Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
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RICHMOND wHIG.
INTERESTING FROM RUSSIA

SorE TO LORD rALxKRsroS yRox rHx srssr.x c.a,Sxr
Ber" (AHg. 26) corrsspoai,ses Of TIE LoaSo. TS..,.
The hrs"E Zs~t'@g is informed by correspondent In
London that in the early Of last week Lord Pslusr
ston received note from the Russian Cabinet in which
The eompisints OF the English Governments q to the
manner IN which Russia has carried out the stpu,t.
oi the treaty Of peace ~iih a complete .n..s, Tn.
note is described taking by one each t,t a, hicb
ne hgsn 1overment makes reproach, and in each case
depving IL OF oil ground for complaint equally srmly ard
happily The note then expresses itself general tetms
WITH reference 70 the msirust shown by the Enssh Co
vernment s said in il that Russia concluded peace in
the full hope and expectation that confidence soad fv
and completely return th. expectation hoveyer could
not be otherwise than completely by the dis
more particularly worth notice In the Russian note The
English Government had appears on some occasion de.
esrvd that II could have known beforehand hou Rus..
would have put tie OF peace execution il would
have kept its troops six months longer in the Cruea To
this the Russian Cabinet answers that would Of sf have
put al end TO the peace
Russrss PRESENT
The following letter in the H,a6aro,y Bo,.Aa. fo,,
correspondent IN ST. Petersburg dated 18th inst i.
well worth notice have hitherto found the writer Of n
veil informed and believe that Is correct in its state
ments
1T is affirmed that ths Cabinet has laid down for i,..f
the rule OF ia policy wise moderation and reserve
With reference TO the internal politics VI States of E
rope The recent events M Spain their results par
tcuariy have excited its attention very high pitch
aud meet with universal appreciation at Court similar
acknowledgement has also withheld from the an,
NeapOItan umen. and of
the internal policy Of Denmark IL H. however incorrect
to suppose that this Cabinet has any way
TO the respective Courts its APPRECIATION sapprobation
:" advice This resolution OF the Government which
meets also with the sympathy Of the majority evidenced
in the endeavors il is making maintain good under
standing with France, aud TO consult the CONNER
cal ca interests OF England by modenating the tar6
Frances motives for not prosecuting the war further
men know here how appreciate and NJ de Nor.
ny Lord Granville and Count E-erhazy viii have oppor.
nies OF remlrkng it. IL has produced great satisac-
has fha
render OF kars, and the lighting up afesh the light.
house OH the Isle OF Serpents ground for OF cons-
dence IN this Cabinet All the attempts are in vain To
justify the want OF decacy that England has 10 70
minding Russia at the very when
from her to the coronation about show himself here
that Russian newspapers committed mistake in lsss
when they affirmed that the Black Sea was Russian Sea
DdeHrs the events In the East will in TO way deterio
rate our relations with France and the present
viii avoid AZ that Of Alexander did exciting the H. will
OF England by any adverse have already
taken which evidence the serious intention OF the Goyer
nentt remove all unnecessary obstacles from commerce
a. lar as IL Is possible for GO In this respect need
only point the reduction of the duties on sugar which
lately alarmed manufacturers OF root sugar so x
cessve that the received instructions put stop
to all its discussions about prohibive and protective
systems"
PREPARATIONS FoR THE CORONATION
The diplomatic corps was to leave st. Petersbarg for
Moscow on the 22d by extra train there
IN the evening OF that day the Imperial family was 10
leave the 10th The special To the
coronation are not required by equei make auy Official
visits IN that capacity they send their cards the Mn
ters and other high officials who their part are required
personally TO waIt upon the Ambassador When the lat
ter return these visits they do in plain clothes and not
IN uniform The the day Of the coronation ap-
prodehes the more numerous the departures Mos
COW, so that their aggregate numbers almost to
An emigration. In add ion the numerous strangers
just visiting Moscow the has bees for many
weeks past the focus for operatives all 10 stream
to iron all the surrounding country who fnd theie lust
now superabuudant employ aud double wages Tho
work that just now engrossing all available labor 10
the erection OF scandng for spectators all the IRON the
Petowsk Palace into the This the road by which
the Emperor will make his solemn into the town on the
2sth int On the Chodynsk fields also where there ara
be tables laid for fhe entertainment OF several hundred
thousand persons there large numbers scaodngs
and stands being erected for spectators prefer
from distance the motley throng that may be expec
ted TO- take part in the diversions prepared for them there
All the church steepes already decorated surroun
ded with framework for tie Illumination In the market
place there triumpha arches erected in skeleton wal
ting for the foliage and garlands that subsequently to
decorate them and all the houses have been renovated
and have put the best face upon In the enyirons
the troops encamped and when the large surface COW
cred with tents looked down upon from an smnence
the country bereabouts looks though covered With
snow, with patches Of black composed Of the uncovered
earth showing through The price for single window
to see the coronation procession by vary from
| $50 to 200 silver roubes.