The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25


ed by female figure, who aioes hsr,sn into the
arms OF him VII, saved her. The j,wnal informs
thst the Emperor thanks the nobility OF Esthonia
the food of the troops in that provnce In order that
you should the better appreciate the Importance OF tins
publication and The gift You must bear in mind that these
troops belong In great part to the Imperial Gaard which
10 best fed corps in the service. What them is the
Of food given TO the troops Of tue ns in garrison 100
me the ioliowI fact:-.whe passing he las. summer
at Riga at . PERSONS house which An soldiers were
beted who were employed the works the fortress
heard day Of these offering his ration OF
sweetmeats for sale. The offer received vi h laugh
ter At the deA Of such deicaces being furnished to the
sociers by the The soldbr was desired
show and unfolding his military ciosS be exhibited 70
The eyes Of all piece Of bread black tar and mixed
win ashes and sand and said, ironically, Here
hy-snders gave hm some kopecks, which he received
lowing to the earth.
THE NEXT CAMPAIGN-MLITARY REGULATION.
lCCrrespon. o. LOndOn tirea.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 20, 1885.
The momentous deibera which have been
here for the purpose Of ting the plan Of the utue
campaign ny he looked on closed. 1. is pa
sumption for which, however, ! have very excellent
grounds, that IL is intended in case another campaign
md the entire power Of resistance other
points il il little overlooked here probably 10 the
rest Of Europe that the of the Allies for spring
poiI to euovsl If he theatre OF We beseve
hat quite sab rosa removal Of the theatre Of VAT is being
areacy prepared for, and that portion Of the tr,o
the CriMea have aTeaoy received orders to
wards upon The great central army w6a the snaae
time another por ion ia destined reinforce the rop
il The Caucasus. According to all that can hear, it
aao to be inter died. with the greatest rgy and
in Of this winter fory IS far 1t pos
sibe the ertire north coast o. the Bay m Finland from
Abo up Wyborg behind these lines TO concentrate
The elite of be troops viz.-thiee divisions Of Guards
and tie la naptry corps, to be prepared for any
attempts that might be made on this side with prooa
bic view to attack on The ca pitsl
These resolutions which spoken OF freely and open
~ in circles hict at other times seldom trouble hem
sev,s with the political plans Of TIE government pro
p1n well
the population holding oat they 10 the near pros sect
Of having the whole Gin Ct war In our nearest neigh
borbood.
since The return of the Emperor from the Crimea
Igt degree severity evide in the treatment
Of all persons who in any way have been guilty Of
want integrity in the aty administration, that
one led conclusion that the personal observa
,irns maoe by bis Majesty during his late tip must have
hsc guilty Of populations in his capacity Of
of the military pita at Kownc, has been deprived of
his rank lis orders and his nobility and degraded to the
RAMS. Lieutenant General Zadonski, whose was
frequen y mentioned in connection with the capture
the fortress OF knburn, is dead; and certain mystic
rous obcuriy to envelope the circumstances a.
fencing his cesth which have not been able to
trxte. Lieutenant General Suchosanet, who also
summoned hiber to attend the great military council
has already set of from here ON his return to the
Crnnea.
TERMINATION OF TIE GRAND COUNCIL OF WAR IN
ST. PETERSBURG OFFICIAL PRoMorIoNs-THE Ma
VAL SERVICE.
Correspondence Of the London News]
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3, 1856.
The great council OF concluded, and from what
has rrspsrred the subject it appears that the Rus
sian tactics for the approaching campaign have under
gone important notifications Various orders sent
off headquarters would to indicate the resolu
to abandon the Crimes alt gether for part of the
troops directed to march to the Caucasus reinforce
the corps of General Mouravie whilst others have
ders to join the grand army OF the CENTRE under General
Paniutine.
There can be doubt that the Russians fully expect
the spring the south to the Battle and
maxi for vigorous defence Of their line OF coast
notwithstanding the RENE severity Of the winter
ORDERS have given for the immediate erection Of
chain Of ,r,catons the northern coast The Gulf
OF Finland, extending from Abo up to Wyborg
Behind this line the crack troops are 70 be con ,enraed
namely, three divisions OF the Imperial Guard and the
first Infantry to be prepared 10 sustain the
first shock that may be made by the enemy in that quar-
ter with the view Of possibly marching to St. Petersburg
The successor Of Prisy Coupci!or Labensky has not
yet been appointed It is generally expected that NJ de
Fonton will receive the appointment which il one Of
great i'm .ortsnce, the holder must necessarily be in
the most unlimited confidence both Of the Emperor and
Coun, Nesserode. NJ de FOnop is ciponatis OF cat
experience bavng been formerly employed in the Rus
sian assies at Pais Vienna and Coustantinople and
atteIy at the head OF the mission to the Court OF
Hanover from whence he was lately recalled 70 uneer
take, professionally, the duties OF IA. de Lsbensky who
eied suddenly a couple Of months since.
Colonei Furnhjem, formerly aide decamp Of General
Roisco, commandment of the Alamo Islands and who had
been eved since the capture Of BoUarsupd has
b Ieinstated in the mpeia favor and Is appointed
military Governor If a Province In Finland After
audience Of the Gar he left this city yesterday hs
seat Of government. He is native or Finland Sad
well acquainted with the resources and requirements OF
that grand ou,hy
The late CT cuar Of the High Admiral Grand Duke Con-
stantne TO the naval departments not to suppress the
uth in cal returns endeavor TO conceal defects
and il a. very well as far a. 1t goes, bat
is generally expected will have no benefc-l practical
result Every branch of the administration Is carried
in the same way and one short of q second Her
cules would be able to clear this Augean stable. The
whole system must, moreover be changed; for it is
quite ridiculous It expect officer OF rank TO live
expensive style on pittance of salary in many in
stances not amounting to more than fl0O year.
Every day brings light fresh instances If peculaton
and franz amongst officials OF rank. Thus ind in
this days number Of the Marine Journal the Of
a msr tia held on intei dart or storekeeper
general Of the navy by which he degraded to the
OF The sailors or proved coanivance in the fall
sfcation of cocuents and purposely making incorrec
returns Of stores on hand and received by him."
ADDRESS TO THE GAR FROM MOSCOW.
The Emperor having rect lived address OF copgratla
ton from the inhabitants Of Moscow replied follows to
the Governor OF that ci'y:-
AUNT Arsene Anarec.visch-Iti is with sincere salts
faction that have received your letter of the 18th OF
Deem Der. 1t is pleasure TO TO thank ycu aIso
which you express me- and which very dear parents
ALEXANDER
LETTER FROM THE EMPRESS.
The Journal oe ST. PetexLo,g of the 30 inst, published
the following letter from the Impress Marie Mexanrovna
to Count Michel Welhorsk -
Count Michel the generous
senmeD which d your son 10 express the desice TO 60
TO the aid Of the suffering among our brave soldiers
in This sacred work. the accomplishment Of my views and
int, ntions.
Count wielhorsk Matuschkrne compile ely justified my
choice and my confidence by wise and indie
atigable activity which were med in the MIDST OF in
cessant abcrs 70 his fee ings OF humanity and ardent
zeal Thousands Of wounded thousands Of mourn
ing families have BILE ssed and still bless the attentions
full OF humanity und Christian sentiment which your
avishd upon them 1t gave me pleasu 70 thinE tnat
HE reu TO st. Petersburg should have the heart
felt joy Of expressing to him siocere gra tude for his
ssouous aoors and for having well OWNED wish
es, and arIed them out with much snocess tie mad
al eady worthy received testimony of the high salts
action Of his Majesty the Emperor at the period OF his
visit TO The Crimea-
The Most high has otherwise ordained II s with
keen that have learned the premature and
expected death n your appreciate the extent OF
your grief am unable 70 express the interest and
sympathy with which IL inspires one consolation
mains to your sorroS-it il the sweet thought tina,
your son, in his short has known how distn
guh hims If by useful ACTIVITY 10 The performance Of
mis- professional aud that Divine has anted
him end that every Christian may envy.
DEPRIVED Of the ssiscton Of exp essng my thankful.
ness 70 your sen himself 1t is In his and
b.ance OF hin hat address yself Is you. 1t in
the paterny In example OF the family that