New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
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BERLIN, Friday, March % Pm.
I hasten 10 inform ysu that Intelligence hss jus.
reached Rs,Iip Of the death this loren ron, of the
Emperor Of Russia from an attack Of spoplexy.
The news bss created great sensation; add it is
thought that the event Will give new aspect to the
war
STATEMENT OF THE LONDON STANDARD.
The Government have this sfteraooo, Friday,
March 2) received teeprsphic dispatches fro n the
Hague and Berlin also from the British Minister at
the Hague, stating that the Emperor OF Russia as1
die this forenoon between ~ and o'clock, OF apo
pleyy, after an attack Of influenza
The Earl Of Clarendon in the House Of Lords, and
Lord Pslmerston 10 the House of CON Mons IN ,de
the communication 10 the mbers OF their respective
bousts. smidst the roost profound silence.
lord John Russell had previously, this morning. sent
stelegrsphc message from Berlin, informing the
British Government that the Emperor OF Russis
q the poiI Of deah and that his Majesty ha1 taken
leave Of bis family.
The Empe ror's decease must, no doubt, exercise an
important and immediate influence upon the and
upon the negotiations for peace no beng carried on
1T Vienna.
There can be no doubt of the authenticity Of this
intelligence the Information hos afro been trans.
matsd 10 the British Government from Buchorest and
Vienna.
STATEMENT IN HOUSE OF LORDS
The House net on Friday, March 2 at 5 P. NJ.
and Immediately the Easl OF Clarendon, amid tue
greatest nee, spoke as follows: Ny Lords. think
tiny duty 10 communicate to your Lordships the
contents Of q telegraphic dispatch which received
half sn hour ago from her Mejsstys Minister at the
Hsgue:
tween 10 and l O'Clock, of an attack Of apoplexy,
after an attack of iI6uenza"
Ihsye, also, my Lords, received disp,tch fros
her Msjes,y's MiDi'ter at Berlin also Informing me
OF the oesih Of the Emperor Of Russia Aa hour ne
fore those de patches arrived, received accouot
from Lord John Russell whO is st Berlin stating tn 4.
the Emperor OF Russis was at the p)in, Of death,
and tnat be had taken leave of his family. appre-
bend tobserved Lord Cla endoo my l. rds, although
ths event occurred short time ago between IL
aDo o'clock this morning, that there can be no
doubt Of lite authenticity and, under those crcu q
etsn ces, this unexpected event must exercise al
important and iumedisfe iohuence on the war. ao1
upon the negotiations Of peace, and, possibly upon
the policy Of Russia think that my noble Lord aud
learned friend lord Lyndhurst will agree with me
that 1T might be attended with much Inconvenience
if ne persevered in bridging forward the m)hon OF
which he has given notice j, therefore, trost, UPON
public grouDos, that my noble friend will accsde to
the request Which no take the liberty of making
that Of postponiDg bic motion. Hear, hear
Lord Ly ndb urst-My Lords after the stsemsnt just
mace by the noble earl feel is impossible for me
to proceed, this evening, with my motion in reference
to our relations with Prussia. Bat beg leave to
state that shall not withdraw H. but merely post
pone il. And unless find that the negotiations at
prestp going at Berlin gave reason TO expect
that Prussia willing to accede 10 the treaty OF
the % OF December, 10 some similar treaty, az
suggested by France and Eogl4nd, shall certainly
bug forward the motion upon some future day.
Hear, besr.
STATEMENT IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
In ans yer to a question put by Mr. French, Lord
Pamt Tston said, her ses'ys Government had re-
ceivtd two teleersptic dispatches-one from the
Bseue, and from Berlin, conveying Intelligence
Of the death of the Emperor of Russia, during this
forenoon Friday, March 2