The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

believe that the entry Of the fleets Il not oosdsrsd a
osss b but the Cabisst OF st. PsSsrsburg has astsd
TIE Western Powers 70 be pleased 70 dsdss Me nature OF
o. the reply WHOA win be give. Al Paris and Losdss
appears At present 10 aspspd the coutinuaton OF
diplomatic relations between RuSaiA and ihs wssSsra
Powers We ought not and cannot prsjadgs anything
the psiat.
From the Paris CoDs.isutsppsl. Jan al
sttsr from st. Petersburg relates the reports which
current in political circles In that cis At
ttuds Of the Cssr On hearing Of the OF tAs
assts into The Black Sea- he said V have sviacsd abs
most perfect camnsss In ths evening whom talking 10
his Oh ole Of srs composed of the highest person
ages and superior ocsrs he Ii said 70 have remarked
Aft Announcing 70 them the entrance OF tbs nssss
Whsn battle Offer % 70 Russis abs always accepts H.
she can vsAr mourning Tor . nsst but not for The
tisnsi honor. expected the resolution come to BY
EaDos AID G'sa' Britain am not therefore TAKEN ~
cipAton OF act which, BY breaking treaties, releases
from TIE obligations Of Them" l, appears certain,
in fact that the Emperor asked Prince hsnsshikof
whether he could make heAd against the formidable SQUAD
the movement Of which he expected In the Black
Sea. The Grasd Admiral Is said TO have replied Con-
quer them, mo- Aght and die TO the last, yes" This
Il too chsrActsrsec OF that naughty parsonage
to 10 At al doubted The letter from VI ich
tab. there details Aeds that the Emperor Nshol whIs
showing himself resolved not to ys hes testified mis-
ret at being In disaooord with the soverega who has
saved Europ. and civilization from such great psril.
Pastewitch H. II u said, charged TO draw out plan Of
military operations immense scale. Gsnsrsl 0stsn.
Sacksn whose head quarters have just been removed 70
Bess, IL appointed BY ukass Governor General OF Bless
arabia and the Cnmss. This concentration Of such
extensive power Il intended to fAvos military oombnA-
Gsated which tend to excite nAdonal amor ropye
religious fanAtcism political ambition, the ignorance d
the n.ssss and the prejudicss Of tie nobility Every.
thing 10 Ie Of work BY tas agents Of the CxAr wh
head reposes the double daAem Of spiritual and
sbsolutism According to this osrrespsndsaos idea
can b formed Of the terror spread In the Praoipass
by acts which In fragrant violation Of the law
TONS On the most frivolous pretsxs the Inhabitants
arsstsd and oisposssssed Of their property Instance.
named In which the most psotAbls people,
those vho strangers TO the country after having bSsn
csspoed stand in danger Of their lives 10 order not to
agsravA.e their PERIL 1t necessary to b. silent ~ 70
NAVAL PREPARATIONS or THE IMrEsoR.
The Paris correspondent Of the Loncon NeWs writing
on r,s 70 hoH how Of present
I, be witBeseed a the French pora and srssna lnds
pesdsntly OF tho works Of construction Of the rss us
Of battle ship which urged most rapidly Ut OAsr
sourg. the fgats Aossts, OF nfrS two guns and the
corvette are being wlh ~ the same
is.r Of Mnins which arrived At Toalon on the 2sa,
ORDERS the in mediate fitting ont Of line Of battle
ship hs Aanso, and all the steam rgaNs In that port
Ia addition to twenty thousand hAmmooks which to
Be- very shortly delivered for the navy nssn Thousand
others have been adudSed condition Of being sent
10 parted to tfs fabrication Of sails Which It sppssrs
sre much wanted and great nun bsr OF are
poyed at In making mattresses In fact al the
such activity Ia has not been witnessed In The
n, val ports Of France Tor great leasth OF time"
APPEARANCE OF TIE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR AT A
COURT BALL.
The correspondent of the London TINES writing from Pa
rs 10th OF January saysTns presence Of de Ksss
LEI s in Parts, and his in the festivities OF
tie Tueries lan night, appear to have suggested
tain OF confidence oBg tbs Bonrse people
slight are tae caufss o! hops depression II IL
true 81 At the Russian Ambassador has not quilted the
city where he has long resided and where ne would
continue to reside II il depended himself and 10 ao
lees csriaR that At the Imperial bail last night he
cheerful, ~ gay, and ~ sprightT ~ the gravity
CURED for diplomatic functions may well permit .
10 be, As might have been expected he was
exanrsd With care-his gestures his movements,
the expression Of his features, and his every glance
were the object OF ipcessant attention and OF onious
comment. The more dsspondng saw In all its
horrors grmly rowning on his brow, while the lssa
gloomy Apcied they could detect psese beAmine about
tive Of the prssraon Of Turkey beneath the fst Of the
Autcrat he aaEed the ustres that shsd light upon
the crowd II referred the triumph OF tn. Orthodox
faith. II his look was straghtf rwsrd that
glance took in tbs waters Of the Tnracan 8osphoru
limits Of the Auscovts before long &c
Polish lacy V the EOpsror-it VAS sign that she CsAr
was Of the anscHonAte loyalty OF the Poes L,us
Napoleon accosted him In remarkably friendly
shat could BE- certain thas that Russian diplo
macy, aided by fusonist intrigue had him from
the English alAncsf Durisg these few hours fesevny
the fate Of Turkey decided and sxais. /
sboul have said that the whole Of the Russian Emsasy
were present At the ball, - we'll - their chief