Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03
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CoRArcriOs,-when the Liverpool steamer
reached New York on Tuesday last With news con-
6tn.tOty Of The C.ARs death, The ttltgraphtr fOt'
wstded despatch to this city, and mall directions
We presume, that The intelligence ives received
In London with great tejoicingsi and that when
| Il was announced from tie stage Of The the
attes the audiences chetied, but the Telegraph
ef turns out 10 10 perverlet Of The truth. We
obsvtye BY that respectable London Journal, The
"IIlnstrated News" that When The death Of Tie
CzAH was announced by the stage manaset the
news was received by the audience with "deep
sensation" II was natural that an event 50 SUD
den and 50 momentous should render a crowd
silent, II mol bfeaihless, instead Of bOisetous, 10
say nothing Of the Chstaclet Of English people,
ME, which forbils The idea Of such unmanly ex.
ulallon, The following is The Pur0stnph Of The
"llluslFated News"
at Is cEedtnble 10 The good taste anil the good
feeling VI England that thete has been little SigIl
Of ex1ltatUn over The fall oil The Rmpetot Nlrllo'
Las. Even In the mixed and excIlable tlitollg Ol
theatrical audience, the announcement ilon the
stsse OF tie Geslh OF the great enemy OF England
was received without any expression Of feeling
beyond profound sensation. There he's Ueen
nothing in lhc Shape Of triumph III line lone Of tie
public press; but The awtuIly sudden event hos
Geen received with consciousness Of a Divine
inteiposition."
Ills question in England whether, IN lie case
Of the death Of the Emperor Of Russia, The ell
quetle Of Court mourning will he preserved. Tile
London illustrated News says;
"Referhng to past ptecedents, we think we are
Justified in anticipating tlnL this important event
viii be notified BY The Court Of Russia 10 those o.
Gieat Britain and France, IN tho same way as Il
no wut existed, and ttat the usual compllnsnisrj
mourning will he ordered 10 10 worn al The lalte
Coutts. The principle Of international law Is
that all The crowned heals Of Christian Europe
constitute among themselves one lamtyi and tl'I'
theory Is further Strengthened In fact ny number
less marriages and nefnaiIlages between thu 10Y
ul houses, which scarcely leave Il possible lOT one
| In lose member without oil losing kisman o.
close connection. Another principle o. public
law, ssnctoniDs and sanctilyinE what Is due tc
the natural Ties Of relationship, ,s, that Kings Mt
never supposed, to BIZ personally at ennIiiy. The
amicable relations between them are never inter
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nefsonaly In all their actions; and the c0uIteSie
incidental 10 such relative conditions stbsls o.
occasion requires, unler all circumstances. Va
itself only affects Stale, without IN the slIghes
deEtee affecting the sentiments Of personal teecrt
among soyereisns. Among The instances Of lIlos'
cou,tsses being continued, even IN time Of war
Martens ('Espft du DtOit des Gens') refers 10 lh'
| following;
"'At Tie moment Of tue rupture Of The negola
tons for peace which hal teen commenced Ge
tween England anl Pfunce, the English KIM
(Geotse ny caused his marriage 10 ~ notified II
The King OF Ptauce, and lie latter, in leply, eS
messed lis lively congtalulation upon Tie auspi
cious occurrence. On tie same principle LOut
XIV. put on mourning for The Emperor Leopold nl''
Tor Joseph |. who de,l in the midst Of the war be
tween Tie two States, and Charles ", being ST.
al war with The French lnouuFch, held solemn Oh
seQuies IN bis memory ct his Gecease''"