New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
TIE VIII or PETER THE GREAT
M N Tho London riInes.

Fr m Tho London rines
Mention bos been lately made the will o Peter the
Ga, AZ: but we believe that copy of Is TO pe ioundk
rn look o, general access. The following tran aon hs
be,n made from German work, entitled ucfc cticAe re-
,crs fcs Grcssca Won Eaard Pez Leips.c. II thes
st,ted TO have been transmitted by Chevaher dEea
French Embas,odor At The Court ot ~ fe.er>o"g 20 ne
French kn in the year l'o', ana 70 nave oe' h'" Puo-
Various opinions have been expressed as to it' auihen
dtcult TO clear up. Independently however OF 10 au-
th.nciy there is much intrinsic interest IN thc iocnmen
a. ombodyng principles OF acton which nave pe.n lo'o
riously followed 10y Russia during the last one hndre
yenrs with such notifications as time and cltc anstcs
and the variations of European equilibrium have enered
essary The thirteenth rule u especaiy "o'"! "
ten,ion at the prcscn; moment n
THE Will OF PErFR IHE GREAT - .
the OF the holy ,ld ina'ibe Innl'y, We r. .as
psrcr and Auteerst Of Al the Rassias &c % az o
the ons and in h At d % sI he S,s Author 4ID 5 Diver Of @
lie aud crown hath oon,ianiy unned Us "h h hs" s"a ~
Here peter St out in detail that according TO his view
which he takes 10 be also that of Providence he regards
tie Russian nation destined hereafter TO exercise supreme
dominion Europe. lie bases his opnon ON me TACT
that the European nations have for the most part iaen
condition ol deer, ptude not far removed rom cob
lapse. whence he considcrs that they may easily be sus
gated by and youthful race, as soon Ms the latter saa
have attained its full vigor.
The Russian monarch looks upon the coming niiuI @
the nortlerns into the cast and west ms periodical
ment, which forms part Of the scheme OF Proyideaf,
which in ike manner by the nyasons ot the barhsnsnS
effected the regeneration Of the Roman world he COM
parcs these meraions of the polar nations 10 the insna
lions Of the Ne which al certain seasons terze the ard
soil of Egypt. Ile adds that Russia, which he iounda
brook and should leave river, must under his success
sor. grow mighty sea- destined ~ ertllzo WORKOUT
Europe and that its would advance over all oosta
ces il Lis succes-or only capable oi GUIDING ue
stream On this account he leaves behind him for Their
use the following rules which he recommends to 'heT az
ttnOn and constant study even as Moses eonsgnei ms
tables OF the law TO the jewish people;
The Russian naiion must be constantly on n e .s
pt pupo.e OF relieving tho State finances
reace and IN the niefsss
the 'ssndr ,,d s % ye IL sSo the mos eu
%sr IA and % esos. % o os
counes without osiHs any Of rs S-h;i Isi mar, IN the and Az,
poi,s Eaope eI.ealy n tho.e OF Germany which from ~
Psd aSi be d1id,d By keeping mp eaousies AID
en ths Ts .0ho 10 . 1 10 ps,ss 9 sned % over win uSns %
Kngs party Of our there send Russian
Ultimately retes for remaining there Should the
ne1s ITEM .bsrc Of ih ter;orT te @ we @ ea % , 81
resrrne what we have thus given sway
ord that they hs stack frat pretsu
oposoq to Denar. asi Desmsrk to Sweden aud ssda
fhe q Tie russian princes sway. chosen iro
.aors the GsiIss @ pnes., oder 70 multiply nnuy Il
thus BY consolidating our influence in Germany cause il ~ as
r1. va % sP IT, be 'ssI s 70 .-iS - r % s.r "a
f. h s"y I'D The ,a,e may be Of hs ssS s q, our pes
IS 10 the ae'nent ct We must e5rt wood aud oths
sesmen and our own
he H T i' I'd sGs Rs .oIs So6 s sts &
We nust Posress much possible the direction Of Coo
PLACES the real ruicr this ses We must pro.
rssa We Gst esisb.h "har Eusne sy
GsGe make msstes Of that well Of 'he Bsc.
dorn Of Ps'ss push on into the PERSIAN Gs
Less- hrSh s, a. otes our way INTO the Iad , wis
TIE .ca u he void Once there dispense wlta 70
10 Nooye take PAINS establish and nd
uuie tsEsrdrem,ot GsrHaay and al the While secse
ne yery u ne mrof sta'es against her Ia M ey nus
ss iht Es eXercse proesioIas eoan
y. W. H r-aAe House Of Ausls interested In the e. 'ul.
e 81 h I~Aa fIos Earope sri neuta" ~ eso,.
~A Le cd European states or by sovins I Of tbs
W. nv W , S1I ID s. .' our .,asas s9s center al III.
s'h.d Creeks which are scattered abroad B9ssy.
pon a. d her Nv g. sb teroretani ofec -
IS Whsu ,vsd1n our Psrrs ,snqaLei, as.is1
Ia coHursdvfeno our tns arc GATED AID tha BaAHs -
,eiaIre tf"t 70 ths cos, Of yee, 81.
v,d II either of lecera or plopo-iton~ae Is eers
70 ageI he5 IL a, oae 20 asaiSii,,ss BE- nsr tb..
dle oly 90 ty I ] ,,n, @ Jas. one ~ '"d pl's n
H. L. IL aisoote seon of the Eat aa of.ls -
tt s E. BE- iuproisbs f'pper both s proPo
.L' ~ s helo tefr eseh otsr % pieces. Russia tsn
% ~ ard ths favorable ueri and pour Ae already ..
g. | e ~ srd Cd ~ as srn,i sIadfsls the Easia'
g..c st 1a esusy ffoa he Sea q ADDa
1901 f Arrhanz1 Sweeping slolg she sod ts
te 'hey ~ o1eaa iiaas, On ae one SIDE yas 's1l sas
e-,.sd. - -. q E-epe must ia eay aud gh2a '1'ss~
eAeai eaF y.Ee Thu Esfope can 'ud must be 's'asf
Prnsos,L,-Gcn. ). ". NYr and JoRS g. PoRDu
Eiq wLo have been associated months ii tic law
bs,nes a a.asc Lave taken up their residence in hi
Ci.y. and may be found at 40. p wLlam-s;
. Flrz GAEES HALLEcK and PAaE BESJANis are nOv
re9.ng at Guiliorl- Conn. Guord IS the native
Dir. HALLEoE.