The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28


poisoned In his prison.
Peter the Great was poisoned by Catherine l. Peter
u died 10 suddenly that it s generally granted he
poisoned. Anne died very suddeny. Paul l. was stran
gled Alexander died suddenly, and his death has
been cleared up. Nicholas has died very suddeny
is perfectly true that have medical bulletins
from st. Petersburg giving brief account Of tho H.
and death OF the czar, but these do not cancel
the existing suspicious.
Let the OF his death be what may, does not
alter the Importance Of the event any circumsances
but II proved that he poisoned II would imply that
the Russian mobiles to the His
and eldest son. who ascepds the throne Alexander
H. has issued manifesto which sounts warike bat
the full text Is not yot known IT is quite impossible 10
form correct judgment upon 1t
II feared that ths second son. the Grand Duke
Constantine would endeavor TO seize the imperial
He shared oil the opinions OF Nicholas Nothing has
CURED yet to warrant the suppositon. On the
ary learn that he has taken the oaths Of allegiance
with all ths court and high functionaries Prince Mems
chikof Is recalled from the supreme command in the
Crimea, which is given to Prince Gortschako with o.
ten -Sacken under him. General Rud,ger has been ap
pointed 10 the command Of the Imperial Guards at st.
Petersburg.
1t il reported that the Grand Duke Michael has been
killed severely wounded before sebastopo but this
requires confirmation. There has been very
lighting In the Crmes in which the French have playei
a conspicuous part The Russians having established
important works OF counter-approach to those Of the
French Csnrobert ordered them to be taken. This
vaiantly achieved by the I'd Frencs corps, but not
without loss both sides. The French also
said TO have destroyed the formidable Russian works
roand the ,alhoG, or round tower.
The defeat OF .he Russians at Eupaora is fully con-
rmed by official dispatches from Lord Ra CLAN and Can
roDet The action does great credit TO Turks under
Omer Pacha. They the old sistria and Oltenitza
men, and charged the Russians at the point Of the bay
onet
As soon as Omer Pacha Ia in force enough, he viii
leave strong garrison in Eupstora and invest Sebas
topo 10 the north The Russians viii thus be between
two fires. The navvies have proved Of good service.
The railway from Baaklava to the camp is nearly
peted.
In the Crimoa fact, things look promising for the
allies; but sebostopol has not fallen yet, and many
gallant fellow will bite the dust before IL does.
II is s to be ascerainod what effect the OF the
death of the Emperor Will have upon the army He had
a strong mind and a htrong hand, and he feared
more than loved.
In Germany, as you may well imagne, hs death has
created immense sensation. Germany brea.hes
freely II would be almost superauous TO dwell at any
great length the subject Tho deductions be drawn
self nppsront.
powers given to Gortschako Vienna, to negotiate fos
peace. Lord John Russell il al Vienna, and has had
several interview with the Emperor and Count Buol.
Prussa stn hangs back, and has not yet signed the
much 4ked OF separate treaty with the Western Po
The Emperor Napoleon III has not yet started for tho
Crimes, lie at Boulogne when the news Of the
Czars death arrived and he immediately teegrapbcd
10 Canrober with orders to press the siege vigorously
Everything is prepared for his departure to the Crinss
but tile ofcisl notification has not ysf appeared
pamphlet been published at Brussels, which has
created ensation II is entitled De la condatte he
la gusTre d orieat Mmoirc par ceieic general 1t
severely the expedition TO the Cru,es, and is
attributed 90 the pen of Prince Napoleon He has denied
the authorship hut 10 stil thought that be has had
sometkipg 10 do with It. II enieavors 20 make tie
alliance with England unpopular. The Prince 4 ainb-
tious.
The notifications of the treaty OF alliance between ssr
dria the Western Powers Deen uy exchanged
Come Of the Sandman stat have arr,vsd in the East.
Cen la Msrrnora is in London. The Sardinsn govern
ment has issued manifesto in reply to the manifesto
and declaration of by Russia. enclose IL for pc
rusAl.
The Empress Of Austria has been safely delivered OF
princess. general amnesty was grantsd the
sion civil LORD John RUSSELL who Is quite
a lion At yienpa--wss present at the baptism.
Broussa Turkey is said TO have been destroyed by
an earthquake, and 1000 persons killed. shock was
felt at Constantnople.
The Courts Of Austria and Prussia 90 into mourning
fer the Car.
Belgium Is going Sesging for ministry. The King
has already sent for three members Of the Chamber
They have all declined the task.
No further change has taken place in the English mi
nistry The Committee Of Inquiry into the Management
Of the War sits daily
-. taran Al. ir- -ha
vestge Of ice and sDow has vanished. We have very
fine warm sunny days.
From Madrid we learn that tho Hack Warrior affair
has boen finally adjusted
Funds went up every where on tho news OF the death
Of the Emperor Nicholas.
THE DEATH. OF NICHOLAS.