The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

7he enemy has been crivsn back trom the coasts Of
Siberia and trcm ,hcee OF the White Ses, well es fro
the rampaIs Of Swesborg the herC defeoos for eleven
months Of the fortfcAtons Of the south sioe Of Sch
toPo erected in the face of and under .he FIRE Of .he
asssisnts. vii bs landed down &s rssord to the
In Asia after the glorious victories Of the two pre-.
ceeibg campaigns, Kars ccmpetlec TO surrender
with its garrison forming the whce army OF
Ana ia al the elite Of the TuIl troops sent re-
iev6 the place compelled to retreat Nevertheless
~ the iOrenetrsble and decHees Of Providence
Ws soys M he our and 10 os. ss
all Russs and which realized he objects of .hs
The future on and the privileges ct AL the Chris
tans in the Vast her cefot h guaranteed The Sultan
len My gDizes Lem and consequent upon this
81 justice the Ottoman empire enters into rae family of
Russians, your efforts and your sacrifices have not
been in vain. great work hes been accomplished, al
by other and unforeseen means and We may now
with qret coDsceL put end 10 those eforts and
to those sacrRces BY rest ring to our dear country the
iEassmsbs blessings of 10 hasten the coaciuston
the very eea c bite views projects which nigh
be attributed u.s. have consented to the adoption OF
isicn ot our ships Il war with those Of turkey ia ts
Black Sea, and 70 the establishmsnt OF frontier
ire in tie southern part Of Bessarsb nearest to tho
Danube.
The concessions great when put In comparison
with the charges Of prolonged war, ana the advantages
tnies of which has pleased I'd to ntrusl to as May
all those advantages be obtained BY efforts united to
the Almighty. who has always protested Russia it's In
erna organization bs consolidated and perfected May
justice and clemsncy preside over its judgmsntsmaT
he AGvaDcenaen ot ctvtzaa Rra OF all useful activity
spread with renewed forcesnd may every enjoy in
peace the fruits Of his labor under the protection Of laws
equally just and watchful for ali Fnauy-and this is
the most in portan and mos. ardent Of our horss-msy
the autary light Ct faith, BY enghenrg the mind and
STRENGTHENING the heart maintain and improve more and
that social morality which is tbs surest pie Of
Given At St. Petersburg the 10th slst of March 1885,
aud in the second year Of our reign, ALEXANDEE.
ICorIespoudence of the London Tmesl
BERLIN, April 9, 1866.
TRUST that have been more in acvaree Of London
sion Of merchant vessels Of Western Powers to Rus
sian ports than with that Of the day before
sian produce which appssrs have been known in
don on Friday evening, within q few hours Of its
nouncsmsnt on Change in St. Petersburg. The form in
which the above mentioned recent reached
Xongsberg BY telegraph is as fellows =
-. 1,, v,,,.- ;, g.! Psg.asngae TER m April lssS.
ssns n s
western Powers WI Lssssssh Ss ySss' R1sdss
ports and the Russian flag unim eded avsstion
This despatch I'd rot anive In Konigsbsrg TIL twenty
four hours atr was presented ct the telegraph station
dispatches the Russian government forwarding at
the time The circumstance that private dispatches
ncuncing the repeal Of the prohibition Ct exports we're
the day before forwarded to London 50 promptly
indeed, forwarded at ALL fhows how -eat yalpe the
Russian government attaches to resuming commercial re-
LatOn6 WITH OLE OF Its best customer.
The text of the imperial peace manifesto has at length
reached US In the Joayad! de ST. Ptery5aGy and trans
ton of 1t probably figures in columns before this
comes to hand. The came post brings letter CON
tAinipg remarks 1t frt . Russisn pen, which
vi possibly be OF interest to your read+rs-
With the manifesto Russia enters upon new era.
Never has RI ssan monarch in frank and convincing
manner expressed hs G.m determination to make the
deyeopement cf his people and country his
cence, yelling He commences, Ike good son,
With defending the memory OF Nicholas from the charge
the attitude OF the nation during the war is praised and
the achievements Of the Russian sgnazed. 1t Is
hen pointed out with unmistakabe satistac lion that
the object Of the war has been at ained "Ihe future
fate and the rights of all the Christians In the East are
now assured, The Sultan recognizes tt solemay, and
in cons usncs o this act of justice the Ottoman empire
enters into the general community OF the States of Eu
rope" Russas exertions and sacrifices were thus not
in and the concessions that have the present
Of future called deeigoated
important in comparison With the burdens OF continued
war and the advantages which the peace pronises This
is, in fact, the pith Of the manifesto
In the face OF programme like this, for tbs working
out of which the young Emperor has already SO much
paved the way Europe will be able to .rsn9oze herself
Observe moreover, that in the whole manifesto thee is
not single word that could be offensive the eaemes
Of the other day. nor sny trace Of an exclusive Wanting
In the be takes the Emperor COLI cdes with the
almost unanimous wish of the whole nation. TIE jour-
for long time in every description of article the
axiom, that It is time for Russia to attain con.
seriousness Of sn her powers to acquire in Its full ex
tent possession Of all the and resources thlt na
ture has bestowed upon her. Far from the fearful
fict hAvlY brought about languor exhaustion one
finds ali sides fresh ard energies. We may ven.
trre to hope a. look for Rard to period OF great
perity for kussiA.
The manifesto itself Is dated March 10 IN. s. slst),
the day following ttat which, 1t appears, the Ea
Ieror arrived in st. Petersburg his return from Hell
singors On the same cay the Emperor returned to
na the Of the arrived On the ooS
Ing day. the 31st, there was parade in front OF tae
Winter Palace, which occasion the populace which
had assembled in great numbers vent to noisy de-
Of joy at the conclusion Of the peac' The
Emperor subsequently took walk along the Ecgis
quay and there accidentally met with Baron Stiegz,
whom be shook cordially BY the hand, and corestu.
lated him en- the arrival Of peace. have met with
no mention Of the having pro .sd the
the contrary find it mentioned that he to do
the I'd of April, on occasion of reviewing much
would have been Inappropriate opportunity for doing
so seeing that the parade takes place annually,
1874 in honor of this anniversary there also grand
Instr concert given, at which the Emperor and
the imperial family were present; the performers
sisted Of 500 reginental musicians and 4s8 v1csss,
among them the singers Of the Opera On occasion OF
the review of 4S Geo men the ID inst and the proca
aud the guns Of the Peter Paul fortress fred The salts
faction OF mmercfal circles is described by other per-
scns not quite so enthusiastic a. the above quoted
respon6ent to be very considerable but the feeling In
tie upper circles is said to be less warm BY far in its IA
vor
Sme sensation naB Deen caused IN the Russian capital
by Admiral Metin having been sum noned thther from
Nicolae 1t Is presumed that his presence Is required
IN with the preparations about to be aie in
Nicoaef for carrying out the stpuatons of the treaty
OF peace.
Private letters from st. Petersburg mention positively
Prince Gortscbako, the late Minister at Vienna will
turn to hts former post at Stutgard the sub
ect is arranged for his assistance has been
qured st S' Pc ersburg, while, the other hand Aus
trAn papers hold out that hts future post will bs kome
1hs present of Russia at Stuttgart Stats
rath Won Tit fl will it is expected be sent to London,
uo~ VNv~ tO Dars.
the Master Of the Ceremonies in the household OF the
Dowager Empress has set of to Fencs foe the purpose
of making arrangements for her stay there during the
autumn. N. &c Fonton, 1t is expected will return to
Venra and take the management Of the business Of the
embassy there, though only Professionally.
concoIdat between Russia and Rome Is spoken of as
very shcrtly to appear
Frs IN the London Times, April Ill
The Emperor Alexander has issued his manifest, on
the conclusion Ct the 1t is hardly necessary to
c,iticse strictly such document. Even nations
advanced than the Russians i'll bear to ackn
cefeaf that thev have deserved dasoafad