The true Democrat., 1854-05-09
The Will of Peter the Gsreat.

| AA~ AA C1 ECLGI CUS STIGCC.
 We copy from the Baltimore Times this strange document. It tappeared in La Presse (Parls) m ISIS. There are some parts which do not appear to be genuine, but still the docu- ment itself is full of mighty significance. The destiny of Russia is marked out in the follow ing thirteen paragraphs:
 l. To have the Russian nation constans lv at war, that the soldiery may be always disci- plined and ready for action Allow the nation no rest but for the replepshing of the treastlrv recognizing the armies and choosing the op- perfume moment for attack; making, in this manner peace serve war, and war serve peace, in the interests, aggrandizcmont and prosperity of Russia.
 2. To attract by all possible means, the most efficient and celebrated military officers ii Eu- rope during war, and highly educated, scientific men of all countries, in tune of peace, that the Russians may enjoy tho advantages ol other countries without losing heir own identity.
 5. To take part, on all occasions, in tie dis putes and contentious among the Stas of Europe, especially those ol Germany, ia Iich, as the nearest we arc tho most directly lter- ested
 4. To subdue Poland; lomont thcrc continual rivalries and disturbances; gain theirnooles by bribery; influence their diets, and by intrigue, take action in the election of their kings; .orm partzan ciques, and for .heir prOtectio. snd them Muscovite troops, to remain in the country until the moment of com let2 occupation. If the neighboring powers make opposition, quiet them at once by dismemu~riug Z the coUnt.g and giving to each a part
 5. To take what we can from SWcdov. and make any attack by her protext for su uga- tion. For this, seperato her from Denmark, and likewise Denmark from Sweden, a-. lo- ment, with care, all annnosities and riEalrios between them.
 6. To select wives for the Russian princes among the princesses of ernany, fortuenul- tipIyng ot family alliance. coucIiates ii. eals, and by them will unite Germany to our .ause. and increase our influence in hat country 1 (. To attend assidioUsiy t. forming alli- ance with England for u.eommerce tl. t. anco of that power We most need for the talr- pose of building up a maritime force, anU She will be of the greatest service in surPlEi. us with her gold exchange lor our lunac and other productions Cout uai intcrcou with her merchants and salor. will accuetor ours to navigation and commerce.
 $. Extend ourselves increasingly toWariS he north, the whole lengtho. the Baltic. a,. Hke- wise to the south by the Iac., sea. | 3. To take every poss olp means If niug Constantinople and the Indies, (ior ne who rules there will be true suv er.i ign oI the ..arld3 excite war continually Turkey and rur-a: establishing fortresses ou he Black Sca. .t inc control of the sea, by d. ao-, and slsa u the Baltic which is double oiut necessary .o he realization of our proect accelerate a. nuch as possible, the decay o. rsia; pcuetra 9 inc Persian gulf; re-cstablisL f 1t De po-s- by the way of Syria, the a aut commarc. oG the Levant; advance to the Indies, which @ the great depot of the world. Once there, we can do without the gold of England. | 10. Obtain and carefully cultivate lh. alli- ance of Austria; supror aPparen ,y) l ideas of future dominion over Germany: e.e ,ai- mosities and rivalries among her prnice.-. us causing each party to c m the ase.st# ce of Russia aud exercise owe tIls country e ies of protection that will pare for .ut 5o- mlIiOn.
 II. Interest the house of Austria in Q cx- pulsion of the Turks from Europe ai quiet their dissensions at themomeuto oi thee guest the old States of Europa) evinG to 4 sga a portion of the conquesi, which alterWa will or can De reclaimed
 1 or schismatic Greeks now scattered iu 8carv and Poland, making om ives their caf 2, es- tablishing beforehand a Independent olurch by species of autocrac and saclr4o-a ,,p.re- macy.
 l3. Sweden dismemJ rad Persia su' Iuod Poland subjected, and Turkey couqull our armies united, and the E Iack sea and the Baltic guarded by our ships-ol-war, it will ba uecassa- ry to propose separately, and with the aroa est secrecy, to the court Of eraaillea, amt after wards to that of Vienna, to divide Wi.3 them the empire of the universe.
 If one of the two accept this offer s) atter- ing to their ambition and 5eji-lOyc leth serve to annihilate the other, commencing contest. the issue of which canuo. 5e doubtful, a1L Rus sia may take possession oI all the Eas ul a greater part of Europe.
 Ii both nations should refuse the off, made by Russia (which is not a- all probable) t aill be necessary to excite quarIcl3 among them which will engage them iii war with each u,lcr.- Then Russia, improving the decisive nom snt, advances her troops (aSs mbed boforeband) on France Aand Germany at the same tma. = Two squadrons proceed-one by the sea q Azol, and the other by the port of Archange e-GIled with Asiatic hordes, under the convoy of our armed ships in the Rlacz sea and the Baltic. Advance by the Mediterranean and the ocean, lnundate France on one side, while Germany is inundated on the other, and these two coun- tries conquered, the rest of Europe will pass under the yoke withou. firing gun. Thus may and should be effected the subjuSa on of Europe.