New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
ST. PETERSBURG AS 1T Is.


ST. PETERSBURG AS 1T Is
Ale,tsr appears in the EiJerteh Gazette from bort
nuud, dated June 10. The writer says
1.-THE foreman Of large egine manufactory who has
lately returned from ST. Petersburg has given the fol-
lowing statement Everything looks now very gloomy
deed " ST. Petersburg in doors and cut Of doors The
city, beautiful and full Of e is longer to be
recognized. The palaces converted into barracks,
bridges broken down. the streets covered with
for than 40 900 Bsshkeers said TO have come from
the Governments Of Orenburg and Perm from their
seppee and Domad encenpnents and to have entered 81
Petersburg for the protection Of the city where they make
hideous impression Whether their numbers are resly
great assigned canno; take upon mysef TO afrm
but they might if every Of them hes been brought
for the Basbeers in 1852 Get down In the census as
20 900 families The have si the Taar weapons OF pow
and arrows, Of lance and b1hook, and WIZ therefore
make capital food for powder They steal more dexter
ously than the Crows and they possess all the other arta
virtues theoretically and pratcay BUY tns promo ana
to Fnlsnd and thus in the total absence OF moving lie
and daily intercourse the city looks desolaie On the
broad and glorious Nevn stream, which once during the
clear GUNNER nights afforded Of the most enchanting
sights which bore s dark waters thousands of ships
and bous solitary barge filed with bricks is lowed
along or steamer runs down laden with soldiers for
Croneod. A. the city is in state OF war; person Is al
lowed show himself in the streets after nine at nsha
hard blow now for these poor northerner VINO nave Io
more than half the year been forced to keep their stove
warmed The higher classes of society are SAID to
he quite ont of tune for to be always obliged be making
voluntary and involuntary sacrifices without receiving
anything in return if not exactly very edylng besue
there end 10 the whole business and not SOU
mon ueopls however are fanaticsed. Our dear papa
Gear knows best. proverb and grim rae 90 ny
omen Street and whom the police are constantly
obliged 10 warn not TO go beyond the gaes oi rhe
city, where they could no longer De b RiodV 70 sign
printed FORM by which they were compele1 10 engage
that they would submit in everything TO the laws OF the
land and suffer Themselves TO be tired ana judged oy
en-, in cose of their them Trade is sagnant
all manufactures are at stand-stili, for among other
Sansos there are no Goals What stock there Of them
bv tha NTH
the steamers though their price has gone up immensely
For this most of the foreign factory inspectors
and workmen &c. leaving the country. The crowds
great wanting TO take places in the coach running
daily Memel that person does not book his place
SIX weeks before hand he stands poor chance O. ge,r
difficulty in getting it, for the bank pays out to no person
whatever per day more than so silver roabe' In ms
way poor Fronchman who wanted TO draw OUT the nard-
earned savings Of many years. namely 500 silver rou6es
was obliged backward and fowi for more than
@""J Get seryed before he could ge back his own again
though he lost thereby the place he had booked ana p
for at the weeks before These things are all
sad enough aud perhaps incline the Gear to truce
and then peace but they must be taken advantage Of
20 that he may kept within due bounds for the future
RUSSIAN VESSELS IN THE PACIFIC
There is considerable degree of mystery attached TO
The movements OF the Russian vessels OF war in the Pa
cifo. We stated the arv al of the last mail from In
dia that our Admiral was at Singapore assembling
squadron with the view of looking after the Russians in
the Chinese At that time was understood that the
at Manila, his way home to Europe and having met
with damage, which the authorities at Manila would
not give the requisite facilities for repairing intended
calling Java to effect the necessary repairs This story
Of the aogship having sustained damage requires con-
hrma:on, while the intention to proceed to Java was
gathered from on the part OF the Russian Admiral
to blind his future intentions. Prior TO leaving Manila
he purchased bills upon Batavia, and this led to the be-
lief Of his intending to call there. One OF his ships was
seen off the port Of Woosung by the steamer which
carried out the last outward mail to Shanghai
waiting the dispatches sent out by SAID steamer and after
receiving them proceeded to Where the rendezvous
to be 10 one knows but AL in the East suppose the
sbps have proceeded to the Russian dominons in the
north. II may be So but, joined by the heavy Russian
frigate Aurora, which sailed from Callao the Goth April
iprior 10 the receipt Of the declaration of war; which
reached that port the 18th Of Mayl and Diana which had
IN the Pacific, and might do immense amount Of in
jury trade before their whereabout could be
learned. The destination of the Aurora was supposed in
Caao to be the Sandwich Islands The frigates Aurora
and Diana left Europe at the latter end OF last year. and
much TO suppose that they sent ont to the Pa
cfc without object, that such object merely 70
seek shelter in the Asiaic American ports of Russia as
IN that they might az well have stayed az home Mys
terry ground work of conjecture which is offered an
ample field for s exercise in these movements OF the Rus
sian fhips lLiVerpooi Aoioh'
FROM MONTENEGRO.
According letter from the Monenegrine frontier OF
the Sd instant and which appears in the gram Jorrna
the war with which Montenegro threatened her neghbor
Turkey has degenerated into eats Of murder and rapne
Updscipned aud lawess bands adventures blood
thirsty they greedy infest the plains of the peaceful
Herzegovina, where they murder hersmen and defense
less people for the savage satisfaction of carrying about in
triumph human head. "A short time back says this
writer fifteen human heads after that nine, then seven
only the day before yesterday two were brought
of them belonged to the Christian inhabitants OF Turkey,
poor shepherds or peasants. As ii would lead into
too wide field to enumerate The atrocities perpe
"rated in this land of utter awlessness allow des
IN fact