The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-15
THE BALTIC.


The operations in she Baltic ns1t spring w Il = stated,
adden 70 the naval forces Of England, which are to
consist Of $50 steamers France win send 80 steam
toned At points along the coast nom Calais 70
Cherbourg For the conveyance Of thsse troops and al
the war naerie the Preach government have entered
into contract with English company, the reprcsen
tatve of which ID at present in Partisan arrangement
which will have the advantage Of leaving the vessels Of
great Russian strongholds in the Gulf Of Finland
RUSSIA.
Tho following is the full Of the Imperial manifesto,
Of which summary has already been published
We, by the Grace of God, Nicholas l., Emperor and
Our faithful and beloved subjects know how much we
desire obtain without the force Of arms
have had constantly in view-that Of defending the
rights of our CO regioniss. and in general Of all the
ali those who have followed with attention and inpar
tal the progress we'll the invarabe ten
dency of our acts We have been and viii still remain
strangers to any other handspring action to other
view matter Of faith conscience Even now true to
those principles which we have adopted, have
the western Powers who with the Ottoman Porte have
formed hostile alliance against US. We think that
same Of intentions and We do not lose
the hope ofsbbtaning the establishment Of peace,
much desired and SO precious for the whole Of Chrs.
nifty Nevertn eess in the presence of the forces which
they array against and Of the other preparations
which they making to contend with preparations
EQUATIONS not discontinued, but, ths contrary
daily assume larger dimensions, we are constrained, on
which God has given us to defend our country to OPP
pose firm and powerful barrier to all attempts hostile
to Russia to all projects that menace Its safety and Its
This the first Of our duties we accomplish aud in
vokirg the support Of the Most High With entire faith
in his grace with full confidence in the love Of our sub
ects animated like ourselves with the sentiment
Of devotion for faith for the orthodox church, and
for our beloved country we address this new appeal TO
OrdaiunQ:-
The formation OF general militia OF the Empire.
Ihe measures relative to the ana
BY u.s. and are embodied in detail in special
they win be everywhere carried cut with punctuaty and
ZEAL
More than once Russia has been neuaced, and has
undergone sad ard cruel trials but she always found
the close and indissolube bonds which unite the
march with his subjects his devoted children Let 1t be
so again to day May the Almighty, who reads every
heart who besses pure Intentions grant us his as
sstance.
reign ~ ' ' ' ~ " NICHOLAS.
RUSSIA AND SARDINIA.
We have received the following teegraphic despatch
from Berlin
Advces from st. Petersburg Of the 17th state that
Count Nesselrode has issued circular despatch, ex
pressing the Emperors disapprobaton Of the conduct
War is declared against Sardinia.
Notice has been given osardnian vessels to leave the
The eaequaur has been withdrawn from the Sandman
Consuls.
The property of Sandman subjects has been placed
under tie protection OF the laws.
PRUSSIA.
The committee of the Second Chamber at Berlin has
resolved to propose vote of want of confidence in the
ministerial policy.
TURKEY.
II
PARTURE OF THE MINISTER TO vIENEA.
The Paris Moniteur publishes the following from the
On Thursday last Baron de Bruck, the Austrian In
ternunco panied by the members of his legation
had farewell audience Of his Majesty the sultan. The
lnterDuncio expressed his regrets to his Majesty ut
leaving post where be had experienced SO much kind
sympathy at the hands of the sovereign Of the
empire and Of bis government and the Sultan having
expressed his great satisfaction At the distinguished
circumstances charged him TO express to- his master
how happy he felt at the good relations which existed
between the States, ana that he was penetrated
with gratitude 70, the great services renders With
much to the noble cause which he and his allies
The reception given to the Internunco by his Majesty
most courteous The Minister of Foreign Affairs
and the ntroducer Of the ambassadors present at
On the same day Baron de Bruck paid visits to the
Ministers of the Porte and to the other Ambassadors
ture . dipiomatist and o colleague with whom they
all excellent terms based upon profound esteem
The diploma and insignia of the decoration of the I'm
peral Order of redjide, FIRST Glass; which his Imperial
Majesty the Sultan hiss degned to confer upon him.
to be forwarded to him during the day.
Ria Bey who left on Monday for the Ottoman EN-
bassy at Vienna Councillor is appoir to the Paris
embassy in the same capacity
Server EGendi First Secretary of the Ottoman En-
bassy at Vienna is appointed to the post at Paris
0mer Efendi, Second Secretary Of the Ottoman EN-
bassy Vienna also goes to Paris in the same capacity
LATEST DISPATCHES.
PARIS, Sunday, Feb. 25, 1855.
The Emperors departure Is stated to be fixed for the
18th Of March, but it Is stu hoped that he may give up
the idea.
MONDAY, Feb. 20, 1855.
Rentes closed 95 80, 60 So
KosIyssBERe, Feb. 20, 1855.
The Journal de ST. Petersburg contains an imperial
ukase dated 21st declaring in state OF siege the
places them under the orders Of GortschAkon, COM
mander OF the south army.
A teegraphc despatch has been received announcing
the loss of the French La Semanhe with 40O sick
and wounded from the East, of Bonifacio.
Distress OF the Workingmen In England.
SERIOUS RIOTS AT LIvERP0oL-ATTACK ON THE
MARKETS = CAPTURE OF .PRIsosERs - REPORTS
FROM BIRMINGHAM AND MANCHESTER - QUIET
RESTORED.
Destitution In England had almost reached its
height From the combined causes of an unusually
severe winter unusually dear prices for all descrip
tons Of provisions aud total stagnaton of trade, the
poor are in a deplorabe state Many thousand aborers
have been for weeks without food excepting the sup
plies of charity.
In Liverpool the times have been peculiarly severe.
in Of the frost having stopped the extern
siye building works, and from the continuance OF