New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
INTERESTING FROM RUSSIA.
PROGRESS OF THE REFORM MOVEMENT.
Of the HAMBURGER Zei'usg

top Of the greatest importance iurrg the present On
dion of tars in Russia namely Central Statistical
| Committee. II viii consist CT two dyisions-one 70
compile the actual statistics Of che country and the
other to deliberate ard report upon all matters concern
ing the sgrsIian organization of the Empire and par
| ticuary on the affairs Of the serfs.
Correspondence of tbs Av9.brger 4B1eneiae Zeifunq
ST. PETERSBtRG, April II, 1853.
Since the Easter Holiday the ourr as Of ST Petersburg
have enDcunted tie fact that ten more goveInu ens-
GmoDg some Of them the largest and most populous-
have declared their intention Of appointing commit
tees to act upon the emancipation Of the serfs Most
Of the governments have soceded to the plan TWEEN.
tyIns have already announced officially their inter-
ton Of doing So ana these contain considerably more
than half tire population Of the entire empire. As 10
| the activity Of the committees little i, known aai
probably but few Of them have yet commenced ope.
reti' NJ. On them and the willingness and energy
Of tie Governors depends the Of the under.
taking.
The MinsteHal changes in tie departments of Fl
nance and Education were first officially announced
yestordaT. If place crederce in the rdmors
tlat grow daily universal, 10 man 10 office OF
however high grade, is certain Of retaining his posi-
ton. I. is said that the Minister of the Interior has
been replaced by Adiutaut General Rostowtzoff.
Councillor Tshernacheff, formerly assistant diago-
man in the Russisn Embissy at COnstaptnope, has
been appointed Consul General in that city.
The Emperor has determined upon the publication of
the maps which have been kept private in the Topo-
graphical depot. A catalogue Of them has been pub
lished The most important in the collection is mill
tary Typographical map Of Russia S9 pages CT which,
comprising eight governments, have already been
issu;d. 1t was commenced in 1916. The maps Of Po-
land and the Ci.mes are complete, the former EN-
bracng 81 pages and the latter 90.
Katenin the new Governor Of Orenburg, has made
some great alterations in the conduct of the Cadet
Institute under his supervision. II consisted of two
"squadrons, which the pupils entered at their own
option, and in both of which very nearly the same
education was received. Now, however, only here
dtsry robes may enter the first squadron where they
will be educated in fitting their rank. In
stead of The Arabian and Persian they will be taught
the FreLch and Tartar languages The second squad
Is foE the education of persons intending to take
holy orders or pursue commercial avecatons.
Correspondence Of The Apgsburger AHgemeins Zetuna
POLISH FRONTIER, May 4, 1853.
TIE Emperor has decreed that there shall be no
more recruiting fer the army before 1860 80 that if
Russia should frd herself compelled TO concentrate
large force in The West it will have TO be brought in
large proportion from the East.
ST. PEIERsBURG, April &c.
of the Baltic Provinces has been appointed Viceroy of
Poland in the place Of Prince Gortshakoh and it is
confidently expected that Panip the Minister Of JUS
tee will shortly be replaced by person moro ca.
pable of satisfying the people They DESIRE among other
improyeme nts the establishment of trial by jury-a
thing that would present strange appearance in
small Russian provincial town. AL Improvements in
tine condition Of Justice depend far more however, Oh
the Minister Of Finance than the Minister Of Jasce
for so long as the latter is denied the privilege OF Civ
ing the Judges and the assistants adequate salaries no
reform will be Of any avail.
The Emperor has decided 70 make his long contem-
psed trip to ArchsDgel II not known what impels
him 70 make this journey 10 the very furthe,t north
ern point Of European Russia and we must be satisfied
when we are told is because he wishes to become
pei sona,ly acqusnted with that portion of his Empire.
TIE rest of Russia bis Majesty has already Travelled
over. while he was Crown Prince, and he once won
ST. George Cross by expedition against the unsub-
dued Asiatic tribes. He has, however, never been
north Of ST. Petersburg As soon a. the rivers are Mt
to be navgated the journey will be CONNER ced The
Emperor will 60 by land TO the fortress oil PetIosa-
vadsk on Lake Omega. Crossing the lake he will cross
the Government of O'onetz to the Dwina which ne
will thence ascend to Arcbangel, where manof-var
will be IN waiting for him. He will not probably, have
time 10 visit Finland He has chosen this early eason
of the year for the journey, on account Of having
other appoint nents for the Summer season. 10 Au-
gust he intends visiting Warsaw, where there will be
review Of the Frst and portion of the Second aud
Third Briysies Of the Army. lie also intends beng
nresept at The review of the Guards in kra1noe and
there ia aso rumor of long journey to the south oil
| the Empire In the mean time the meeting OF the
Mo,cov Committee Of Nob.es on the emancipation OF
the selfs is looked for with sn1ieycr whatever takes
place there will have great influence on the settlement
fths whole matter. As Moscow is the centrapont OF
the ocaled Progressive press, the deliberations Will De
followed with care AID solicitude. St. Petersburg is
always wiling to assume the precedence over Moscow,
but in such Questions this il feels the undeniaoe
| importance of Moscow, KIev and Novgorod, which
aye the central points Of Russian strength aud senti-
| ment.
| Correspondents sftAe Aus.burgU AVgenefne Zei,prg.
| POLISH Frontier, May =, 1853.
An extensive rebellion broke out among The peas
sny the letter par. Of April, which, though it did
rot assume dangerous character, still bore for
time serious aspect. Sensible and effective measures
taken foI lis suppression. The rebels were not
| imprisoned as in former times, but the leaders were
beaten with rods while their followers apprehensive oil
\ receiving the punishment left in great haste,
which they were permitted 20 do without opposition
The frs, outbreaks occurred IN the vicinity OF Gsorgen-
burg, whence they rapidly spread in the interior Of
Lthuanis toward Grodno, Mink, Smolensk and Ofel.
| They were most formidable in Tauroggen, pear the
Prussisn frontier and were only queled by the advance
Of large body of hussars. They will, perhaps, con-
nue fer some time longer and make the circuit OF the
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