The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.


Bs PBinsBURG, Aiguss %, 1857.
kayyisge fAe Grand DSke kieAsel- 0ra~d Ore~soriai
on TIE OcosaoN-ApproacAiwg Iat1ueU Of TIE French
and Rwsssan EmpUovs- Cbs~ Dc A0nys yuocessor AZ 81
Peersbwg- Insyestsrg Posltjsal Work Refusal Of the
Chtnee Emperor 10 Receive tie Russtan Ambdsszdoy at
Pekhp-CsyeGsSaw Vicsories-Rmran Raksodys, DC dc
10 day The marriage o The Grand Duke Aohael 70 Inc
Princess oeoe Of Baden or the Grand Duchess Olga Fec
dorovna, ~ she b now called, was soemnized with II
usua oeremonles prescribed suoh oooasona Tine Son
cables had taken pace on The lob asr the bride had beca
received into The pae OF he orthodox church. and yesser
day she entered Tho city grand procession escorted BY
'he Imperial nmiy and the highest OWL and military cs
nal ies Of the Empire, TO be presented TO the
people, according immemoiA sustom Of The Russian
Czas. An mmenae crowd had oolected 70 meet her ~
The Peterhon railway terminus; she was In carriage
with the Empress Dowager, surrounded BY The Emperor
his two edest sons h three brothers, the Princes Of b
den and Oldenburg, &o, on horseback, and FOL
lowed BY the Grand Duchess and tho ladies' Of the
bedchambcr, In court equpages, who all proceed
ed6own the splendid Neosky Prospect 70 the Cathedral
OF Our Lady Of Kesaves, whore they wero received oy
tbs Metropolitan Bishop and his clergy, In poi6calbs
After perfo ming their devoons hc Imperial party moved
the wster Palace amid The shols or the people, the
roar OF cannon, ana the ringing OF the cauh bes, wach
duced un,ono rather deafenipg than melodious The
princess very enssgng modest looking young girl not
line who tail enough for grenader, and OF Jnnonic
port and meD, but pretty and interesting Tho perform
mendeus d.chuss Of uiisr from the citadel and tai,
evening 81 Petersbuyg will 10 brilliantly illuminated, asn
1 indeed, lat night ard will be again tomorrow, .ae
and Mater Of Ponce having partc ary the u
habitAnis 10 light up their Window, which reqae Of
couyse, tansanouni TO Q command The young msrried
couple do not set or on bridal excursion imm ay
amer the wedding q customary In the west Rarc e
but will be tat homen at ihes palace all the
week to receive the congratulations Of tho court and the
Earl nj ha
avs the capital sgan " join the Empress NJ KiDingsn
and 10 have his long talked OF Interview with Louis Ne
poeon, whio1 70 come II Stuttgart, tbs re de0ce Of
the King Of Wurembe 6, who 10 nearly related 70 ooh
Emperors 80 at cast Il IL geoeraly reported and
70 .Is % n .n b o
vcssry just obtained BY them at Eng
land and Austria cannot but 10 cement taer union
The appointn cnt Of Count French An,
dor Russia has been reoe led here with grea rc
ron. Like his successor, de Rayneva, ~no charge
dsnAires a g. Petersburg 10 the time Of Louis Philippe,
married 20 Russian lady, princess Cherbaso) To rough
whom be related 70 The first families In the couatry and
biz nomination an evident proof Of the desire Of sa noeon
iii 70 remain on the most Intimate roong with his
allies.
very interesting work WAS published here the other day.
Immediately sitter the aooesson Of the le Emperor Noho
la, when several regiments OF the Guards rose In
qaare Of 81 ETee which end Cd IN the dispersal Of Ss mau
Several generals quite number OF ooers
implicated IN The revolt six Of whom ted, and
the rest banihed 70 Siberia from whence many have oay
lately returned In consequence Of the amnesty granted by
Alerands- on the day Of his coronation These memoirs
more han twenty ave copies were printed and dsbu
Ted among the esves and lntmses Of toe Emperor no~
however, shey are made public for the didcaoa Of iae
world In general The original In Rassan, but 1ansla
lions Into French German an Eoghsh already pro-
sress. rhs English version will be pubished By John
Murray in London, and presume viii soon nnd ~ way
From ,he Chinese frontier No have the very unez
Reced Intelligence tha! The auseortes q the oelesla!
Pouiian, who intended 70 proceed to Pekin by way o(
hsiue.cbin azd oovss- y dncul 70 explain this bshs
upea lhs.r hseds alrsad, wthoul sssins Ss ssssr.
with Russa, the only power that could attack thcm by
raohs 70 the coast Cnnee rar,asy and Mongolia lie
IN very tempting copuguiy 70 tho Asiaic dominons VI
X Eu.:,s mia Ana nd .ood % nsng I'M Of hs oanse
AieOsk win me nssnaos Of smbuksg there for shsns
hae, whore be will claim admanoe second u ne, and
his demands win bs ENFORCED By Russian sqoadrou,
which has just len oroasad under she nAnd Of oon
would be strange enough Russao and Engsa ships
fighting sds BY side against John Chsaman bat maay
uncoked for events have happened Of As years th We
The Austrian papers have been entertaining their read
ers with wooderfa les OF great victories ooaed by .hs
mon Toned once before, hes 70 do with the CcAs
ssns than osoeo had th the roquos They have even
made him storm The Russian fortresses Of Temrkhen
shoora GherShslic really miraculous sIpIoi shen
known that rcmlrkhen h somethtpg ike the nalako6
Anc Redan put together and mai tee works Of Che stec
and Esish mutt be 70 Zee The 1rcassians without heavy
artillery or any o. the appliances Of war possea mem
united efforts Of he two greatest na'ions Of
via sy hs division q Prince orulss, T q which % Ssve
you some particulars In my last scnAmyl has rsmainsd
very quietly shut up in he recsscs Of his moun,Ains
without making any further semps 70 expel his adverse
ries from Their pcson. The Last advoes from Lcrghsan
up 70 the lst inst only report somo trlns skirmshss In
impede the progress Of : military road which shs Ras
'ians are oonatrueng through the territory lately
In crcsssa on se oousrary-hs, d TO ,sy in the ooun
y bounded By the KoubaB, the Caucasus and the Bass
Sea- the natives Of arh commanded by sahamyI
here has been hard nshsns seem, ihsi ihe RE
.ians who have nov 70 occupied nearly all Tho forts
ns saes "a sss ns we're s,scu,ssd aurns NE var with
HE interior Of the country, which the croassAns try
Ing he utmost 70 prevent Bat though eIoelss, IN sue
sriy orsansed Euopean roroe In ne open neld rheir
bess poly 10 . si'ck O lheir mountain fa,l
.ss% s'T ps. sss ss ssun ''s so md d.
where the cavalry and artillery Of the enemy osn
..,.ef ,h.m :. d,s.dvan,sss Thi WIS, sohauy h..
opg, although The circle hai enooupasses him constant
y shienins and becomes daily more dlrco for bin
une ersrs among me Rassias generals y Grsbbe md
geldbrd, w the attention Of R1saia drawn or By
x. gs s,s sv,, :,
~ pushed on With oonsldcrsbe activity, though no, n
be 90 ahead maxsey such things done In America.
However, everything 10 be hnished In The most solid
ule-iron brdses granite abusmsnis, 10. rhh yea,
he fine win probably Be opened a. far - Lorss Q3s
rersh from here, neHt 70 Plcs ko6 (s3o vsrst)
they get along a he rate the Warsaw side
he road was began both ends rmultan eousfy may
NJ ect 10 be ccmpleed In three years rhs line fro
foscow 70 Thecdosia Win not be commeuced uu next |
pring, ~ vii be autumn bsfwe the surveys aad csh
ops rAtions are conouded, and nothing
lone In the winter. This H. great Obstacle 4, The
uuct on Of railways In hh oountxy and whatever DIN.
enoc may be employed In the summer scasoa their
ress must necesnrly be slower than In regions whore
hey can be worked u al The yeay round. ha mot
card how NE Enslsh company that have engaged 70 run
he line nom Rga 10 Danebayg getting on In fAcA
m ncs aware shAi hey have commenced operations Il
IN American Klissiooary-s Experience In |
india.
me Rsv. nr. Hsy ,he American missionary, WHO, VITA
is vife and two ohdrvs, narrowly escaped death 10
ndia from Ne mutinous sepcys, and vho hes arrived In
ngand IN NE Indian mail paokee Ripcu vfth his hmIy
reached In The Indspsadent chapel, Above Bar, South
mptos, On Sunday evening ON Inst, 70 q crowded con
regaiion in his sermon hr. Hay described the portion
the 6e1ds H labor which the three great missionary
0cie1iNn had "a tbaUHualvea