The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-23

appearance imposing energy than just now wears
for according 70 all accounts, he suffers very much from
the fatigue that his present position entails upon him
have him again day twice A. no was returning
from the hreuzberg and shortly after he going
again 70 fotsdam On each occasion he WAS seated in
tne corner OF an open barouche in the with
ms brother Michael in the other with his adutant seated
on nus right side and somewhat forward TO receive
and return the saiues OF the people The object Of the
Emperor seemed TO be gain little time and rest for
himself by escaping unnotced and unrecognize and in
by far the majority OF he successful and
long after that unosteniaos young officer of ancers had
driven by the people remained standing and gaping for
the Emperor On each occasion he was attended simply
by two mounted policemen, clear the way, and fol-
lowed BY another open carriage with MS adutans ana
ATTENDANTS but with no guard Of honor or escort.
The Grand Duke Michael is a good looking and appa-
renty good HUNDRED youth OF "a IS who seems be
as constant TO his uniform of the Prusan 4th Huzzars
his elder brother TO that OF the Iancers. The Grand
visit 10 Baron Manteufel.
Count Nesselrode left here to-day for Kissingen
whittier he gone to take the benefit of the waters The
Emperor held Cabinet council here last Saturday at the
hotel Of the Russian Embassy.
In various Paris letters observe mentioned that this
ls Of the Emperor OF Russia this Court looked
political demonstration against the triple treaty Of April
D. There IS very little ground for this idea far
see, Of the state Of affairs The real nature of the
Visit that of private and family event The presence
$50 many distinguished persons here at the same time
rises from the circumstance the navigation the Bay
FINLAND having been eopencd just at the time that
he Empress paying her visit here which of itself
connection with the Emperor's visit to Warsaw, in
olved tlc atters coming here just now, If he was TO
ONE at all.
by their weakness, neutrality Prussia early
stage declared her intention OF being any way drag
ged into the FOR the sake of Turkey and subsequently
observed passive military attitude perfectly consistent
Austria the other hand after dsbanding her troops,
declaring her rolicy 10 be neutral puts her army
war footing and threatens diversion in Russas
soon as she opening for herself in the Danuban
Princpaes. This IL tho real offence against Russia;
the treaty Of April Is has great offence in the eye.
Russia qucdd Austria because very evident that the
latter only entered into IT, with IL remote contingency of
war because binding peace had just been signed in the
way she concluded with the Western Powers the
empty, hollow but much Wanted treaty OF December 2
1854 only because she had had the official of
Prince Gortsclakof on November % that the Emperor
had accc, ted the -Four Points THAI the GOODNESS between
the two Courts i considerable cannot be doubted;
Emperor OF Russia has visited Warsaw within the memory
of living without the Emperor Archduke of
Austria giving him the meeting there; this last
SION however, there was nothing OF the Sort were
any Austs sent here 10 participate in the greeting that
Prussia has offered 10 the young Emperor The nature of
this political demonstration il this-that is an exhibit
ton of the most intimate family ana friendly relations to
the Court OF Prussia al the time when the relations TO the
Court of Austria have fallen TO the of GOODNESS Fur
Their than this goes believe il would be incorrect to call
1t political demonstration.