New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Command tie first and second corps of ilfsutry aud the
coIs OF e-enadie With the exception OF the first division
Il rensdiers and the battalion oi lueefs. When Prince
Tashki Itch the command of the army Prince
Cor off il f the functions of Chief o the stan, aud
Court Rudieer those of Military Governor Gen. raj Of
Warsaw Iu the absence Of Prince Plshkiewch Prince
Golcl ekof is TO commend the army under his orders
IT, General Of epaTae corps. aDd will be in direct
municdtion vh The Mnser Of War for everything be-
lonliTg TO the Comm Griat Department In political
erd secret affairs he j. to correspond with Prince Pash
kitwoh Count EDdiger viii ENJOY The same powers as
ne rDce durIg the absence Of ihr latter from Warsaw
Int VIII have render acrnnt of his proceedings To
tie Gar end Prince Pnshkiewitch He TO be invested
will tie authority Tor the government of the King
G Of Poland during the absence OF the Prince, as Gen
Dem, in lei9.
Tie as accounts from the Levant state that the steam
fIil t'e Chrstophe CcOmb, having on board Generals
Csnrobori Bosqust and MormPrey, Colon- Trpier IN 1
TIE first detachment of the Eastern army, reached Gall
q, on III night of The 3Cfh ult At o'clock the fol
loving morning the steamer Aiicane. which carried sec
cnd detachment Of troops also anchored in the roads
FTELING AT ST PETERSBURG.
Tie Pais correspond Ut OF Tie L0Nd0a Tres writes as
follows:
"TLe accounts brought By occasional travellers who
arrive from St Petersburg relative o the state Of opinion
in that city, and PARTICULAR, among the upoer classes,
uld show that great charge IL observable there.
those sentiments far as can be ascerraned under
regime l that of Russia are different according 10 the
class Of Ioo le by they expressed Bat six
eight months when war had not assGmed its more
terrible aspect, while rs yet bat menace for the
or f tie division OF the great powers had not ced away,
everv spirit animated with the erdor. Noble
ard plebean gentle and simple, soldier and civilian we're
e. ertan Of success. The conviction that no State Of
Europe would hazard fr the sake of Turkey made
them enthusiastic and insolen In every part Of the
Empire the crusade against the NusSulmans wGs preached
Tie Gear ed with husiGstc shouts to per
severe in the Ioly War for it was firmly believed that
the moment Russia appeared armed before Europe oppo
sitOD 10 bis will would ceaee az If by magic Ii we can
cieG;: What we now hear, marked change has taken
nj q
have faith il the nvinibty ss in the niaHolity Of the
CZsr but among those whose knowledge of foreign coun
tries and wbOe Just appreciation Of the mmensty Of the
resistance be viii encounter, enable them to judge more
mps,taly Of the real state OF things
These classes have gradually lost their confidence in
tie of tleir master ~ they witness the union
which sense of Comm danger has elected among the
ctat States OF he ccnnent doubt has succeeded to Sc
curiy and desp ndency to pesumptlon as the terrible
truth br,l Oh them OF the formation Of irresistible
league siDs her ambitious and unprincpsd Sovereign
Tie war It'll popular with the masses OF the people who
are readS believe every invention OF the clergy and
whose usic kept up by the bulletins Of the Russian
Generals each day from the seat of with details
OF victories great and 30 numerous that il olly half
were true Turkey ought long since to have been annih
lated Tie mobiles, who well know what little cTefit these
poupous msives deserve not deceived by them 1t
NAV be presumed that in the a0as of ST Petersburg con-
ersa,ion ,he political state of Europe not very free
VET the anxious inquiries made of strangers to the real
force of England and France the number of ships of
IN the Bsck Sea and in the Baltic. betray their fears
Those vbO DO not sec in the Emperor Nicholas species
will have against him They DO not conceal from them
selves that the Baltic and the Euxne rsversed By the
English and French eets will he the theaer Of ter
ribe disasters which will avenee Sinope and they feel
that whatever be the termination of the Russia will
have to hear the cost OF IT,
"The Emperor Nicholas himself Notwithstanding his
efors appear calm and full Of hope bears his es
ures the Of anxious and troubled da and sleepess
night and the dseppontmers OF the laiev months have
done him the work OF years The principal topic OF
conversation for weeks past 10 the s0i1Hs of St.
Petersburg is dream which the Emperor has had and
which he has recounted to of the ecOurters For four
consecutive nights il that the patron saint of Russia
appeared to him in his half sleeping half waking moments
and steruly caechised him to his motives in under
taking tie crusade against the Turks and whether the
conquest of the Ottoman Empire was prompted by am
bop the desire to plant the tue territory of
the ubbeieyer The Emperor assured the sanity visitor,
neery in the terms those employed 10 Sir Hamil
ton Seymour that he was above all paltry and personal
consdestion he gave bis word As gentleman that
Egion. III religion alone was the OF his taking
arms ard though the acquisition of territory might fol
low from The success OF hs armies yet that such aran
distmen would sorey aic him nevertheless he added,
if the inscrutabe designs of Providence that the
MuscOvife sway should extend 10 the Bosphorus he must
reign himself tO the decree.
The saint !. appears az rst ncredulous the
British Ninser 10 the sincerity OF his Imperial pro'eg.
lie repeated bis visits and his questions, each time
sterny than before The Emperor got rather mpstien.
a. much questioning and in moment Of irrs
ton ewore Justify in good Savonc tia, hs repudiated
the nsnuston Of biz visitor and that his only object
the t.iumg Of the orthodox faith. This Little ebution OF
Nicholas ard the last words uttered by him Pur
sue thy project ny son. and in the name Of God who
las sent me 70 you, pro Mise you victory This tee
bruted abroad. from the salon OF the
bee circulated among the loves classes OF the people
ard is perhaps tits related with the usual ad
ditons in ever port OF the Russian Empire IL would ap
pear that the Car has not the monopoly of dreams Wis
ions have also disturbed the slumbers Of kny Ohio Of
Greece. His Hellenic Majesty has likewise been assured
that he also has mission. This mission was revealed 10
him BY monk, and it nothing les than that
his hand is tie one which shall tdnt the eros. on the
dome cf -, Sorhs and this drea i seems he stens
mere than TO Tie sdvioe and aInngs Of his best friends
DEBATE IN THE PRUssIAN PARLIAMENT.
The foreign policy of the Prus-i.n Cabinet has been
thoroughly discussed in the Second Chamber Berlin
In asking for the vote OF tie credit demanded
100000 ;hsers, n Msnteuiel President Of the
Council sad thai The Government wanted that il nigh;
be able put the whole nil aIy force cf the nation in
motion lie necessity Of beng fully armed might per
bsps have been questioned three weeks ago when loan
was hioCcht forw ard bgt could not be when
Eurol s.a'ewas IN arms and the danger of
msnaciIc Tie question would they this aomen.
grant the GovernmC the eering the dange-
would they refuse He would not repeat former
sursrcc but would say that tie policy os Prussia
dependent ard aimed 5; peace. One fact he must
adC. new protocol attestng the Continuance Of the
-Four Powers N common tLdeavo.s upon the ba-is
sCfted on in January last had been pre- arei by their
"ICnipoteIlHes st Vienna and the Minister OF Prussia
had tie day before received orders 20 sign IL The
Minister concluded By saving that any vote ranng the
cIeCt condition that Prussia should adopt his O.. that
LIE Of policy a'lu-ing II Ninckes amend pen, would
he considered as rers-l tLe Government wanting t.
MONEY q oIce.
Heieupon another u Men'euFs, brother Of the Pre-
nr anc denied the rcE of tie Chambers TO Judge
of fCrei- T. icy OF ine Government d all TIE army
vond give is blood WHOM making conditions let them
.Ifa.e .ts EXAMPLE
Beihnan hovec, lcaier OF ;he oil Prussian party,
ssic-kussa striving fr he government IL the world
Size nusi he reduced 20 eisoa sni 10 i especially Pras-
-. tu,rssss to 90 The sentiment " roy relation
alp ls seiy r,specaOle LIT STATE policy ought