The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

Muscovus ICED the welcomed and heroic defenders Of
sebasiapol We we're then expecting yeace, And we're
copsolins ourselves with hope Of proitng BY is happy
results. To day peace 10 no longer . hope-,t q .
,ea , ~" sss, u me came eiy Of nosco. vs
beloved monarch the author peace ana 90 mar
other blessings Here also are united the represents
the delegates Of bourg oec Let ga bcr,ore msnsss
In unison the sentiments which feel q The sdvcn. Of
g @ Our sovereign has been
suepf, Without any restriction The Cpivvrvity course
He bss ordered tho revision OF The relations between 20
vernment and commerce. and the revision OF The tarr
which cannot fail 70 quicken industry. All our rea
tons with foreign nations rendered easier. His Ma
Je. nas aso been pkssed 70 au.horiIs the foundaoa q
heir 10 the throne Happy the people and grand ~ To-
ture when 10 princes apply themselves bctmss 70 NE
Of sskfying them Lastly IN NE midst Of Al, shese
events, The "scciety OF Navigation apd Of The Cpr
merce Of The south and Of RUSSIA he's BEEN essabbshs
the aim Of which 70 expedite our relations Win
Europe, and 70 facilitate our exports ana in ,oy1.
Russia has always been able 70 comics. her isufs -
y declare, gentlemen, that In point Of oommerce and
Our merit 81 presen, consists the desire 70 imyrovs
ourselves BY Intelligent practice. facs that n ne
Industrial life OF people certain compese succeas
less easiy obtained By the theoretical preceps o. books
this conac, We acquire eIpsrieuce does, ,sss' ana e.
tabllsh new relations. which 70 be Anianed
because they rest upon common n.ere.- only ssah,s
end, ihe surest means facility and raPd'v Of oonuui
nicaion nh foreign nations The question Of sseaup
boats and railways y n present question 81 human
Interest," because IL BY their that naxious - -
united N ormmuny Of interests and feeiines a assv
nifty. In regard 10 commerce. there exnss emns.t -
the most contradictory opinions ssme sur spssS sss
Chinese wall others Of free trade But BE- osv,a,n ssI
tlemen, that such questions peve resolved ~ ar
iremes their true definitions only result from n in
ternaonal exchange OF ideas When By means a ssesm
shall be able 70 unto ourselves moro oloselv vith
foreign merchants more expert than 90 are n mint
Of industry, and exchange With them our d~sa thss
sha arrive ~ the exact and true dednmou a Tia v~vv
principles OF com merce-a definition which = seeu.
~ interesting 10 the whole Of rurope n NH
then happen that We shall here 10 MOS ov thsroer
TIRE o. The int nal commerce Of Russia - well a. m The
other cities and ports Of the empire Representatives or
the principal commercial houses Of Europs We III aIl
then be able 70 learn every day here Moscow ana A
naed hour the prceres of business In PARA london spd
other places and be able when we s~e asss bed a. now
WIN ,ne ass IN our hands, 10 learn by telegraph the
nesho of our chNdren, Who may be paaced IN foreign
countries IN Russsn houses Of commerce. when I re-
view IN mind all the pregnant consequences which must
soy result 70 nations RON their union by means %
commerce. w Ion based Interests-f cannot
reirsm rem rroposng 70 you gentlemen to- drink, A
once snd unanimously the following sosst ITO Fuvcp~~n
commercs, to ioreen merchants elder brethren m
industry, and 10 my honorable colleagues the merchans
The above was received by the comrsny win bud ara
repeAea bIrHls, inc psssoA~a ~spsaa snce VI u 20.