New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03
RUSSIA.

tSrSsio1ssAee' A'' RrRtIs, Feb. 10, 1885.
The I.cal.de has Published m detail the rsPor POT
drawn no by Admiral Gssenapp a. TO the pulsa ana
con- truction of the row gun oosis DO" 10 oSn' 90
in Russa. In the eogrse OF his dessnPt'o" a.
h,ongh, acquainted with the new weapons tnse VIZ
RrsTssns have had made for the purpose OF repenng
boarding attacks They are represented ss cosss'A
of an iFsn lance, about seven ieet long, snu ~
cast-irou-the massive head Of which reseHlO..s
pineapple, and like it oeset WIN ;S.J wh
from thirty TO forty lances and from fifteen 10 twenty
mac. in The management OF which the I'm: are su
10 possess crest skill. From this descnPoon, auc-
naces would appear TO resembe tue D'OI - :.
stl in use with the wstchmen in Sweden, ana Win quo
Of which the Marquis Of Waterford some nfeen years
hack came ipconv enienty into close contact
The Minister of War, Prince Dolgoroukl, announcer
the same day Prince Paskewteh Died, 'hat "a. E t
peror had ordered the obsequles Oh the leceaSeu "
observed with appropriate honors These lstter sPr
near 70 have been in conformity with the intentions Vi
he late Emperor almost the honors due 70 menoe'
of the Imperial Family, as, for instance, mourning 20
be worn for him by the whole army and aso genera
rnonrping throughout Poland On the 4th inst the re-
rs,s az The decreased were conveyed from the saloon
TO the chapel Of the palace, on when OCCASION tne
clergy the military, and the civh e~P0yetS Vi c1e
state were very numerous in their attendance Inc
co fin itself was carried by the persons OF Ianh
then nr.sent and the lid was borne by officers OF the
Cossack n gment that had formed the frince oou!
guard in his lifetime. After the body had been piaceu
In the chapel. the Archbishop OF Waraw, ArsenIs
na-4ormed n service for the dead. According 10 tne
wish Of the deceased his mortal remains wll De III
tered in the family vault in the Village OF lyanouAa
which lies in the immediate neighborhoo1 OF the
fortress of IvangOrod and will be escorted thither
the entire Co>sack regiment mentioned aVc'Si Pta'
with All pomp in the Church of the Holy lTiny on tue
stb inst Tie procession from the palace to the cnurch
will be divided into ten separate DIVISIONS ana pro
coed through double line of military and be accom-
In he
The Prussian army Col. Won Bose, Capt Won der
Coltz and Lieut. Won Berken had arrived IN W arsaw
for the purpose of being present at the ceremonies on
the part OfAustria Gen. Won Parrot and deputauon
Of officers.
The death Of Prince Pashkicwitch is stated to re-
move the last obstacle that stood in the way OF intro
ducng great changes into the administration OF 'ne
kingdom of Poland; chief feature OF TINS pan ON
which the present Emperor SAID to lay great Sues
is that bis favOrite brother Nicholas, should assume
tie post of ViceIoy from the duties and responsibi,
ties of which however the young Grand Duke Is SAID
to draw back with dfidence and apprehension
new law enacts that tie serts and servants OF the
Court in the Trauscaucasisn provinces shau IN future
nav tax under the or chimney money, TO an
amount half as much again as the pol-taX that hth-
orto existed this regulation offers somewhat con-
elusive evidence, particularly taken IN conuSc
ton with the rescrpt lately addressed to the noDes
nv the Minister Of the Interior assuring them OF the
Emperor intention of maintaining their nights intact
that the Government by 40 means contempates any
repeal Of the existing institution of sedom IN Russia
whatever NAV be the case in Poland.
II il understood here Berlin that the personnel OF
the Russian Embassy in this capital Is soon to be i
creased by the addition of member well versed IN
the mechanical arts whose Office it shall be TO make
himself acquainted with every improvement III
mechanism and the useful arts as fast it appears
and report upon it to his Government. For some
time past the endeavors Of the Russian Government
to improve the manufacturing arts at home have been
made yery evident here by the purchases Of
models that have been made from Prussian mechan-
icans; and one hears the very confident expectation
expressed on many sides, that as soon as peace is
concluded this place will be very richly favored with
Russian orders for engines and machinery The mere
signing of prelminaries ms given rise to great num-
Der of pref aratory inquiries which are looked on as
be sure forerunners of orders.