The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

THE PRINCIPALITIES

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„ Tuesday's date we learn from Vienna that
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Pondence A utrichienne publishes an article
banti Lue evacuation by the Austrian troops of the
i:'ene an Priucipalities, which, it says, has corn-
Ettii:ectl• The semi-official organ concludes with
Ing that Austria will complete the evacuation
Di?ccliateiy that the stipulations of the Treaty of
lliconcerning the organisation of the Principa-
•es have been carried into effect.
•
THE PROGREFiS OF THE CZAR.

`44s be
following despatch dated Tuesday evening,
en received from Berlin :
The Emperor of RUBBiB will arrive here on

THE

Thursday Evening, accompanied by the Crown
Prince and the Princess of Wurtemberg. The
Queen of Saxony will arrive at Potsdam to-
day."

A letter from Warsaw, dated Friday last, gives
the following account of the arrival of the Czar in
that city :

" His Majesty the Emperor Alexander 11. arrived
here yesterday at eleven o'clock at night.
"At nine o'clock at night the news of his Majesty's
appearance was brought by a courier, and at once
the illumination of the city commenced, proceeding
with the utmost rapidity. The bridge, the Cracovia
Faubourg, and the walk which leads to the Belve-
dere Palace, at which his Majesty was to stop,
were one path of light. Wax candles innumerable,
lamps, Chinese lanterns, transparencies with the
Imperial cipher or allegorical designs, burned
at the fronts of all the buildings. -Under
these lights pressed an immense crowd, which
passed to and fro between the barriers and
the superb viaduct which unites the city to
the banks of the Vistula and the Belvedere Palace.
Huzzas and cries of " Vive l'Empereur !" uttered
by thousands of voices saluted the soverei,n when,
after two hours of expectation, he appeared in a
light travelling carriage, accompanied only by his
Aide-de-camp, Count Adlerberg, Minister of the
Imperial House. The Emperor, who evidently
was in the enjoyment of perfect health, bowed with
emotion, and appeared exceedingly pleased with
his reception.

"On arriving at the palace his Majesty was
received by Prince Gortschakoff, surrounded by
foreign envoys, civil and military notabilities of
Poland, and the highest dignitaries of the empire.
The Emperor, after the first presentation, received
the Prince Lieutenant of the kingdom in special
audience, and then retired into his apartments to
obtain rest after the extreme fatigues of his long
journey."
The correspondent of the Independance Beige at
Warsaw gives the following as the substance of a
speech addressed by the Emperor Alexander to a
deputation of the inhabitants of that city who
waited upon his Imperial Majesty on the 23rd :
" My line of conduct towards your country is—
absolute forgetfulness of the past. I am content
with the Poles, not merely because, in spite of
revolutions and wars in which all Europe has
been entangled, they have not forgotten
their duties to their sovereign and to
themselves, but still more because those of
them who have fought in the ranks of my
soldiers have displayed a bravery and fidelity which
have proof against all temptation. I have them all
in my heart, and shall not cease to love the Poles
as my own children. Tell this, messieurs, I pray
you, to your fellow countrymen ; but tell them also
that the time for i,ile dreams is at an end. No
more of reveries. Gentlemen : I wish Poland to
be happy, and she can only be so by her union
with Russia."