New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
LETTERS FROM THE SEAT OF w1R.
by OUR OWN BAsHI.Bozouk-lw. VI. rhachEasf
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| ny OUR OWN BAsEI-BOlotk-t". VI. rhAOhEHN'l
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Ny DEAR SIR: The Police silently retired ao,at 'eres
in the morning leaving Tuf-kin dayed alive ant uJsait
butpng with indignation insH which. ,aoayh h't
fallen on Court Tuffskins shoulders had been in'east
for ne Matilda Schouxof-bssurfd, beloved, faih'es
Mslda-b had rescued from that peril she hal got an
nkpg on the previous evening from the POlhe Minister
her father of the fate that destined for ne
I,wss pretended that was Rassias subject nsi
indeed accepted service with the Emperoranf ot wh.
country subject since that day when n itvc aat
en- exile shook on my country and my aleiaoee 9TH
tie booiltss clods Btlhngay nevertheless writing
AZ the notion Of the insult rushed away i'm stey
after breakfast and up note TO onr-t mesa tho
English Minister, Sir H-.m-lt-n S--mr. in.i a 'ling
1 that the NJ Of D-m- desired to see bim us Ex
cellency knew gentleman before was a0 exile.
Ne have danced together at Amacks and the raeries
any times ahd always lived on terms Of tho gres'est
co riiality.
si-H-m-lt-n said very fairly. NY good fellow.
"wh. can DO for you yeu sTe no logger chicfsan
and sntleman of the United kiogtom br v yoa-sre
"uust, lain you must claim you as rebel, send you
back 70 Ireland for trial when you viii be Transported TO
Van Die ueus Land where probably ysu will not act -
certain fl 1nd- Of yours have done =,
I said II Ills Excellenry meant rsrs. VI. aed N,
though ml 1T not possibly sPproye Of ser pr'ceeog-.
vet was pre- pared TO blow 0i the brains ef man who
questioned IL strict honor and tell NJ DaGy 10 hls
face here As yre-thousapds of lnes away from hone
under The La,t., yxented walls % Reoout Koch
Wien His Ex, alenoy hear os rufskins nssiVen,uro,
he burst out lSus hpg If the csuce In him. AMI
did that queer erw his Secretary, who N the
when our interview took plSce ; soc sr my pat
nothing comic in the Transaction hssever, a, sho sii
nado bad be en- administered in privss all tn, thRs
are kept DARK in Petersburg TuilSin TO this day be-
lev he get the ratss his privs sscJunt Iagreed
ah my friends the En-hs diplomat THAI il best
for me 70 make no noise ssou the butnvss and t,wak
the streets if nothing ha< happened.
That afternoon about s-iock, | outstanding tef,rs
jacobs the prntseers sksr. talking s-d joking With
yonng Alexis Mrolsdowa,; who should psss us in hIs
brown Droech in which the etiquette is ,ever 20 reeoy
nize him. but the Emperor himself! | sPpsued to De
cracking with laughter at one Of Alexiss very
queer shout my friend Count Cancrim when his Ma
jesy passed.
A man who had been Aayea alive AT Sclock Ia the
morning shaking his sdee with laughter she Alexander
plaz a two in the afternoon here stange
renee The Emperor looked at me as II hat been a
ghost he turned quite ivd when he saw me sp earsd
to take no notice bed and chacd onwh Alexis aud
pretended be- looking at the br statue OF ST. Grego-
rius NaziaDsenus. which stands in the Place.
Gallant never kiss and tell so leave such to
imagine the meeting which took place
ing 10 the bus saloon Of the Winter Palace between
and my lovely rscuerihe pressure OF the hand which,
though but momentary, causes the frame to thrill with
hsppness-tho rapid glance OF he eye, more eoquen!
thar thoussnd speeches Oh Matilda Can It be ,hst
you have forgotten soon and for aQu-; but aa
advancing matteIs-uo woman could beionder or trur
than Matilda wac then.
II wus have said, Thursday evening. tho night OF
the Empress weekly reception Our Quaker friends had
comc-to take leave they TO depart ncod before
light the next morning and recoec, MttIds asA,ng
ne why Mr.. Dodkns wfs not present, whom had inrS
duced to her family, from whca es hrd received great
and constant attention The young Quaker Is a msn OF
enormous wealth md | recoiect Matilda and myself
counting up. roubos, the an cunt OF the income which
be receives pounds sterling for his share OF the business
| laughed. | supposed Dotkins wanted TO keep hs
musaohts and did to face his uncle old Jsds'
dab Dodkins, who, with Of the old members Of tho
doputaton lived with an old friend, serious taliow-
merchant on the English Quay.
went into the Imperial presence with the res and
made my bow to their Mejesties. The dear Empress.
thought turned away her head from with yory
mouTnful expression whoreas the Auticrat looked "A
black as thuD er. did not mind his black looks 'nde
my obesance, and retired presently into The rmk snd 81.
here Eup
Empress Catherine stands and wheo the maids OF honor
commonly cit and have tea II is exceedingly good ut ~
Petersburg, everybody knows and drank two or
three and twenty cups while chatterng IN these charm
ing girls.
Presently saw Matilda coming with a look Of great
anxiety in her face: she beckoned me TO speak TO he
and followed into the embrasure Of ths window In
which the Cupid and Psyche stands looking out on tho
Tolstoi Square.
oh my Mulsanovch" she said, Ny Nigni. my
" Moujik my Cayere my -, my beautiful. my Grave
Z" my lest beloved, have dreadful news for You"
"Spesk cushla chree ma boclsb, sys lthe Celtic
and tic scla. onc dialects very smiIar sc'zng hsr
Speak light Of my and tell me what the m .tter
'You ssked for passports for Prussia ih~ noroing at
" the Police Office and they were PROMISED to you'
"Ihey were adOred creature: will You ty with me
"Oh Mulls anoynch (such heavenly expression VI
the e, here or will be allowed to depart to Prus-
sa; tomorrow at 10 O'Clock somebody who tells me
oyer,thDgget away you e,lous creature and do nj be
jealous OF him, doubt your poor little Mtd -iuo'ms
me that you will be seized ami sent To Siberia; you are
considered ms nntursized Russian subject The Enpe-
laughed for moment when he heard Of poor Count
| Tuaskm being mistaken for you. Oh dear, dear Null
gsnoviioh could sleep all night for thinking OF what
might befal you but after hs laugh he anzry
ibsn and had it not been for the Empress goiog
her knees TO him this very evening the hord operation
would have been perform ed on you.
ground my teeth crunching between temths erecrs-
tion which otherwise had issued from my lips. To besoa.
! to Siberia--tbe thought madness
Ladies not allowed to ~ there" sobtsd out Ma
tds diyning tbe causes Of my emotion they viii separ-
ate me from my Muiganoyitohi they will marry 70
that horrid tipsy Tuffskn"
don't know what should have done in momsn, of
grief and joy bad not Maldas mamma called her at this
very uucture ard left to contemplate my fate, and 70
quote the beautiful words Of General Woifob bitterly
think OF the
| Go to Siberia / sworo would die first
RasSt xOl0UR