The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28

bis father's words" This message received by tele
graph ct Berlin, was instantly replied II Is added by
1t ia said that few days before his death th6 Czsr
ceeded In eecting compete reconciliation bot veen his
when the Car received the intelligence tuat ssrdinls
had thrown OF her neutrality and oTeny Joined the
Western alliance be overcome with passion that
he rayei with impotent rage Hts first idea TO i'm
srias their properly and sSps The Empress in her deli
cate state OF health received such shock from seeing
the ut o. passion that this Car exhibited that she was
obliged to take to her bed, from which she has not yet
risen Nobody attempted TO offer opposition, or TO
place him under restraint and II entirely owing to
The s.nsibe representations Of the vensiable Count
Fessciro.e that he was ultimately incucea 70 give
preston to his rtated feelings In the circular dsspatch
OF the 18th February which bears evident internal
signs Of having been perned In a hurry, and under
great excitement quite variance with the usual
and sk which generally distinguish Russian diplomatic
One Of his Ministers, who had been In the habit o,
trapsseting business with him for fourteen hours day
states that the EMPEROR surpassed him in activity and
that every thing vent rough his hands person who
bad lately seen the Emperor was astOnished at the
and ideas The 10 general the details Of the in
particular and the alliances which formed against
by late events proof the resisting OF
yet the loss Of the battle OF lnkermann had proved
perisnced at Eupatora hsd much affected him 0a Tues.
day he was still in good health, Wednesday he fslt
himself in iisposed and was compelled to Keep his bed
the rest Is known.
From tie Illustrated london News March l0l
Although the death OF the Emperor OF Ruasis has
taien the public by surprise Is now said that hts own
family quite Of his health having been In
critical state for some time Letter from 81 Peters
burg Of the 10th u state that the Emperor then kept
his bed by order OF his frst physician NJ Mandt The
Impress also i'll and confined TO her bed; and,
the ar artments occupied by the Emperor and Empress
tie first floor Of the Palace, thsy had no direct com
MT nication, and did not see each other. The Em.
psrer however, mus. have called the Empires, 70 him
death he had assembled round him all the members Of
his family present at st, Petersburg, in order
to give them his blessing II in said that the illness
si,hstsndDs pti the s.1erty " q the weather, hs
continued his usual occupatons he oesrous
everything for himself aud In the most minute details.
He visited the soldiers in their barracks he passed long
and frequent reviews forgetting the pre- cautions which
nis age required In such a climate and such seyere
season. To all the observations made to him BY mis-
CHILDREN and BY his most devoted servants he replied
that he had something ese TO do besides taking Of
is health. He had, however attended to IL for
than year past, and at times fol: uneasness lie
Der OF year which God had allowed others OF his race
and that his end was not far distant He had treatei
his physician putting him . regimen witch would
prevent bis getting corpusnt Of which he hada singular
On the 27h ult the Imperial physician in attendance
seeing that his Msesty was suffering severely from In
aucnza earnestly begged him not TO expose himself to
the cold air parade with the Thermometer at IL deg
below zero. To which the Emperor replied" Ny dear
doctor you have done your duty; nov will do mine
and then calling for his closA he proceeded to parade
and remained above IN hour.
Vienna (March 81 Correspondence Of Loneon Times
Tho Official article on the death Of tho Emperor Ncho
las, which announced In letter OF yesterday,
appeared in the ocserefhfschs Correspondent Of last
evening II runs a. follews.--
The melancholy tidpgs which We yesterday evening
communicated 10 the public have filed all hearts with
Recent occurrences have led 10 disscnsions;
there have been differences Of opinion to the duties Of
the various powers in regard the events In the East;
there have been conflicting opinions ths OF
action which the state OF affairs requires but all thess
s ), II.
Europe h.s suffered by the cecsa Of one OF Its most
which LASTED almost thirty years is one Of the most
brilliant periods in the hstory Of Russia, and the
name and memory Of the e.iunet monarch L. init.
which have occurred within that iong and mo-
msntous space of time No one wiz be so pre-.
judicsd BY the complications Of hs last few months
10 refuse TO acknowledge, and that with the deepest
gratitude the great Ssvces rendered BY The late Eps
mona1chicsl principle which together form i6e great pill.
lars Of the European family OF States Bat Austria,
En- ror Trancs sss bad such vivid recollectiou Of
IT. iiction at the loss Of that BILE palern
ruler y psreuarly struck that, by singular dispcnsa
receive such heavy blos and that should in both
empires be date attended with sorrowful reco ection
has sseended the throne of his deceased fshsr will
realize the sapguine hopes which placed in him,
well in his great empire in the Of ths world
and that the work OF peace lust which was
rendered possible by the honorable advances made hs
dcfunct soversgp-wii from feeling Of flal devotion
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spirit of Alexander ii.
Tho Emperor Nicholas leaves the following numsrcu.
family
His wife, the Empress ALEXANDRA Fe,orowna (for.
mery called Frederick Louisa rotte wiIhenins
daughter ol the late William Ill., King OF Prus
sa born July H. I7es aud is In very weak health
The issue Of this marriage are
First-ALx1ASDIR, Nicolavitch Cesarovtch the pre-.
sent Emperor; born April 20 1913 married April 2s Isi.
Ma1imienas Wilheimna Augusta Sophia Maria); born
May la2s daughter OF the ste Louis H. Grand Duke
OF He5ss.
Issue of ths marriage
NICOLAS Alexnndroytch, the present crown prin .e
born September -, 1s$j
VLADIsiR Alexandroyitch, born April - lst7.
AIExIs, Ale esandroyitch, born January IL, 1850.
second-MAaA, Nisolaievna, born August sth, 1919;
married July H. 1saa to Mkxmilisn, Duke Of Isuchtcn
berg Prince Of Lehtedii became widow November |,
Third OLGA Eicolaievna, born September H. 1872;
married TO Chsrea, Prince Royal Of Wirtemberg July
Fourth -CoSHTlA1DT, Nieolaieyitch born septemb.r
y, 1871 married september ID lsss to AigrASDrA
was born July 90 1880. issus-a son and daughter
Fifh-hIcoLAs, Nieo!aieyitch, born August 3, 1871
sxth.-AicH,si, Nieosievitch, born October 20 1892
The late Car also leaves two sstsrs;--
MARIA, Pouloyna, Dowaser Grand Duchs.s Of s,re
Weimsr and ANA, Pauiovns, widow of william r. King
Alo sister. .in.law--HulSA Paulovna widow OF the
Grsbd DaIs hchset and daughter Of the late Prince
Paul Of wuIteml.g This lsdy's daughter, the Grand
Duchess catherine Mchaeovnn, II married 70 tn. Duke
George of Meeklenbury S=relitx.
berlin, March % Correspondence of London Times
At the time Of the Emperor's falling III tine Crown
Prince Alexander, the present Emperor he only
son present in st. PeUrsburs but the GRIND Duke
stantne was summoned BY Telegraph and by courier
and srTcd in TINA 20 bis father alive. Ia the pre-
sencs Of both Of them the Emperor made over 70 his
eldest the imperial throne aud tho Duke Con
stantns vowed 70 b. the future Emperor Grst subject
As coon az tho news Of the Emperor death becs
in the circles o the Court the various dgnres Of the
empire bastened IN dsmsy 10 visit the death bel The
Cgar.yftsch this occasion declared his intention 10
enter on be government Of ths empire the presence
Of the ministers md the Estates, and imae-
9lately pToc.aimed Emperor under the name OF
Alexander II. The afternoon the estates OF
the empire and the military stationed in n,
Pc2nsour did homage; and at council hed under the
brehoPrcy Wtbe new Emperor, II was resolved in
any way 70 interrupt the course u the conduct
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