New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13
FROM ST. PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of The N. 7. Tribune.

ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday, Sept. 20, 1885,
"Russis is sIoDg-great is the Russian God, is all
bear aIou, mel every hostility toward the Govern
melt is sienceo in face Of the common dagger. Rus
sia always begun its campaigns badly; the distances
are our plague; but we shall rise ono msu, and
then, wee to The enemy Count Soubhazonet is mp
pointed TO the Crimes TO fill the vacancy caused by
he death of General Read. He is very old, but a
very leaned sriillerymsn who disting ushed himsel
at the botte Of Leipzig, and has since acquired the
reputation of b,ing professional gambler Now we
see our nis;akes; 1t was great one not to be pre-
pared in the Crime to repue the disembark ation;
greater ole not to have fortified the entrance to the
sea Of Azon 1ne GovGnGent thought that it would
cost more than s the vessels of that sea are worth
and row we perceive the fault; but alas when 1t is
toe late 10 make smends We have sacrificed our
best men through useless sorties at Ssvastopol; but
human life is very cheap in Russia. Il is repeatedly
said everywhere here that undergoing second
edition of 1919 gentleman added: and it will be the
"lsst." He wss summoned to General GalakhoG, the
great chief of police and desired to plain his ,ning
81 mean" said he, "tbat after this ell the Pow
GERS engaged in it will become bankrup: and unable
to carry on another war" Being young msn of
good family be was not prosecuted but the late
emperor living he would of have had to repen.
bis saying.
The Government wishes to increase the patiotisn OF
its subjects and PERMITS conversation the prob
emsncips IN of the serfs. When Krselef left Paris
where he was our minister, GU know, be ssd Well,
al We are to be defeated We shall gain tho sympa.
"tbies of Europe, Low bestowed upon the Poles and
"tbe Hups arians" tbiuk we possess already those
of your countIymep, and il is ne more shame to be
Russian. Tie Russjsn party was greatly opposed
to the Intervention in Hungary in ls49, Tut Count
Nessehode wantd to save the Austrian monarchy.
Now he reaps the bad fruits OF his policy for Austria
csnnot pardon Us Der weakness and her salvation,
while the Magyars justly make share part of their
hatred toward Autrians. Yet officers raternizsd
with them everywhere they could, and openly they
e0prtssed their contempt against Austria. Thst is
what the Austrsns cannot forget We should not
always be blsmed for our wait of liberalism for ne
are rextto the Americans the youngest aion and we
bso not The experience your orefahefs brought with
thin from EpgIsnd. Bat must tell you two facts
In Poland our officers said to the Poles " Fight we
"m,st, but we are ready to assist you'll YOU behave
"yourselvts well" In Hungary a Russian colone
offered 10 Georeey TO GO over TO him VITA 1900
m'n. What did he Hungarian general He de
nouneed The colonel TO General Rddgsr, and the con
peasants are happier with than they were under their
aiistocretica masters, and 10 our own revolution.
lists sbroac We charge them wi ssn, of m oderation
They don't know where 10 stop and win destroy fam.
lily and church which is not sed BY the majority With
Us Ior sDySheIe else. Our Presen, Emperor is good
hearted, but you cannot form an idea OF the luxury
and debaucbery Of high classes, at least in the
two netopotises, and if they are now visited with
some bard trials, it is bat justice. Revelations are
hot bsPpy things, as me people would like US t,
supp Ose but epochs Of blood and ruin, and though
yours succeeded, aie there not msny which have
failed
Ns.t yesT is likely The Allies viii site mp. 10 take
fe'ersbnrg. II they dsembark on the shores before
Crons'adt with a la-ge body OF troops, they can
march on toward our csp,sl, but probably they viii
be oei. sted before they reach il, Thar feet be,ou
ing oif,ngseed from The Crirnea i, i. not impossible
AZ sh hat they viii unite all ter forces against ne
Baltic. Lolis SapolcSn Posrtvely said: Yo1 mas,