New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
THE GREAT EVENT IN RUSSIA.


Tie Africa brought US intelligence Of the death d
the Gar and the cement Of the event to bod
Houses OF the British Parliament. We have now
copious details Of the last brief illness and death Of
Nicholas, and Of the pesceable succession Of bid
eldest son Alexander to the throne OF the Russias.
Scarcely had authentic intelligence reached Ea-
gland, that Nicholas seriously indisposed. WHOM
eecond dispatch announced that he was dead. Tho
first notification IVES telegraphed from Berlin BY Lord
John RUSSELL and stated that the Emperor had been
suddenly attacked by fl, Of an spoplechc nature;
that be had been given over by his physicians, ssd
had calmly taken leave Of his family In view Of his
approaching end. Three hours afterward, dispatches
reached Paris stating that at noon Of the same dsy.
the Car Nicholas expired. As before mentioned
Lords Clarerdon and Palmerston informed Parlis-
INT of the event; and by tina! dignifed body tho
intelligence was received with due soemnty At
several of the English theaters the managers cana
before the curtain and proclaimed that Nicholas wss
desG-sn announcement which was ,ceved in most
Instances with tumultuous cheering The news spread
Ike wldfre. Greater joy could not have been ex-
hbited had Sevastopo fallen. Some Of "ths people"
e1pressed much disappointment that the authorities
did not ring the church bells Equal excitement was
occssoned by the news in the leading cities OF tho
continent. On the news reaching Berlin the Court
placed itself in mourning and orders were issued that
the whole Prussian armyshould wear the symbols Of
mourning four weeks. The general feeling in the
Pru,ssn c,pital seemed to be Of regret Az Wen
ma the intelligence caused much sgitaton. An order
of the day By the Emperor of Austria directs that In
aeknowIedpm Of the services rendered with noble
"eseerness by the Emperor Nicholas during . time
% of unfortunate trials, the Nicholas Regiment Of
Cuirassiers shan always preserve that name ~ .
SOUVENIR in the Austrian army. At Paris tho police
arrested the ballad singers for chanting verses dare
spectful TO the dead Car.
II appears that the Emperor first complained OF
onp,e,,ion of the head and chest. He had before
hem ,ubect TO such feeling. His physicians were
immediately called. and their experienced eyes iors
saw that this attack was likely to be bis last They
had. indeed beer attending him, during some days,
for an attack of influenza which some eight symp
toms Of pulmonary affection had supervened. From
The fir. ,nomt ut Of bis final seizure they held out 20
hores Of recovery. The rapid progress OF ~
n ept il shown in the following bulletins;
ST PErERsBrRG, March !, Wint~ rsn mssk
a. s vs,,s1dsv evening. veisn. fever T Tf sv~
i,self with Inflammation Of tns I'D prevented sleeg.
bss LATED during the whole ssx.tscis slight snsox
Election continues wnoITb TIE debility Of me ;as ~
o. eGut Is obfery ,l, incressed :na n. Majesty :
opinion Of the Ph," r..,.
pp OF criticsI March 40 AM.-Ths H re
ST. hss not improved in any Of
Of the The Empress has han 70 "a Ills intslli-
..ls ss. an. "s e: rn,
Senes 70 psI,EsprRG. March 4; a 10 cnmmu.
-. calmly received from Dr. n !. r.,nhsbls. He
Iiest9n that 'psp1 hen .h. become psrsy1sTH,
Only ooeeiseo, "a ,ot give precise Ans ~; 80
Se sss ': ..s s Ii e sssss s.:e
% v:ss su s, pssi s:s:ssss q aa1 His Ps'