The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

n France, ct review Of PrussAn troops, during the
eeedpatios Of that country By the allied army, aud
Tbs Duke Of Wellington was there niass wssriss the
sword, but finding the gallant Hardoge unable from has
prssentsd him his own sword whi,s he said was lighter
and would better suit bis purpose
Several officers Of the Bengal artillery in bright blue
dresses, excited good deal Of Dotice
Admiral Deans late comm snaer Of Black Sea feet
was recognized and received many hearty and warm
Troubrdge, OF the 7th Fussrs toe gallant officer who
lad Of bis legs and his other foot shot on In the
trenches. he was brought on the ground in Bath
chair and appeared to be almost In state Of conva-
lescence. ,5s
gallant OF SER General wsthsral Adjutant &c
nj TO the Forces, General Brotherton, Sir Belcher,
Precisely Is the clock struck eleven the arst of the
royal carriages entered the tilt ard, upon which the
standard OF England hoised to the summit of
the staff AID on the carriage containing her Majesty
and Prince Albert drawing to the dais the whole Of
hs line tcTsnte} arms the band Of the Royal Marines
struck up ~, Sationai anthem and royal salute was
6red from tbs enclosure An Der Majesty stepped from
her carriage every head uncovered and LOUD and
abe conducted to the chair STATE, where shs
Was surrounded BY brilliant stan OF officers OF both
Upon her Majesty being seated the Duke Of Cambridge
the orcer for the entire lines OF shose entitled to
receive the medals to advance The front line
Rife Brigade the naval Of and men, and the Goth
Rifles The other troops Of the line were slightly in the
The first who approached the front Of the das to re-
the orable token from the hands OF her Majesty
was his Royal Hghness the Duke Of Cambridge. Her
Majesty addressed him for lew momsnts the great
she felt in the Of her arms and handed
his Roy Highness the medal struck in honor Of the
brilliant achievements Of her Crmea. which
be received amid loud pro opged cheering. The
medal Ia very well executed, bearing the diverse
EXCELLENT profile likeness Of her Majesty and the re-
The mex. in order to receive the honor we're tho Earl
pf Lucan, LORD Bingham, and Colonel Leslie
After them the Earl Of Cardigan Who, as he left
royal congratulated BY the assembled
10 detail the names Of those military officers and men
would b. utterly impracticsbe, from tbs pressure Of
lime but It may be proper to remark that, ongst
So 1umbsr many Of them either pellet to walk
the aid Of sticks crutches, they specially OBJ
homss Troubr0ge (aoove referred toy received marked
Of regard as he VA. wheeled up to the
hat honor which he 80 richly deserves
After the list of the military had been gone through,
hs Sfcsra Of the Royal Navy approached upon which
The honors were then distributed to the blue jack.
oOked at this acIDoveds ment Of the service he had
in his for the promotion of the one great
with the distribution to the naval branch closed the
AK in which her Majesty had been rapidly engaged for
Of an hour having in that space Of time hani
mark OF tho esteem with which the country regards their
Her Majesty seemed to be highly interested in the
leasing outy in which she engaged, aud in every
bestowed the!medal with gracious coudescsnsion
be command Of the Duke Cambridge the Life Guards
nd other cavalry regiments passing 10 review order be-
s s
voutons the business of the day Terminated at half
asst IL O'Clock.
Upon her Majesty re-entering her carriage, the band
truck up Partsnt pour Ia Syre, in compliment TO her
lily, followed by 6 God the Queen" and . royal
As her esty departed the entire nssemblase per-
ons cheered most enthusiastsslly, which her Majesty
The Duke Of Cambridge and the Earl OF Cardigan re-
ved similar marks Of appreciation as they RETIRED and
hus erdsd Of the most interesting sights ever Wit
essed in this metropolis
mpoat ant Russian Movement-TheN eutrali-
" or tho German Powers.
The following Is full synopsis Of the Russian de-
patch Of the 30th of April addressed to N. de Glinka
be Russian representative At the Court Of Darmstadt
nd at the Diet at Frankfort -
It commences by stating that the Conferences had
we'd ct point when it would depend upon the Western
overs whether the negot atons would lead to any re-
ecIse state OF the qusson especially as regards the
rst two points.
The despatch then indicates the Interpretation OF tho
points resulting from the protocols Of the Confer
hich contributed to that solution.
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Psult to which the assent Of both parties had been
A those two points concern particularly German in
eta This decaration IN dlsengagine those interess
sht TO confirm the states OF Germany In their deter.
Nation TO remain stranrers to the stru9ele and to
sintain strict neutrality
The Russian envov "a requested to communicate the
espetch TO the German envoys 1t the German Diet to
con- mun.cated by them to their respective courts
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ustria and Turkey, which give . clear ides of this