New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
MOVEMENTS IN RUSSIA.

VITSsA TUEsDAY.-TIe Ckr0r'ce's correspondent 'ele
e1spls thai odyces from s. Petersburg of h state that
aroiter werlike rsrefto hvyir nine per 1000 til
18th Aprl, and MODELLING the whole army and navy
The cone pendent adds that this = authentic.
ST. PErrHsBUBc LITTLE TINS says Sir Hamilton
Seymour bad not yet communicated bis recall the Russian
Goyerruenr ard bis instructors quit the Empire had
not probably SGT reached the British Mnter The Empe
Tor Nicholas had been suffering from eryrpeas and was
ssid 10 be in state of great irritation and ex tement
which rendered hin Inaccessible the advice o. his Oldest
ministers
The Utmost activity in every department OF the Govern
mCr' md preparations for are made on the most ex-
scale An had been dispatched to the let
ter addressed by Louis Napoleon 20 the Emperor Nchols
which framed in unsatisfactory arrogant and dscourte
Gus language
81 Petersburg commercial advices report tina, prices OF
imported goods continued 10 advance in anticipation Of
blockade ard the rate of exchange advanced to 1913 while
Funds roced.d Premium gold 3Gi bat although ship
nenis Of gold 10 England would prove profitable 1t IS
doubtful whether II will be made
In the event however Of continued decline considerable
sums will be smuggled out Of the country.
4 dfpoioh from ST Petersburg is in the following
words:
"F,rRrARY l9-hl the Turki.h Consuls in Russia are
obou 10 give IN their resgnGton' Turkish subjects are
placed under the protection Of Austrian agents. but only
Tor six months dating from the declaration OF war By tho
fir, III being popular Foreigners are leaving ST. Peters
burg ard Moscow in numbers financial crisis Is at
hand Tie Government il about to raise forced loan
NJ Kanikof the Russian Agent is about to return to Per
sia Notwithstanding the i'll success OF his previous msson
letter from Bagdad the capture of Khivs by
the Russians.
This last statement required confirmation
Joseph Surge of the English Peace Society writes to
his brother at Bhmin gham Eng particulars Of
bis mission 10 ST Petersburg to request the Gar no, to
fgl. Brother Surge writes under date February that
early February he and the two other Friends composing
the deJutaton left Riga in seigh 81 Petersburg and
arrived there without any extraordinary accident On
arriving hey found report prevalent that the Emperor
and all The royal family wen Count Nesserode, were
earnestly DESTROYS Of peace!
This was encouraging and be anne stl more so, when
gentleman Their acquaintance, who had resided forty
years Russia advieed them 20 send note b. Count Mes
soode, viii they did, ard the Count politely sent an aid
requesting them 70 call When they did call, the Count
stated that be had mentioned the subject to the Emperor
who would receive them but had gone out TO review his
troops and the interview must therefore, be postponed.
Count N,elrode however quested them 10 leave copy
OF tic address they had prepared and in the sentiments OF
which be ass them that both the Gar and himself sn
oey sympstLized The following account of their sub
sequent interview with the Car Is from letter to mer
camille house at Manchester dated jon 80 FEB II s.:
"The members of the Society If Friends, who were
sent out here mission OF peace had yesterday an ai
deIce Of His Majesty who received III IN grac0usy ana
gave full hearing 10 what they bad 10 say They were
AID Introduced 10 the Empress and the Grand Ouch
ess OLA Whether their mission will be crowned with
suCcess tLey cannot say yet We are now OF OPINION
at war with En- land anil France will be Inevitable
but nothing certain is az yet known here