to
avail themselves of their °empties of the disteiet
is order to carry off large canticles of timber,
without payment, sehempient to the oessimion
of the peace, is as bed se if they had carried off,
without remuneratioe, the stern of previsions and
the household Weiner* of the inhabitasts apes
whim their troopers bad bees quartered. It ie clear
that the Turkish Government hes a jest claim to
be compensated fee the devastation committed in the
forests of the Bosh:tali Deg ; sad if the extent of the
devestatias be not exaggerated, it may be doubted
whether asything hke an adequate sompseation is
possible..

To waive ter the memeat higher esseiderations,
the Remise °oversaw* has dialed a singular
want of &serous dirsity, a the masa is
which it has est about fulfilling the Nadi-
Voss of the Pease of Paris. It has had to
give way ea the glissade of the conapadom of the
Isle of Serpents and the prolosied Mettles anises'
sad it will have to desist is like maned from its n-
amed attempts to mesa& epos Swedes and Nor-
way. This and have bees *asses; and the insist-
hag epos pntesside whisk onset be maistaised is
as asdignified se would be the attempt of seas mil-
Snake to keep Malin abed a rabamee Afro efts,
the polies dightrate bed decided spied him. The
baling stateside of Ramie are sea of the world--
thoroughly Tenant is the delicacies of etiquette—
sad it asesot therefore be issegthed that they
are usomodoes of the sadirsified attitude they
have bees meals( is the eyes of Europe.
There is, therefore, ody one way of d-
emoting for their bromptiousesse: they are afraid of
the effect that the codessicas extorted front them at
the close of the war may had upon the 'myriads of
widest, who Sr. about to cooperate from an parts
of the empire to witness the coronation of the bi-
rdie/ at Moscow; and they hope their wrangling
about the mind details 4 the treaty say be accepted
by these reseals sea proof of conedoes strength.
There is is all this petty manalarring a siren
remathiand to dewiest Pistols osegusainious
declarations that be " eats ha leek is ear-
nest of reds"' while yielding to the esn-
vinedeg arguments of Plueliaes cudgel. But It
boa ahem its adds aped. It is a resessi-
ties as the part of the Radio aatbodties
of the existed* of a pablie *aka ia their oda&
empire with which they dare sot hide. We speak
set, at present, of such a public *eke amen the
wham& tribes who may be imagined to bear mod or
Ism sawillingly the thaw of their daqsaorei bet
of a public opinion swag the Ressiaa rase itself.
From the treaders of Poised to the Volga, and
Aram the White Sea to the steppes which border on
the Elaine, this rase someone the balk el the
popelatiod sad throughout Siberia it is spot the
loyalty of this nee that the Govelemost meet rely
for the maintemease d Its empire. So nub
dose this rase doll the others with which
it is mixed up in energy, that as hag se
Its implicit devotion to midis, institatieme sur-
vives, the dieting govennseat of Russia seed bad
little fear at deems*. issabordinatios. Is thaw
then, anything is the upset of Remiss meaty whisk
ladle:wee eosin agitated moss this poetic. ci the
searausity. To theme who have had opportunities
of asking below the cruet of official life whisk over-
winds moiety in Russia then do appear pregnant
symptoms of the approach of such egitation. We
speak sot of aphides* mauseseed by dewed toes,
who have imbibed Mess fersigs to Russia from their
detect with the books sad ems of Europe. We
speak of what may be expend among the
trading and peasant dents. Oft important feet is
that there are immense numbers of the roma, to
whom leave la pasted by their lords, year after
year, to ramble through the empire in wane of em-
*yeast. During the summer, Rigs, Bt. Petersburg,
and all the other important tweak swarm with these
ssatedes. They amodate dumdum into arias—
societies, respoosible far the good faith of ell their
sambas. Many of them awry home dadderable
seem of money, width they bow they bass bees
enabled to sera by associated efforts, by °bedbug to
the laws of their 'eddy, aid by probity. Eire is
the germ of the shines virtues, the first mob of
a middle slam Adair het of sot Is. imp
meet is the amidst d property that Me
bees acquired by the native traders in the
great tow's sad cities of Reds. This dam
steads mere aloof from foreigsers than any other,
wed bee little intercedes with the distal elude.
It is animated by a eider esprit de mpg. Its I
ambers ere partly freeness, partly serfs, but to
their social Weaned so regard is paid to
whether a teas be tree or bead. Not a few of the
boademee here smoked peat wealth, bet are
usable to obtain their freedom, beaus their lords
imagine that the wealth of their serfs raids an éclat
upon themselves. These merehast serfs fora a
link bawds their brethren of the guilds sad the
asenthen of the arida of the labourers. Here. these
we lad a nuseross, intelligent, sad by so mesas
poor, modes of the eammunity, diffused over
the whole of Ramis, and salaamed by
strong sympathise aid a asses of dams.
interests. Oae sat of oppression perpetrated by soy
wart favourite or powerful noble upon any de be.
loggia' to this elase—sad meth thine have been
roam all its mem.

ben to a arose of their latest power. The American 1
Far Oompany--tho active spat of Ewa= comamtse
anti dinowery is Eastaa Siberia—is composed ex-
, elssimly of this claim It is on friendly terms with

theProesysehlesel of the Aretio regions and the gold-
fledges along the base of the Altai. Ream it is pro-
babis that the present age may ere leg witoess
Raids mesa seines to these which were meted
is the west dilerope by the burghers and insurgent
wads in the middle ages. This is a possibility
Ala sentinelly haunts the vides of the more
hoslghted of Remiss statesman.
Thies ansidmatism seem to indicate the policy
with acrid to he pawed by Waiters Europe with
owl to Iteeds. It is OWNS that the character of
the Buides (isernmeat le sassed by the late
war. It was set to be expesid that the habits of
theoght and @ephedrine cherhhid by Russian states.
ma ter coati should be changed by the mimes
if time years. Ties Ramie Governmest only awaits
he impairs which time will bring to its shattered
Hanna and its impoverished population to resume
ih aselidese projects with all its former boldness
sad sedvity. Noe is its character in this respect
S. be changed by wan. It is to the work-
ings of society in the interior of Russia alone
that we eon look fora change in the character of its
rulers. The true policy of Europe, therefore, is to
Lave the Rumbas to themselves ; the elements which
we have Whored will soon begin to ferment, and
the feementalles will be accelerated by the very nos-
sures AI M% Government must adopt to repair
he imein hesered by the late war. A firm frost
amid Is Russia* encroacheseats in Europe
sad Wishes Asia will keep Russia. ed.
vity mind within its own territories, sad
the pqpihr energies will in this case sacs
find emir rulers work enough at him We
say this is no spirit of enmity to the Simi
Clevernmest, bat stalely in a spirit of deaths Is the
liberties and eivilisadas of Europe. We latertala
the greatest reaped for the energy and good dispel&
ties of the Ramis. people ; sad we firmly believe
that it a spirit of jostles sad ammiseatice missies
tits* rulers is the comiag lateens] sting* a high
delay awaits the Remiss empire—a destiny as
beselleial to the rest of the world as glorious to itself.

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