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

The world has ths addition Of Greeks ArnsnAns
Iartsrs and Orcassians to the Russian empire the
| real resnit Of contests commenced rominsuy in BE-
late ccmplicatons Nicholas although he did not look
foE war, was fully sansuins Of success and solid i'd
,.ntss he ss oSsh that Turkey vas exhausted
Aushia he had bene6tted. and Prussia he hAd ruled
shTopsh her king His armies had forty before
mute discipline could effect had been employed to perfect
them since that ,ims The provinces witch he sought
ths rect Of TuIsey BY great river and guarded towards
the EAs. BY strongest taresses He the
i ths
distance He, therefore, took the fatal step which
s mt s.s sns
him bIoken hearted to the grave Never, indeed,
sa mon,,oh q, ~ suffer 80 sreed the penalty o.
oithhty years were lest oacs. Evsr tho old isii
mists Of Europe whose respec. he valued most highly,
lu Of tie struggle before sebastopo he passed the
world Re had Itt political &ckeles. arnorg the states
eIOpsh 70 tell him Of their disquiet aud their fears
50 little can Alexander justify even TO Russians the
him to Iaa,s his fathers misdeeds, and the may
be said Of his attempts to depIeciae of the
people showed worthy defenders Of tasi1
couNry during erritle conflict. "The enemy" he 90
serves "hss tee1 aai7en hack from the Of ssss.
may Be provoked remark that we we're not rspulssi
all that orr mortsrs could reach and all that rendered
TIE place worth holding When the British Admiral .,
ferded no,hrg but smoking -urs. I. may also to OBJ
served that nothing but the ice the WIte Sea com
Il the first attack on Peyopaucvski ifee the victorious
enemy instead Of waiting rensved attack, demolished
bis own town ana hid his feet on shore The Allied
CT Acct they have compelled the abardonmsn. Of
every Circassian fort; they have twice had Odessa
KinSuIn; the whole Russian aest in the Black
Sea- Go.n to steamtugs and gupboat is destroyed In
Crcnstadt AZ the Russian aeet every day brayed
By small advanced squadron Of Bfitish vessels These
ITt camshon that Of or arch speaking to bis people
and their seir gs ere scotbed BY mig down OF
painful facts they are we!csrne to the opiats.
We may with more plea sure turn to the future. The
Car declares that ne has consented to naval Emita.
tons and territorial changes to dispel the very eea
of ambitious views projects which might b. atri
bued to us." He speaks Of the advantsges prorased
By the tranquility Of the empire, and the desties
e,ey words of course they indicate purpose ct
least pIearce CT favoting fer the future the
improvement Of what has been gained rather than by
acquisition Of more We viii not at present cistrust
and his ieers have rsaec.ed the disasters Of the
State that they have recognized how impossible it Is Tor
sc empire in this sge 10 .rampe the rights Of any
timber tt the European community; how vulnerable
their own territory is in spite Of its vast extent its
pataiess sotuces ard is d.saIy climate If the EN-
E. a h ~
which his father established by thirty yesrs Of tell \.
nay be however that sovereign at st. Petersburg may
mears necessary for their accomplishment. He may
se for strength in the devsle Of agriculture the
birth OF nuacures, the working Of Mines the con
strucicn OF railroads canals and ielegrspbs He may
oos these peaceful works as ths sures basis Of nt-
viii diaappont him. By giving his SUBJECTS tie spplt
ances OF domestic progress he will destroy the warEke
instincts Of semi bslbsrous race Tho mora he lasots
TO make his copnIy IcE and powerful The more uEw
M Ill he hnd 10 the people to use tn cir wealth and
tor the purpose Of aggression Whether it
S. stoce to see in ii. The ot mss.rs
eDterrIe and Interval Improvement confident thar,
whatever lie the otve the result will be tor the hsppt
Of Russia and the tranquility oi ths world.
sumna,, OF the Peace TTcAty-The Annals
o. Ea10le e and the East.
Att.er from Vienna Of April A. in the Paris G6rstit-
ane relative TO the diplomatic proceedings Of the Con-
Notwhs, snt'ng the nany scrms,ities which have to
be goie through relative to the treaty OF peace the ra
feacns Ct A.stIA eill rsash ra:a atcut he 18th
18TH Count Buol viii leave to BARON Eubner the care
exchanging the ra6cators and will leave Paris about
the cOth TO return the eues Of his department nere
The form of the instrument CT peace signed q. Paris
the dcunent there aIe inserted on the cre hand all
tie arcier to the rumber Of thic3tIrr taken we'll
f.om the particular conventions as from the prelimna
ries signed with As at Vienna the 1st of February
last ard which represent European interests; and the
other as snrexes and haYing the force and value
as the articles the particular conventions in eer,o the
articles ar d the annexes cnly forming work. Al
though uniting in the accom- plishment OF the commos
work the CONTRACTING Power do not Al ali ia the
same dfgree in The settlement o hs Ore nts compca
Sons nee tha necassitv ~ dsvs,nrr hv ~ nar
tculsr nven,iona c.rtair IeunIat;ons or tha raace
either To sat forth fbe snecia Claims of the
parties or to give faer satsfsction to the interests
which esth uary "a AZ xlous to prtect It thus taa
Court Of Russia has sways pre- posed to sign direct
with The Porte the fxino the nnmhes ~ Ii0nt
vessels which the two States havirr TERRITORY on the
Black ses tha have right to kesp for the service Of
their coasts That convention in sset only bears the
Signatures of the Russian and Turkish
In the man er in the convention in yittue Of vhch
Russia is nterdicted either fcom ne toe sIands OF
Aand or repairing the fortifcstions Of Rsmarsund
which were DESTROYED by the allied fleets France and
England alone are the e0ppr parties for the spe.i,I
reason that the Western Pc Ners by means OF ant
treaty have taken on themselves to guarantee the u.
tegiy the Swedo norwegian monarchy. They there.
FORE possess for the settlement Of that Question legal
title which the great German Powers and sill less Tur.
kew and Sard MIA cannot produce In TIE face of Russ