The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

seemed about 33, not pretty, but with yerv sgea, az
preston Of countenance The differs from thai
OF the Catholic Sisters OF Charity In this especsy at
the hair Of the Greek nuns head visible ia fco,, ~
the whine bands which bound her head under the bac
cut, or rather cowl kaselbeck, the Caucasian nanL
the professor OF the Georgian language u the st. Pstars
burg University, also board aud there were many
seemed about % was blazing pA With crosses hs
been with the Grand Duke Nicholas in sebastopoI
II was Prince Gagarin, son OF the director Of
the theatre at 81. Petersburg Ir this goodly com.
psny, we made our return trip, which occupied little bet
ter than hour The Empress mothers arrival at Pc
erhon before we re-embarked had made the place alive
with equipages and cavalry rolling and galoong along
It's shacy The Dov ager Empress looks faded;
but am told she is health itself compared with what
she appeared when leaving Russia after her great se
reayemen and the dark going down Of Nicholas once
Before starting PeerhoG attended the high mass
OF the Catholic church. where, as the fee OF the
Emperor Napoleon the Third 1.-THE Feast of the ASSUME
on) the whole diplomatic body and vast of
persons assisted The whole church was III up with gor
geous uniforms and jeweled dresses saw 81 de Morny
me Vcomtes dc PEsplne and Simeon, The Comics JOa
chm Mura and Lavactte, Earl aud Countess Granville
Lore Ward the Marquis of stafford the Earlof Dalkeih
clan lace OF Prince Paul Eserhazy and what produced a
similar eneet TIE swarhy lneaments of the Greek Am
bishop gave the benodiction after mass
me post made up at 10 A. NJ the -eore cannot add
Duke of Odenbarg ran away with the time had intended
TO devote TO this now hurried and abridged letter. The
IN marriage TO was
rated rom nm IN divorce The mother, Countess -,
not received at Court Were she al Moscow during the
coronation how could the wife Of the Governor remain
unlimited? The scandal would be great; the case was
delicate. How is il arrangeds Why, decree of the EN-
- is most anxious to travel sbtoad, his Majesty
gracousy permits her to do forthwith She thanks bis
Majesty, choking with rage and her friends choke with
regret laughter they wish her good bye believe
the permission extends to the daughter There was
much spoken Of lecture on phiology last evening" by
The official programme Of the ceremonial to be observed
at the coming coronation at Moscow is divided into five
mfr into thap als
Petrowski. 2. The public proclamation, which will be
made to the people for three days previous to the
censon, in which the ceremony will take place A. The
coronation ITSELF and this the longest Of all the parts
the Cars, the Kremln. In this saloon there will be
ball gwen also in the Alexander saloon Alexan
at the palace, estal performances at the theatre,
ieasting and other entertain nents for the people, and
The entrance into Moscow will be preceded by signal
Of nine guns, and will be accompanied by the ringing or
rather striking OF the bells of the Ca hedra tn Assem-
sion The procession itself will consist Of squadron
and a squadron Of the Coesa,ks OF the Guard; the
representatives. Of the high nobility, two and two
horseback and in uniform headed by the Marshal OF tho
nobility OF the circle Of Moscow, and delegates
from the different Asatic tribes or peupi,des
subject the Russian sceptre two and two on horse
back the Emperor on horseback, followed by the Minis
tapt General general Ia sae and one adat.nt an
duty the Grand Dukes with the exception of the Grand
Duke wiadmer Alexsndrowishl, Prince Nicholas Of
princes, all on horseback; and after Them come all the
generals and adutants also horseback The Empress
mother then follows In gilded carriage of etate sur
mounted by an imperial crown and drawn by eight
horses each led BY groom then the regnng Empress,
with the Grand Duke Vladimir in similar CARR ,ge fol-
lowed by the Grand Ducheses and the Princess Of Oden
burg As soon the Emperor enters Moscow seventy
guns fired; wnen their Majesties the Cathc
dral OF the Ascension eighty five guns salute them At
the Kremin they receiued by the clergy. The first
Marshal OF the Coronation and the members OF the comp
tor OF the Palace hand the Emperor bread and SALT and
while this is going on l0l guns fired. The whole day
long the bells peal and in the evening there Is to be H.
Elimination.
The proclamation be read at thirty Ave diaeren.
places gates, bridges, &c, in Moscow, and distributed
among the people Its general sense Is follows
The Emperor Alexander Nlco!ajowisch who mounted
the throne OF bis fathers that his coronation
month Of August (sep ~ and that his consor shall par
tcpae in H. IL then enioins the subeets that aus.
pcous day 10 mpore the blessing Of heaven ON tie En-
peror's reign and specially TO pray peace and
tranquility may abide in the empire Tho day
q the coronation Is announced to the foreign Am
bassadors by masters OF the ceremonies in state
carriages. In the Church Of the Ascension the
throne Of the Car Johann III the conqueror OF Nov
Tariars, pacei for the Emperor and for the reign
ne Empress placed that Of the CIR Michael Fedora
wi,scb (he first OF the house OF RomAno ON right
Of the Imperors throne there placed for the Empress
other canopy with the throne Of the Gar Alexis Nj
chaeowtsch the father Of Peter the Great These
have never yet been used for this purpose Al seven
o'clock on the morning OF the day OF the coronation 81
guns will be fred The Empress mother, wearing the
imperial mantle and her crown her head. repairs
The cathedral with the Grand Duke, heir to the throne
0l guns will Indicate the conclusion OF the and
anoinment Before the commencement of the entertain
ment In the Granowaja Psata the Minister OF Fin,ncc
hands 10 the two Expresses the struck In com
memnraton of the coronation and employees attached 10
that department distribute them present both
sexes The table for the imperial family and foreign
Princes laid part Of the palace called Tdise or
chamber. For three days after the coronation
there 10 be bells peaing all day, umnauons In
the evening" and on one Of the days there vii. be small
money distributed TO the people nj twenty different
as they come out OF church.
TIE CENSUS OF THE PuSyAUB.-The results of
quires in the Purjaub. Each succeeding enumeration
seems TO exceed It's predecessor In numbers and shows
that difficult 10 make full return OF all the inha-
hants and that many persons escape enumeration while
AZ the same time population may be gradually increasing
,aniy overratcd that " there be any error Is on
The side OF deficiency and not Of excess and that proba
bly, each successive &C. s census VIII show an Of
5552 s7s only Hindoos, while the Mahometans mum.
Der 1864 si7 dbpoporton mot probably to be found
any other provinces In lndia.f but still
dered at, considering the proximity OF than
Mshometan kingdom made the PunJaub for centuries,
abiding place for the Hindoos This dispropofi,on Ia,
however really greater than appears In these returns
Tor the skis IN the census included with and unds-
tpguished from the Hindoos, grave oversight having
been comuitcd In ncgecting 10 take sepa.
rately en.merate the Khasa log The present ratio OF
Hndoos 10 Mahometans In the Punjaub 10 l31; In
the northwestern provinces IL Sos 10 L. Tho pro-
portion Of sericulturists the total population dewn
provinces Is a. In The northwest provinces the per
Of males the total population Is 53.s; 10 tho
as The prevalence Of niancde in former years ana tho
rte care bestowed by natives on female children would
lead anticipate The total number OF vii
lagos 10 The funaub territories is set down al Is $40
OF these 20 40 contain lees than 900 nhabltsnts
AHA less than 5000 " less than 10 coo; while
thrte boast populations above $4,000. The three
latter are-Amrzur, 1s2 1874 Lahore, A1l3, and
Pestawur, 1925 umballah i set down q, ee2;
bCdiarah, 4T191; Julunder, % Az; Seekotc, 1895
Wrzeerabad. 1855; Moolan, 2i,e53; Dhsrie Chaxee
Khan 5 500: Dharie Ismso Khan, "a 0ef In AL cases
exclusive with the exception Of Mooltan Of the popua
items Of the cantonments The number OF villages 90 40
the average number OF Inhabitants In each being 40
The average number OF inmates to each house. OF which
there is total OF 26ot Asa set down for the British
Pupiaub territories lt 3d. being less than In the north
western provinces, where II ~ Is3 In regard 10
Of the most prominent features OF census. namely,
tse relsive density otherwise OF the population
viii be that the punaub the average stands
nj 1880 persons per Square mile. This may be fair
average. compared with many European countries;
but shows spare rather than dense population for
india. In the northwestern provinces there 40
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