The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-11

cs Iyn.e RUSSIA snau DO Invited, when Peace nsaes
The btl'icre~t Poprs reserve 10 armssve; fAe roh
eisth opE7tasns to them Of producing E1rorean IN
ter ec'ds conditions over and atevc ne four 0sarassss
THE CARS REFUSAL TO ACCEPT THE
. PROPOSALS. sg I'D
The Csar's first impulse, as t seems, 70 reject
them. This ia the statemsn. Of that vel informed paper
the London Post On January "A. 1t say,:-
We etsts with audience that the Rssdss repy 70
tse Au-tria. Wtinatu has besa received ct viensa.
viz he .'Iscuasa.ion Of her fsonsier vi \ Turksy'
Ses 30 Itjec the az proposal ~ which Iish. q
producing special coDdi ns = reserved TO TIL. nsssat
lowers. sno In write u which they wosA demand the
eresetn ent Lot 70 rebai]o BSnarsand. - an. .e
RIess accepts the rest ~ tho ulantAfuN, ineuitnS
the neuEsnzsson Of the black Bee, win aoaze N q H.
IL exchange or thu strong and territories ooou
P'd BY the aes russia p opposes 70 ,estsse g IN. pos
Ears ard the teri Dries has from Turkey In Aa
10 Il Q las ca0paign. IS lTe aA5 a4 tFe3-
We fsve reason % believe that Ausrs teeps hsr faith
with and Will receive this counter proposition.
Austria however, g,ves .he Cssins. o. IS Pstsssuzg
the beDea. OF The ume she had already alcwet and
te1bsxy her acceptance REJECTION, wuhuus o,aoi-
htne, o the AUSTRIAN uinasatxns
If husss sfuse, OF If hat Date sheh nat sseeptcA
The Austrian UifndtOm pvr simple" u0rnt Esc rhAzy
hrs instIuo ions - sitbdIAw from st Petersburg.
On second thoughts, however, the public is awsrs
the Car accepted these propositions basis Of nesoi
alton. ss
ANlMUB OF The BELLIGERENT SOVE.
REIGNS.
THE GEAR ALHxANDBR,
On his accession, Issued tre following manifesto TO
plsin his purposes ard policy
By the grace of God, We, Alexander H.. Emperor and
Tc ali our faithful subjects make kn,wn IS fci,,s::-
II as plessed tie Almighty, IN hts ioscfuabe des,gus
inaic al blow Is terrible - il pscs
Ahcr short bat ferious iltoess which during
last few dsys ce.lored lte WITH urhesro q rseioiy,
our Ne teiose' ietna.. de Emperor Nicholas Peuo-
grief. which VII be that Of Ill Cur faithful
jects.
We, submitting with resignation to the inpene.rs.
bic views Of Divine PrOvi ence, only for oonsola
tcn in 1t ana only look to Is alone Ger the streng
necessary TO support the load which has
well relvei parent whoee loss We denl ne devoted "a
bis efforts and every moment Of bu lite to the lao
also, It iris painful but soleru meat Ia
ascending hereditary throne OF the empire kussa
as we'd Is OF .he ainsoSm OF Poland ssa n tho &C.
the ocs If the invisible God always present
te Solemn engagement TO have any other object
oenoe which has ca led to this high misspn ge.nt
thu, through lis guioaB.e and protection In.,
sodse Russia the hgtsst degree of powe ana glory
that BY may be accom- pished the views and de-
sies Of our iusIi us predecessors, Peter Catha ioe
Alsxa der the webelcved, and august sthsr OF
pertshs be ynemIry
BY their tried zeal by their prayers united with our
before the affairs of the Noet bgh beloved sub
u,
ordering them at the time to lake oetn Of dde
ty to u.s. IS we'll heir, his Imperial Highuess
the Cesai evitcb Grand Duke Nicho4as Aexsnarovich
Gwen 1t ST. Petersburgh, this "a day # March, 1896,
and the first OF our reign ALEXANDER.
OFFICIAL EXPOSITION OF ALExANDER's VIEWS.
This was further xplained in diplomatic crcuA- of
Eesselrods's at ths came time
ST. PETERSBURG Feb. %, 1855.
Ny despatch ofthe 18th Of February will have informed
you OF the accession to the throne of a. NJ Aexander H.
had at the same de the honor OF transmit 7ng the
imperial manifesto published the FIRST day tho reign
This document expresses the profound couvissn With
which H. recognizes the Importance Of the duties he is
called upon TO fulfil. ,.s4r f.tla t1
derce in the midst OF events we'll calculated to test the
greatness Of bis courage On ascending che throne Of his
such The annals Of her history have never before pre-
sen'ed at the commencement Of regn.
ouraugust sovereign in full confidence on he Almighty,
accepts this trial with sentiment Of reliance inspired By
the unshAken devotednes Of his people, and with the
elous respect due to the memory Ct his venersed father
two Duties, both equally sacred in his eyes.
The rst requires that his Majesty should dispose Of
the entire force which It has pleased the Divine will to
place in his hands fo- the defence Of the integrity and
honor OF Russia.
The second requires that his Majesty should apply
the basis of which had already received tho sanction Of
the Emperor Nicholss
Faithful to the idea which prevailed throughout the
latter wishes Of his august father the EN- has
newed the full powers OF and confirmed the ipstru
forwarded to the Russian plenpoentiares o. far back a
the month Of December the epoch designed for open
BY this course, the intentions of the Emperer Nicholas
will DO conscien'iousy observed. His object having
been
To render ths blessings Of peace 10 Russia ami to Eu
rope.
10 the liberty of wsrahip and the prosperity Of
tt Christian population in the East without distinction
Of the ritual protested.
To place the rights Of tho PlincpaEes under collec-
To the free navigation Of the Danube In favor Of
the commerce Of all nations.
To teImnatskhe rivAies Of The great Powers in the
Fast in order to prevent repetition OF fresh complca-
Gcns and
FrsiI to arrange with the said Powers for revising
the treaty by whtc they acknowledged the principle OF
closing the Dardaneles and the Bosphorus 80 As to
arrive III transaction honorable alike to al parties
peace founded on such bases by putting end to
The benedicton Of all nations.
Russia however, profoundly sensible, acd all Europe
will acknowledge that hopes for the esta
OF must be should the condition to be neros
aed exceed those just boundaries within which the son
tin ent OF the dignity of the has irrevoaby con
fneo the resolutions OF our august sovereign.
Abe Emperor will calmly await the manifestation OF
the eedpg views OF those cabinets whose duty it is in
the general interests OF Christendo Our august m
arch asaits this serious dehpera.on in ,ere spirit Of
concord.
Such the views which express to you 10 tho name
and by order Of II. n. The general instructions you
bave received vi prescribe the path you follow
t. any direct ipdrect communication with the vern
nent to which you arc accredited.
The Emperor, confirming you In the post which you
received through the good VIII Of his august father,
lies your zeal and fidelity.
It L. his iu,eution thai you testify thts OCCASION
bosh BY your conduct and language, the loyalty with
which Russia the obligation arising from The
faith Of treaties her copstc Mt desire to live an AMIGA
BILE footing with all friendly and allied Powers and finally
her respect Tor the mvioaby Of the rights of every
State also her firm resolution to main and
to be respected those rights which Divine Providence has
conheed to the Emperor, by maang him the guardian
and protector of the national honor of his country
You arc invited to ac9uan the government where you
have had The honor to represent hs EN- Nicholas
OF glorious and venersed memory with tho present de-
spatch. NESSlIRODE.
TIE EMPEROR NAPOLEON
expressed ns views in til following speech at the coe
OF the Paris Exhibition
Conference.-The exhibition which Is about to close
offers . grand spectacle to the world. During re-
Iious war, from al points Of the universe the
distinguished In sciences ars and industry have focked
70 PARIS TO exhibit their productions That concoarse
under such circumstances Is owing trust, 70 that &C.
neral conviction that the thus undertaken only me
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