New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

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ZION In English Of which having gathered several sen
fences am able to transmit them 60 YOU
-y.ry happy to see you, Me- DJugls,' began the
Empercr ~You come from the South, fr m Odessa and
-have ravcrscd Russia What yOur Impressions"
.Your Majesty answered the black man. whom we had
now discover 10 be eminent American senator lhlye
ren your Empire ard have asose the westof Europe
There saw the past and here see the future Not 20
had for republican You come from c,ns'aniinople."
said the Ger They speak badly Of me there DO yOu
bring from there peace war;
-Boih are in tie hands Of your Majesty
The Emperor In the most amabe and enchanting man
per excused bins # for not re eiving personally in 81
Petersburgb TIE Distinguished Senator from country
whh be admired Bot he several times said 10 his guest
that De wished nyihng specially be the Emperor would
be very happy to obge him and had been given
that every object which the Senator might desire to visit or
see should be opened to him The conversation lasted for
twenty MINUTES and seldom has the Car been more gra-
eous TO any visitor mater what bis rank A. aerward
aceraned this interview specially arranged by Count
Esseode who ao procured permission asked OF him by
Mr. Douglas to appear 10 black suit before the Auocrat
This was not considered Objectionable by etherbe Minister
or the Sovereign on the ground learn that Americans
when visiting their President uniforms II was by
the order Of the Emperor that were prepared in
Krasr seo for the reception Of this gentleman am told
that he was very much peased with his visit in our dear
Ruso and among other hings found great resemblance
between our plains and the west Of America.
Count Nesserode BY the way, gives chance to asp
rants for his succession in oicehe is fresh active and
entertaining aswhen you him some eight or ten years
ago We are not at all depressed here 10y political clouds
II blood shaTegn let it be 60 The health Of the In
press is in very delicate state and notwithstanding that
the whole family will be united for many months TO come
Gw.vI Tlufuho IlfsaQ M
her nousesbund Prince Of Wurembeg being expected in
November shall have no brilliant season The cear
jouys sonf pants for manywe growing stout and Cd
ali Of u.s. The wer if we shall be driven into T. viii OPEN
ar awoys new careers Cor young aud ambitious men Of
serse ard smpetons and therefore easily reconced
10 H. The .wo Younger Grand Dukes are very handsome
xouDg men and look martial any Prince Bariaynsk
viii perbspsesn laurels in Caucasus, and thus more
and more asionh bis deprecaors at the court You know
what brilliant future opens before him when once we shall
have change Of regn--he being The fayoe PR erred
hnoe Of the future Emperor
All hoso who for some time have not visited France ar
excited the of Ruches spending the winter mere
We tlan arr,aud her 30 that Il viii resound In Paris
Anropos the old Prince Menchikod has got in scrap'
and the Emperor makes very icy face whom he s mel
TONED which Of recent events happens prett
often Perohsky is in favor than over. ksselef
always present ct the intimate evening parties Of the ia
peral circle where great deal Of fun ia made about tn
present inhabitants Of the Tuitrios Kisseef dooi n
get old Notwithstanding his usters, but is as fires
ard well dyed as ever The Grand Duchess Maria
Leuchtenberg has had very good time in England Sh
II still in mourning and quiet but she cannot stand hi
long and coon the previous train of life viii be renewed
The Grand Duchess Olga does not bless the Wurember.
DYNASTY with an heir That royal line will be cut short
and the fault is with her odd and i'll cond toned husband
On en- ef furicur ia.