The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

ave thousand in ALL and 1t appears that his Hshnsss
not inclined 70 send any more men, NOR even 70 proyies
the Sultan with wheat he considers that he has
done quits enough In support Of the cause
IMPERIAL MANIFESTO AND MILITARY Re
VIEW IN RUSSIA.
from st. Petersburg letter, Nov.
The political events Of the last have been Of
very exciting nature and have formed ,ort Of vesendo
movement For the last fortnight everybody here has
been locking for the long talked Of imperial manifesto
On saturday last IL said TO be in type and its appear
co afdeItly predicted on Sunday but Sunday
came and still manifesto II them said that the
Emperor would coumun sats his manifesto to the troops
grand view to bs held Monday; but when Mon
cay there neither review nor manifesto Mon
day happened to be rainy cay, and 1t wss then sup
posed that His Imperial Majesty in action with the
rest OF the revouionsts o. Europe bad decided anti
postponement of the manifesto upon which, it may DO
truly said, the Ieacs of the world depsndsd Tuesdays
imperial mar sstc, there most eibcrately
prepared article accounting immense array Of alleged
tended to herald in the all portant document OPP
wards Of two columns Of the eicis Journal de ST. Peters
burg filed with outrsses said to have been
committed BY the Turks against the Chrstisns in the
"a small part Of the crueliss now daily and
habituay pactised upon the suffering and prosecuted
members the Greek Church in Turkey; and to such
extent indeed, this lawsss volsnce alleged to have
Dse. was mentioned hsd stated his liability to
afford the CHRISTIANS the slightest protection reef
This Was ON Tuesday, on Wednesday, the uausuA head
eve In the official gazette and there true enough, WAS
the Of the rumors that had prevailed here
eight gunboats in proceeding up the Danube from Isma
to GaatE had when sak tchi been fred upon from
paIhoysiy, and nix marines had been killed. and forty
six more marines wounded" Now, the issuing OF the
imperial was looked upon as very close at hand
The public mind had been properly prepared for its
ton being we'll mbued with Aeg ID atr0ci
ntted the Turks apon the Christian popuatlon he
colecon OF those details ust have labor
If not Of eve then by the publication officially, Of the
Of hostilities by the rurks!nsws which
every one knew had been town many days. and had
reached st. Petersburg through the London papers
These prelninares left NO doubt that the
manifesto must indeed b. at hand and this time
cous document was given to the 81 Petersburg world
late Wednesday afternoon and well would 1t, In my
to conar the reading imperial manifesto his
subjeots for most assuedy out Of Russia none will
chat
try pretending to hold place among the honors
BILE and influential nations Of the earth the entire pro
ducticn to to be compound Of falsehood aud
to tit i eonai,ssnt but oans.teas only in i
honor, honesty and ,oOd faith; all psrpstrated
with unblashing incidence and, worse than all
On wednssd.y ass IN the ' Afternoon that th. doou
ment issued, IL Russo from the Imperial Sepate; and
the following morning French translation appeared
got abroad that the Emperor had not abandoned
his intention Of formally communicating his manifesto to
but dsermned nevertheless to ASCERTAIN whether there
any and what, truth in the arrived ct the
palace vhere it sa the Emperor would the
troops) little before H. The ordinary palace guard
constituted the only soldiers could see; but, observ
ing q couple Of chargers at the dor Of the pa.
perosivns also several officers fastening towards the
Champs de Mars, was induced to extend my walk in
butvy few people the streets the drilling RAIN both
physically and morally seemed to threw damp on every
mile from the Palace and separated from only BY long
street. the Reu Grande MiIloDne; arriving at the end
Of which observed the whole the Champs de Mars appa
renty tire Of armed men-horse foot, and
tillery. While was gazing with foms degree confess,
which SEEN At St. Ptsrsburg, excsp the
grand May review heard horses close behind me- WAS
then Standing in the middle of the road with umbrella
up and turning round observed the Emperor and very
large staff close behind retired few PAGES, put
down my umbrella, and raised my hat the imperial
Emperor very markedly returned my salute fixing his
eyes very steadily upoL me-or my pretty English spa
on oss behind the Emperor ara took up position at
the side Of the Champs de Mara that commanded ex
celeni view down the lines. There Is no denying the
fact that the Emperor ceved this occasion, with
greater enth usasm by the oops than before OBJ
served In general, each regiment gives simultaneous
dead silence until he At the he ID Of the next regl
ent, when the peculiar cry mich sounds like 'sdrave
. but on The shout.
peror proceeded. At one time it seemed IS if
The whole Yearly the ~hoe Of the assembled soldiers
together shouting the weknown sal itation. No
dorbt all this to order for in this country not
loyalty is permitted be spontar Having ridden
oncs thruuyh the ranks accompanied by the Grand
Dukes and after ded by most staff consisting
of from 100 to 40 officers the Emperor took his paos At
side the Champs Mars, about the centps and
facirs the troops they ma, ched before him-in
fantry cavalry and artillery-amountipg the whole
nearly could cAlculate TO about So 600 $1,000
MAN and oiohf u noA If An anna
round In quick time each colonel approached the EN-
peror and received frsm his Majestya hands paper,
morning. signed probably, by the Emperor himself, with
ntimatoR that the document should be read at the
the whole time Of the inspection which lasted from u
till half past the weather was gloomy and the greater
portion OF the time the rain descended thicky during
there seemed prospect Of the weather clearing but 1t
was not until about hour after this and Just
reached home, that the sun burst forth The troops
all In full marching order and in their great coats
the En- peror and the Grsni Dukes all wore simple mill
tary foc hout order decoration Of any Sort and
the inspection had this advantage over the great
Nay review, that il Stoned more serious soldier like
affair than hae yet seen during the four years have
been In Russia The men all appeared to be in excellent
condition and their and clothing fault
less. The admirable manner in which the compact
comr effectively against the lsaden sky-seemsd to
call forth and destfvedly the appreciation Of the EN-
lees battalons fling before him. The Emperor, I
thought seemed sad he is decidedly increased in bulk
since last saw him, about two months ago.
AUSTRIA.
Something important is evidently about to transpire In
Hungary correspondent of the Times and under da. e
Nov. 22d mentions that men and artillery being
hurried of from Vienna to the Hungarian Provinces
During the previous three days ninety eight guns had
left and the directors of the railroad to stop sending
goods for eight days their freight trains will be
quted to send military stores TO Hungary The nj ,h
army corps has received orders to hold itself ready to
march,
baron de Bruok the Austrian nsgocator has been re-
called from ConslantinoPle.
ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.
The Chambers opened, at Berlin Monday, 28th
ul by speech read by the President Of the Ministry
The Hrst pert Of this address I'd reference to the
internal affairs Of the country such the scarcity OF
esin and the necessity of facilitating the Of
transport from part OF Germany to another At the
Glove Of the ch tte President called Il attention Of
ced At period Of great anxiety regarded external
affairs and at time when the peace Of Europe might be