The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-30
THE RUSSIAN EMPERORs SOUTHERN JOURNEY-HIs
ADDRESS TO HIS SUBJECTS.

ADDRESS TO HIS SUBJECTS.
The National contains the following interest
letter from its we'll informed St. Petersburgh
correspondent
The widowed Empress remained here tor
three days after the departure of the Emperor
for Moscow, when she also proceeded there, with
(nieces) the Princesses Louise and Mary of the
Netherlands. On the 18th, the Grand Admiral
left Moscow for NicOlaieG Divers rumors are
afoat as to the object of the imperial journey,
but it was proposed that the Gar should visit
in person Moscow, Nicoliaeff, Odessa, Kief, BIZ
jeska, Litewski, &C., in order to satisfy himself
as to the condition Of the troops. Hitherto the
army had only been visited for short time by
the Grand Duke Nicholas and Michael; but it
is more probable that serious anxieties relative
to Nicolaieff, the original birthplace of the late
and future Euxine feet, with its boundess stores,
building yards, machinery, manufactures and
workshops, are motives for the visit of the Grand
Admiral, and perhaps Of the Emperor, to that
place. To lose Nicolaieff is to abandon all
hopes of regenerating the Euxinc feet
ADDRESS OF THE CAR TO THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE.
The following address of the Emperor Alex
ander to the Russian people, is made through
the Governor of Moscow
"CoUNr ARsENIUs ANDRow1cH Since as
cending the throne of my ancestors, it has been
my wish to visit my faithful and dear metropo-
lis, in which | was born, and where I have been
baptized, under the protection of the holy relics
of the holy worker Of miracles, Alexis of
Moscow.
. In fulfilling this wish, j have observed with
lively satisfaction, the hearty welcome of myself
and my whole house, shown by the inhabitants
of Moscow traditional reception, with which
Russia always welcomed her Cars. l author
lie you to express to all the inhabitants of Mos
COW my satisfaction and acknowledgement
my happiness would have been complete, if
prior events had not saddened those happy mo-
ments. 1t is already known, from my order of
the day to the Russian army that the garrison
OF Sebastopol, after an unexampled siege of
eleven months, and after unhea.ld of feats of
bravery and selfdenial, in the repulse of six OBJ
stinate attacks, has passed over to the north side
of the town. leaving the enemy only blood stained
ruins.
"The brave defenders Of Sebastopol have done
everything possible for human power to do
The former and present unfavorable events l
accept as the inscrutable will of Providence,
which visits upon Russia heavy hours of trial.
But Russias trials have been much heavier, and
God Almighty has always sent her his benevo-
lent and invisible help. Let us, therefore, also
trust in Him. He will defend Russia, the Or
thodox, which has drawn the sword for Just
cause-for the cause of Christendom
Il am glad to see the incessant proofs Of the
readiness to sacrifice family, property and the
last drop of blood for the integrity of the empire
and the honor Of the country. find comfort
and strength in these popular sentiments and
aspirations, and with my whole heart unite with
my faithful and brave people. shall repeat,
confident Of Gods help and aid, the words Of
Alexander the First, where there is truth
there is also God" - -...,.,--
ri 4 I remain your well wisher,
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