The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-14
Interesting from Russia.
NrEvIlw OF rHE GEAR, ALEXANDER WITH The
MOBILES.


The paris Constitutional publishes the folio ring letter
send you to day speech Of the Emperor Alexander
informed you in rscen. letter that BY order Of the
to Be- cenvoked BY the msrshas Of the nobility to hear
read the manifesto which coufdes the defence OF hs
country to the militia. The mobiles Of our government
of st Petersburg having asked permission Of the Em-
percr at the beginning Of 1854 to organize sort Of
militia could not necessarily refrain from accepting
country places the hands Of the Gar an entire army
Of sers at the expene Of the nobles and only partly
ing Of the a5 February the mobiles voted an address to
the Emperor In which they protested their fidelity their
patriotic sentiments, &c. On the % March whilst the
Hsw that the Emperor was in danger and they at
FASTENED to the Cathedral OF Kasau to pray On their
had just died. The day after, the manifesto an
nouncng the accession Of Alexander to the throne
read to the assembly and the Emperor besides made
Gar the receipt OF the address from the nobility
sented to him through the Minister Of the Interior and
deputies and msrsbais Of the nobility On the Attn the
mobiles were allowed to lay at the feet OF the Car an
address expressing their humble devotednsss, This
SIRE-It pleased Ga to the late Emperor to
srmns sSs Attn
q the ssns 's'
esm e the
with which they ready sacrifice their
lives and fortunes realize the idea OF the deceased
monarch, who drew the sword TO fulfil holy mission The
nobility consider this mission legacy from the late Em
peror to them.
The En- peror Alexander replied
desired to yeu in order to transmit to the words
Of defunct beneactor of father for
so weak nss he able 70 r sd
duty. Your zeal tlemen consoed his last moments
After having heard ALL he said TO Thank them thank
them sincerely and tell them that doubted OF their
devotion and that at present than
oft" And accordingly thank you gentlemen; and
persuaded these words will be deeply In
minds You at the head of the nobles transmit what
the deceased Emperor that firmly believed that Divine
goodness viii protect Russia had hoped days Of
but has pleased the Almighty TO decide otherwise
sure ofyou gentlemen: have full hope in am
Glass; in of the word and advanced In
thing that is goed. You do not lose COURAGE with
you, and you are with me.
Here the Emperor made the sign of the cross, an
continued
Ged be with us We will not dishonor the Russian SOIL
He then embraced the marshal OF the nobility aud
said
In your person, again thank the nobility Adieu
gentlemen-may God be with you
The deputatcn then retired and returned to the place
of meeting to tell the assembly what had heard at the
palace. The Emperor afterwards addressed rescrpt to
the Marshal OF the nobility, Potemkin, thanking the
bty for its sympathy and devotedness The day after
place in presence of the imperial family including the
two Grand Dukes, who have returned from tho Crimea
Of the court, &c. The body is now deposited in the
church Of st Peter and St Paul The pail which covers
the face of the deceased will be removed the Emperor
will with his hand, place the imperial mantle with
in the conin, and the coffin will then be closed and de-
posted in q vault constructed in the church.