Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24


long atnred IN darkness, and tho mystery Of which IN,
Government had penetrated only IN Part They wish
ed to break down the throne to subyert the cmnrc and
lead on anarchy. > ~
| ''What were their ,neanss Ass,s.;oo,; ~,
nrst victim was the military Governor the Conn, do
Diiioradowitsch he, who in the field of honor The 10,
OF arms had respected in fifty battles, persisted bv the
steel OF an assassin This was not The only murero,
ACT Soioncl SuTler commander of the regiment O,
me oody grenaders, who killed; and Major Gene
RAJ rediics and Others who were trrievously wound
Ell, sealed with their blood their fidelity 10 honour and
duty. w
"Drawn aside i'm the tumult the soldiers of The GO
duced companies did not participate in these attemps
either IN fact or intention.
~ rigid Investigation has afforded me the proof there
OIL ana regards as first act of Justice, as il is my
ciiei consolation, to declare them innocent
Nut Tins same act of justice fori,ds that the guilty
S"ouu NC spared ali those against whom proceedings
are instituted and who shall be convicted Shalt under
go chasuSeient IN proportion 10 their crimes.
froin the measures already taken the trial and tIe
chas'sement viii embrace in lis utmost extent and ra
inCauons an evii the origin of which goes wears back
anu am confident that they will purge the sacroJ soil
oil Russia from this contagion- tbey vii, oxnel d.,
odious mixture of lamcntablc truths ana prau,ous
Pc,onS III winch noble souls are repugnart-;ha they
WIZ ara" permanent line of decisive and indelible
remuneration between love of county and reyoIioua
~ passions, between the desire for the best and fr or
sbVefsion-tlat they will show 10 the world that The
russian nation ever faithful TO lis sovereign and the
laws repels the secret efforts of anarchy as IL has re
pulsed the open attacks of its declared enemes--tlat
they VIII show how delivers oneself from such
scourge-at they will prove that il is hot every where
lnGos rucbie.
These salutary results we have tho r;ol % I,o,oa
expect from the attachment to us and our throne which
all classes OF our subjects express Even at the time
OF the occurrence of the Goth, we found with ioy and
Fa'nde' IN me inhabitants of the Capital much al.
iecton as ZEAL IN the Troops the most impatcnt de-
sire TO punish the revolt upon the first signal of the Mo-
narch aud in their leaders, the most sincere devoted
ness inspired by their love 10 us, and real honor
mn iIofr L..
rado"itsch, an intrepid soldier, skilfal captain,
leader constantly beloved terrible in war rnd IN pcace
an administrator repietc with justice, and ardent in full
ming the commands of his sovereign devoted sou of
''e church and the country; lie has fallen BY COW
ardly and ireacherous hand far from the field of battle.
but he has fallen faithful TO his duty, and hence his
memory Is lmpeis'ab'e in the annals OF Russia
''Givcn at st. Petcrsburgh ON the 3tst Deco,nhar
~ ID. 1919, IN tie first year of our reign.
(Sgncd) NICHOLAS"
ST. fErERsRuRG, Jan. 6.-The oatlsof allegiance
10 the new Emperor had been taken at Mnhilo,v
According 10 intelligence from Warsaw the oath of
allegiance TO the Emp Nicholas ras taken on the ed
instant by The troops in garrison, and all the civil and
tiitary authorities OF that place. Upon this occasion
inc Srand Duke Constantine quilted the Pavilion for
INC hFs time since the death of the Emperor AleXan-
DER and IN person received The Emperor his brother
Inc oath OF tie Russian regiments of the guards The
senate assembled at the palace for this fornality and
the other authorities in the Bureaus.
On the same day the manifesto issued at ST. Peters.
buTgh on Dec 90, was published with the papers annex
cd The following imperial acts which relate especial
~ TO Roland, Likewise appeared
WARSAW, Dec. l8.-The following is q conv of an
address from his imperial hiness the Cesarowiisch and
Grand Duke Constantine Paulewitsch, to the infantry
General Prince Lobanow Rostogslsy Minister of JUS
tce:
''The Counsellor of the Cocce of the Section of tl,e
Attorneys General of the Directing Senate has deli
vered 10 me despatch from your Higiness with the
address-To has Imperial .Waicsfy Constantine PC,lo
fatSc; very submissive report from the Minister of
Justice.
cas- do not consider myself entitled to accept it, be-
cause that according this address, is not sent 10
me- return 1T TO your Hghness by the same clerk By
my letter of December 3, TO his Excelcncv the Pres
dent of the Senate PrYy Councillor of the first class
Prince Lopuc!Iin, your Highness must already have
been exactly informed of the reasons which prevent me
accepting the Imperial dignity. In consequence have
only 10 repeat To You briefly that according to the oath
taken by all the Subjects at the time of the accession to
the throne OF his Majesty the Emperor Alexander
Pauowfsch, OF glorious memory, in which among other
things IT Is expressly said, that every subject ought faith,
luy 10 obey and serve in all things not ONLY his Males
ty the Emperor Alexander PaulovitscI but also him
who should be designated as the successor 10 the
OF his Imperial Majesty, and it is apparent from the
documents opened by The Council Of State documents
entirely coDfornable 10 those deposited with tie Direct
ing Senate, that by the high will of his late Majesty
the Grand Duke Nicholas has been designated as the
successor 10 the throne, the Directing Senate as keep
or OF the will Of his late Majesty the Emperor Alxan.
der Paulowitsch of glorious memory ought to have mi
and ought 10 put il into execution.
ln acknow lodging gratefully the devotcdness which
the Directing Senate has shown for nv person Eeo
your highness TO testify to that r:pbe body my utmost
gratitude adding, that the warmly feel tie value
OF such an attachment the more am impressed witt,
the duty Of conforming myself unaIterabIy to the i'll
expressed BY his late Imperial Majesty.
(signod) CONSTANTINE CAsARowrrscH.
Warsaw, Dec. 9.
We remain without direct advces from England la er
ihan the 10th of January. Last year the 15th oil
tho of Tot,r
Or the twenty one fine Ships comprising the several
lines OF Liverpool and London Packets, only tco are
now in this port.-.N. Y. .Aer. .4dv
Literary institutions an Irdin.-Thc directors of :le
Serafpore Coltge have published their t. annual re
port The number of students in Jan. 1925 was Sd OF
which 10 were native Indoos, Brahmans, 1 Musscl
man, ) Garrow youths, and 10 native Christians Two
new professors have been employees Mr.. Albrcch OF
Switzerland and the Rev Mr.. Swan of England. Mr.
Judson the missionary, and his companions, were still
confined at Ava
The manufacture of cotton continues to increase in