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RUSSIA.

- (Frans tire Private Con crpondent of the Standard.)
Sr. Pv.Ti-;far.ft6m, 1. --I know I am very negligent,
bat We hive very little here to Ceetipy Alen newspaper readers.
When I write you, therefore, it-is Necause I feel it necessary
to guard`you against the naisake, faisehpyis which are so
,
currentas to the . The Emperor is in-
creasingly .I.itqc4--4` and - contit, ' Even .12e men are
astonished at bid ;n sesaver was nri.Y. Cu . less exposed
to internal feuds, oi or oPP"" a. The state
ver7 properou., d every thing
of the empire-is, on the. '
goes on with great reiolaritj. Eu;nern, of a little tor-
teentecliiy.Ftwh: cArlists and by the the Hague.
As to Prance, he
.esli not make war agai- :)..r to overthrow
,
the throne I,o.dis Pnilippe, in order to place there the Duke
of Bordeaux . vut he will not suffer the
_principles of that revo-
lution to be- ixtended to any portion of Europe. The affairs of
crruilo:;land. Spahr are those principally occupying the atten-
okof I,eie gcriternmeat. All that I told you many months ago
it."-earAlsw•essteewherw --of unaleety-ta accompiisb relative to
Wirmanyitte hat effected ; and 1 believe that next year the
c anttitatians of the smaller states will be all destroyed, unless,
in thenesax time, the deputies shall see the danger, and shall
assigt te Diet in vanquishing the press, which is so democratic
and violent in Germany. The continuance of M. Zea Bermu-
dez in office, at the date of the last despatches from Madrid,
has given very great satisfaction at this court; and whilst the
Queen shall follow his counssls, the Emperor will not do more
for Don Carlos than require that his fortunes and titles be re-
spected. It is said here, that the Emperor has received a letter
from Don Carlos, offering the hand of his eldest son to the
daughter of this monarch. I cannot tell yod the reply. If the
Queen should become constitutionalist, the court of St. Peters-
burgh will excite Austria to oppose her cause as dangerous to
Italy. .Tlie Queen Regent of Spain has addressed an autograph
letter to•his Majesty, but I believe no reply has yet been trans-.
mitted. The government of Russia is in no hurry to recognise
any violent-or sudden changes either in orders of succession of
Princes or anything else. It will take a long time to consider,
but would not disturb M. Zea Bermudez, if he should be so for-
tunate as to maintain himself in office, and thus defeat the old
Cortes and the Constitutionalists. •

The affairs of Poland are very nearly forgotten now. Some-
times we hear of the Polish retugees, but not very often. The
Emperor has laid down a rule, from which he_ will certainly not
depart, and that is not to exercise any unnecessary severity, but
yet to govern Poland militarily, and trust to Providence and his
good fortune. All communications on the subject of Poland
from France or England are treated with polite indifference.
The good understanding between the Sublime Porte and the
Imperial government is gradually ripening into sincere and
warm friendship. The Porte has very recently given the most
decided andsouvincing proofs of its resolution not to listen to
any of the entreaties of the English or French governments
respecting the treaty it concluded last summer with this govern-
ment. Nothing can shake it in its resolution to maintain the
most intimate friendship with the Emperor. The Russian
government may possibly have ulterior views, and a policy for
future years, in the event of war, &c., of which I know nothing ;
but I am satisfied that at present no sort of idea is entertained
of making any conquest in the south of Europe. This able and
active government has succeeded in defeating, and for ever, the
French and English Liberals in Turkey, and in establishing
Russian icfluence as paramount to all. Under such laurels as
these it may be satisfied with reposing.
I am satisfied from all I learn that not a single letter will be
changed in the treaty between the Emperor and the Porte; and
no chicanery or intrigues—no threats or persuasions will move
the Emperor Nicholas.
If I am not very much mistaken, the King of Holland has
lately received from the Emperor an autograph letter, counsel-
ling him to send an able diplomatist to Vienna, to represent him
there ; and, until the decisions of the congress shall be known,
to preserve the statu quo. lam satisfied that the congress will
decide apiast Leopold in the affair of Lnxeraburgh„

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
Dap. Mrs. ins. Ht. Festira Ste.
DFC. H. M. 11. IL F. I.
Friday 27 11 22 11 43 17 8 St. John.
Saturday 2B 0 4 18 4 Innocents.
SUNDAY 29 025 047 18 4 Ist Sunday after Christmas.
Monday 3O 0 9 132 18 1
Tuesday 31 156 220 17 5 Silvester.
Wednesday 1 246 312 16 7 Circumcision.
Thursday 2 310 4 9 15 8 I Last Quarter, 311. 59m. ern.

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