New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
RUSSIAN DIPLOMATIC MANIFESTO.

We have received Count Ntsselrode's note to the
Ministers Of Russia at foreign courts. 1t processes to
be a manifesto TO Europe OF the otentipns enter
tanned by the new Emperor, and is the first official
paper which he's appeared the subject. The fol-
lowing is tsnslston:
Sr. PETEpsBURo saturday, March 10, 1855.
"My di.psch, OF the % int will hsve ioformsd
You Of the accession of his Majesty the + noeror
AsxsI der IL alfo at the sam. time, had the hooor
Of sel dlpg you the Dsnifesfo Of our usuious Sove
rtier, issusd on the first osy of his reign
"Tbis document express his Majesty profound
yepse OF the importance of the duties which he is
called 10 fn fill Thofe duties have been imposed on
him BY Divine Providence in the midst Of severe
tIsls Ascending the throne Of bis ancestors, he be-
holds Russia involved IN wer, the like OF which &C.
curing in q new reign history cannot produce.
"Our ilus'Iious Sovereign accepts these trials,
trusting 10 God confdog securely in the unwa verng
6tvOecness Of his pe"ple and filled with religious
reverence for the ry o. his mucb-loved father.
"ID child Ike fpirt OF piety he &C 'epts ss his
heritage too Obligations. whico, in his eyes, are
equally sacred. The fr.t demands from bis Majesty
The employ ebt Of all ,he power which the gill of
od has plsced in his bands for the defense Of the n
tterity and honor Of Russia The second imposes on
biz Mai. ETY. the duty Of steadily devong his care to
the completion of that work Of peace, the bases of
which were sanctioned by the Emperor Nicholas.
Fsithful TO the idea. which predominatod IN the
last oispostops and arrange Of his ilustrious
father the Emperor has rene we'd aud confirmed the
uctiors with which the Penpo'entiay Of Russa
he'd been provided from December until the time when
The vienna Conferences were TO have been opened.
In this wsy the inter tons OF the Emperor Nicholas
are certain TO be ful6ed. Their aim ~ss
"To restore to Russia ana Europe the blessings OF
peace
fare Of The Christian peoples Of the East, without dis
Tin ction Of rite.
"To place the immunities Of the Principalities
under q collective guarantee.
40 secure the free navigation Of the Danube in
Eavo ~ he freaf trade of N
"To put an end TO the rivares of the Great Pow
ere respt c,irg the Esst in such manner as 10 pre-
elu6e the return Of new complications.
FINALLY, TO come to an understanding with the
Great PoweIe respecting the revision of the treaties
by which they have recognized the principle Of
closing ihe Dsrdsnees and the Boephorus, and in
this way TO arrive at an honorable settlement
"a peace concluded apon such bsss as this,
stree IL would terminate the casmities OF var would
call forth the blessings Of all nstioDs upon the new
Government. Russia hosever, feels deeply, and oil
Europe must scknowe 6ge the fact that the hope OF
srettcration OF ace would prove vain, II the con-
ditioDs of adjustment should overpsss that just
I'm it which a sense OF the dignity Of the Crown led
our august Lord to fx inevocsbly
"Tbe Emperor will wait tranquility until the Cabi-
sets called TO delibe ate in common with Russia
this Qut Of universal interest for ali Christen ION
shall declare the views by which their policy will be
guided.
sour august Lord will enter upon these important
deliberations in sincere spirit Of concord; tdis s
the declaration which am expressly commissioned
by his NJ ,jesty to make to you ia bic name.
"The general Instructions with which you are pro.
vieed prescribe TO you the course which you to
continue TO follow in your ntarcoursels it'll the Gov
garments to aich you accredited. Tue Emperor.
IN ccnfru Ing you In the post TO which you sp-
pointed by the grs, of his ilusuious fsher relies
implicitly en- your fidelity and zeal. II is his desire
that on all ocossors your conduct and language
should bear witness TO the loyalty With ~hioh Russia
REGARDS obligations involving fidelity to treaties. to
its corssnt detiIe 10 live good terms sith ali al led
and ffiepd powers and finally to Ire revereocs for
the inviosbilty Of the rights of every state "a we'll
az its firm resolve 70 msintsin intact and m,k. re-
soected those risbts which Divine Providence ha.
intussd to tie Emperor in making him the protector
Of tie honor OF the nation.
"You are instructed TO bring this TO the knowledge
Of TIE court at -bcb you he'd the honor 10 represeot
TIE Emperor Nicholas Of glorious and mucn loved
Menery. NEssELRoDE."