Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
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FROM Uovs ~ u - 'RAN'i -,
Durnn my siay Muscrv, ! 'r'J"Nn ,he "i9"
honor Of be,ng quest d, tie ktrmn. The LtiFet"T
was 40, RESTING there ttmde n lai '"", aug was
accompanied only by Generals bcnhe"d9fi ana -NNe'
berr. cc., D.,
At first. used 10 dine at The table Of ''fncia' Zen
keodorf where the ads-de. camp On duty n"e"'St
Id On, e. ,s,o, Ad RIB. ro who was IL the head 81
the military chancery, had the misfortune !" m aho
br.ak his collar bnne oil, red 70 Tear nun company
after tho accident and dned WIN MN oas - MS
apartment. -,
o,nca ,hnn nrotilsioa His Majesty not only confines
himself 10 lie simplest dishes, hui he eats exceedingly
L,,le when travelling lie sometimes taxes nolhihg
more than the wing OF chicken ma bi OF hfead
thronchon, he whole day. Independently oil Tie Us"
,,hles ,hove mentioned great number Of Gytuaefs
,rara sa,,ed n the Kremlin. Regularly every morn
,nr servant used To come into MY room - inquire
whether expected any one 10 breakfast y, me, unu
The table was lard accordingly
The stoves employed Tor healng me rooms Keep Up
, comfortable temperature throughout the day. iEr
sensation of cold unte aud 30 impossible 'a' .e
mods reouire no blankets. But though mnst confess
meyer t.it cold, vet | experienced CERTAIN sort o.
uncomfortable sensation IN gong I" PED III lhe Wohlh
Il Noysinher with other covering tiana Ilgh' sheet
To nLr;a,e this unpleasant feeling, used Ia throw my
cloak over my bed This beng observed by fhi!ae'r
The servant who waited uc, nc asked me one morn
.ng whether felt cold. 49,.
..No." replied /; .but am s~much in The habit o.
ing covered ~, that had thrown my ci'aH oN'i ~
bed by way OF Il substitute tor Il h'ai'!'' 49,,
"Bu,, SIC, observed fhi'aTcr,"l WIZ p'''"''
ket, il you WISH 10 have ore. 49,, to 80,
lie arrEcd 10 lie steward Of tir i'"'n' T"'
having Instituted a search ~ ne s"" ,I ~ mr. ~
mperial residence, came 10 i"'1, ~ c.s,nn ma
san concern that the lad noI y ~ NO
~ - -, La.;rn over felt cold ~ Ire palace, ,her'
ns ma, srcb /, ,hiur as blanket 10 "f found ""''h
- walls lie ofared 10 send and purchase IN" tor me-
but insisted that he should not give ''.Se ''a' "'"'
ois m. ,.srsity Of Moscow, with lis library It's mu
~ and tbe new buildings recently added - u inrtis
,e Of the NOS, remarkable learned institutions ~ hn'
ram, Bat the establishment winch ~ All o'''i" "ea!S
me strongest evidence of improvements anu most i"r'
lily attcs,s the pasrnal solcudc ii tie Governor Is
lie PRISON Of Moscow. In tins priso' ihc pr' ni'ary
system has been introduced by way Of eAF' rn"nt.-
Wh,n the precincts Of the gao! there 's an adrrahiy
conducted school, and nrmafy, ~ "hie" c''''y '"s'S
sight Of the criminal in benin: 1t W. sriif''a% man
Various ndulrracrs are granted as '' reward at good
conduct but solitary conhnrment:s ir"iy cnl"fceo u
ca<.s Of incorEisihlc persers''y.
The climate OF Moscow, though exceedingly cnid IN
winer is infai.ry superior 70 iha' 81 81 PETERSBURG,
Whilst was n Moscow, the sky WAS cn"'nn"''F c'a'
and blue and the frosty or vas ptfe "ih 'hV'G"fa-
ting In ST. PrleIshu.gh, on the contrary 'ie ar IS
mvrky and damp nnd the var"ty c!"Eds s,ct seem
u float around the palaces continually rri"G one -
the .na!.I.y sos which The foundations u iLose
splendid s;u.:cres raised I;!r Superiority :" the
~, renders lie people =. MOSCOW n:"!r Lively ana
health? ,aan those Il 8. Petersburg AID sach are
li. ~ cautions adopted against the 'i-oT - WINTER,
lhat enc might IL tempted - iic1 III" !acii-cf:a!r''
ond has existence except III he streets. oh "''F
mo theatre in M"scow, 10 ~ cri:i 81 WINTER,
stranger astanl>hed to thd all ih' EiHS "'''" ~
Ugh, summer dresses The theatre ";'d :" ~ agree
able temperature ard the sd'es - Invested 'i'n'-
selves of their clotks and pciiss apr'a. IN dresses
cc ,a, lirh, and airy texture, w''ch, i'll mere genial