Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-30

called the Enlpfess 10 illt as We kuoW tV'n !el,
esfahhic dispatch, thai belote b II death he hail
assembled round him oil The lnenlestl his family
present at 81. Petesbute, In order 70 give tlem his
blessing. Our correspondent alttbnles ihe illness
NJ ihe En6eror 10 colh Notwithstanding the
seventy OF The weather be continued his usual CO.
cupaliouS, he was lesiToUs 10 see everything for
himself and IN the most minute details; lls visited
the soldiers in The Gdrrscksj he passed long and
ftequent reviews, forgetting the precautions which
his age reauifed in such climate, aud IN such
scvtic season. 10 all the observations made by
his chilIren, AMI his most devoted servants, lie re-
nlietl tha( lie had something else TO do besides Ia
! king care OF his health, lie had, however, at
tended 10 Il tot more than year paS and oil times
fell some uneasiness tie said that lie had teaCh'
e4 and even exceeded, tile humber Of years which
God had allowed 10 Others Of his face, anu that lbs
end was not for distant, lie had treated himself
according 10 his own ideas; lie had insisted on his
physician putting him on regimen which would
nrevent his getting corpulent, OF which lie had
singular dread. o,
What change las taken place since the 10Th o.
Of Pebtuatyl It is sail that he lad al attack oil
naraIysis OF The lungs. That Was o thing Which
DR.. Mandt had mt anticipated, for at that time he
felt no alarm, and his language was most sals'ae'
tory. The Emperor Nicholas was, moreover, sub
iscl to attacks Of govt, mud al The commencement
! Of lis illness he felt some symptoms OF IL The
new Sovereign Of lnssia wss initiated at nn early
age into The alTlrs Of the empire ny The EnpeFof'
Ills father, he wus present nt oil the counclsj he
was invested with situations which gave him iTe'
ouenl opportunities Of Ten leFinp himself ustlhl 10
tie amy. anil IL please The youth oil The schools
Whenever lie RmpetOt Melodies quilted The cap
ial he lett the supreme objection Of lbe goYGTn'
nent 10 his son, and in shOtt he had taken The ut
most painstn pFepEe him 10 become his successor.
The Grand Duke Alexander Is very pOpnlaF III
russia le Is beloved and esteemed by The people.
lie will not exercise the great authority his Ial'
er for lc does nOl inherit either S hauteut OF his
in1eAil lily. liz will rather please, rs tile Empe
TOr Alexander did, By his mdness AMI eTlbIli'
| ", and between the uncle and the nephew there
Is very great similarity OF character In numerous
ways, Tie new EnIpfuSS Is also highly spoken
oil and bet elevated Judgment anil conciaioTy
manners are much txtUll:d. II Is thought that she
will exercise o sdlutCty influence oSeE The Empe-
Tot'
IRE Morning Chronicle says: The senSotion nfo.
duced in England rnd.Frnnce by lie deOth OF En-
neror Nicholas has been t1nalell, II moi SurPasSei
| in Germany and tic consequences Of that rOEle'
touS event will have on undOubied influence an
the future policy Of many II tie States comprised
In the Oernanic Confederation. With lie last
breath Of Nicholas has expired The nnTal bondage
which tnslaved the rulers Of many OF tile States,
who-inr such was the terror OF The affection that
The IL pavted Car could inspre--had sacrificed OF
lhp shine Of lis ambition on self.will tue Interest
and The dignity OF lI,eit country.
III" present Emperor can claim little oil lie
homage exaetet BY his Imperial onl imptri9lS pa
rent, AmiAtle aud unselIiSl, Alexander las
mounted o lhrOne threatened by n thousand dan
sels, including ftatelnal Jealousy aldmilaIy suS'
lcepiibiIilies. II is The gentle and unnmbllUus
Richard succeeding 10 The lion rule Of The Cfom.
well. One Of tie qualities which characterized
the departed Caar aud oil which the hiStoflah val
ueet mote peIlnpS with surprise than admiration,
was that blind devotion TO his person Which lie
succeeded IN imposing on his contemporaries alld
which was, petllapS, derived nUIs tom his mag
n6cenl nTeSence than from any inherent qhalltl'
cniiun Of The intellect. Few Of tho GeIlnaIl mon.
,,chs escsned that moral thIaldOM which las lNt
iery moved 80 valuable an nlly 10 Nicholas. The
King Of Prussia lOunl 10 tie late CzT not less by
this extraordinary influence than 10y relationship,
will now REGAIN his dignity ns the SoveTtI Ign Ol y
great nation by lllu death Of the object OF his uI
miralion. The young Emperor OF Austria had not
escanGi tho contagious Influence Of lls CIar, al
though he molly refused 10 SaCrlGce the llnnoT anu
nulitlCaI interest Of his throne 10 The cOnSIInlnia'
! lion of that monalcll'S ambitious projects. Over
the minds of the minor rules Of iiclHany ,Niclo'
luS exercised q remarkable supremacy aud these
"a uIs1 many Of thu nrIliOS'Sed German PENcr*,
whO hold a hich nominal com mud III Tue Russian
military service will whilst 'eniOTiug the LOSE OF
ihrir idol nnt benchCtOF, shake or lie influence
which died with the Prince that inspired it,
From The London lines.
Tie Emperor Of ltusSia Is dead How nc uiel'
in wlnt asony Of tOiy or Of soul, we shall never
know. In that dark deSpOiSm Sc"Iec one EuIet
has sci resigned the tod OF power Without giving
occasion 10 some new tale Of llOEEOf' Tie chaFac'
Ter of the succession agrees bnl two well with thu
confessed conspiracy against tie liberties Of man.
| kind. EmpDIer after Emperor rises Ivy We kn"w
mol what law, deriving his mission from some
nameless cabal, and disappearing, by We Know
mol what death, al lie moment when his colifSe
seems 10 I've run; and the failure Of one move
ment demands rest and opportunity for anOllIrf'
But, from wlonSoevef Nicholas received his lear
| ful task, lie hSs done II with no negligent hand,
and must ever stand forth, even in Russian annals
as the CoRquerOT opprtssor, ond diSiuIbeT Oi M
lions As such Il is impossible nnt To receive TIE
tiIineS OF his death, we viii not say with vulgar
AMI lLOughlltSS COngrAtulatlon, bul with sense
Of mumentay relief anh dawn Of hope. Never,
indeed, since the beginning Of This century was
the aspect Of Europe nole gloomy, lnure diSheaIt'
euinc, than yesterday morning. Never weIe the
hopes Of mankind nOre lung back on The deep
sense OF righteous cause NlM OF strong TeSoiH'
lion 10 defend il at all hazards. Nov, at least,
We know that one stubborn will is bloEen, nnd
nnp mental world Uf evil Vaccinations gone from
our armament. The daring schemes Of Peter the
Great end Tie implons visions OF Cllhnfne may
still plague tie earth; tho traditions VI conquest
may still be cherished, and thu promises oil snpef'
slition lie believed BY willing vOtdnes; yet oil least
one terrible presence, one active mischief, pultus