New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
SPAIN.
A Carlisi instruction had broken ont, but the Gov
eminent was acting vigorously to put it down.
RUSSIA.

Correspondence Of The London Times.
BERLIN, Saturday, June ., 1855.
The latest news from Russia shows that the North
ern Power is beginning already TO feel sensible lack
of that raw material for war purposes which Russian
official language styles "souls, but which Russian
military tactics treat as mere bodies III Il only as
far back the 9th ult the Emperor issued hs ukase,
which in consideration of the necessity OF keeping up
the fun complement of the armies and nayies ordered
levy of - in every thousand registered male souls
in the II western Governments OF the Empire; ana
now under date of the Goth of that same month sup
Elementary ukase is published proiesscdy Tor the pur-
rose of facilitating the levy" and ordering that
in the State domains Of the sand IL governments
reasanis of more advanced age than that prescrOed
by law viz: up to the age of 3d. shall he included IN
tie liability to serve. The levy Will therefore be hfst
made on those of the prescribed age; in cases where
the full number required of each community Is not
attained by this conscaton OF l. per LOU the local
Guiloriiits 10 proceed to hl up the complement
with men above the prescribed age up 10 tat OF JO
and wherever this fails they may call upon the regis
"tered souls up 10 the of 80 10 submit themselves
TO the process OF drawing lots. This measure affects
OIL the Ieasautry the Imperial esates-the prop
ety Of the mobiles is not for the present any TURNER
taxed but these latter will not fail TO understand the
hint and make their voluntary contributions,
"lest a worse thing beiall them"
Or occasion of the Emperors visiting Cronstadt on
MAY the Emperor received deputation OF the IN
babitants, who brought him. according to the Rus
sian custom of welcoming a new conner, bread and
salt After a few expressions of good Will, the En-
ueror exhorted them to Pray to God for the peace OF
the soul of our Lord and Emperor Nicholas L. now
"rcsting in God. lie loved you and will do so too
"Puf Nh your prayers to Heaven we will hold Cron-
stadt and if God will there shall be peace, your
" trade shall improve"
After many interchanges of fine phrases the Empe-
ror and Lis subjects parted. No ONE says The
Northern Bee left the presence of the godlike Empe-
ror without having the words OF the ancient Russian
"heroes in their hearts and on their lips: We will
- bring no disgrace country our bones shall
ss'bloach there for our Gear and our fatherland "
A number of domestic enterprises, such as railroads,
telegraplis coach traffic, &c, are being carried on
with undminshed energy, but the roads are beginning
10 be very insecure for travellers The vehicles carry
ing etter-bags have been several times stopped and
plundered OF late. The field hospitals in WImans-
irsnd Knoval Dirk, Tr 'buk, Tavasthuus aud Reyel,
have been supplied with large stores of provisions.
The Grand Duke Constantine has ordered drying
bouse for timber to be erected in ST. Petersburg for the
fleet according TO the English plan. The superior engi
peerirg authorities in Cronstad had offered 10 LET on
lease an area of about square athoms joining the
fortress The applicants for leases were very few, but
as soon a. the nterdic was published prohibiting all
visits TO Cronstad except on business large number
Of persons applied the Military Governor ofihe for
tress for leave to visit it the strength of the adyer
tisement to let land there; thus during the Whiisnn-
TIDE HOLIDAYS numbers visited the fortress, impelled
thther by anything rather than the desire OF renting
land cose 10 ii.