The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28

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[From ths Paris journal des Debats, March 81
The soycre Of Rus ala initiated at carsy
age into ths affairs Of the empire by tho Emperor his
father He was presen at all the Cabinet councils, and
opportunities Of rspacrsg himself useful 70 the srny
and of becoming popular with the youth Of ths schools
iat the supreme direoiion ot tho government 70 hs
eldest Apd In short he had taken this utm ss pAnA
TO prepare him 70 become his sueosssor. The GrsaA
Duke Alexander, who has sucec~ced 70 the crown,
!. very popular la Rus1is hs 10 both beloved and -
tsemsd By the people He WIN not exercise th. great
ssys,o. Of views his nnsrio,y Of purpose lie viA
sAthcr please, An the Emperor Alexander l. did, by his
the nephew there Is very great similarity Of character
In many ways. Tho nsv Emprsss IL also highly spoken
,.rs arc much er,oed Y, Is though, shs viii sssreIs.
salstaTy iDhuence the Emperor. Public opinloa
IN Bu,sia attributed 70 ths hsrsdlary Grand Daks .
policy different from that of TIE Emperor and partlcu
ariy more pscino ono. 10 affirmed, eithsr correctly
% oherw that the Prince has not always approved
of tho conduct followed for the Last t~o years By th0
Cabinet Of St Petersburg In the Eastern question: AaA
that lao regretted thu mission Of Prince M-nsehkoG -
Copsantnope, and this Invasion o tho princip patss.
rrom vienna letter, March ., In this Para Ceasu-
tutopnrl
The present Emperor Of Rus.la sneoubtsSiy yss-
sesses good heart, and has been, under every
stance in favor IL peace He IL considered IA b~ss .
resemblance To his uneis AlcSasdcr His bsothsr -
the ssporior person Of Il. family i !. <. .sa il -
quality of Admiral ones pat hi sdsr brothss, wse vAs
% board b, ssip asa., arrest, which 'a !. n. sss
father. sacs the conmsncsmss, ~ ths present
BE- b.. t.sD th. IDOL o. tho var party 10 tbs lo.s No
law % sucssssos In Rassis iormaiy states that ssy
heir 70 tAs ssosnis a liberty y resoa.ss A. s.y =
Mach, :Ipsrens.d dscsiv. defeat, although i ass
not been attended with any sangunasy public
qusnocs ~ Petersburg 10 tranquil. Tho Hrnprss 10
ABOLITION 10 ths expenses Of her housshoid establish
nent receives Co 900 roubes ysar (be silver roabls
Is som.whst over four francs) winch she reaiaa atsr
The death OF her husband So oag 40 sks res.d-s ia
RuHs'n but sb- guilt the rppniry she only reossvss
the BALI Tho heir e,umptvs receives 200 600 roabl>.
ear IN addition 10 tho on prrsos of his household
THE APPOINTMENTS or ALEXANDER.
intelligence has been foy-aried from Berlin thas
rTlnes MenachLo recalled 10 ~, Petersburg from TN
cammnnd he has held In ths crmsa since tho eommssos
msnt of ho4,iiss and that h Hi D. suocosiei In tina,
portion by Prince GortscLakoa, vho commanded the
Russian forces iss, ysar 10 The Pnnepsts. II IL siss
stated that General Rndger la. been SUNNI ma frosn
tho high rosltion he h. in tho army In Posnd 10 take
n's a.eson Of The ministry % var IN place o. rrnos
Hem, Minister of the Empire, win be r~movsf n this
statement e eonhrmsd, us may very probably tsks
VIII sv-r remain, 90 unfortunately mIsd up With thsss
transactions.
The appointment Of Count Rudiger 20 hghsr po,isioa
In the IL crrdAbla " the udgnsut " thu
nsp Emperor. This ofhesr Oh. vh0 so,Syed
Into ntgotauons with Gsorsey In lsfa bring ts~
mna'ion The Hungarian eAnpAss, sna -ho af,erwsrd-
endsAyorei W check ths fsactonAry Measures talsa
asainSt tbs Msgyars. II. . man ~ e,pe-sncs anil
moderation whose influences j. Hssy W 10 ds,tfsdy op
posed 10 that Of tho fsnAiiosi husssn rtty ~hich has
Attempted 20 give - this the of natsnAJ
crusade II II be the resolution ~ The Enpervs 70
psrssvere Ia tho negotiations which about oyso IL
Vienna and 10 sks tho necessary c1nressons tk~
rsstrAi0n of peace he viii need the aaih0rty u sss
And firm nselors % rsnicr that peace srosftAAa
and even enduntis, 20 the Russian naton-
nANfLIayn ntp Ar