The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

other object In view than the prosperity Of our country
soo grant that, through s guidance and protsctioa
may consolidate Russia 70 the highest degree Of
power and glory; and that BY us may b accomplished
the views and desires OF ustrfous predeceesors
Peter, Cathariue AleEandr the well beloved, and eur
august father OF impershsb,e memory.
own before the affairs Of the Most High beloved sub
jects VIII come 20 aid We invite them to do So
ity TO u.s. wrli TO heir his Imperial Hghness
the Cesar witch, Grand Duke Nicholas Alexandrovch
Given At st. Petersburg, this "a day Of March, 1855
and tho first Of our reign ALEXANDER
ORDERS OF THE DAY OF THE GEAR.
The ~. Petersburg papers publish the two foue xiag
Im'eria orders Of the dsy addressed to the Russian
army
ST. PErERsBURG March 2, 1855
Valiant warriors, fsitafu csfeaders of Church and
1hrooe and Fatherland lit has pleased Almighty Goa
to visit with most and heavy loss. Our
mon father and benefactor has been taken from
us In the mds Of abs cares for the welfare
of Russ'a sno the glory OF the Russian my beloved
father the Emperor Nicholas Paulowtsch has passed
away 70 eternal life
Guard that saved Russia in 1926 thank the brave and
faithful army and feet pray to God that Tie will pre-
serve N them constantly "a. same bravery the same
der me AS long this spirit exists the peace OF the
empire In secured from witsin and without, ana then
woe to its foes l have loved my troops as my
CHILDREN and have endeavored only could, to i'm
prove their state. II have not succeeded In everything
It was want Of the desire but because either did
not know better, not able to do more"
May you preserve forever these memorable words In
your hearts the proof OF his sincere love for you,
ALEXANDER
SECOND.
ST. PETERSBURG, March g.
Valiant warriors Staunch comrades in arms OF your
iliustrious leader, resting in God You have i'm
pressed hearts the last preSs0n Of hin tender
fatheriy leve for you.
As remembrance Of this love, | confer on ysu,
troops Of the Guard LIST Corps OF Cadets and
~ A. at Ma ~
the Emperor Jour bensfactor pleased to Pre-
serve this pledge, and may 1t be held by you relict
as q memsnto 10 future generations.
further order-1. In the companies and squadrons
which have hitherto borne the Of hs Imperial
. shs5est all rants shall rss on their spsSTssss .1d
as opg there In left Of those Of the rolls of
the army Feb. Is, 1855 March 2) The Generals At
the general and Fuge adjutants OF his Majesty shall
retain these initials in all cases where they formerly
bad them.
Thus may the hallowed remsm Srance Of Nicholas l.
for ever be perpetuated in ranks, and may it be
terror to the enemy and the glory Of the asherlsnd
ALEXANDER.
Death Of Don Carlos, the Spanish Pretcnder.
Don Carlos expired at Trieste Saturday, the 10th
March.
The London Morning IoStsays-Among the exilsd royal
personsges whose varied fortunes have led the
eighteenth century, few have occupied prominent
position than this distinguished prince Born in 1885,
Don Carlos passed his early life Ia spain and married
OF John vi King Of Portugal On the death Of his ED
est brother, Ferdinand VII, in 1882, Don Carlos dis
puted the succession to the throne OF SPAIN and after
pIotracted Of varied and dsaster reiterated
into France in 1882 when he placed under survel
lance by the OF Louis Philippe and confined
to the city OF Bourges until 1845 when he retired
Italy Don Carlos lost his first wife inis34 and
rid secondly the I'd February, 1888, by proxy, at
year in person. at Aspea TO the Inianta Maria Theresa
PriE de Bers daughter Of JohnvI King Of Portugal
and widow OF the nfante Don Pedro OF Spain By Ms first
m m yes NJ anna "a eat nf
whom Don Carlos Luis Condo de Montemolin he coded
his CLAIMS the Spanish throne the 18th of May,
1S45. The Condo de Montemolin married In July,
1850 to the Princess Maria Caroline Ferdi aanda, ss,r
Of Fe rdnand H. King Of the Two Sicilies.