Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-30

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death Of that one,
The Times says, in different spirit;
The tone OF The manifesto Of the Emperor Alex.
little as 10 The course OF The policy he may really in
tend 10 pursue, lie announces his detel1natlon
10 regard tho welf1re OF lis empire including Po'
land aud Finland, as "insepatIhle from H." aud
he nromises 10 mainioin This empire Zone and IN
dlyisble" at the highest standard Of power ami
glory, and 10 accomplish in his own poison The in'
cessanI wishes OF Peter, Caihntine, Alexander ami
Nicholas. As lie aldress Of Young sovereign
who has lust assembled tie throne and whose Oh.
iect is 10 ConCiliate tile affection aud respect OF
his neOpIe, this declaration is petfectly Rasufalj
and Prince suspected OF medication Is IethapS
more tempted 10 resort 10 such an expressions tan
Une who has alEeady established o reputation lot
vehement aud undiScTninatinH patriotism. u may
be inferred from tie tone Of tbs address, tho! waf
ralhet than peace annales with lis split lle nus
sian nation. So faE rs we 0Ie acquainted VIII Tue
The whole text Of which hos mol yet
reached us, II contains no allnslOn 10 the hoped
for Termination u the present contest; but II II
could bv supposed thai the Emperor Alexander
H. means 10 pursue the objects which have already
enbts lied his predecessor with Tie greater part Of
EuroRe, he would scarcely have taken This mole
OF declaring such an intention. Wien, about "
ycors ago, his father, the late EmpetoT, mounted
luz throne after short inleuesnum and Sansntn'
aY revolt Of The Amy IN tic capital, Nlcho'
las declared 10 his prope, in sIlnIlaf but IN
mid, n language, that "he should live SoIemhIy
for his people; that he should reign as Alc&andcf,
Of blessed memory, had reisned, in order 10 Hc'
compllsh ali that Lc had wished TOT the happiness
Of Russia; AMI following lis example, he hopel
10 obtain Tho blessing Of God and tile love ui The
the people," Such wnS the prelude 10 The reign
Of the most Stem, Sel.willtd, and absolute lAOn'
orch who ever held tie iluSSan Sceplte, who
mounted the throne amid the cOlnm)lOn oil Fevoll,
and who ended II 10 The CONFUSION OF war. No
stronger prOrf could he prO1Gced Of the worth.
leSSncSs Of such m1nittSlOeS Tor any practical
purpDsej and we cherish hope that the Affected
violence Ut The ole may he nS lnsCefe as the a.
lected moderation OF Tie o!ler. II may, NUweYer,
be doubted whether any Russian sovereign Inns
either the will or The power Vi permanently resist
ing OF snSpending, by any act Of his own, that
Traditional policy which dntes from The founders
Of The emniie and mole especially from Peter and
from Calhallne II. but, be this as II may, lns
choice must br made AMI his option leclatcd,-h
is peace with Europe or war ny lust It, for The
traditional pOliry Of Russia cannot bs pursued
without q mortal Struggle against tho Whole power
Of civilization aud independence which IenaltlS
IN The world.
IIEslIs, March G.-At The time OF The EmPerof's
falling i'll the Crnwn Prince, Alexander, lie pres
Ell Emperor, was the only son PIE sent al ST. P'trfs'
burg, Tut tie Grand Duke Constantine was sum
.aO,let by tuegtank 0nl by ConfIet, aud arrived ~
time 10 see his father alive. IN The presence oil
both of them The EllpsTJr lnalc over 10 his eldest
son the ImnCIinl It. EOnr and tie Granh Duke u.n'
Sinn,ine vowed 10 Lc The future EmptrOrS INST
subject, as Suon az The news Of tie EhpeTnI's
death became known in the circles Of thu Cuutt,
the various dieninies Of the empire fastened N
dlsmay 10 visit the death.bed, Tue CaitOwitsclI
on tbs occasion deCIhIed his intention 10 enleF on
Tho government OF The empire in the presence oil
the Ministers and the Estates, and was Immediate
ly proclaimed Emperor under the nanlc Of Alex
under IL,
The sane nflcrnoon The Estates Of The empire
and tla military stationed III 81. PeleISbWTs uIl
homage; aud At Council, held under The I'Fesl'
dency OF Tue new Emperor, il was resolved not IN
any way 10 interrupt tie present nUuTse o. Tue con-
duct OF the war. as lar back as the 9th Of FeO'
mny, the report was III CilGmlaliOu III ST. Pellets
hung that the Emperor was unwcll, but was sup
posed that hr lNd only taken cD!J' ~ tic taIiy
Iart OF the Month lie had an nnck Of OfOhclllllS
IRON which he had Oppnren;ly quite recOvtted.
II is expected that Thu Prince Of Prussia val,
in about three weeks time, proceed Ia 81. Pclers'
hnrs 10 visit his widowed sister, the mole 50
Us his Royal llghneSs is on the most IIlelluly loot
Ilt with. the present Emperor. 4 la rbuTg paper
speaks al the King Of PRUSSIA having received u
last nc$Sngt from the EmperOt III his chtli:bsd,
rXlcrlins lin 10 hold fast y Lhe views inculcaIetI
III tie last will Of iG late King.
4 Il nttF tpliIIt punuOt lie InfHu In
any authentic source, TINT among the lost words
uttered by the Emperor Nicholas, he said, n speak
lug Of tile King Of Prussia, "'Iell my bEOthef in'
law that trust hc will mol (Otsakc his own neph.
ew aud my children III tho great petls which may
lie herrTt tllrn:" aud tins message has uRLOubed'
Is been conveyed TO BrElin in the manner most
likely 10 aITect the mimi OF the persOhase 10 whom
il is said 10 have been ntdIeSSeJ. Whether such
n speech vas ever made by the dying Car, Il u
for us 10 know with certainty, Oul We
do know that there wcEe those about lln IN hts last
hours wio hld the strongest iRducenGnl 10 tame
such an Injunction, aud lOpivc il whatever welrm
with The King oil Prussia il may derive iTOm The
solemn moment al which il was GrhvrEed.
laSGiewilSch aIli several other gelIeths had re-
ceYed 10 tGrgEAphlc OIIleIS To lJll themselves III
readiness 10 pTucetd 10 81. Petersburg, to mill
tory consultation.
Ahvices from Warsaw OF the 4th inst, mention
that Prince PdSxiewiIsch luS commissioner lieut..
rllanl. General 'rulSchek, hitherto Commander OF
the town, Ia enlet an the functions OF General
Military Governor uf Warsaw. Lieutenant Cen
eTal Essen hal lett Waisaw fN Sedlce, and The
evil Governor Of AleuslOwn had arrived nj War.
saw Ut that date. Prince Paskiewitsch received
he news Of The death Of The Emperor al o'clock
in The afternoon of The 2nh ust, whilst presiding
st the Administrative Council Of The kinEdom.-
lie withdrew into lis Cabinet, and did not return
ind communicate the news ~ the Councillors tor
an hour
4 Russian imperial order noninntCS eleven gen'
efal OiliCtTs 10 appointments in The amy Of Tue
South CTmea.
Instructions had been sent 10 Prince GOrscha.
kol, the new COmmaHdtr'in Chief VI the Amy in
the South, IL continue 10 nct in conformity with
tie instructions which hal been given hin BY
Nicholas. Martial law had been proclaimed IN
The Government " MinSk and Muhicw, which
was placed under Prince GUItSclIakUO'S JuEisdIC'
ton.
RuAoRED rRoUnLR WITH TIR NoBLrS.-ln:elli'
gence had reached Paris from 81. Petersburg, which
d. sclbeS TINT city as in stale Of great excitement.
The nObleS aTr said To have NET secretly, with
view Of addressing the Emperor OIL the SnLjsC Of
aiming The Scrls. They ptOpOsrd pointing out 10
alexander the ruin which would accompany such
step, aud the internal dnngtls that might follow.
II WINS expected that 81. Petersburg would be
placed in u Slule OF sGige. The " at parY aleady
began 10 threaten. The Emperor Is reported 10
have DECLARED his intention 10 follow out the pol.
cy laid down by NIcIlulnS ut the Congress Of VIZ
ennn. Prince GotlsolakoT'S instructions have
been confirmed. General PnSklewlsclIis opposed
TO the nmag Of the serfs, and had addressed the
EuperOr ON The subject, The greatest confusion
appeals IL prevail al ST, Petersburg.
nrATn OF Et.SENATOR PhELrs.-lt was with
sincere regret that sc received last evening, by