The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

buepee its destiny. We nay without arr egAnoe i,ok
for 1t will fall VIZ orousy attacked and tho Aes IN
no mood 10 Ia their dstsrminstion. There how
ever remains one question " be soived-how best the
Ca tsiisn population lie consolidated during the
and justly governed after peace y made 1t should be
our principle In such this to take no political
step without CONSIDER Of the people " be dealt
with, for any settlement which involves the idea Of
stAn interference permanent tutclsge must be In time
disturbed With regard 70 the contest ITSELF i b urged
that the presence Of Christian troops would have great
effect IN resssuing the inhabitants whose religious fsd
with the Turks will always forbid than feigned
allegiance. Should British iorce, for instance te
sent 80 the country and British money circulated
should the psAsanry be employed Croats aud Alba
nians now are in the Crimea-should thsre be any
assurance against Moslem intolerance rapacity
may well believe that sa bas few OF the chie would
IN short time BE- ready 70 orsske the rigid military
which they formerly knew and to accept with gratitude
their ndspsno ence tbs temporary protectorate
the West Their perpauent condition must q matter
iof much dsoerauon e question Is one OF ths most
diibcut which can perpsx statesman. II seems i'm,
possible 10 give ~ the Porte to ersa such district
Georgia, with s Christian people aud da ~ning cvii-
ys,ion s restored churches and Europsxnized capital
II may be po,sl to leave II in tho hands OF The
Gar and for segovernmsnt 1t Is hardly likely 70 be
lifted Monarchy dangerous when tho mouarchs sym
pathies he with despoan and ts great repre-.
sentave aconied-raton with other PROVINCES Ia impos.
sble where each pesy hates those around with all
the hated OF neghborhood and relationship. When the
exploits of war are concluded there will full employ
MeDt Tor the sta'e-Insn aud diplomatist
Interesting froaa Russia.
From the Paris Psysl
highest interest concerning the internal condition Of
Russia, the spirit which prevails NJ the aud In the
tbsre Ihe ie. 81 ns,nr +, Tssu6 sh o%r car
respondent, who Ia In a position % know what takes
place. assures US Is the d5c 1c Of the Grand Duke Con
staptine viii attract the attention OF readers. All
the information, moreover, which respecting
the internal susrings oil the empire OF Car
the statement OF the subjolned correspondence:-
ri. rrrkRsBtKt, Nov. g. 1855.
Russia s very sick The most shor sighted cannot but
zee the evil snd the procipce which despens daily All
pp lA INT ~ k.,ts Au.n
give Inference to his thoughts. 1t will be painful for
This proud people to peace at the price Of pro-
vince Or even OF one inch of gre und lost In faet the
only exercises its empire all these III cemoned
populations on the condition Of remaining intact and be-
ing able tosay to- them ~ have signed peace but
have driven out enrmies the God OF armies has pro
tected and Holy Russia" Aboyard who bears
great name, and who has the Ill luck TO be thought
liberal, said to at his house. where taking
II will be more difficult TO make peace than you Ina
giDe Ru,sa cannot fall from her rank m q ass. rate
Power, and the Allies have not made sacrifices
In men and money TO spare indemnity restore
TO the provinces they win have conquered From tho
moment the national pride receves wound II Is all
with the and the preltige It exercises the
The different nations II has subjected by force
q arms, no longer fearing 1t, would endeavor to gain
their heeom by revolt. Moreover yet ut the
end Of We have the most vast and most
complete network Of canai,aii,n n the world 1t is true
II IL only of To us In summer but for six months
can by hundred different roads, send the produce Of
the north 70 the SOUTH and that Of tho east ~ the vest
in a word the White sea and the Baltic are 10 direct
communication with the Caspian, the Black sea and tho
sta Of AyoG 10 yeu suppose that couatry possessing
such essy means Of communication and almost mex
hauribl- resources succumb Ia lew yearsy
But sill the MOBILES do not look upon things In the
view. Their lands beng deprived II their best aud
every summer, efidemcs caused BY the Hwanps the
evils Of drought snd famine, these
oi men taken from them Loaf them forever, and
they desire peace rather than late that II may fall
correct light.
Although successful attempt has made to give the
n ahnrn cit
difficulties. Tho lords mains (they this 9th
10th levy, TIA, ~ At The rous bgure Of 80 or 10
per 0O0) consent With i-will, and tie
have been at times loud that Count de Toi.to
the Minister Of the INTERIOR thought It ~el TO remind
OF which the late Car had for long time been
Ing 10 deprive them but he reminded them also that they
had duies to fulfil towards their country AMI the throno
country not thought Of formerly Il IL iavoked
Nor do the peaant appear 10 submit with resignation
20 being made soldiers Of In their eyes, IL the military
state leads TO liberty and freedom, they know that the
regiment will be for them a hell Of unknowa terueuta
and that the cudeel viii undertake to quicken their
movements and shape their intelligence.
Nery rigorous have conseqently been taken
10 compel tho recruits 30 follow the officers appointed 10
take them To preven them running away half OF their
head Il shaved and those Who suspected OF incl
nation TO make OF FOR The forest tied BY the In
many dhircts the terror Is great that Il hv been
found cessary to employ energetic means OF n.imda
tiontbcse Of the priest OF he'll excommunica
tion and the anger oi the Car, longer snfcing
erea, number have escaped, and live by theft tho
cba,e Ia the eastern governments the roads
safe and the government has not sufficient force
it, dposal 10 put stop 10 the Disorder and brigandngc
which take place epto the very gate. Of the large towns
tented bands the immense forests which the
ground and seize everything that i'm their why.
Prince J. t. who not remarkable Tor his Justice and
humanity TO his pcasan has been attacked and assas
mated In open daylight, at league from hts domains
while on his way home.
When at nshtnn his family anxious at his prolonged
abe nc4 sent In quest Of him be found sealed 10 hs
carriage with his head the seat be.de his dead body
few days after it was ascertaned that tho crime was
hy own y1hu hav
siDce attempted TO set FIRE TO his chateau and farms
'ew weeks snce young German and his wife walking In
burg murder ed aud robbed within 100 yards Of the
houses the shore Of the gulf On this Riga road be-
been murdered and robbed By marandins soIdisry. I
should never end we're to 90 relating al that IL
done and said IN the Nuscovits empire think that 4
this state Of things 60 FOR another year kussa viii
fall into anarchy q bloodshsd.
hen and money are not the only things squeezed out
of the country; there u not vi-ge north south
which has not been compelled 10 contribute CARTS horses
cattle, &c.
The cattle and horse, have ben eaten or have died Of
fatigue; most Of the carts have been burnt by he army
in the Crmea, where there Ia wood and most Of tho
~asoners who have not died of hunger and want have
been employed in different duties following the army
few Of hem return 70 their hones
Tho populations Of tho centre Of the empire already
N want q 's On the banks o. the vols. even :. Mos
inhabitants Of Little Ruasia ruined by the ncsant calls
upon them, Without indemnity, have been abe 70
visit the sslt lakes o the Cnea, Of the Land Of tho
Cosack for want of the II conveyance For this
same reason the crops have rot been Moreover,
as the hpdowners have stii the grain ofs year their
granariss, which they have not been abs 20 , they
have not cared TO sow In word II this stas Of things
Lsts two years more, there viii be- . famine
Yet curious enough In the midst of thee csiamisie
and With stu worse staring them the face all
persons tefn 70 have agreed 10 put the hatsng
Interpretation for Mnscyvite npon the successive 10
fsats of 6ortschakon and Mourayisn vas, they ssy
u carry cut hiful trAtegc that ssbs~opol
fupatorta, hinburn, Kertch, TsmAD, TAnagora Tom
rouk, &c, ~ere abandoned. II the Russian csyslry
beaten At tnpsora s becanss General koTG old him
-ef (,e) to the allies General Monsvscf did not take
karr because the csptsr- a. that fortress IN tbs
tamlanstioras AZ regards ths ked Nounicd, and mics
ing dsrIte Tho nov and almost scrupuous al hfnlnes
Of the hu,siAn bucfin- believes IL Ia - bad the
hgures are stated 20 b. exaggcrAie Kusians nvn
cble and nmortai such Il the characr of tls y.orl~
-hich viii not helisve that IL s beaten N.che Kysy
ny The Hnssians, ~ith irnJsrfufb liable ooolne~ We
hnr. bnns which means ue 6rsi rcople 10 lss
world are inyincible
The BUR sane u Nsch1ias repr-vnt well enough The
character u hsr uncies whose they be order
of priusogeuiiufe. Tho actual Czar MssaDd@r r~ainds
one, y not In figure a. least BY his mid 3spos ou
fnh q grace and hindnats-of Ah1ssasf l. f4ks hlin
be " tall AMI stout, With shas religious melancholy
his eOrntsnauc~ Ihe Grand fputs