The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-06

to sse peace be rapidly made sensible to the po-
pulation in Russia
Aovces from Warsaw state that in consequence Of the
decesse of Prince Paskiewitch nine days mourning
ordered for The whole country by the Emperor
all places of public Amusement will remain closed and
the Guard and the army put on Grape the regiments
mourning for FIX weeks.
[Correspondepce OF Paris Pressel
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 30 1856.
Prince Gortsehakof, who handed over at Odessa the
command Of the army of the South to his successor,
General Luders arrived here the oath OF January,
with three Of lis sdes-de-canp. the same day the
Palace The Emperor expressed to him bis thanks for
tia he lad rendered during the operations in the
Crimea and formally promised him the command OF the
army in Poland.
The Prince also paid visits to the Grand Dukes, to the
Minister If War; and to soma of the high dgnitaries
and his recep everywhere was most cordial that By
the population Of St. Petersburg not less so, and
fek has been gwen in his honor ny the inhabtAn 3.
Great preparations Tor being made, despite the
prospect OF peace 1t seems the arsenas we're work
ing twice hard since tbs decision Of the Car The
Grand Duke Cons 'ne Prince GsnschikoH, aud some
OF the superior officers Of the navy are continually in
spectpG the cocsyards.
On The other hand two or three sue :essive reviews
have been be Of The garrison OF the capital and
morning the lrdde husse publish d the names OF the
officers appointed to The divsions in 1auris
and in Asia, under General Mouravief appear to have
lost a great many mel, as reinorcements to
them from all the divisions in the Caucasus and in South
trD Russia.
The Emperor Alexander II. appears, nevertheless
tx the interior causes him some annoyance Moscow
the ards grmbe his decision. IT the hopes of
peace realized may be sad that the towns situated
on the sea coast especially the manu- acturng towns
will evince real sasacon whereas the cities taat have
no commerce and the country places-the dwellings, o.
the priesthood and nobes-will show dissatisfaction.
Count Valentine Esterhayy, whom every man seemed
tier Inclird to avoid before tie 16th Of January is
he horortd guest everywhere; he has become the
lion OF the capital since the acceptance of the Austrian
1t is said that MS soon as peace signed the Emperor
andFr ~ will MOSCOW their
coronation. On this amnesty will be grantei
to the Polish political offenders.
Correspondence of the LONDON Times
BERLIN. Feb. 8. 1856.
The Irdlids Russe has published in detail the report
drawn up by Admiral Glasenapp to The construction
OF tie row gnnboats building h Rdssia In the
coarse Of this description we acquainted with
tho weapons which The Russians have made for the
purpose # repeng boarding 'ttacss Tney are repre
consisting OF lance about seven feet
cpg mace OF cast iron the massive head OF which
resembles pineapple, ike it is beset with number
of obrss but pcaed pr jections Each boat IL provided
with tccm thirty for.y lsnces and from fifteen
twenty naces the management of which the Frs
said 70 pc',ess great .kib From tins description these
with II chmen Of Sweden and with one OF which
,he Nan quis OF Waterford, fifteen years bscS,
il convepiently into close contact
The sinister o. War Prince Dogorouki announced tha
day Prince Paskew.'scA died that the Eneer
had crdered e. bseq ues the deceased to he 1bs
with appropriate honor. These latter appear to hove
been conformity With the intentions OF the lace Enps
ror almost the hono1s due TO member OF tbs Imperial
fairly for instance, mourning to ba worn for him by
The whole army and also al mourning Throughout
Poland. IA the 4h in., The remains Of the deceased
Conveyed from the saloon to tina chapel of the p,
Lace which occasion The clergy, the military, ard the
civil enl OF the STATE very numerous their
attes dance The con ise was carrier ny the pers
Of highest rank then End the pail was borne by
officers Of The Ccsseck regiment IL at had formed the
Prices ocdy guard in his lifetime. After lody han
betp placed in II chapel the Archbishop OF Narsay
ArseDlus performed . service for the dead
According to he wish Of the deceased his morris
remains will be inferred ia the fami Y vault ia the
t1our fEa irVNQ i1afo Ffyn.